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"Maureen Gilmour, 86, a volunteer who works with cancer patients, noted that they must “sit there for hours”. The Princess, who is now in remission following her battle with an undisclosed form of cancer, sympathised, saying: “I know.”
She touched her husband’s arm, adding: “We know.”"
-Victoria Ward, The Telegraph
Game Changer painted by Banksy
Banksy donated this magnificent painting, Game Changer, in honor of the UK medical personnel who fight daily to control the covid19 pandemic.
he left a note saying: "Thanks for all you're doing. I hope this brightens the place up a bit, even if its only black and white."
<Real-life heroes battling Covid-19> Game Changer depicts a young child playing with a toy Red Cross nurse wearing a cape and face mask. In a nearby basket, figurines of Batman and Spiderman lay forgotten.
Game Changer had been displayed at the hospital, UHS, and spread a message of huge gratitude and hope. Now the work sold for $23M at Christie's in London and the proceeds is going to support NHS charities. Though the work leaves the hospital, its reproduction will replace the original work.
'For A Better Tomorrow' by Sam Mayle and 'Use Your Power For Good' by Alex Moore. A3 sized digital print on 250gsm stock paper, in numbered limited editions of 50 for £15 each. 100% of the sale costs will be donated to NHS Charities Together and The Trussell Trust. On sale Friday July 17 at 5pm UK through PosterSpy.
In this powerful and heart-warming fundraiser for NHS Charities Together, Iain Glen’s fine reading of Michael Rosen’s poem These Are the Hands is set to archive footage of the NHS from 1948 onwards, and images of NHS staff on the Coronavirus frontline in 2020. Beautifully put together, the film is a co-production of the BFI and the Event and Visual Communications Association (EVCOM), a body to which producers of public, corporate and third sector video belong – including many who make films for the modern NHS. Donate to NHS Charities Together: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fund... The archive clips come from the BFI National Archive and the East Anglian Film Archive. A full list of the films used appears at the end of the film – and all of these films are available to watch in full on BFI Player.
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These Are the Hands - made in support of NHS Charities Together | BFI
January 8, 2026// The Prince of Wales and Princess of Wales, Joint Patrons of NHS Charities Together visited the Charing Cross Hospital in West London.
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