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Quote from: big fat yorkshire pudding on November 09, 2019, 07:17:51 amSydney what is the solution to that? And dont say it's all funding, funding is higher than it was 10 years ago so what's the cause?Is it? Then again I suppose if you can show that funding at a specific point today is £1 higher than a specific point 10 years ago - ignoring inflation and under funding for 10 years that have run the NHS into the ground - then in might be. But its not what this graph shows.Or this second graph that shows how the most wealthy have increased their wealth - including those who run the private health care services that now benefit from NHS money - whilst NHS funding has stagnated.There was a nurse on LBC radio yesterday saying that in his hospital around 75% of the nursing staff are from private agencies - and they get paid a third more than NHS nurses. Not that the nurse will receive that - the agency will. So the NHS may have slightly more funding than 10 years ago. But this funding is not going to patient care. It is going to the profits of private care companies.Under fund it, run the service down, allow private companies to take over, charge people for using it. It happened with the railways and royal mail, now its happening with the NHS. Jeremy Hunt literally wrote a book about it:https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jeremy-hunt-privatise-nhs-tories-privatising-private-insurance-market-replacement-direct-democracy-a6865306.htmlYour point about staffing is right, at many hospitals they are finding it hard to get staff,there seems to be a large shortage of auxiliary nurses now known as hca, I think one reason is they get paid around 9 pound a hour for hard work and a lot of stress, you can get a cleaning job or work in a supermarket and get 2 pound a hour more so can’t see them sorting the shortage out in a hurry
Sydney what is the solution to that? And dont say it's all funding, funding is higher than it was 10 years ago so what's the cause?
Except Sydney it appears it doesnt really say that. Note I have not read it so may be wrong.The general gist of some of the press though appears to be it doesnt really say anything new, which would make it a bizarre announcement.
According to Talk Radio it is a document that they have been quoting from for at least two years, They have been ridiculed all morning all the labour spokesmen have been shot down when asked to substantiate their claims.
The Tories calling Corbyn a liar? There’s a delicious irony there (40 new hospitals anyone?) Everything has a price with the Tories. They’ve sold off almost everything else we have and there’s no doubt that in a post Brexit Britain that the NHS will be on the table. How on earth people fall for their faux concern for the NHS is beyond me.
Quote from: Herbert Anchovy on November 27, 2019, 03:04:33 pmThe Tories calling Corbyn a liar? There’s a delicious irony there (40 new hospitals anyone?) Everything has a price with the Tories. They’ve sold off almost everything else we have and there’s no doubt that in a post Brexit Britain that the NHS will be on the table. How on earth people fall for their faux concern for the NHS is beyond me. So that makes Labour incapable of lying does it?
Quote from: Ldr on November 27, 2019, 03:39:30 pmQuote from: Herbert Anchovy on November 27, 2019, 03:04:33 pmThe Tories calling Corbyn a liar? There’s a delicious irony there (40 new hospitals anyone?) Everything has a price with the Tories. They’ve sold off almost everything else we have and there’s no doubt that in a post Brexit Britain that the NHS will be on the table. How on earth people fall for their faux concern for the NHS is beyond me. So that makes Labour incapable of lying does it?Not said that at all LDR. However Labour have provided proof that discussions on selling parts of the NHS have taken place. What more evidence do you want?
Quote from: Herbert Anchovy on November 27, 2019, 03:43:39 pmQuote from: Ldr on November 27, 2019, 03:39:30 pmQuote from: Herbert Anchovy on November 27, 2019, 03:04:33 pmThe Tories calling Corbyn a liar? There’s a delicious irony there (40 new hospitals anyone?) Everything has a price with the Tories. They’ve sold off almost everything else we have and there’s no doubt that in a post Brexit Britain that the NHS will be on the table. How on earth people fall for their faux concern for the NHS is beyond me. So that makes Labour incapable of lying does it?Not said that at all LDR. However Labour have provided proof that discussions on selling parts of the NHS have taken place. What more evidence do you want? See what I have read is labour have claimed that with nothing to back it up. People believe what they want atm. Both sides are lying which is why I cant in any conscience vote for either