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    Quote Originally Posted by bule1 View Post
    Whilst the doctors also want to impose restrictive practices to preserve their status and stop others doing work that they are well capable of doing for less money. Not exactly putting the patients first despite what they would claim.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2dly5ldrxjo

    NHS staff have ruined the system, none of them want to work full time because they know they can be paid twice as much by signing on as agency staff.

    Undercut them, end the gravy train that allows this practise, let them go abroad if they want to, get doctors and nurses in from around the World as we always have.

    If Starmer could resurrect the NHS and show that he'd done it through savvy use of the immigration system, the public may look a bit more favourably on him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Med Pie View Post
    NHS staff have ruined the system, none of them want to work full time because they know they can be paid twice as much by signing on as agency staff.
    That is possibly the most stupid and ignorant lie I've ever read on here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    That is possibly the most stupid and ignorant lie I've ever read on here.
    How so?

    I have personally experienced time in an NHS hospital where the ward was staffed by 3/4 agency staff whilst others were employed 'part time' by the NHS, perhaps they were lying?

    Over to you nurse.
    Last edited by Med Pie; 18-02-2025 at 04:46 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Med Pie View Post
    How so?

    I have personally experienced time in an NHS hospital where the ward was staffed by 3/4 agency staff whilst others wehere employed 'part time' by the NHS, perhaps they were lying?

    Over to you nurse.
    You said "NHS staff have ruined the system, none of them want to work full time". The NHS employs 1.3 million people who work full time, so you were blatantly lying. And then you try and justify it by giving one unverified example of "your experience".

    Do you realise how pathetic that sounds?

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    Meanwhile and this is not a joke......

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...farishta-jami/

    How is this even remotely, useful in identification terms?

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    ... as ever and always, Liebour politics of envy ...they haven't got a clue ...they can't seem to learn ... think money solves all the problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBlackHorse View Post
    ... as ever and always, Liebour politics of envy ...they haven't got a clue ...they can't seem to learn ... think money solves all the problems.
    They think that someone else's money solves all the problems. Fixed it for you.

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    Is it just me this does not sit right with for a politician (forget the party politics aspect) who is meant to be an upstanding member of society who was responsible for an incident like he was. He was charged with a lesser charge than he could have been and he gave at best a misleading account of the events, to quote the judge "In reality, you told the police a pack of lies. Nothing more, nothing less,". Examples were made in the sentencing of some of the protestors last year, even for some of the lesser offences which I have no issue with. However, as he is someone in public office I feel a similar sort of example should have been made here.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce8yy0116y8o

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    I see that Reform, who are pretty equal with Labour in the polls appear to be in civil war.

    Who would have thought it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bule1 View Post
    Is it just me this does not sit right with for a politician (forget the party politics aspect) who is meant to be an upstanding member of society who was responsible for an incident like he was. He was charged with a lesser charge than he could have been and he gave at best a misleading account of the events, to quote the judge "In reality, you told the police a pack of lies. Nothing more, nothing less,". Examples were made in the sentencing of some of the protestors last year, even for some of the lesser offences which I have no issue with. However, as he is someone in public office I feel a similar sort of example should have been made here.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce8yy0116y8o
    Amesbury has finally done the right thing and said he will stand down as an MP.

    It will be an interesting by-election.

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