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Set in an unnamed new town on the outskirts of London, White Trash records the world as seen through the eyes of a hard-working ward nurse, Ruby James, and the remote, at times almost ghostly, administrator Jonathan Jeffreys, who drifts through her hospital. Their paths rarely cross, but the calculating outlook of Jeffreys begins to have terrible ramifications, and Ruby eventually becomes entangled in his web.

Working-class Ruby manages to keep her dignity, sense of humour and sanity despite a life of daily struggle that includes wrestling with the pain of having a mother with Alzheimers. Her unfailingly positive and inclusive take on life is in stark contrast to the exclusive viewpoint of the handsomely-paid Jeffreys, who spends his hours in the glow of a computer screen and prefers the company of statistics to human beings.

Jeffreys existence is based on cold reason, elitism and an obsession with the rationing of healthcare that leads him to make extreme life and death decisions. Rubys is about touch, feel and emotion, treating her patients with respect while living out her unspoken belief that everyone has an equal right to care and attention. She represents the roots of the National Health Service, while Jeffreys epitomises the throughput-obsessed, accountancy-driven outlook that King clearly believes is a danger to the future of free healthcare in Britain.

In an interview in Nursing Times, he said: The point of White Trash is that there is no white trash. Everyone is worth something and no-one can be dismissed. That's what we have to remember when it comes to the National Health Service. He calls the novel, A defence of the NHS.

The book also considers the lives of a range of characters who are considered worthless by the establishment, but who actually offer far more to society than those who look down on them. Through these vignettes, as well as the main focus on the contrasts between Ruby James and Jonathan Jeffreys, King establishes that everyone should be valued, no matter their background, age or condition. In the process, a vibrant culture of expression and experience is celebrated.

Reviewing the novel on its release for The Independent, Mat Coward wrote: The cumulative effect of Kings style is astonishingly powerful in its detail and depth. A quarter of a century after punk rock, the core punk ethos of a robust and adaptable form of resistance, based on inclusive, DIY community-making and a concentration on immediacy is still inspiring some of our most vital writers. An immensely timely and necessary book: stylish, witty and passionate. Its about time someone slapped the smugness from the face of broadsheet Britain. Big Issue North called White Trash: A state of the nation book.

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Gameplay of touch screen

G. toy boats drop into the pool) as the level progresses. Later levels will have hazards such as submarines or mines at the start. These may be in a fixed position or may move along a set path. The player must guide the duck around the obstacles by tilting the iPhone, in order to collect the flags. As the name of the game suggest the duck has a turbo feature (limited to three per game) which will increase speed when triggered