This whole week has been awful for them.
Nobody cares about the policies, they go with their gut and its an emotional decision- Tories know how to make the masses feel sure that they are the only ones who can lead, and they have the media behind them- Labour are a million miles off the pace no matter what policies they have.
Nobody cares about the policies, they go with their gut and its an emotional decision- Tories know how to make the masses feel sure that they are the only ones who can lead, and they have the media behind them- Labour are a million miles off the pace no matter what policies they have.
While the NHS staff continue to be truly remarkable, I think this crisis has certainly brought some of the massive inefficiencies within the organisation into sharp focus.
Hospitals have been struggling for months/years to discharge fully fit patients & free up bed space.....then as if by magic, a layer of lower clip-board management go home to self isolate & the clinicians remove a few pointless tick-box exercises & bingo......mass exodus of bed blockers.
I think (and hope) this crisis will precipitate the true modernisation of the NHS across the full spectrum of services.
GP phone/skype triage to filter appointments, Dedicated express discharge teams, Greater partnerships with private innovators & tech start-ups,
better deals from suppliers bullied by unrivalled centralised buying power.....the opportunities for improvement appear endless....
......Nice dream I suppose.
950 new deaths in spain and 8102 new cases up from yesterday, prayers for Spain
950 new deaths in spain and 8102 new cases up from yesterday, prayers for Spain
The Tories focus on winning elections, Labour focus on “what’s right”. I wish we took winning elections seriously.
Deaths pretty stable though, let’s hope we’re only a couple of days from the drop down the other side of the curve. God knows we need some light at the end of the tunnel.
Typical whinging leftie wanker.
Deaths pretty stable though, let’s hope we’re only a couple of days from the drop down the other side of the curve. God knows we need some light at the end of the tunnel.
It makes it feel like somebody else is doing it, to be fair.
Week? I'd say all of 2020 has been a fucking write-off- the Coronavirus was all over social media right from the end of 2019 when the first cases were diagnosed & it became obvious that we were dealing with a very, very lethal disease. Nobody realised that it would spread like this, but you've got to assume most governments were bricking it right from when the NYE celebrations died down.
Well yeah it will be 2 weeks from the coming Monday since the lockdown, i hope by next weekend we'll be the other side but how far ahead of us are spain?
Have to disagree Steve in 2017 they were offered a raft of costed policies they liked along with a commitment to respect the referendum result and they voted in Theresa May who ran on continued cuts to public services.
Now they complain about the consequences
Can’t disagree BSB but 2017 was blurred by Brexit. I was more referring to 2019 with Clint. From memory the 2017 manifesto (possibly with the exception of the repayment of student tuition fees - significantly reduce/remove interest 100% yes, but not sure no fees etc is fair on wider, non uni population) was actually a far more sensible manifesto. It was like they doubled down in 2019 and as indicated that’s because they were possibly more inward looking rather than considering what the country as a whole wanted. Tory manifesto was poor in 2017 and May was lucky to just about get away with it.
Did you see the clip of an angry American right wing political commentator and Trump apologist being interviewed by Andrew Neil and he accused Andrew Neil of being a looney left? Andrew Neil just left at him and said that if you understand what a ridiculous statement that is you wouldn’t have said it in the first place.Laughable.
It’s political editor is a Tory.
I’m sure Andrew Neil is too.
And people who didn’t really need to go to A&E aren’t going to A&E.All of these things already exist. What's happening now is that things are just being cancelled and people are remaining in their homes, it is nothing to do with middle management being at home
Yeah but would you rather live in North KoreaFolk who whinge about socialism need to wear a badge saying "I don't to pay my fair share of tax and pay for properly funded public services and a just society"
Can’t disagree BSB but 2017 was blurred by Brexit. I was more referring to 2019 with Clint. From memory, forgive me if I’m wrong (3 weeks is a long tome these days let a lone three years !), the 2017 manifesto (possibly with the exception of the repayment of student tuition fees - significantly reduce/remove interest 100% yes, but not sure no fees etc is fair on wider, non uni population) was actually a far more sensible manifesto. It was like they doubled down in 2019 and as indicated that’s because they were possibly more inward looking rather than considering what the country as a whole wanted/would vote for. Tory manifesto was poor in 2017 and May was lucky to just about get away with it.
ps I suppose my underlying point was that I don’t think the Tories unbeatable, if Labour got their act together with the right leader and right policies then no reason why they couldn’t win in future
Someone once actually said that to meYeah but would you rather live in North Korea
A good example is doctors, they are people society should be investing in.What is unfair about funding tuition fees to the wider (non-university attending) population? Think about it in the context of what's going on now.
grendel probablySomeone once actually said that to me
A good example is doctors, they are people society should be investing in.
Clint Tom talks whiff at level not seen since the city arms beer garden shut.But even if that's correct we've got the Sun, the Mail, the Times, the Telegraph to name a few. All supporters of the Tory party.
Yeah, all sorts of reasons. I'm not university educated but would have absolutely no problem at all with higher education being fully funded, tuition fees are a disgrace.
Clint Tom talks whiff at level not seen since the city arms beer garden shut.
Only the Jeremy Vine show they were having a pop at Starmer as he admits to using face moisturiser
11:22
The World Health Organisation has said that more than 95% of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus in Europe have been over 60-years-old.
This coming from the man who's level of debate is swear at people until they go away.Clint Tom talks whiff at level not seen since the city arms beer garden shut.
Only the Jeremy Vine show they were having a pop at Starmer as he admits to using face moisturiser
The Tories focus on winning elections, Labour focus on “what’s right”. I wish we took winning elections seriously.
Its 82 in Ireland
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