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Mark Faulkner

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Senior (old) Journalist for BBC Radio 4's World at One, PM, Broadcasting House and The World This Weekend programmes. Views mine. (That's v 2014).
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75 years after Baptist Health Care start, focus remains on the people | Opinion

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By Mark Faulkner Verified
| Pensacola News Journal Verified
Seventy-five years ago, a group of local leaders considered the needs of Northwest Florida and determined our community needed better access to quality health care. Their vision was resoundingly embraced by the broader community which led to the founding of Baptist Health Care.
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The Promise That Wasn’t

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By Mark Faulkner Verified
| An Injustice! Verified
THE DIGITAL BAIT A retired nurse trusted a trading platform. Here is what happened next Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Patty Brito on Unsplash She spent thirty-five years working the night shift at a hospital in Portland. She held hands with dying patients. She calmed frightened children before surgery. She learned to read people, their fear, their hope, their lies. She thought she could spot a lie from a mile away.
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We found a lost copy of the earliest surviving English poem in a medieval manuscript in Rome

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By Elisabetta Magnanti, Mark Faulkner Verified
| North West Bylines Verified
Home Lifestyle Books An early medieval manuscript found in Rome contains the earliest known copy of the Historia Ecclesiatica by Bede, the earliest known English poem by Elisabetta Magnanti and Mark Faulkner 04-05-2026 07:08 in Books, History, News Reading Time: 8 mins read A A Elisabetta Magnanti and Mark Faulkner with a copy of Bede’s Ecclesiastical History of the English People. Courtesy of the authors, CC BY-ND Share on Bluesky Some medieval texts have barely survived.
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