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Thanks for your reply Webmaster, I’ve signed in again for the third time this morning so I can reply to you! Up until last week I didn’t have this problem, nothing’s changed on my systems only the website has changed. I’ll give it a few more days but if the problem persists I will gracefully withdraw!
@Margaret Swift , your browser has a lot more say in this area than a website does. When you say you have to sign in, do you mean you have to enter your email and password? Usually, your browser remembers these and all you have to do is click the submit button. Also, this site uses cookies to remember you between sessions so check your browser cookie settings.
Absolutely not, just a pain in the butt!
Not exactly end of the world to do that lol...
Thanks, I did read that thread last week but 8 days on I am still having to sign in every time I come on this site! It is a glitch or bad design?
Look here.
There are 12,000 non-UK EU health and social care staff in Scotland and 60,000 such NHS staff in England. In 2015, the UK had a net gain of 3,000 nurses from the EU, but by 2017 this had dropped to a net loss of more than 1,000 nurses per year. Given the NHS has 100,000 staff vacancies and the number of UK trained nurses are declining by 1000 a year, it’s hard to see how Brexit will help ...
Is everyone else having to sign in every time they come on this site or is it just me? It driving me mad!
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brexit/eu-doctors-quit-britain-as-brexit-looms/ar-BBQpFuw?li=AAnZ9Ug&ocid=iehp
It seems Teresa May has a plan B which if she loses her deal in Parliament, is to have after many statements not to, will propose a second referendum. Surely if true someone had better send in the letters of no confidence in her and the Conservative party.