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what we are really saying here and calling on the government to consider is we need to look more widely at this and the measures and flexibilities that community pharmacists have. we would like to have some of the abilities that our hospital colleagues have where they can change the item, for example. for example, if the item prescribed is tablets, we would like to be able to prescribe capsules — to provide capsules — it's really as simple as that. we really have seen during the pandemic the need for people to have access to fast care and be able to walk into their community phar...

Trends are shifting, as we have seen unionism lose more ground electorally to those centre ground parties, the nationalist parties, over the last few years, there is a different sort of conversation happening about how a united ireland could come about and what it would look like. i must say, every time i go to northern ireland, i am always amazed how far, far less aggressive towards each other and to each other�*s ideas than they were when i used to report and do yourjob, really, back in the 1970s. yes, it certainly is a place transformed. i mean, compared to the place that i grew up in, it...

Elected to the assembly than nationalist. so the british government has been pretty clear it doesn't think the grounds are there now to call a referendum on irish unity. indeed, the government in dublin says exactly the same. but i do think as demographic trends are shifting, as we have seen unionism lose more ground electorally to those centre ground parties, the nationalist parties, over the last few years, there is a different sort of conversation happening about how a united ireland could come about and what it would look like. i must say, every time i go to northern ireland, i am always a...