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Labour would back the government if it introduced a “Martha’s rule” in England to make it easier for patients and their families who believe their concerns are not being taken seriously by medical staff to get a second medical opinion. Appearing on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, the shadow health secretary, Wes Streeting, said he was moved to tears listening to the mother of Martha Mills, who died when doctors failed to admit her to intensive care. Martha, who would have been 16 on Monday, died in 2021 after developing sepsis while under the care of King’s College hospital NHS foundation trust in south London.…

Tottenham have confirmed the transfers of Davinson Sánchez and Tanguy Ndombele to Galatasaray. While the English transfer window shut on Friday night, other transfer windows around Europe remain open and the Turkish club Galatasaray have moved for two players Spurs viewed as dispensable. Ndombele joins Galatasaray on loan for the remainder of the season, with the option to make the move permanent, while Sánchez, who has featured twice under Ange Postecoglou this season, has secured a permanent €15m transfer. The departures of the duo will be a boost to Postecoglou, who has repeatedly made clear his desire to trim a…

Key Brexit figure and Nigel Farage ally Richard Tice had a loan rejected from a major bank because it deemed him a “reputational risk” for being the leader of the Reform UK party, a financial document has shown. The Reform UK party leader Richard Tice has claimed he was debanked because of his political views after he applied to Swiss Re for a business loan in April last year. An internal document, seen by The Epoch Times, shows that Mr. Tice’s company Quidnet Capital was rejected as he was a “reputational risk.” Explaining the “reason for decline,” in the report Swiss Re…

Britain’s biggest insurers have seen a surge in customers getting private health cover as NHS waiting lists hit record highs amid unprecedented strike action and lasting knock-on effects from lockdown policies. NHS struggles are presenting business opportunities for major insurance companies who seek to capitalise on waiting lists, delays, and strikes, which has seen Aviva and Bupa collectively adding hundreds of thousands of new customers to their bottom line. An Aviva spokesperson told The Epoch Times by email that in the last few years, it has “seen a consistent increase in new business sales for private medical insurance both by individuals…

Pollution levels of gases linked to traffic rose by about 10 per cent in the centre of Glasgow after the SNP set up a “draconian” Ulez-style scheme, official figures show. Nitrogen dioxide levels in the city’s Hope Street, which has repeatedly had the country’s worst air quality, were measured at an average of 34 micrograms per cubic metre between June and August this year. This compared with a figure of 31mg in the same period last year, before the city’s low emission zone (Lez) was introduced – a rise of 9.7 per cent. The legal limit is 40mg. Levels of another…

Our Dear Man of God, Pastor Chris has declared September 2023 to be the month of HARVEST. He read from: LUKE 10:1-2 KJV – JOHN 4:34-38 KJV THREE IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO THIS MONTH; 1. Win Souls everywhere. Be decisive. 2. Set up Cells everywhere. 3. Give into God’s work: a) For the furtherance of God’s work. b) It turns out for your prosperity. 2 Corinthians 8:7 NIV. Practice these things, and you’ll have amazing testimonies.

Days after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) froze for 30 seconds while speaking to reporters after a speech in Covington, Kentucky, voters and political insiders are debating whether there should be age limits in place for anyone seeking political office. The episode is similar to one Mr. McConnell experienced in the U.S. Capitol last month where he froze while speaking to reporters and has raised questions about the fitness of the 81-year-old to lead the Senate Republican caucus or finish his term in office. “I think he’s having mini-strokes,” Deborah Barnes, an unaffiliated voter in Alexandria, Virginia, told The Epoch Times. “He just stared straight…

Lawyer and former prosecutor Sidney Powell alleged false claims in the indictment against former President Donald Trump in Georgia. Ms. Powell, who’s a co-defendant in the case, contradicted several claims in the indictment in an Aug. 30 court filing, asking for her case to be tried separately from the other 18 defendants, including President Trump. Most of the charges don’t involve her and those that do “fatally depend on demonstrably false premises,” the filing said. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis alleged in the Aug. 14 indictment that Ms. Powell participated in a racketeering conspiracy by tampering with election machines…

Despair to joy in the closing stages, this was some turnaround, some way for Arsenal to ignite their season. And some way for Manchester United’s away-day misery to continue. As the Emirates Stadium bellowed the name of their team, United’s pain knew no bounds. Alejandro Garnacho thought that he had won it for the visitors, thought he had landed the most perfect of sucker punches. On as a substitute, the winger accelerated on to a Bruno Fernandes pass in the 89th minute to finish past Aaron Ramsdale and into the Arsenal net. Garnacho had struck late on at Fulham last season…

Liverpool are set to sign the Bayern Munich midfielder Ryan Gravenberch in a deal worth an initial €40m (£34.25m) and a further €5m in add-ons. The Dutch international is poised to sign a five-year contract and a medical has been booked for Friday morning. Gravenberch is a long-time Klopp target. The midfielder was monitored by Liverpool before he left Ajax for Bayern last year and has been on Klopp’s list of preferred candidates for his midfield overhaul all summer. The club met the player’s representatives several months ago but Gravenberch has had to wait to discover whether he featured in Thomas Tuchel’s plans for…