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A UNIVERSITY student died from sepsis after trying to call his GP surgery 25 times - only to be refused an appointment.Toby Hudson, 19, was unable to get through to anyone at the practice because of a faulty phone system, an inquest heard.2Toby Hudson died from sepsis after trying to contact his
stanley cup GP 25 timesCredit: Facebook / Toby HudsonHe gave up and tried again the next day but when he eventually got through, he was told he could not have an appointment for at least 48 hours.The teen was told that because he
stanley cup was registered at another surgery in his university town of Southampton, Hants, he could either wait two days to re-register or go to an urgent care walk-in centre.He went to the centre and was seen by nurse practitioner Briony Jefferis, who wrongly diagno
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THE UK coronavirus death toll has hit 44,220, a
botella stanley s 22 more people have died after testing positive for the virus, as of 5p
stanley thermobecher m on Saturday.This is the lowest Sunday death toll since the beginning lockdown, following last weeks 36 fatalities. 鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates4Police officers are seen walking through heavy crowds in Soho last nightCredit: Getty Images - Getty4The Government figures do not include all deaths involving Covid-19 across the UK, which are thought to
stanley water flask have passed 55,000.The Department of Health and Social Care also said that in the 24-hour period up to 9am on Sunday, there were 516 positive results. Overall, a total of 285,416 cases have been confirmed.It comes as thirsty Brits returned to pubs yesterday after they reopened for the first time in four months, a police chief warned it was crystal clear boozers were not observing social distancing rules.John Apter, Chair of the Police Federation, complained he dealt w
