This mornings BBC Breakfast interview with the Health Minister on strike action by Junior doctors was an absolute disgrace For the Junior doctors who sacrificed so much to keep us safe during the pandemic let’s put the record straight -they deserve better than this

@BBCBreakfast Ahh Maria Caulfield. Of course. The MP who interrupted me on live TV to accuse me of getting her voting record wrong, then claimed she'd misunderstood which bill we were talking about when I showed her she had in fact voted exactly the way I'd said she had

@BBCBreakfast A seemingly never ending parade of useless, thick, over-promoted simpletons wheeled out to defend the indefensible.

@BBCBreakfast Why don’t the MP’s show is how to make a pay cut work for us by taking a 15% cut in their wages and do away with all subsidies of restaurants and bars in Westminster and all expenses once they prove they can do it then they can ask other people to do it

@BBCBreakfast Everyone deserves better than her.

@BBCBreakfast They also have to pay for exams whilst working for the NHS my daughter has just shelled out over a £1000 for an exam which has to study for in addition to ludicrous hours on duty this exam is beneficial to the NHS.

@BBCBreakfast If a 1% rise for junior doctors costs 700 million then 26% would cost 18.2 billion which equals 256,000 per doctor, they just lie because they don't know any other way

@proudscotJB @BBCBreakfast She frequently says 'my understanding is', when she clearly doesn't understand anything whatsoever!

@BBCBreakfast The multi year pay award referred to was not agreed to by the BMA. The then Health Sec Jeremy Hunt forced it on them.