The Session
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| First episode date | May 10, 2010 |
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| Final episode date | July 26, 2012 |
| Languages | Taiwanese Mandarin |
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| ID | 2257224 |
About The Session
Covid inquiry: Toxic culture damaged response, says Matt Hancock
... More on Covid and the Covid InquiryIn The Session, the inquiry was shown extracts from Sir Patrick s diary which described a " massive internal mess" inside the health department and reported that then-civil service head Sir Mark Sedwill complained of the department s " clear lack of grip"...
Boris Johnson suggested injecting himself with Covid on TV - ex-adviser
... In The Session, which lasted over two hours, Lord Lister was also asked about the atmosphere in the Downing Street operation...
The Beatles' final song Now And Then: When is it out and what will it sound like?
... The band also attempted to record Now And Then, but The Session was quickly abandoned...
Scottish government accused of withholding Covid WhatsApps
... Serious matter Speaking to reporters after The Session, Mr Yousaf repeated that the concerns raised by Mr Dawson were a " serious matter" and would be investigated...
The Beatles to release emotional 'final song', Now and Then, next week
... The band also attempted to record Now And Then, but The Session was quickly abandoned - with guitarist George Harrison saying the quality of Lennon s recording was " rubbish"...
Rishi Sunak to address Commons to outline UK response to Israel-Gaza crisis
... The Session will follow a visit by the prime minister to show support for the Jewish community, Downing Street said...
Covid inquiry texts show No 10 staff complaining about Carrie Johnson
... During The Session, the inquiry was also shown texts between Mr Johnson and Mr Cummings from March 2020 in which Mr Johnson describes the chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty and chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance as " wonderful men...
Coroner calls for tighter regulation on cold water therapy industry
... The running of The Session had not contributed to her death, it concluded...
Coroner calls for tighter regulation on cold water therapy industry
A coroner has voiced concerns over the lack of regulation and safety checks for Cold Water therapy sessions after the death of A Woman in Derbyshire.
Kellie Poole, 39, died on 25 April 2022 after she collapsed back into The River Goyt in Whaley Bridge .
An inquest into her death found an undiagnosed Heart Condition and immersion in Cold Water had " likely" led to a Cardiac Arrest .
The running of The Session had not contributed to her death, it concluded.
Following the inquest, senior coroner for Derby and Derbyshire Peter Nieto has sent a prevention of future deaths report to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Mr Nieto said his concerns did not relate specifically to the death of Ms Poole, but the lack of safety advice and regulation that surrounds the Cold Water therapy industry, which seems to have " very little oversight".
" I Am not aware of the issuing of specific health and safety guidance, " He Said .
" On my understanding, the current limits of oversight of Cold Water immersion providers in effect means that these activities have not received guidance from the Health and Safety Executive or other appropriate bodies. "
Mr Nieto added local authority environmental health departments were also " unclear" on how they might monitor and oversee Cold Water therapy businesses.
The inquest, at Chesterfield Coroner's Court, heard mother-of-three Ms Poole, from Droylsden in Tameside, Greater Manchester , had joined The Session having never previously complained of health problems.
She Said she had a headache after entering the water before falling forward, with attempts made to revive her after she was pulled from the water.
The water temperature on The Day of her death was recorded as 10. 7C (51. 3F).
A spokesperson for the HSE said: " Our thoughts remain with The Family and friends of Kellie Poole.
" We Are aware of The Letter from The Coroner , which was received last week, and will review the concerns raised and respond in due course. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
