
Jeremy Corbyn clearly illustrates why nurses’ pay demand is affordable
“If we can afford handouts for the rich, we can afford to meet the basic needs of those who keep this country afloat.”

“If we can afford handouts for the rich, we can afford to meet the basic needs of those who keep this country afloat.”

‘A crisis is social care has been created by underfunding’.

“Fund us properly, make nursing, and health and social care generally, a good profession that is well-paid, with good working conditions.”

“This is absolutely astonishing. £770,000 a day, £280 million a year? What a waste of money which could be used to invest in our NHS.”

Unlike many of us up and down the country who struggle to get same day appointments, mega rich Sunak, the richest MP in Parliament, is registered with a West London clinic that charges £250 for ‘a half-hour consultation

The blame for 12 years of sluggish growth and deteriorating public services lies squarely with the government.

The UK has spent about 20 per cent less per person on health each year than similar European countries over the past decade.

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When it comes to national figures, 43,792 people endured a 12-hour wait in A&E in October – up 34 per cent on the previous month.

From the BBC to the NHS, the right has been gnawing away at well-liked British institutions, waging ‘politicised’ campaigns designed to influence direction. And the National Trust, with millions of members, is firmly in their sights.