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I had my first post-pandemic hospital appointment in London this
week. I approached it with a sense of curiosity, having not seen either the
inside of a hospital or indeed what has become of London on a busy weekday since
Covid-19 reached our shores.
My enduring thought, once I had got home, was that the entire episode had been characterised by a total absence of waiting.
The insanity of the week commencing 15 February 2021.
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Bill Michael, the outgoing UK chair of KPMG, is probably not someone who many people would feel inspired to defend. He has quit his role after comments he made criticising staff for moaning about the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, and for a blistering attack on Unconscious Bias Training.
In this first article exploring the challenges of living our Christian faith today, I want to look at the things our non-religious friends say.
