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June 16, 2022
"Freddie Prinze Jrs Fred walked so Ryan Goslings Ken could run," reads one viral tweet regarding Goslings performance as the iconic character.
June 16, 2022
The upcoming live-action "Barbie" movie has found their Ken.
June 16, 2022
Together what happened on the night his father died. he was looking for the ambulance that never came. kenneth was in good shape for a 94โyearโold. a retired carpenter, he lived alone in the cotswolds. the bbc applied to see documents from an inquest into his death. they show that at 2:53am, ken got out of bed and fell. he collapsed on the floor and called 999 twice from his mobile. transcripts of the calls are spoken by actors. ken was recorded as an urgent category two case, meaning an amb...
June 16, 2022
With its release set for July next year, 'Barbie' will clash with Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' starring Cillian Murphy, and Robert Downey Jr. in lead roles.
June 16, 2022
And because busy hospitals are finding it hard to discharge patients into social care. in gloucester this week, these ambulances were having to queue outside before they could unload their patients, rather than getting back on the road quickly. the healthcare safety watchdog has now launched an investigation into whats a national problem. so harm is happening on a daily basis and that harm is everything from patients deteriorating in ambulances, waiting to go into emergency departments, patients...
June 16, 2022
Ken was recorded as an urgent category 2 case, meaning an ambulance should have arrived in 18 minutes on average. hes clearly trusting the ambulance service, but its clear on the second call that his condition is worsening, and hes getting anxious because hes not getting any assurances about an ambulance. ken waited for an hour on the floor before calling a third time. the details are distressing. it took another four hours for an ambulance to arrive. by then, ken was unconscious. he was taken t...
June 16, 2022
Ken was recorded as an urgent category two case, meaning an ambulance should have arrived in 18 minutes on average. its clear on the second call that his conditions worsening and hes getting anxious because hes not getting an assurance of an ambulance. ken waited for an hour on the floor before calling a third time. the details are distressing. it took another four hours for an ambulance to arrive. by then, ken was unconscious. he was taken to gloucestershire royal hospital, where he died that a...
June 16, 2022
Were seen within four hours. that is up slightly on last month but below the 95% target. ambulances in england took an average of 40 minutes last month to respond to emergency calls such as strokes or heart attacks. thats better than the previous month but still more than twice the target of 18 minutes. our health correspondentjim reed has been speaking to the family of one man who died in march this year after waiting five hours for an ambulance. jerry shadbolt has been trying to piece together...
June 16, 2022
There when they need it. how many other people right now are being made to wait four or five hours for an ambulance and its having a detrimental effect on their prospects to survive, you know? south western ambulance service describes long delays as an unacceptable risk to patients and says its working to get crews back out on the road as quickly as possible. gloucester hospital says that health care nationally is under intense pressure but staff are working tirelessly to ensure patients are car...
June 16, 2022
Life, but a fiveโhour wait for an ambulance is certainly far higher than the target for a call like this, and its certainly not an isolated incident. across the country waiting times for ambulances are far higher than they should be. thats down to rising demands and because busy hospitals are finding it hard to discharge patients into social care. in gloucester this week, these ambulances were having to queue outside before they could unload their patients, rather than getting back on the road...