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“Junior doctors will get something more than nurses, more than teachers, and yet they still want more” Tim Montgomerie says the NHS takes an “ever greater” portion of the national budget and there must be some “give and take” from resident doctors on pay negotiations #bbcqt

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How much is the NHS going to cost us? #bbcqt

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Tim Montgomerie is a greedy selfish twat👊

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Claire Longhurst1 yıl önce

Long shifts, huge responsibilities and rigorous training junior doctors should be paid more!

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Hear how deregulation, tax cuts, and federalism were the keys of Trumponomics but how protectionism and immigration policies got in the way of a pro-growth future. #economy #econtwitter

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Said Tim Montgomerie on the Reform Party, a party who wants a health insurance based health service!

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The fact he refused to call resident doctors by their correct title speaks volumes. There has been given and take; the doctors give decades of incredibly difficult work and study, and the government takes the piss by undervaluing them at every turn.

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What’s he talking about? The marches he’s referring to aren’t antisemitic they are peace marches against the destruction of Gaza and the killing of tens of thousands of innocent men, women and children by the right wing Netanyahu government who broke the latest ceasefire

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Right wing cunt

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NHS medication errors contribute to as many as 22,000 deaths a year. They don't deserve jack shit.

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The NHS is a bottomless pit. It will never have enough money.

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Because they are greedy badtards

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