If only doctors were trained as ‘deliverance ministers’, they could rid your house of phantoms and see to your broken toe in one fell swoop
If only doctors were trained as ‘deliverance ministers’, they could rid your house of phantoms and see to your broken toe in one fell swoop
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Plus: Politics and policing; James Cleverly’s appeal; scavenging donkeys; JD Vance’s holiday; Great British cars; and meeting the…
Since the pandemic, the demand for doctor appointments has risen – as has the abuse suffered by those manning the phones
We snatched a Burns Night triumph from the jaws of defeat, but not without a row in the kitchen about a dietary definition
They are both relics of a time when we thought government-owned monopolies were effective
Plus: Rising anti-Semitism; Samaritan closures; lessons in grit; leaderless C of E; paying for museums; and Edinburgh’s tacky turn
If the scandal at St Oswald’s Church in Cheshire is anything to go by, our local religious leaders desperately need PR skills
