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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage proposes a policy to deport foreign national offenders to their country of origin to free up prison space. Farage says if the prisoners' home countries refuse to take them back, they will deport them to prisons in countries like El Salvador.
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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage proposes a policy to deport foreign national offenders to their country of origin to free up prison space. Farage says if the prisoners' home countries refuse to take them back, they will deport them to prisons in countries like El Salvador.

Sky News

726,928 views • 1 month ago

Prison in the UK. Doesn’t look like much of a punishment. So many of them are foreign or descended from foreigners. Why don’t we deport foreign criminals? Imagine how empty the jails would be. We have enough criminals of our own without importing the scum of the world.
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Prison in the UK. Doesn’t look like much of a punishment. So many of them are foreign or descended from foreigners. Why don’t we deport foreign criminals? Imagine how empty the jails would be. We have enough criminals of our own without importing the scum of the world.

Britain First

351,071 views • 1 year ago

An excellent policy from Reform's Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 Restricting social housing to British born is vital to solving UK housing crisis Foreign born pop: 2001: 8.3% 2021: 16.6% 2021-24: Boriswave Social housing is a NATIONAL asset built by BRITISH taxpayers for BRITISH people Yet successive governments have treated it as an international right. It is not. Social housing is a finite public resource. And quite simply too many people have arrived here in too short a time to allow the foreign born to occupy social housing. In 2021, 42% of the foreign born population of the UK had arrived in the previous decade alone (10 million people). 40% of Londoners are foreign born. British-born people whose families have paid in to this country must take priority over those who have come here recently. 1.3 million households are on the social housing waiting list. Of these approx. 195,000 are foreign. Reform estimates there are 540,000 foreign national households currently in social housing. If we house British nationals in those properties and remove foreign nationals from the waiting list, the waiting list will fall from 1.3 million to approx. 560,000. We would be mad not to adopt such a policy. Me on GB News:
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An excellent policy from Reform's Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 Restricting social housing to British born is vital to solving UK housing crisis Foreign born pop: 2001: 8.3% 2021: 16.6% 2021-24: Boriswave Social housing is a NATIONAL asset built by BRITISH taxpayers for BRITISH people Yet successive governments have treated it as an international right. It is not. Social housing is a finite public resource. And quite simply too many people have arrived here in too short a time to allow the foreign born to occupy social housing. In 2021, 42% of the foreign born population of the UK had arrived in the previous decade alone (10 million people). 40% of Londoners are foreign born. British-born people whose families have paid in to this country must take priority over those who have come here recently. 1.3 million households are on the social housing waiting list. Of these approx. 195,000 are foreign. Reform estimates there are 540,000 foreign national households currently in social housing. If we house British nationals in those properties and remove foreign nationals from the waiting list, the waiting list will fall from 1.3 million to approx. 560,000. We would be mad not to adopt such a policy. Me on GB News:

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo

16,034 views • 1 month ago

#WATCH | Kalaburagi, Karnataka | On his visit to Central Jail, Kalaburagi, Karnataka Prisons and Correctional Services DGP Alok Kumar says, “This was the second visit of mine after taking charge as Director General, Prison and Correctional Services. There was an incident on 14 July in which three prisoners escaped from here. Kalburgi police and Bidar police have jointly apprehended two criminals, and the third one is yet to be apprehended… Then I reviewed the security situation and gave directions to our prison staff and KSISF also to add certain security features and make changes in our security arrangements… I have given direction with regard to the implementation of correctional services in the prisons… Instead of being very retributive, we have to focus on the rehabilitation, reintegration, and reformation of the prisoners… We have introduced yoga, meditation, and pranayama in all the prisons in Karnataka. We want to bring internal changes in the mindset of the people because unless they are reformed from within, they may again get into such old practices of committing crime once they come out of prison… In the coming days, we will give more emphasis to this in Karnataka prisons… We are introducing certain practices in Karnataka prisons so that our prisons become a better place for prisoners and our prison officers…”
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#WATCH | Kalaburagi, Karnataka | On his visit to Central Jail, Kalaburagi, Karnataka Prisons and Correctional Services DGP Alok Kumar says, “This was the second visit of mine after taking charge as Director General, Prison and Correctional Services. There was an incident on 14 July in which three prisoners escaped from here. Kalburgi police and Bidar police have jointly apprehended two criminals, and the third one is yet to be apprehended… Then I reviewed the security situation and gave directions to our prison staff and KSISF also to add certain security features and make changes in our security arrangements… I have given direction with regard to the implementation of correctional services in the prisons… Instead of being very retributive, we have to focus on the rehabilitation, reintegration, and reformation of the prisoners… We have introduced yoga, meditation, and pranayama in all the prisons in Karnataka. We want to bring internal changes in the mindset of the people because unless they are reformed from within, they may again get into such old practices of committing crime once they come out of prison… In the coming days, we will give more emphasis to this in Karnataka prisons… We are introducing certain practices in Karnataka prisons so that our prisons become a better place for prisoners and our prison officers…”

ANI

21,191 views • 1 month ago

Strictly speaking he UK Prime Minister does not have direct control over the judiciary. The UK operates under a system known as judicial independence, meaning the judiciary is separate from the executive (the government) and the legislature (Parliament). HOWEVER you would have to believe in fairies to believe this speech did not change the direction of day to day processes. Within 9 days of this speech of there 419 arrests, within a month 369 of them were in prison.
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Strictly speaking he UK Prime Minister does not have direct control over the judiciary. The UK operates under a system known as judicial independence, meaning the judiciary is separate from the executive (the government) and the legislature (Parliament). HOWEVER you would have to believe in fairies to believe this speech did not change the direction of day to day processes. Within 9 days of this speech of there 419 arrests, within a month 369 of them were in prison.

Paul Cox

340,442 views • 1 year ago

We understand people are angry. We are angry too. Our country’s prison system should never be in this position. Why is it? The last Tory government closed 23 prisons. In 2024, we inherited a system on the brink of collapse. What have we done? We’ve begun a prison building programme that is the largest since the Victorian era. By the next election, more criminals will be behind bars than ever before. But we cannot simply build our way out of the crisis. We have to make changes to the sentencing regime too. Our Prime Minister looked again, and has ensured that rapists and certain child sex offenders are not subject to the changes - alongside 18,000 of the most serious offenders. He would have liked to have gone further but he also has a responsibility to ensure we have sufficient prison places for a functioning law and order system. We will always look at what more can be done. Where there are measures that can be taken to safely develop further capacity, we will take them. Meanwhile, we are investing record amounts in community punishments and our probation service - because public safety is always our priority. Sky News
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We understand people are angry. We are angry too. Our country’s prison system should never be in this position. Why is it? The last Tory government closed 23 prisons. In 2024, we inherited a system on the brink of collapse. What have we done? We’ve begun a prison building programme that is the largest since the Victorian era. By the next election, more criminals will be behind bars than ever before. But we cannot simply build our way out of the crisis. We have to make changes to the sentencing regime too. Our Prime Minister looked again, and has ensured that rapists and certain child sex offenders are not subject to the changes - alongside 18,000 of the most serious offenders. He would have liked to have gone further but he also has a responsibility to ensure we have sufficient prison places for a functioning law and order system. We will always look at what more can be done. Where there are measures that can be taken to safely develop further capacity, we will take them. Meanwhile, we are investing record amounts in community punishments and our probation service - because public safety is always our priority. Sky News

Jake Richards MP

20,954 views • 1 month ago

Pressure is growing on the UK government to change controversial legislation that means some violent offenders will be released from jail earlier than expected. The Sentencing Act, which came into force this year, allows some offenders to leave jail after serving just a third of their sentences and others just half of theirs. The government says it has to tackle overcrowding in prisons in England and Wales. We spoke to a group of survivors about the risks they say will come with the changes and the huge impact this is going to have on them and the wider community.
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Pressure is growing on the UK government to change controversial legislation that means some violent offenders will be released from jail earlier than expected. The Sentencing Act, which came into force this year, allows some offenders to leave jail after serving just a third of their sentences and others just half of theirs. The government says it has to tackle overcrowding in prisons in England and Wales. We spoke to a group of survivors about the risks they say will come with the changes and the huge impact this is going to have on them and the wider community.

Channel 4 News

16,639 views • 2 months ago

A huge moment in Birmingham just now as Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage and National Rally President Jordan Bardella have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the main stage of the Reform UK 2026 National Conference in Birmingham to put an end to the illegal migration crisis in both countries. The move comes after Reform UK Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf pledged that a Reform UK government would stop the boats within 100 days of a Reform UK government. The document includes a commitment by Bardella that a National Rally-led French government would accept the return of illegal migrants which have launched from French shores, entered British territorial waters and were returned to France, as per the approach set out in Reform UK’s Operation Fortress. Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage MP said: “This is a momentous agreement and shows that both Reform UK and the National Rally are serious about stopping the illegal migrant invasion, fixing our borders, and putting our own people first.”
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A huge moment in Birmingham just now as Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage and National Rally President Jordan Bardella have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the main stage of the Reform UK 2026 National Conference in Birmingham to put an end to the illegal migration crisis in both countries. The move comes after Reform UK Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf pledged that a Reform UK government would stop the boats within 100 days of a Reform UK government. The document includes a commitment by Bardella that a National Rally-led French government would accept the return of illegal migrants which have launched from French shores, entered British territorial waters and were returned to France, as per the approach set out in Reform UK’s Operation Fortress. Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage MP said: “This is a momentous agreement and shows that both Reform UK and the National Rally are serious about stopping the illegal migrant invasion, fixing our borders, and putting our own people first.”

Raheem J. Kassam

17,212 views • 23 days ago

🤨 Jake Richards, the Sentencing Minister, just went on BBC Breakfast and defended releasing two of the men who killed PC Andrew Harper early. His line: “The government have to draw a line at some point because if we don’t, we risk having a prison system in collapse. We will not shy away from making difficult decisions because it’s the right thing to do.” 😡 No! It is categorically NOT the right thing to do! Letting them out early under a prison overcrowding scheme is a national disgrace. Harper’s mother has called it devastating. Police colleagues are threatening legal action. And the government shrugs and says “nothing we can do”. Absolute rubbish. There is something you can do: • Prioritise releasing genuine non-violent offenders first. • There are thousands of people in prison for lower-level or “miscellaneous” offences (perjury and similar). Start there. • There are roughly 10,000 foreign national offenders in our prisons. Deport them. That frees space without putting the killers of a police officer back on the streets early. This is not an inevitable “difficult decision”. It is a choice. Labour is choosing the path of least resistance and calling it courage. Releasing the killers of a serving police officer while claiming your hands are tied is inexcusable. It is a failure of priorities and a betrayal of the public’s most basic expectation of justice. These two should never have been eligible. Reverse it. Block the early release. Do the actual right thing.
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🤨 Jake Richards, the Sentencing Minister, just went on BBC Breakfast and defended releasing two of the men who killed PC Andrew Harper early. His line: “The government have to draw a line at some point because if we don’t, we risk having a prison system in collapse. We will not shy away from making difficult decisions because it’s the right thing to do.” 😡 No! It is categorically NOT the right thing to do! Letting them out early under a prison overcrowding scheme is a national disgrace. Harper’s mother has called it devastating. Police colleagues are threatening legal action. And the government shrugs and says “nothing we can do”. Absolute rubbish. There is something you can do: • Prioritise releasing genuine non-violent offenders first. • There are thousands of people in prison for lower-level or “miscellaneous” offences (perjury and similar). Start there. • There are roughly 10,000 foreign national offenders in our prisons. Deport them. That frees space without putting the killers of a police officer back on the streets early. This is not an inevitable “difficult decision”. It is a choice. Labour is choosing the path of least resistance and calling it courage. Releasing the killers of a serving police officer while claiming your hands are tied is inexcusable. It is a failure of priorities and a betrayal of the public’s most basic expectation of justice. These two should never have been eligible. Reverse it. Block the early release. Do the actual right thing.

