LBC - Nick Ferrari

Ferrari having to issue a warning not to follow the President of America is advice of injecting bleach or ingesting Dettol in any way!

Nurse?

She worked in the Dentists at the hospital, probably had to empty the bins. She sounded dumb as fcek, typical of people who parrot some of what they hear or are told.

Rachael Johnson getting a slot on LBC !

Boris's  PR ninja ?

Chimney sweep rings in ...

Email yourself a note

Kafkaesque ....a tad ?

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Kafkaesque :

Kafka's work is characterized by nightmarish settings in which characters are crushed by nonsensical, blind authority.

Thus, the word Kafkaesque is often applied to bizarre and impersonal administrative situations where the individual feels powerless to understand or control what is happening.

Chris Whitty looks terribly stressed and should be put on leave before he has a breakdown ....they must have someone else with a stronger personality who also knows the medical background.

Chris Whitty was born in Gloucester on 21 April 1966 to Kenneth and Susannah Whitty.[1] He spent his early years in north Nigeria. His father was Deputy Director of the British Council in Athens, but was killed in 1984, when Whitty was in his teens.[4][5][6]

Whitty was sent back to the UK for his schooling[7] and was educated at Windlesham House School and Malvern College. Following this, he was educated at: Pembroke College, Oxford (BA in Physiology, 1988);

Wolfson College, Oxford (BM BCh in Medicine, 1991); London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (DTM&H in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1996; MSc in Epidemiology, 1996);

Northumbria University (LLM in Medical Law, 2005); Heriot-Watt University (MBA in Business Administration, 2010); and the Open University (Dip Econ in Economics).[1][6]

Kenneth Whitty ( Chris's father), 44, was cultural attaché at the British Embassy in Athens when he was targeted in March 1984 as he gave a lift home to three women who worked for the British Council.

As his Ford Escort reached a crossroads, a pedestrian signalled for him to stop.

When he wound down his window, the man pulled out a pistol and fired five times, hitting Mr Whitty three times in the head and also killing one of his passengers.

The murders stunned the diplomatic community and raised security fears because the Queen was at the time in Jordan on a ground-breaking tour of the Middle East.

Kenneth Whitty, 44, was cultural attaché at the British Embassy in Athens when he was targeted in March 1984 as he gave a lift home to three women who worked for the British Council    +3

Kenneth Whitty, 44, was cultural attaché at the British Embassy in Athens when he was targeted in March 1984 as he gave a lift home to three women who worked for the British Council

In the wake of the killing, an internal British Council memo, now filed in the National Archives, was sent to all staff with advice on personal safety and precautions.

A group calling itself the Revolutionary Organisation of Socialist Muslims claimed responsibility for the deaths.

Abu Nidal, the founder of the militant Palestinian group Fatah and later a freelance terrorist responsible for more than 300 murders, is widely believed to have ordered the assassination.

After the killing, a message sent to a news agency in Beirut said Mr Whitty had been targeted in response to Britain’s bid ‘to resume its former colonial role in the world by spreading colonial culture under a new guise’.

It also threatened more attacks due to Britain’s ‘continuing detention and persecution of our Muslim fighters’ – believed to be a reference to three members of Nidal’s group who had been jailed in the UK for the attempted murder of the Israeli ambassador to London in 1982.

The future Chief Medical Officer was, like this three older brothers, at Malvern College boarding school in Worcestershire when their father was murdered.

In an obituary, The Times noted that Kenneth Whitty had himself been only four when his father was killed in action in 1944.

Another newspaper published a photograph of the diplomat in a cricket team from Clifton College in Bristol, where he played alongside John Cleese.

At the time of his death, Mr Whitty had been arranging the Greek leg of a major European tour of the play School For Scandal with Donald Sinden.

Or maybe they only put very seriously ill people on ventilators so they have a high chance of dying at the outset.

Some of those people will only survive if they get on a ventilator.

Brompton Rd Bandit

Brompton High Street love.

Once had the most densely populated high streets in terms of pubs, something like 13 in 200 odd meters I think

40 or 50 in 3 streets!

You wouldn’t have liked it wounded knee. Good old traditional boozers.