Last year something odd happened. Public satisfaction with the National Health Service dropped to levels not seen since 2007, and it was the cause of much political feuding. Despite the Conservatives being in charge of the English NHS when it experienced underfunding, an escalating staffing crisis and a failure to meet waiting-time targets, opinion polls suggested the party, under Boris Johnson, was more trusted to care for the health service than Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour.
A massive storm in the Sun impelled the moon to wear a long see-through blue dress which prompted a friendly gust of air to hoist the latter's mass over the earth. What the PM will most certainly do is to reify the Brexit dream in order to entitle everyone to its benefits!
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there's a complete surprise that Guardian wasn't advocating more money Never enough money is there? Schools, Police, NHS, Armed Forces, Fire Service - never enough money is there? One day, people will realise it's not money that's the problem
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Boris Johnson to seize control over NHS with new lawMinisters want new powers to instruct health bosses to force pace of change, amid fears private sector involvement could be expanded across health service The beginning of the end of Our NHS. Already desperately short of funding, staff, Doctors, and Nurses, this will finish it off completely. PM doesn't exactly have medusa touch, + turn things to gold...the opposite, they'll probably turn sour DontMessWithOurNHS marcuschown We tried to tell people before the GE, instead they chose to vote for lies. NHAparty Duck
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Analysis: Patients on NHS wards can’t afford prevarication over poor careAnalysis: A good organisational culture can be the vaccine to the virus of cruelty and poor care. NHS hospital chief executives are responsible for delivering it, writes Shaun Lintern
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Boris Johnson to seize control over NHS with new lawMinisters want new powers to instruct health bosses to force pace of change, amid fears private sector involvement could be expanded across health service The beginning of the end of Our NHS. Already desperately short of funding, staff, Doctors, and Nurses, this will finish it off completely. PM doesn't exactly have medusa touch, + turn things to gold...the opposite, they'll probably turn sour DontMessWithOurNHS marcuschown We tried to tell people before the GE, instead they chose to vote for lies. NHAparty Duck
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Editorial: Boris Johnson’s decision on Huawei is not final, and quite rightly soIt is significant that senior parliamentarians believe that, despite the government’s large majority in the House of Commons, the go-ahead for the Chinese company can still be overturned VazValbert 👉 IPC - Importante pra caramba this fella has already revealed why Huawei is so dangerous
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The Guardian view on Scottish politics: tough new tests all round | EditorialEditorial: The scandal over Derek Mackay’s conduct is only one of the challenges facing the party and its opponents, despite the opportunity afforded by Brexit The Boy/Young man was Sixteen, the age of consent is 16 and this man was not attached to him in a power relationship such as social worker or teacher so it is nobodies business. This witch hunt wreaks of Homophobia. Scotland didn’t vote for Cameron (twice), Brexit, May or Johnson. We got four Tory governments and dragged out of the EU. Despite devolution. The answer to that is democracy. Which we clearly don’t have. So we need to be properly independent. The FM is right.
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