J Stewart

49,751 views • 1 month ago

NHS staff have been called “monkeys” and patients have refused to be treated by non-white staff as experts report a rise in racism across the health service. The Society of Radiographers (SoR) said staff have reported a “noticeable” rise in racism from patients over the last 18 months, including patients calling staff “dirty foreigners” and talking about “people coming over here, taking our jobs”. A new poll of SoR members revealed that staff sometimes “accept” racist remarks as “something they have to put up with”.
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NHS staff have been called “monkeys” and patients have refused to be treated by non-white staff as experts report a rise in racism across the health service. The Society of Radiographers (SoR) said staff have reported a “noticeable” rise in racism from patients over the last 18 months, including patients calling staff “dirty foreigners” and talking about “people coming over here, taking our jobs”. A new poll of SoR members revealed that staff sometimes “accept” racist remarks as “something they have to put up with”.

Good Morning Britain

36,194 views • 1 month ago

Jo Grady, "Not a single political party in the UK are offering solutions to the issues we face" "Labour have moved further away from the average working class person" "And I don't think Richard Tice or Nigel Farage from Reform have the answer" "Reform, and we've just heard it, are offering nothing for working people" "Nothing.. On the rigged economy.. On tackling privatisation.. On the NHS.. On crumbling infrastructure or transport.. On wages and cost of living.. On the housing crisis" "All Reform stands for is finger pointing" Fiona Bruce, "Why do people vote for them?" Jo Grady, "It wasn't immigrants cutting council funding in Hull, it was politicians" "It wasn't immigrants slashing school budgets in Hull, it was politicians" "And Reform would be doing those things too" "I think Reform are being fraudulent" "When you've just been asked how you're going to change things, all you gave was coded: we're going to privatise more" "This is the truth working class communities need to hear" "We have to come together" "We have to join trade unions" "We have to tell the political class whether they're Reform, Labour, anyone else" "Because Nigel Farage and you Richard Tice are members of that political class" "And we aren't having it any more"
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Jo Grady, "Not a single political party in the UK are offering solutions to the issues we face" "Labour have moved further away from the average working class person" "And I don't think Richard Tice or Nigel Farage from Reform have the answer" "Reform, and we've just heard it, are offering nothing for working people" "Nothing.. On the rigged economy.. On tackling privatisation.. On the NHS.. On crumbling infrastructure or transport.. On wages and cost of living.. On the housing crisis" "All Reform stands for is finger pointing" Fiona Bruce, "Why do people vote for them?" Jo Grady, "It wasn't immigrants cutting council funding in Hull, it was politicians" "It wasn't immigrants slashing school budgets in Hull, it was politicians" "And Reform would be doing those things too" "I think Reform are being fraudulent" "When you've just been asked how you're going to change things, all you gave was coded: we're going to privatise more" "This is the truth working class communities need to hear" "We have to come together" "We have to join trade unions" "We have to tell the political class whether they're Reform, Labour, anyone else" "Because Nigel Farage and you Richard Tice are members of that political class" "And we aren't having it any more"

Farrukh

62,849 views • 1 year ago

Dr. McCullough: Americans Would Have Been Better off if the Government Did NOTHING During COVID-19 "If the government was not in the business of pandemic response, if they did nothing, it would have been so much better because we [doctors] just would have used our medical instincts and saved lives," attested Dr. Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH®. "Instead, the government stepped in and said, nope! Can't do this; can't do that. Before we knew it, there were government protocols for the hospital. The hospitals weren't deviating from them. They were very nihilistic, and American lives were lost."
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Dr. McCullough: Americans Would Have Been Better off if the Government Did NOTHING During COVID-19 "If the government was not in the business of pandemic response, if they did nothing, it would have been so much better because we [doctors] just would have used our medical instincts and saved lives," attested Dr. Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH®. "Instead, the government stepped in and said, nope! Can't do this; can't do that. Before we knew it, there were government protocols for the hospital. The hospitals weren't deviating from them. They were very nihilistic, and American lives were lost."

