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Thank you @Trish you just saved me some precious time.

Would be interesting to find out...

I’ve just found it on YouTube under Last Week Tonight, so official source,and was able to watch the episode ok. Shocking and recognisable.

Great challenge & I have shared with some NZ friends & asks them to share too...

It’s very hard to get accountability and compensation from Government policy & strategy. Really tough to see the ongoing struggle in the defined & fairly clear cut case of ppl, especially men with haemophilia, who contracted HIV/AIDs through blood transfusions from ‘cheap’ imported blood.

Wondering about the 1,000+ patients seen by Sir Simon Wessely. Presumably more than one consultation each & a management plan. What about a proposing a study of the impact of the treatment regime on such a consistently treated cohort: methods and results, subjective & objective? Also...

Gosh, the responses posted to ‘answer’ or respond to critiques of the article are very poor indeed.

Thank you

An update: I am giving a Paper at the Border and Crossings Travel Writing Conference in Leicester this week. I was asked to submit and paper & delighted to be accepted. It will be a struggle to attend as I am having a tough time at the moment, but I hope to participate as much in the whole event...

Absolutely- if you’re not looking for data, you’re not going to get any. Would be interesting to know the drop-out rates. They may be indicative of ‘something’.

Just to say that lots of people have supported the fundraiser & it broke the £2,500 barrier while he was resting having arrived. Hoping for a further £1,000 from his company who also gave him the time off to do it. Glad that so much has come from family & friends & I think for many the first...

He made it! Is very tired after 3 days & nights at sea.

Talk was commended, a few slides visible. No idea of content or quality. FYI.

It’s a solo, sail-only challenge. Depending on wind, tide & sea conditions could take 2 days or 5+. I think it’s interesting that his progress is hugely dependent on factors outside his control, although his skill in navigation & making the best of wind, wave & tide comes into it too. Also a...

His fundraiser is currently at £2,359, and he has passed the Scilly Isles, headed for the long haul across the Irish Sea. The wind has dropped, so he has slowed from 11 km/h to 5km/h. He’s also probably a bit tired after a lively start with strong winds and ‘bumpy’ seas & the challenge of...

I try to stay on and positively engaged, particularly when Twitter gets difficult, though try not to get embroiled in unproductive culs-de-sac. I think constructive responses are vital, but not for everyone, and I pick my timings & engagements carefully. Though am not always wise ...

Huge thank you for your work @sTeamTraen

Hi All Just to say I’m Virtually walking the Te Araroa Trail: mapping my daily steps against the trail map. Am just out of Puketi Forest & headed for the East Coast. Tweet daily about it. I spent nearly a year in Lower Hutt in the late 80s & revisited twice, with friends there. May pop in from...

So if their data & data management processes are a mess - ie not up to basic standards, surely further undermines whole original trial as unreliable.

Is this verging on contempt of FOI legislation & judgment, so worth raising formally? Depending on availability of processes.