Nothing like Russian submarines floating around the island to make us realise that £300bn on welfare probably isn’t in the best interest of the country
Sir Keir Starmer could pay for 15 new warships or quadruple the size of the British Army by halting this year’s £18bn rise in welfare spending, analysis has shown.
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Half of trainee British doctors finishing this summer had no job lined up.
Yet the NHS is poaching foreign doctors. One in six of Nigeria's are now in the UK.
The real scandal isn't pay: it's a broken training pipeline. My column:-
https://t.co/3wT78HLfnE
Another bad day for Nick, 30
>Income tax up £658
>Student loan repayment up £239
>Rent up (landlord tax passed on)
>Tax on savings up
>Non working neighbour gets 7k benefit payout
Doctors' leaders say the NHS is 'gambling' with patient safety by using staff who are not doctors in frontline roles and without the knowledge of patients.
Physician and Anasthesia Associates are healthcare professionals used to support doctors, but they can work unsupervised.
We can now announce that for the first time, junior doctors and consultants will be taking joint strike action in England.
Here are the dates for September and October #DoctorsStrike
How depressing to see this in the BMJ. It’s hard to say those figures don’t present a compelling argument. It all leads to a big question for the govt: if you don’t address doctors’ very reasonable pay concerns, alongside their conditions and wellbeing, guess where they’re going?