Which nostril? - Gagging, tears and the reality of rapid Covid tests The throat comes first and the swab causes me to gag; I shed my first tears since my annual viewing of Channel 4 s The Snowman.
15:17, 11 MAY 2021
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The Local Democracy Reporting Service looks at how, where and why Solihull residents can get rapid turnaround tests as lockdown rules ease.
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Swindon Crown Court A TEENAGER struck a dad with an ornamental sword over rude comments he’d allegedly made about his mum. Moments later, Jordan Henze, now 18, warned a group of boys playing football in a park that he’d stab them if they stopped him from stealing one of their bikes – after flashing the hilt of his sword. When police caught up with the blade-carrying youngster he denied that the bike, which was found at his mum’s house, had been stolen by him. He claimed to have bought it on Facebook. Sentencing Henze to a three year youth referral order with an intensive supervision requirement at Swindon Crown Court this week, Recorder James Bromige said branded the teenager’s decision to run at his victim while carrying the sword “an incredibly stupid and foolish thing to do”.