‘I feel sick’: NHS worker ‘incandescent’ with rage at Downing Street party
A frontline healthcare worker, whose mother died after catching Covid in hospital, said she feels "taken for a mug".
A frontline healthcare worker, whose mother died after catching Covid in hospital, said she feels "taken for a mug".
"There is a weird taboo around financial incentives in healthcare. A fiver would do it. Hey, even a parking pass.. or lunch."
In the speech, which reduced some delegates to tears, he said: "We must never, ever let the NHS free from our grasp. Because if we do, your future will be my past."
"I come from a country where people have to fundraise on the internet just to stay alive. That's barbaric."
The same firm has a stake in a company that was awarded £186 million in contracts without tender or competition after a meeting with Lord Bethell, who deleted his WhatsApps.
“This was an assault where weapons were used around vulnerable patients and visitors."
She said her daughters were "always proud of their mum for completing a degree with all the struggles of raising children and her family.''
"It’s not even winter. Help," she said.
The Mail reported that doctors who don’t see patients in-person will be “named and shamed” in league tables.
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