Ian Franklin retweeted
James Dyson is pulling all his staff out of UK, he has already taken his accounts to Singapore so he doesn't pay tax.
Don't buy any of sh*tty Dyson products and let everyone else know.
Ian Franklin retweeted
Farage and Braverman look away now … multiculturalism working
Scenes at Edgbaston where India are playing Pakistan but people are watching the England game.
2 sets of rival supporters united by their love of England!
#PakvsInd #ENGSUI #comeonengland #england
Bad decision by GMC/MPTS. Taking a strong position on climate protests has nothing to do with her fitness to practice. gmc-uk.org/news/news-archive…
A trauma surgeon on why Gaza is the worst of war zones economist.com/by-invitation/… from @TheEconomist
Jasmin Paris first woman to complete gruelling Barkley Marathons race - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-e…
Ian Franklin retweeted
We have reconstructed the 127 days that elapsed between final assembly of N704AL and the January 5 accident aboard Alaska Flight 1282. TAC has confirmed many of the details in the purported whistleblower account, as well as added considerable new facts. theaircurrent.com/aviation-s…
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A Conferência Internacional de Flebologia Estética IMAP tem início esta semana em São Paulo, Brasil.
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The International Meeting for Aesthetic Phlebology IMAP starts this week in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
@kasuomiyake @DenisBorsuk @rbfukushima @Spinteste @marcelogrill #imapxi
Kasuo must be congratulated on creating the world’s premier aesthetic phlebology meeting. It has been my pleasure to participate in the IMAP congress in past years and we look forward to the next time.
We wish you all the best for IMAP 2023!
#imap2023 #CLaCS #AestheticPhlebology #FlebologiaEstetica #imapxi
Firey end to the VSGBI meeting Dublin meeting, in and out of the convention centre.
Lots to work on in the coming weeks.
#VSGBI #VSASM2023 #vascularmeeting – at Dublin City, Ireland
First day: working with colleagues teaching the vascular trainees on the @VSGBI ASPIRE venous workshop. Today, moderating the presentations of original venous research, followed by updates on venous controversies and the expanding role of specialist nurse practitioners. – at Dublin City, Ireland