‘Protect the NHS slogan was not helpful’: Senior GP says Government’s pandemic mantra prevented non-coronavirus patients from seeing their doctor Government introduced ‘protect the NHS’ slogan, in the initial lockdown, March Professor Martin Marshall claimed the message prevented patients getting help He said it ‘wasn’t a very helpful message’, taken onboard too much by patients … Read more
Premier League set to speak to club captains about keeping the Black Lives Matter slogan on players’ shirts amid increased scrutiny of the movement The Premier League are set to discuss whether to keep BLM slogan on shirts Top flight players took a knee before every game of the restart in June Sports have responded … Read more
Queues. Don’t you hate them? I do, possibly because it feels as if I’ve spent much of this year in one. Queues for the supermarket, the bank and the post office – a record one-and-a-half hours the other day. Queues to get into a restaurant, to get your hair cut. Like everyone else, just about … Read more
A giant ‘All Black Lives Matter’ murial has been painted on Hollywood Boulevard as protests continue in the wake of George Floyd’s death. The words were painted in a rainbow of colors near the famous TCL Chinese and Dolby theaters on Saturday. The painting was made to honour black LGBTQ community members during the 50th anniversary of … Read more
President Donald Trump’s effort to settle on a campaign slogan for his reelection campaign has been complicated by the coronavirus crisis and repeated street clashes. The president has repeatedly tried out the fresh ‘Transition to Greatness’ – a statement born of the grim reality of the start of the coronavirus outbreak. He has repeatedly said … Read more
Melanie Sykes, 49, looks casually chic in an ‘I love social distancing’ slogan T-shirt and white denim jeans as she departs BBC studios By Roxy Simons and Niomi Harris For Mailonline Published: 20:36 BST, 30 May 2020 | Updated: 20:39 BST, 30 May 2020 She’s been keeping fans up to date with her daily routine … Read more