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Jenny McGee with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street last year. Photo: Twitter / @BorisJohnson Jenny McGee said she was "taking a step back" from the NHS after her "toughest year" in the job, but hoped to return. She told a Channel 4 documentary that nurses were not getting "the respect and now pay" they deserve. The government has recommended a 1 percent pay rise for NHS staff this year. Ms McGee also told the programme, The Year Britain Stopped, that "a lot of nurses" felt the government "hadn't led very effectively" and that there had been "indecisiveness" and "so many...

Jenny McGee, Nurse Who Cared for Boris Johnson, Says His Staff Attempted to Coerce Her Into Clapping for Photo Op On 5/18/21 at 3:40 PM EDT The nurse who cared for United KingdomPrime Minister Boris Johnson when he was hospitalized with COVID-19 has resigned. Jenny McGee, the lead intensive care nurse assigned to Johnson, said in a new documentary that a "lack of respect" shown by the government for the country's National Health Service (NHS) and healthcare workers led to her decision. According to The Guardian, McGee spoke of one particular incident in which she was asked to take part in a ...

Meet the British brothers competing for a place on Elon Musk’s SpaceX project The first civilian mission to the Moon is planned for 2023 - but will Max or Charlie Denison-Pender be on board at lift-off? 10 May 2021 • 7:15pm Max and Charlie Denison-Pender are engaged in an extraordinary clash that could set one of them on a skyward trajectory Credit: Rii Schroer Two brothers locked in rivalry. A single glittering prize. It’s a classic trope as old as human history: Romulus and Remus, Caine and Abel, Liam and Noel Gallagher. And now Max and Charlie Denison-Pender. These twentysomething mi...

One Year Ago Boris Johnson Recovered From Coronavirus Reading Tintin Posted on I just have booked to get my first coronavirus vaccine jab on Thursday in Hammersmith. It took seconds to book on the NHS website, and I also booked my second jab as well. Doing the Daily LITG I was reminded that a year ago, Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland was in recovery after a serious case of coronavirus. Weeks before, he had been valiantly and boastfully shaking the hands of coronavirus patients, and karma bit him on his arse. The experience did seem t...

We’ve had a traumatic year and lost patients and colleagues. But all he offers us is a derisory 1% pay offer, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke