@DrEilidhMaria Fully in support of our Drs but I’m pretty sure the CONSULTANT CARDIOLOGIST whose team I was part of at 3am today unblocking said arteries is paid a shade more than £26 ❤️🩹
£37bn for a private sector Test and Trace programme that made "no measurable difference" to the pandemic.
£12.5bn for private hospitals to "stand by" ... and do nothing.
£10bn in overpayments for PPE.
And the government tells us there's no more money for the NHS.
Jeremy Corbyn was prepared to put a boulder through the rigged system. And came close.
They had to stop him &, now, it’s why they continue to treat him like the Antichrist.
He was a threat to a system that works for a privileged few.
Too many saw & too many had hope.
We cannot have an effective health service if it relies only on the goodwill of people working beyond their hours.
Let’s ensure that all our NHS workers get a 15% pay rise.
#NHSSOS
ME THROUGHOUT THE WEEK: “Can’t fucking wait for therapy. Can’t wait to tell my therapist how bad I feel. Everything is fucking awful I just hate being alive fuck”
THERAPIST AT SESSION: “How have you been?”
ME AT SESSION: “Pretty good, you know. Doing my best. You?”
The cost to pay every NHS worker a 15% rise from now until they retire is cheaper that the £37bn cash they spaffed on test & trace.
Underpaying our NHS workers is a political choice.
seeing piers corbyn's arrest dominating the headlines and I can't forget that very recently the prime minister's dad was facing several public allegations of sexual assault which appear to have been quietly shelved by the press
Ask yourselves why, in the middle of a pandemic that is crushing the NHS did @RishiSunak toddle off to the USA to talk to US healthcare businesses
There is only ONE reason.
not interested in dating apps, not interested in talking to random people in coffee shops/bars/shops… need my soulmate to find me through intuition and echo location rn immediately
Out of 51,000 Covid deaths in England between January and July, only 256 occurred after two Covid vaccine doses, ONS stats show
https://t.co/AMYBT1nJg4
Raising NI will raise up to £10 billion per year from people who can't afford it.
Introducing a wealth tax would raise up to £170 billion per year from people who can afford it.
And they expect us to believe they are serious about improving social care...