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Isn't capitalism brilliant, competition and all that. FANTASTIC!!

She worked at the bank of England you know...

It is not how it functions, only an idiot would believe that the government maintains a large pension savings account paid for by pensioners years ago. If it was the case, the arguments over the size of the welfare bill would be pretty redundant.

At some point in time it becomes obvious that the level of continued investment needed to even finish in the top 8 is completely unsustainable, so the owners move to just trying to manage with limited net investment.

Try and sell your plan to a local SME, I'm sure they'll be buzzing about the VAT saving 😂

Prescription charges were introduced purely because medicines are expensive. If it was about them being inappropriately prescribed it would be dealt with another way. Charges for various services can sometimes be a false economy, e.g. Person cannot afford GP appointment, becomes seriously ill...

Play the kids and try and get through TBF

How many times do we get a team in the same league? Of the teams left in we got the least attractive one

There is no major private sector capacity that is untapped waiting to be used

It still doesn't solve the capacity issue of a full appointment book does it?

I don't think it is the direction GPs necessarily want to go in TBF. NHSE has created a range of new posts described as medical associate professionals (MAPs) these are not qualified doctors or people with a medical degree. They provide funding specifically to employ these roles whilst not...

Yeah, I think the average list size is ~ 10k I think that in time it's probably likely that primary care becomes a privatised service (it's already run by private practices) but I can genuinely foresee that it will be funded privately too.

That press release has got Wesley Streeting written all over it, absolutely his MO. I don't disagree that some people will attend A&E when they don't need to, it was ever thus. What that press release does not address is the elephant in the room, which is the complete failure to keep GP FTEs...

I think that's NHSE saying "don't blame us for the unending decline of the NHS since we got hold of it"

I wonder whether that's something Lampard is considering. I'm just thinking about the comment he made about MVE "needing to learn to play inside" after Middlesbrough where he played on the right of the back 3 once KKH came on.

Best wishes to you and your wife

More like he's been out for not far off 3 months and just isn't at the same level of sharpness straight away

Yet somehow we've kept the joint most clean sheets in the league.

We usually make more chances than we give away The defence is a significant part of the attack.

Trying to work out which goal yesterday can be attributed to the full backs