What a guy! Let’s do this together!
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How is the pandemic affecting cancer care? @StephenNolan talks to people who have been receiving treatment for cancer during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Listen on @bbcsounds bbc.in/3lcyvCf
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16 weeks of
💔pain,
💔what if’s
💔anxiety
💔sleepless nights
💔tortured thoughts
😢 #COVID19
💔Never did we think 16 weeks later not only would Bertie still be missing but no one would have 📞 us with any sightings
We need some 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 now
Please help us #findbertie
This is a no brainier guys! Sign and share the hell out of it!!!x
The Secretary of State for Health Matt Hancock: Stop unnecessary cancer deaths caused by the COVID disruptions and save thousands of lives - Sign the Petition! chng.it/yX2PCv4X via @UKChange
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I too had my chemo stopped due to Covid. Since restarting things have not gone well. The fact that private patients and some NHS were able to continue with Chemo clearly shows a gamble was made on some stage IV patients. #BBCPanorama
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Delays to #cancer diagnosis and treatment due to #coronavirus could lead to thousands of excess deaths in the UK within a year, according to new research.
Watch @BowelBabe's investigation on @BBCPanorama: Britain’s Cancer Crisis is on @BBCOne at 7.30pm.
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The irony of having a national clap for the NHS less than 24 hours after scenes like this is not lost on us.
So as well as clapping today, please RT and remind your friends and family that this is nowhere near over and we still need your help.
#ClapForTheNHS
What the hell is wrong with people?! 😡
12 tonnes of rubbish left on Bournemouth beach yesterday. People had even defecated in burger boxes & left on beach. We are creating a pandemic & pollution hell on Earth #Covid19UK #plasticpollution
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Four-year-old with cancer is reunited with her dad after seven weeks kept apart in lockdown itv.com/news/2020-05-06/four…
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I wonder if some careful planning is needed when we start reducing lockdown, that before kids are sent back to school (increasing contact with more people) there is a grandparents day. When they can see close loved ones.
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I've been corrected by an expert: dial 999, and wait until you're prompted by the operator before you press 55. I'm sorry for the mistake. If it's any comfort, the only time I've ever witnessed a situation like this, the police response was exemplary. #YouAreNotAlone
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Calls to UK Domestic Abuse Helplines have more than doubled since the lockdown. Victims should know that if they are in danger, they can dial 999, then press 55 and remain silent. Police will know that the caller is in danger and cannot speak. Spread this wide.
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This week I’ve done some filming with the @BBC for a Panorama special about how #covid19UK is affecting the most vulnerable. It’ll hopefully raise some awareness of what is happening to #Cancer patients. Monday night 19.30 BBC1






















