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| 23 Feb 2022 | |
| Written by Timothy Hamilton | |
| News |
After the London bombings in 2005, a world-leading emergency trauma service was set up in the capital. A new TV series follows the team of first responders, critical care doctors and surgeons who come the rescue.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-people-who-saved-my-life-hgg9cdmhf
The documentary series Emergency begins on Channel 4 on February 28 at 9pm, featuring OP Jess Payne (97-02).
In 37 lively chapters, based on essays and stories written over the years, OP Ewen Southby-Tailyour (1955-59) covers many of the significant incidents in his life as a yachtsman. More...
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On Thursday 3 July, during a gloriously sunny afternoon, guests from across the entire College community joined members… More...
You are warmly welcomed to leave a message below, share your memories and celebrate the life of Strachan McDonald (1956 … More...
You are warmly welcomed to leave a message below, share your memories and celebrate the life of Geoffrey Earle (1957-61)… More...
You are warmly welcomed to leave a message below, share your memories and celebrate the life of Anthony Raymond Layard who we sadly lost in 2026. More...
On 6 June, commemorations took place across the UK and in Normandy to mark the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings. The College honours OPs and all… More...
