There were around a quarter of a million people on Friday's protest in London, plus thousands on other protests around the country. Especially good as it was a workday.
If there had been no opposition he would have claimed the British loved him - he did that though anyway.
It's on today's Daily Express:
Tell that to Ian Tomlinson
Many people have been killed on marches/protests in UK historically, among others, striking miners at Tonypandy, Chartists in Manchester rally for voting rights, N. Ireland protesters at 'Bloody Sunday', more recently Kevin Gateley and Blair Peach on anti-fascist protests.
comments below the article suggest it’s cheaper than 8 strips a day on a meter,to the nhs at least. Anyone know if this is accurate? If it surely that’s the route all ccgs should be going? I’ll admit here I know next to nothing about cgm. I would imagine self funding using cheap bulk strips is less than half the price (5x50 @ £7ish v 2x£55ish)
But we have to make clinical dosing decisions several times a day, not just as mealtimes but for corrections through the day and often the night. And the data that Libre gives is so much more than just a value, it also tells you if your levels are rising or falling, and how fast. You can see exactly what’s going on, it’s like the difference between watching a film of someone’s holiday compared to half a dozen photos. Total game changer!
Not quite the same - many CCGs in both England and Scotland have denied it altogether, they are saying it’s either too expensive or that it isn’t cost effective. So if you live in those areas, you won’t get it at all unless you self fund. Wolverhampton, for example, is prescribing them, yet Birmingham isn’t.
