steveseagull
Well-Known Member
Wes also threatened to kick a dog in the face then posted about it on Twitter.
Wes Streeting's time is up
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ska invita
back on the other side
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Dogsauce
I’ve got Skol but I’m not a Scholar
The Galloway symbol is burning bright in the sky over east London, summoning our hero…
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Labour's Wes Streeting takes £175k from donors linked to private health firms
LABOUR shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has continued to accept tens of thousands of pounds from donors with links to private healthcare while…
shocked etc.
shocked it's not fucking illegal
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
mx wcfc
Well-Known Member
TBH, if the NHS would just send me an email, rather than a letter by second class post, it wouldn't be a bad thing.
(but Wes Streeting is onanist closet tory nonetheless)
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
For you, maybe. However if that became default my old Mum would never know about another appointment.
ska invita
back on the other side
you should/could be able to opt in/out like 'paperless billing' with utilities companies
NHS app is pretty amazing IMO
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
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Lol! Oh, fuckity offski...
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Replacing the in-house bank work system for staff to pick up extra shifts with a private agency has caused entirely preventable havoc, but I'm sure Streeting loves that idea.
MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
Well so has the NHS but sadly we keep re-electing the fuckers
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
I deleted that email too
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
So, Labour's Shadow Health Secretary has managed to be outflanked on the left by Suella "I dream of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda" "Benefits Street Culture" Braverman.
Su-fucking-perb.
Su-fucking-perb.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
A point well made by Greg
imposs1904
Thread Killa'
Student politics are always so vicious 'cos the stakes are so low.
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
The NHS is broken: Health and Social Care Secretary statement
Statement from Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, setting out his mission for saving the NHS.
When we said during the election campaign, that the NHS was going through the biggest crisis in its history, we meant it.
When we said that patients are being failed on a daily basis, it wasn’t political rhetoric, but the daily reality faced by millions.
Previous governments have not been willing to admit these simple facts. But in order to cure an illness, you must first diagnose it.
This government will be honest about the challenges facing our country, and serious about tackling them.
From today, the policy of this department is that the NHS is broken.
That is the experience of patients who are not receiving the care they deserve, and of the staff working in the NHS who can see that – despite giving their best – this is not good enough.
When I was diagnosed with kidney cancer, the NHS saved my life.
Today, I can begin to repay that debt, by saving our NHS.
I have just spoken over the phone with the BMA junior doctors committee, and I can announce that talks to end their industrial action will begin next week.
We promised during the campaign that we would begin negotiations as a matter of urgency, and that is what we are doing.
This government has received a mandate from millions of voters for change and reform of the NHS, so it can be there for us when we need it once again.
It will take time - we never pretended that the NHS could be fixed overnight.
And it will take a team effort. It will be the mission of my department, every member of this government, and the 1.4 million people who work in the NHS, to turn our health service around.
We have done this before. When we were last in office, we worked hand in hand with NHS staff to deliver the shortest waits and highest patient satisfaction in history. We did it before, and together, we will do it again.
That work starts today.
When we said that patients are being failed on a daily basis, it wasn’t political rhetoric, but the daily reality faced by millions.
Previous governments have not been willing to admit these simple facts. But in order to cure an illness, you must first diagnose it.
This government will be honest about the challenges facing our country, and serious about tackling them.
From today, the policy of this department is that the NHS is broken.
That is the experience of patients who are not receiving the care they deserve, and of the staff working in the NHS who can see that – despite giving their best – this is not good enough.
When I was diagnosed with kidney cancer, the NHS saved my life.
Today, I can begin to repay that debt, by saving our NHS.
I have just spoken over the phone with the BMA junior doctors committee, and I can announce that talks to end their industrial action will begin next week.
We promised during the campaign that we would begin negotiations as a matter of urgency, and that is what we are doing.
This government has received a mandate from millions of voters for change and reform of the NHS, so it can be there for us when we need it once again.
It will take time - we never pretended that the NHS could be fixed overnight.
And it will take a team effort. It will be the mission of my department, every member of this government, and the 1.4 million people who work in the NHS, to turn our health service around.
We have done this before. When we were last in office, we worked hand in hand with NHS staff to deliver the shortest waits and highest patient satisfaction in history. We did it before, and together, we will do it again.
That work starts today.
I do not trust this man.
danny la rouge
I have a cheese grater in the dishwasher.
He’s the worst president America ever had.View attachment 432155
The NHS is broken: Health and Social Care Secretary statement
Statement from Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, setting out his mission for saving the NHS.www.gov.uk
When we said during the election campaign, that the NHS was going through the biggest crisis in its history, we meant it.
When we said that patients are being failed on a daily basis, it wasn’t political rhetoric, but the daily reality faced by millions.
Previous governments have not been willing to admit these simple facts. But in order to cure an illness, you must first diagnose it.
This government will be honest about the challenges facing our country, and serious about tackling them.
From today, the policy of this department is that the NHS is broken.
That is the experience of patients who are not receiving the care they deserve, and of the staff working in the NHS who can see that – despite giving their best – this is not good enough.
When I was diagnosed with kidney cancer, the NHS saved my life.
Today, I can begin to repay that debt, by saving our NHS.
I have just spoken over the phone with the BMA junior doctors committee, and I can announce that talks to end their industrial action will begin next week.
We promised during the campaign that we would begin negotiations as a matter of urgency, and that is what we are doing.
This government has received a mandate from millions of voters for change and reform of the NHS, so it can be there for us when we need it once again.
It will take time - we never pretended that the NHS could be fixed overnight.
And it will take a team effort. It will be the mission of my department, every member of this government, and the 1.4 million people who work in the NHS, to turn our health service around.
We have done this before. When we were last in office, we worked hand in hand with NHS staff to deliver the shortest waits and highest patient satisfaction in history. We did it before, and together, we will do it again.
That work starts today.
I do not trust this man.
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
Y'know, he really is.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
A really interesting and I think important article about cataract operations in the private sector affecting the nhs and more widely why going private actually has an impact on NHS services - Eye doctors say private cataract operations have hurt the NHS reckon the same could be said about lots of other ops too
steeplejack
trapped lbw for a duck
It is a great shame that this complete arsehole hung onto his seat by just 528 votes:
Further privatisation of the NHS ahoy.
I agree it's annoying, but had he lost some other prick would have been brought in to carry on the same agenda.
More worrying is that he's being advised by grifting former Trot turned zealous heath privatiser Alan Milburn
GarveyLives
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