syndrome, that is right. haifa other symptoms and in ramsay hunt syndrome, that is right. syndrome, that is right. how many cases of ramsay syndrome, that is right. how many cases of ramsay hunt syndrome, that is right. how many cases of ramsay hunt syndrome i syndrome, that is right. how many i cases of ramsay hunt syndrome dsc, or are reported in the uk, how common is it? or are reported in the uk, how common is it? , ., ., , common is it? there is thought to be about 100.000 common is it? there is thought to be about 100,000 cases common is it? there is thought to be about 100,000 cases of common is it? there is thought to be about 100,000 cases of facial- common is it? there is thought to be about 100,000 cases of facial palsy l about 100,000 cases of facial palsy within the uk. and ramsay hunt syndrome is actually the second most common cause of facial palsy after bell s palsy. but patients are often misdiagnosed, which is a real problem because if patients are misdiagn
0desa. that is significant because it would take them all the weight of the border with moldova. 0n the border eastern of moldova is an area called transnistria which is declared as a pendant since 1995 and is russian speaking and has russian troops there and there were fears that if the russians were to wall off southern ukraine they would be bordering transnistria which they sort of running anyway and therefore might feed into moldovan territory and this feeds into a narrative of fear that russia has designs on the entire former soviet bloc. joan wood s-ueakin to entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a short entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a short time - entire former soviet bloc. joan wood speaking to me a short time ago. | speaking to me a short time ago. joe inward. the ukrainian deputy prime minister iryna vereshchuk said that if a
has happened in at least one trust in the has happened in at least one trust in the north east of england. does the secretary of state really believe the secretary of state really believe these weights are acceptable or is it believe these weights are acceptable or is itjust believe these weights are acceptable or is it just a believe these weights are acceptable or is itjust a case of this government that when they break the rules they government that when they break the rules they change the rules? mr deputy rules they change the rules? mr deputy speaker, he wants to blame pandemic deputy speaker, he wants to blame pandemic pressures alone but we went into the pandemic pressures alone but we went into the pandemic with nhs waiting lists already at a record high of 4.5 million, staff shortages at 100.000 4.5 million, staff shortages at 100,000 in social care vacancies at 112 thousand. health care services are paying 112 thousand. health care services are paying a heavy
abandoned diplomatic rules and had been seeking to undermine our country with unilateral sanctions as well as military pressure on russia with mean rivers along the russian borders. they are trying to draw kyiv into provocation. joining me now is james nixey who is the director of russia & eurasia programme at chatham house. we have the rhetoric, we have the diplomacy, we had the military build up. looking at the latter specifically, how do military analysts think this situation is going to evolve? analysts think this situation is going to evolve? they tend to be slit, going to evolve? they tend to be split. 100.000 going to evolve? they tend to be split, 100,000 troops going to evolve? they tend to be split, 100,000 troops around - going to evolve? they tend to be - split, 100,000 troops around ukraine west and north borders, with a far greater degree of partners that we saw last april when they did the same thing but without medical supplies or even food. we could see it was not
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