Neil Shaw

1 week ago | galwaybeo.ie | Neil Shaw |Natalie King |Vinny Fanneran

The government and the EU has issued new advice to EU residents, suggesting they should keep a 72-hour emergency kit ready at home. This has sparked confusion about what should be included and how to store additional supplies like cans of baked beans and water bottles. Irish authorities, the UK and European countries have recently encouraged everyone to prepare emergency kits packed with at least three days' worth of supplies.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Natalie King

The UK and various European countries have recently advised citizens to prepare emergency kits with at least 72 hours' worth of essential suppliesFresh advice issued to UK residents by the government suggests they should keep a 72-hour emergency kit ready at home, sparking confusion about what should be included and how to store the additional supplies like cans of baked beans and water bottles.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Neil Shaw |Sean Murphy

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2 weeks ago | glasgowlive.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Sean Murphy

Glasgow's thrill seekers and families looking for a fun holiday have an exciting new theme park to look forward to after plans for the first-ever Universal theme park in Europe were announced for the UK. Anticipated to bolster the economy by billions of pounds, the landmark deal with Universal will see the new resort built in Bedfordshire and is on track for a grand opening in 2031.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Neil Shaw

John had an X-ray which showed a lesion, but it wasn't followed upA man died from lung cancer after doctors failed to spot a "red flag" lesion on an X-ray a year before he was diagnosed. John Johnson, known as Jim, went to hospital on April 8, 2022 after breaking his leg when he suffered a fall at home. Because of his age and the potential need for a general anaesthetic, he underwent a chest X-ray at Gateshead's Queen Elizabeth II Hospital.