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

461,314 views • 3 years ago

This is UK today and we all know who is doing it, the python they feed. It has grown so big and has started attacking them. UK refused to feed those protective African mammals rather they steal from them and exploit their resources to feed those that are attacking them today. What have we done to God to deserve what UK has done to us? BBC UK Prime Minister Declassified UK this same UK were responsible for the death of over 5million Biafrans in the 60s and still counting. This same UK, we watched on a video where the terrorist Nigeria national security adviser was begging them for solution that they have in their palm
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This is UK today and we all know who is doing it, the python they feed. It has grown so big and has started attacking them. UK refused to feed those protective African mammals rather they steal from them and exploit their resources to feed those that are attacking them today. What have we done to God to deserve what UK has done to us? BBC UK Prime Minister Declassified UK this same UK were responsible for the death of over 5million Biafrans in the 60s and still counting. This same UK, we watched on a video where the terrorist Nigeria national security adviser was begging them for solution that they have in their palm

Simon Ekpa

183,518 views • 2 years ago

Dear ​🇬🇧​, ​​ ​​We junior doctors are set to launch another period of strikes for 5 consecutive days from 24-28 February. ​​ ​​Striking must always be a last resort and I’m furious that we still have to be doing this for a 10th time but with news this week that Rishi Sunak is personally preventing a resolution to the #DoctorsStrike because he doesn’t want nurses and other NHS staff to have their pay restored too — something all of us truly deserve — it’s an absolute necessity that we keep fighting. ​​ ​​It is simply not okay that a qualified doctor working a 48hr/week contract starts at £15/hr with £100,000 student debt and earns far less than our PA colleagues (no shade) who have less training and less debt. It is not okay that our NHS colleagues are visiting food banks. It is not okay that NHS hospitals are crumbling from the catastrophic defunding of the NHS of £400 billion pounds over the last decade. It is not okay that patients are suffering on the longest waiting list in NHS history at over 7.6m. It is not okay that 25,000 people died last year due to preventable delays accessing NHS emergency care. It is not okay that 24 hours in A&E is no longer just a TV show. It is not okay that millions cannot see a GP, an NHS dentist, or receive their Cancer care here in one of the wealthiest countries on Earth. ​​ ​​Until and unless we have safe staffing levels across the country then every one of these shocking failures of this government will not improve. ​​ ​​Without adequate staff, patients will not be protected and their care will continue to be delayed and denied. Pay restoration for NHS staff back to what we were earning in 2008 is not unreasonable and is the only way to stop this catastrophic staff haemorrhage overnight. ​​ ​​So please join us in urging this government to come back to the table, to meet with our elected representatives from The BMA, and to prevent the next round of strikes from taking place. Thank you. #DoctorsStrike #PayRestoration #SOSNHS
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Dear ​🇬🇧​, ​​ ​​We junior doctors are set to launch another period of strikes for 5 consecutive days from 24-28 February. ​​ ​​Striking must always be a last resort and I’m furious that we still have to be doing this for a 10th time but with news this week that Rishi Sunak is personally preventing a resolution to the #DoctorsStrike because he doesn’t want nurses and other NHS staff to have their pay restored too — something all of us truly deserve — it’s an absolute necessity that we keep fighting. ​​ ​​It is simply not okay that a qualified doctor working a 48hr/week contract starts at £15/hr with £100,000 student debt and earns far less than our PA colleagues (no shade) who have less training and less debt. It is not okay that our NHS colleagues are visiting food banks. It is not okay that NHS hospitals are crumbling from the catastrophic defunding of the NHS of £400 billion pounds over the last decade. It is not okay that patients are suffering on the longest waiting list in NHS history at over 7.6m. It is not okay that 25,000 people died last year due to preventable delays accessing NHS emergency care. It is not okay that 24 hours in A&E is no longer just a TV show. It is not okay that millions cannot see a GP, an NHS dentist, or receive their Cancer care here in one of the wealthiest countries on Earth. ​​ ​​Until and unless we have safe staffing levels across the country then every one of these shocking failures of this government will not improve. ​​ ​​Without adequate staff, patients will not be protected and their care will continue to be delayed and denied. Pay restoration for NHS staff back to what we were earning in 2008 is not unreasonable and is the only way to stop this catastrophic staff haemorrhage overnight. ​​ ​​So please join us in urging this government to come back to the table, to meet with our elected representatives from The BMA, and to prevent the next round of strikes from taking place. Thank you. #DoctorsStrike #PayRestoration #SOSNHS

