Five Days
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| First episode date | January 23, 2007 |
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| Genres | Crime Film |
| Networks | BBC |
| BBC One | |
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| ID | 932405 |
About Five Days
Season 2 features a new storyline and cast headed by Suranne Jones. She portrays Laurie Franklin, an off-duty police officer who finds herself caught up in a strange sequence of events beginning when a commuter train is halted by a suicide jumper. Laurie then learns that a newborn baby has been abandoned at the local hospital, and it soon becomes clear to her that the two events must be connected. But both the train's victim and the baby remain unidentified. As she is drawn deeper into the mystery, Laurie realizes this might not be a simple case at all, but something much darker.
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Striking unions to be required to keep schools open
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Family of head teacher hope lessons can be learned
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'Long Covid triggered our MCAS, but doctors didn't believe us'
... If he didn t eat he was told to drink liquid nutrition drinks which made him vomit, but Five Days into his stay the results of his biopsy from months earlier came through...
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Coronavirus: the NHS heroes 'are like WW2 Spitfire pilots
A Man who was Five Days in intensive care with coronavirus has compared the NHS-staff, "The Spitfire pilots of 1940".
Hylton Murray-Philipson, 61, celebrated physician for to help him recover after Covid-19 left him "reduced to the status of a baby".
He spent 12 Days at the Leicester Royal Infirmary, after he admitted, A Day after his father died from a non-virus diseases.
As he closed the clinic and left, the staff gave Mr Murray-Philipson a guard of honour.
The sustainable farmer, from Market Harborough , Leicestershire, told Bbc Breakfast he was sick At Home with a uniform temperature of 40C (104F), but not a particularly bad cough, and was, therefore, not sure whether he had Covid-19.
on the tenth day of feeling unwell, he was admitted to the hospital and a few days later, it was moved to the intensive care unit to recover before being taken to a Church.
Mr Murray-Philipson, lost weight 15% of his body, said he now estimates that, "every little thing", and added "since the days I was ranted on a piece of toast and jam. This is enough for me".
Hylton Murray-Philipson said he was reduced, "The State of being a baby", to celebrate the of The VirusThe father-of-two, who had his birthday in the hospital, said: "When I was as sick as, you are reduced to The State of being a baby, totally dependent on others for every little thing.
"My birthday was an exciting day, because then I was able to sit on a chair next to The Bed . That in itself was a huge Step Forward . "
He praised the NHS staff, saying: "they are really The Heroes of The Moment . These are The Spitfire pilots of 1940.
"We know how special the NHS is [but] the difference for me is, I now know the persons name and I would like to say Thank You to all Those People with all my heart. "
He returned home on Friday and said he is now "day to day".
"I have a little weight tried," Mr Murray-Philipson said.
"I'm walking a little more Every Day . I can now meters feet 300. I'm grateful for that. I don't need a Steak Frites , or whatever. It's just the Simple Things . "
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Source of news: bbc.com
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