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[Dolly Parton @DollyParton]

A message from the family of Dolly Parton.

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@TheDonCharlo 🤣🤣🤣

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

Investigate Judge Nicholas Rowland and Introduce a Judicial Accountability Framework Now https://t.co/SxTyBjYNI6 via @UKChange

[Dr Haseena Wazir @DrHWazir]

This Labour Government has decided to remove 1,000 potential NHS specialist training jobs because doctors wouldn’t bow down to their terms.

Those jobs aren’t just numbers on a spreadsheet. They are the future GPs, surgeons, radiologists, anaesthetists and psychiatrists the public will one day need. Removing them doesn’t just punish doctors. It punishes patients and the NHS.

So once again, it’s time to stand together.

Join us at St Thomas’ Hospital on 7th April at 8am for the London picket and show Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer that we are not going anywhere. All doctors and members of the public are very welcome!

There will also be new exclusive BMA merch at the London picket.

Stick together. Strike together. Win together. ✊

[Dr Haseena Wazir @DrHWazir]

Most people assume that if the NHS needs more specialist doctors, the Government would train more of them.

But that’s not actually what’s happening.

The Government can decide how many specialist training jobs exist each year. They can increase them, reduce them, or remove them entirely. These numbers are a political decision.

So when the Government removes 1,000 future NHS specialist training jobs, that is an active choice to have 1,000 fewer future NHS specialists.

That means fewer potential radiologists reading scans.
Fewer potential surgeons doing operations.
Fewer potential anaesthetists running theatres.
Fewer potential psychiatrists and GPs seeing patients.

At a time when waiting lists are in the millions and patients are waiting months or years to see specialists, the Government has actively chosen to reduce the number of future specialists.

That doesn’t just punish doctors. It punishes patients and the NHS as a whole, because it means fewer potential specialists and longer waits in the future.

And the most concerning part is why this happened. These training jobs were discussed in the context of negotiations with doctors. That means specialist training jobs, and therefore future NHS specialists, were being treated as something that could be added or removed depending on whether doctors accepted Government terms.

That is not workforce planning.
That is using future NHS specialists as leverage.

The Government can create more NHS specialists if it wants to.
It can reduce waiting lists faster if it wants to.
It can train more doctors if it wants to.

Yet they’ve chosen not to.

This was a political choice that this Labour Government have made.

https://t.co/BMjkh5GwXD

[Dr Dan Goyal @danielgoyal]

The Health Foundation has estimated that around 30,000 extra beds would meet these demands and end brutal corridor care.

Costs would be around £7b per year (+£20b one-off capital investment).

We pay over £15b per year to private providers.

Corridor care is a political choice.

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@RoyalMailHelp Seriously p****d off waited two days for my parcels to come and on both days your tracking has updated stating that it’s been undeliverable as there’s no one home! Absolute rubbish!! Not a single postie has been near my home!!

[TheDonCharlo @TheDonCharlo]

@JagexSupport My account had been hijacked/hacked I lost everything and I’m aware you cannot give me my items back but someone got back into the account again I have gone through all the steps and my bank pin never sets and all you do is send me automated emails HELP #5878789

[Dr Aadam Aziz @Aadam_Aziz]

52% of FY2 Doctors have no job for August.

30,000 applied for just 10,000 training posts.

The Government’s response? A vague promise of 1,000 posts over 3 years.

It's deliberate neglect

The NHS is haemorrhaging talent.

Patients wait
Doctors leave
And the Government shrugs

[The Doctor Magazine @TheDrMagazine]

Results of a major new @TheBMA survey show the scale of the looming doctor unemployment crisis, with some 52% of FY2s saying they have no job from this August.

@BMAResidents are now seeking to make a deal with Government on the looming unemployment crisis and have opened a dispute linked to their pay campaign.

Full story👇
https://t.co/3P3cwlnLiE

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@HelpAtGeorge Hi I placed an order 14/2 delivery by 20/2 so far I’ve heard nothing it says despatched but the tracking says it’s still with the sender?can you help please?

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@YorkshireWater Thankyou xx

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@YorkshireWater Hi is there any time frame as to how long until the mains are fixed S60?it’s been a few hours now without water

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@BritishGasHelp Thankyou I’ve dmd you

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@BritishGasHelp been trying to top up over the phone and getting nowhere fast, being moved to the new system and can no longer top up on the app or online and can’t get to the automated top up over the phone line either! Don’t have smart cards to use pay zones either!!

[Peter Stefanovic @PeterStefanovi2]

🚨If you are one of the 13 million now struggling to access NHS dental care in England please RT this urgent call for action to save the future of NHS dentistry

Cc @wesstreeting

[Dr Julia Grace Patterson💙 @JujuliaGrace]

If you oppose NHS privatisation, please RT this! 💙💙💙💙💙
#RebuildTheNHS @EveryDoctorUK

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@_Enanem_ We also had one when growing up called News of the World as there was nothing she didn’t know

[Melanie @autismmomsrule]

@_Enanem_ Norman Bates cos he had a strange fixation with his mother,his brother Roy Cropper as he always carries a bag, Creepy Craig as he’s always stood in the window with his top off and Great Wall of China as they had the tiniest most unimpressive wall built around their front garden