A Tory massacre yet they only lose 1 seat in Scotland?
Went to see how much it was. £20 whether it’s signed by her or not, bargain!
I’m waiting for the lettuce’s version of events, ‘The Tip of the Iceberg’.In fairness, it looks a hefty tome.
At least we'll be able to burn it to keep warm, should she ever get back into a position of power.
A Tory massacre yet they only lose 1 seat in Scotland?
My wife’s neck of the woods was a funny one for that. Loads of really socially conservative farmers, oil workers and fishermen who voted SNP because they wanted rid of their neighbours. Then the SNP went all in on Remain, so these voters decided they disliked Europe even more than Westminster to the point of switching to the Tories.Some chunks of Scotland are very Tory, and they’re already down to the absolute base there.
There's a chapter on the Cos of living crisis.I’m waiting for the lettuce’s version of events, ‘The Tip of the Iceberg’.
I'm sure the paperback version will be a little gem.I’m waiting for the lettuce’s version of events, ‘The Tip of the Iceberg’.
Not if you’re a Romainer.I'm sure the paperback version will be a little gem.
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It’s mental. It feels like parts of society continually want to move us towards considering words more harmful than actions. I’m all for doing everything to stop hate speech that incites violence against others but we already have laws to cover this, so the new law just appears to broaden the definition and circumstances.
‘The bar for this offence is lower than for the other protected characteristics, as it also includes "insulting" behaviour, and as the prosecution need only prove that stirring up hatred was "likely" rather than "intended".
I mean WTF ! Not only does this all feel very subjective (very dangerous when it comes to law), you get your house burgled - sorry police too busy….someone said something I don’t like and I think it could stir up hatred - police should investigate. Whatever shitshow we have down here it’s nothing compared to the clowns up there. Bet the police are loving it
Yea that's pretty stupid tbhNot sure if this has already been posted elsewhere but as if by magic….
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Worlds gone mad
It's a bizarre banWhen both sets of fans called the Cardiff fans sheep shagging bastards, who gets arrested?
And her switch from being an advocate of romaine to backing BrexitThere's a chapter on the Cos of living crisis.
It’s always the ones with funny namesStory breaking regarding Tory MP Will Wragg being catfished on grinder, compromising himself and then being blackmailed into compromising other MP’s including apparently a cabinet minister. Sounds like he’s in trouble and dragged others into it with him. Leicestershire Police involved also for some reason.
Already standing down it seemsIt’s always the ones with funny names
It’s always the ones with funny names
Venn diagram completeI wonder if there’s something about having a funny name that makes you Tory.
Wes Streeting once again demonstrating what a little c**t he is
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He’s not wrong but needs to speak the right sort of language
Wes Streeting once again demonstrating what a little c**t he is
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He’s not wrong but needs to speak the right sort of language
Wes Streeting once again demonstrating what a little c**t he is
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He isn’t wrong though. Look at the additional sums that have been poured in recently yet no obvious benefit to the public. I love the fact is that nhs is free to all and this shouldn’t change but the fact is it employs 1.25m million people yet we have pretty poor results across the board. Why ?
I take Duffers/his articles point about being underfunded for some years but what about since 2019 ? also are Spain and Italys health services far worse than others as they pay way less than us ? Why is Scotland performing worse than England if it’s purely about money ?
Would it be performing better if it had received more funding between 2010 and 2019, no doubt, would it still be having huge issues though, I’d imagine it would. We’re an aging, unhealthy population. The country bangs the drum for more cash and then does nothing to improve its health.
Surely we need to be looking elsewhere as to what’s working well/better and try to make significant improvements ? That should come with additional investment but blindly continuing as things are would be English/British exceptionalism at its worst.
ps I can’t believe it took until last year to have a longer term employment plan for the largest employer in Europe ?!!! I mean ffs. The way it’s run is doing a disservice to all the hard working front line staff
In your view, why has public satisfaction with the NHS plummeted since the Tories took charge of it?He isn’t wrong though. Look at the additional sums that have been poured in recently yet no obvious benefit to the public. I love the fact is that nhs is free to all and this shouldn’t change but the fact is it employs 1.25m million people yet we have pretty poor results across the board. Why ?
I take Duffers/his articles point about being underfunded for some years but what about since 2019 ? also are Spain and Italys health services far worse than others as they pay way less than us ? Why is Scotland performing worse than England if it’s purely about money ?
Would it be performing better if it had received more funding between 2010 and 2019, no doubt, would it still be having huge issues though, I’d imagine it would. We’re an aging, unhealthy population. The country bangs the drum for more cash and then does nothing to improve its health.
Surely we need to be looking elsewhere as to what’s working well/better and try to make significant improvements ? That should come with additional investment but blindly continuing as things are would be English/British exceptionalism at its worst.
ps I can’t believe it took until last year to have a longer term employment plan for the largest employer in Europe ?!!! I mean ffs. The way it’s run is doing a disservice to all the hard working front line staff
Funding expenditure on day-to-day care
Looking at the decade prior to the pandemic, average total UK spending was £187bn per year (in current terms). How much would overall spending have changed if the UK had spent the same amount per person as other European countries?
Figure 2 shows that if UK spending per person had matched the average across the EU14 during the decade, then UK total spending per year would have averaged £227bn between 2010 and 2019 – £40bn higher than actual average annual spending. Matching spending per head to France or Germany would have led to an additional £40bn and £73bn (21% to 39% increase respectively) of total health spending each year.
The EU14 is on average a group of comparatively high-spending countries. The EU14 is above both overall EU27 spending and the OECD. But there are longstanding EU member countries with lower health spending than the UK – for instance, matching Spain’s spending per head would have resulted in UK spending being a fifth lower.
In your view, why has public satisfaction with the NHS plummeted since the Tories took charge of it?
I take Duffers/his articles point about being underfunded for some years but what about since 2019 ?
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