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Ukraine: Scottish surgeon helps set up field hospital - Vimarsana News

Ukraine: Scottish surgeon helps set up field hospital

Prof Angus Watson is working in a tented ward after a hospital was shelled by Russian forces.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Prof Angus Watson – a colorectal surgeon based at Raigmore hospital in Inverness – tells The One Show on BBC1 of life in Ukraine after working with medical charity UK-Med - Vimarsana News

Prof Angus Watson – a colorectal surgeon based at Raigmore hospital in Inverness – tells The One Show on BBC1 of life in Ukraine after working with medical charity UK-Med

A second Inverness surgeon has spoken about his time in Ukraine working with medical charity UK-Med.

Just 10% of global land in natural state by 2050 without action, says biodiversity expert - Vimarsana News

Just 10% of global land in natural state by 2050 without action, says biodiversity expert

First session of Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversity Loss sits at Dublin Castle

Nicola Sturgeon and Jeane Freeman 'could face criminal charges' over Covid handling, says lawyer - Vimarsana News

Nicola Sturgeon and Jeane Freeman 'could face criminal charges' over Covid handling, says lawyer

NICOLA Sturgeon and Jeane Freeman could face criminal charges over the transfer of untested hospital patients into care homes during the Covid…

May lunar eclipse 2021: How to see the super blood moon in Australia, best time for viewing | Guide - Vimarsana News

May lunar eclipse 2021: How to see the super blood moon in Australia, best time for viewing | Guide

(Getty) "The Earth's shadow has this reddish glow inside it, which comes from the Earth's atmosphere, so when the moon is totally in the shadow you get almost a brownish-red appearance," Prof Watson explains. "That's caused by light being scattered into the Earth's atmosphere, into that shadow." April's total lunar eclipse will look slightly different than your typical blood moon, however, in part due to its close proximity to us. Professor Watson describes it as more of an ombre blood moon. "This one won't be uniform [in colour] because it's so near the edge of its shadow that it'll probably...