Dr Andrew Meyerson

389,970 views • 2 years ago

BREAKING: The U.S. Supreme Court will require the Trump Administration to "facilitate" the release of immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia from the prison in El Salvador. "The order properly requires the Government to facilitate Abrego Garcia's release form custody in El Salvador and to ensure that his case is handled as it would have been had he not been improperly sent to El Salvador. " THE CONSTITUTION MATTERS!
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BREAKING: The U.S. Supreme Court will require the Trump Administration to "facilitate" the release of immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia from the prison in El Salvador. "The order properly requires the Government to facilitate Abrego Garcia's release form custody in El Salvador and to ensure that his case is handled as it would have been had he not been improperly sent to El Salvador. " THE CONSTITUTION MATTERS!

Ed Krassenstein

3,514,893 views • 1 year ago

🚨DEVELOPING: President Trump is seriously considering Nayib Bukele’s offer to have violent American criminals and gang members sent to prison in El Salvador! The average prisoner in America costs a staggering $42,672 per year to hold. Holding them in El Salvador may bring the cost down to under $10,000 annually. Many violent criminals have better conditions than some of the poorest Americans. This move would not only drastically reduce crime in the United States, it would also result in a more fitting punishment for some of the most horrendous offenders!
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🚨DEVELOPING: President Trump is seriously considering Nayib Bukele’s offer to have violent American criminals and gang members sent to prison in El Salvador! The average prisoner in America costs a staggering $42,672 per year to hold. Holding them in El Salvador may bring the cost down to under $10,000 annually. Many violent criminals have better conditions than some of the poorest Americans. This move would not only drastically reduce crime in the United States, it would also result in a more fitting punishment for some of the most horrendous offenders!

Matt Wallace

401,453 views • 1 year ago

Today in a side room in parliament the government pushed ahead with policy to increase the number of, and role of, Physician Associates PAs are not doctors, nor GPs, and yet they are being phased in as doctor substitutes and GP substitutes - read that again This will create a two tier system of health service, those seen by qualified doctors and GPs, and those seen by PAs We desperately need more doctors and GPs, but instead of training and hiring them (Brexit has made it difficult to bring more in), this Conservative government is watering down the quality of service being offered by the NHS In 2010 the Conservatives inherited the NHS as one of the world's best health services. Since then they have underfunded the NHS, outsourced so we pay more for the same service, and now they're watering down the quality of staff. Shame on anyone who still votes for the Conservative party, because they are destroying our NHS
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Today in a side room in parliament the government pushed ahead with policy to increase the number of, and role of, Physician Associates PAs are not doctors, nor GPs, and yet they are being phased in as doctor substitutes and GP substitutes - read that again This will create a two tier system of health service, those seen by qualified doctors and GPs, and those seen by PAs We desperately need more doctors and GPs, but instead of training and hiring them (Brexit has made it difficult to bring more in), this Conservative government is watering down the quality of service being offered by the NHS In 2010 the Conservatives inherited the NHS as one of the world's best health services. Since then they have underfunded the NHS, outsourced so we pay more for the same service, and now they're watering down the quality of staff. Shame on anyone who still votes for the Conservative party, because they are destroying our NHS

Farrukh

266,266 views • 2 years ago