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Prince Charles said he was “way down the list” for a Covid-19 vaccination as he met frontline medical staff administering the Pfizer shots.
The Prince of Wales made the comments during a visit to a vaccination centre at the Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in Gloucester, alongside the Duchess of Cornwall.
“I think I am way down the list and will have to wait, he told staff. “I think I’ll have to wait for the AstraZeneca one before it gets to my turn. I’m some way down the list.” The Prince of Wales meets with NHS staff during a visit to a vaccination centre at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. AFP.
By Bradley Young
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has responded after Heather Cook, 73, (pictured) from Middleyard, spent 13 hours in A&E before being admitted to a ward NHS bosses have responded after a 73-year-old woman from Stroud spent 13 hours on a trolley in Gloucestershire Royal Hospital waiting to be admitted to a ward last month. Heather Cook, from Middleyard, had to spend 90 minutes in an ambulance queue before being triaged and then waited all night with a paramedic team in A&E. She was picked up by an ambulance earlier that evening - Monday, November 16 - with stroke-like symptoms and taken to the specialist acute stroke unit.
Prince Charles revealed he lost his sense of taste due to Covid-19 (Image: GETTY)
“That’s so very exciting for them both.”
Meghan and Harry recently purchased a new £11.2 million home to the north of Los Angeles.
The couple have also signed a mega deal with Netflix to produce films, documentaries and children’s shows for the streaming service.
According to Ms Nicholl Harry and William’s relationship deteriorated sharply after the January announcement, though it has since recovered somewhat.
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She commented: “No one knew on January 8, when Harry and Meghan first announced they were stepping down as senior royals, what a turbulent year would follow.
RUBY AMOS Formerly of Stonehouse and Nailsworth, died peacefully on 26th November, 2020 at The Old Vicarage, Frampton-on-Severn, aged 88 years, following a long battle with dementia. She was the widow of Cliff Amos and a much-loved mother to John and Carissa, Viv and Annie, Clive and Julie and Paul and Julie. She was dearly loved by all her many grandchildren. Unfortunately, due to her illness, she missed out on the joy of spending time with her many great grandchildren. She will be sadly missed. The funeral will take place on 15th December at 1.30 pm and will be held at Stonehouse Methodist Church, followed by interment at St. Cyr’s Church, Stonehouse. Due to the current restrictions, the numbers attending will be limited.
A grandmother-of-six died when her wheelchair capsized into a pothole which had been there for six years outside a hospital A&E department, an inquest has heard.
Audrey Worrall, 88, fell and suffered head injuries in the grounds of Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in December 2018 before dying four days later.
Her family claim her death was avoidable, with her son Gary having carried out research which found the hazard has been outside the hospital as far back as 2012.
Mr Worrall said: All the evidence is here that this could have been prevented.
Audrey Worrall, 88, fell and suffered head injuries in the grounds of a hospital in Gloucester