Readers react to Brits having 'it won't happen to me' attitude
‘LIVE for the moment’ was the message from one Mail reader as it was revealed millions of Britons had an ‘it won’t happen to me’ attitude…
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‘LIVE for the moment’ was the message from one Mail reader as it was revealed millions of Britons had an ‘it won’t happen to me’ attitude…
READERS have condemned protestors from an animal rights group after McDonald's restaurants were forced to close over the weekend.
LATE-night revellers at Tesco Extra Barrow causing the shop to close early have been branded a ‘disgrace’. The Mail readers have reacted to news that Tesco has been forced to close early on Saturday nights due to incidents of disorder at the supermarket. Bosses from the company said there have been two Saturday nights when the store had to close early for safety reasons. They said that any future early closures will be monitored. A Tesco spokesman said: “Unfortunately we have had to close our Barrow Extra store early on two Saturday nights because of some incidents of anti-soc...
HALIFAX -- A family in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley is appealing to potential donors in hopes of finding their mother a new kidney. Joanne Rose, 62, was diagnosed with Polycystic Kidney Disease about 40 years ago. After spending her professional career helping hundreds of others as a registered nurse, she and her family are now hoping for a similar kind of help. Joanne is in need of a new kidney. "It is the ultimate gift for someone to even consider it," said Joanne. Joanne suffered kidney failure in 2010 and endured a failed kidney transplant four years later. As a result, she h...
Posted: Apr 01, 2021 9:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 1 An orderly looks on as nurses treat an intensive care patient at a Quebec hospital. The picture has been blurred to respect the patient's privacy.(Dave St-Amant/CBC) Ottawa's hospitals are facing a potential tipping point as the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to climb, contributing to what one doctor characterized as "a fragile situation." As of Wednesday there were 40 Ottawans in hospital for COVID-19 treatment, 11 of them in an ICU. Two weeks ago those numbers were 27 and six — and that's alongside everyone els...