Excellent by Catriona Olding on the need for greater nationwide standards of #palliativecare, as well as improved training for NHS staff. With 170k patients dying in treatable pain each year, this is something the Govt can and must fix https://t.co/VqjG66gj0R
Top ten responses so far from Labour MPs:
—Antonia Bance: “Head in hands”
—Ian Byrne: “Grim”
—Ashley Dalton: “Very sad…deeply flawed and unsafe”
—Florence Eshalomi: “Where to even start’”
—Allison Gardner: “An insult to parliament that this bill has been brought back”
—Rupa Huq: “Last thing we need”
—Adam Jogee: “Insane stuff”
—Emma Lewell: “Absolutely dismayed… A deeply flawed and dangerous bill”
—David Smith: “Very sad news indeed… I can’t think of a more divisive issue”
—Kirsteen Sullivan: “I cannot believe we are back here again. With no humility about the concerns raised previously”
He tries again: "I've been stabbed"
Someone, I presume, the murderer, cuts in: "He hasn't been stabbed"
"I know, but we have to check" says the clipboard-voiced woman officer
The kneejerk "I know" is so telling. Her instinct is just to agree the dying boy on the ground is lying
Setting aside that Andy Burnham's new logo is a bit Che Guevara meets Wolfie Smith, let's-party-like-it's-the-1970s in the Makerfield Popular Front, if this were a Conservative candidate promoting the old torch of freedom and ‘keep the faith’ (of Thatcherism), they'd be sacked.
Too true - friend’s son jeered at every morning by his neighbours, called “working w***er” for actually wanting to earn his living https://t.co/G2o1uAHgP8