Week in the UK. Good or bad

On Friday, the NHS informed Brits that they as patients have no right to know if they are being treated by transgender medics and may be found guilty of discrimination if they refuse their care, NHS bosses have been told. Patients can only request a same-sex staff member in limited circumstances, such as if they are having an intimate examination or if they are a victim of sexual violence, according to new guidance. But the report from the NHS Confederation says: ‘A patient cannot request a different member of staff where there is no clear clinical benefit.’ So your views or your excessive shyness is your problem. Yet, the Daily Mail readers didn't agree with this statement: "It's everyone's right to be treated by whoever they wish !" "Do the NHS have decided to create their own laws instead of following the laws of the U.K.? Women STILL have the right to female only spaces, and men deserve that dignity too. This is disgraceful and we ALL need to s...

On Sunday, the United Kingdom celebrated Easter and looked forward to King Charles' Coronation. The  Royal family was in focus this Sunday. All Britain watched King Charles waved as Royal Family gather at Windsor for first Easter service of his reign . It also was the first ever Easter appearance of Prince Louis. As well, the news informed us about King Charles Coronation route; the 260-year-old Gold State Coach chosen for this purpose; an ivory sceptre for the Queen Consort to be used despite Charles' longstanding campaign as Prince of Wales to end the illegal trafficking of animal parts like rhino horn and elephant tusk; even the official emoji of King Charles was unveiled. Even though meteorologists were trying to frighten Britons with adverse weather forecast. Also on Sunday, it  came to be known that the  Home Secretary has scolded a police force for sending five officers to a family-owned pub to seize a collection of golliwog doll s a day before. The common remark ...