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Recent Comments

• Steve Trevethan
  OFSTED is part of the OBE/Outcome Based Education originally Introduced under President Clinton. It pretends that student based data is a true representation of...
• Mel Borthwaite
  I’m afraid the heading led me to believe that I would read an answer to the question ‘why is health the theme for the launch of a local election campaign?â€...
• Nonconformistradical
  @theakes "Maybe but there should still be an Appropriate Adult present." What about in a dire emergency if there simply isn't time go bring an Appropriate Adu...
• Roland
  The shortage of GPs was predicted some years back and has the same root causes as the shortage of HGV drivers and other professions; namely, an aging workforce ...
• Jenny Barnes
  From the government website: "To become a GP you'll need to complete: - a degree recognised by the General Medical Council which takes 5 years - a foundation...