Britons have actually required to the roads for the 10 th regular NHS Clap for Carers this night, after the occasion’s creator claimed it ought to be the last one..People around the nation have actually been requiring to their front doors, porches …
Sharon returns to the Square and although she struggles being back, she decides she’s ready to give things yet another go with Phil.
Linda gives the reunited couple her blessing to buy the Vic, but the chances of them making a fresh start look shakier …
Your guide to all the soap action, week beginning Saturday, May 23.
Sharon returns to the Square, and although she struggles being back, she decides she’s ready to give things yet another go with Phil.
Linda gives the reunited couple her blessing to bu…
A cheeky dad surprised his wife and children by turning his home into a giant ball pit.
Joel Conder decided to dump 250,000 plastic balls in his home while his other half was at work.
The 34-year-old filled the downstairs area of his Surbiton, Surrey p…
Ultimate dad turns his house into a giant ball pit using 250,000 balls (and didn’t tell his wife he was doing it)
Joel Conder, 34, turned his Surbiton, Surrey, house into a ball pit on March 15
He did it to surprise his daug…
Samantha Faiers marked Paul Knightley’s 32nd birthday with a special surprise – and a revelation about his ‘secret’ passion for dancing.
The Mummy Diaries star had an ice cream truck pull up outside their Surrey home, to celebrate her boyfriend of six …
Georgia’s attorney general has appointed a black district attorney to take over the case of a white father and son charged with killing a black man, making her the third outside prosecutor in a case that has prompted a national outcry over suspicions t…
Katie Price has been spending the lockdown in a posh six-bedroom home in Surrey.
But the former glamour model, 41, was back in her so-called mucky mansion this week to begin the mammoth task of clearing it up.
The mum-of-five almost lost the luxury pad…
Covid-19 lockdowns take their toll with record fall for Eurozone economy:
The European economy shrank by a record 3.8 per cent in the first quarter as business activity from hotels and restaurants to construction and manufacturing was frozen by s…
Katie Price PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Star, 41, wears gloves as she stocks up on supplies with Dreamboys pal Al Warrell, 23, in Surrey amid lockdown
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She has struck up a close friendship with the Dreamboys star rec…
Imaging critical to Covid-19 patient management and survival
CHERTSEY, SURREY, UK – Apr 28, 2020 – As part of the NHS emergency response to Covid-19, Visbion’s Image Cube has been deployed at the new NHS Nightingale Hospitals in London, Birmingham and Harrogate. It is also being installed in over 150 existing mobile imaging trailers that can be deployed at hospitals across the UK to create an expanded diagnostic imaging service. The capabilities of the Image Cube are crucial for management of Covid-19 patients in hospitals so that CT scan images of patients’ lungs can be sent for remote analysis by expert radiographers and for picture archiving. The technology has, for example, been previously deployed as part of the PHE Breast Screening Programme.
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The Visbion Image Cube is an intelligent and cost-effective DICOM 3.0 routing, translation, compression and encryption appliance. It is ideally suited to any scenario where images or work lists need to be transferred from one location or system to another. The Image Cube can be used to automate and encrypt a point-to-point link from one hospital to another or allow a mobile scanning truck to pull up to multiple hospitals with a variety of PACS systems.
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A man driving two children and a baby en route to Brighton “for a day out” has been caught by police at an M25 service station.
Kent Police’s Roads Policing Unit stopped the vehicle after the driver was spotted using a mobile phone at the wheel. He was…
(Alliance News) – The following is a round-up of updates by UK companies on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Softcat PLC – infrastructure services – cancels interim dividend…
On 6 March, before the coronavirus pandemic paralysed Britain and upended the normal rules of the nation’s politics, Keir Starmer travelled to York to address a meeting of his supporters. It was the ninth week of Labour’s protracted leadership contest,…
On 6 March, before the coronavirus pandemic paralysed Britain and upended the normal rules of the nation’s politics, Keir Starmer travelled to York to address a meeting of his supporters. It was the ninth week of Labour’s protracted leadership contest,…