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Pochettino, the latest to try to turn nearly £1 billion worth of spending into a coherent whole. he finished sixth but won no trophies. opinion is split rather they will fare better. there are fans who are used to having proven there are fans who are used to having proven elite level coaches that are of hidden ready for chelsea. perhaps learned a little bit more about it, willing to give him time and willing to back him going forward. summer begins with another new dawn over stamford bridge. an...

We know that trump makes everything that much more obvious. if you donate to me, and i win, i will make sure your taxes go down. and weve seen billionaire donors lineup. people who said they did not like him or he was damaging to the party they line back up and say, we are on board.>> you look back at 2016 there were a lot of people who said, but we like him is hes not going to be like that. hes going to be able to spurn those tactics, and yet here we are watching him go to big oil and say you g...

Dont have that. that applies also to another area where you questioned her, which was social care. you said where is your plan? we have known this has been a huge issue for 1a years. victoria atkins said, well, i think to be fair it goes back further than that. that is true, a big part of the 2010 general election was andy burnham, the then health secretarys plan, which the conservatives labelled as a death tax. yes, this all goes back a long way, but that is a harder argument to make when you h...

Focusing on health today as our political correspondent tony bonsignore explained to me earlier. the lib dems promising to spend an extra £1 billion a year on what is known as the public health grant. this is money given to local councils to spend on public health. they say this will reverse real terms cuts to that grant over the past decade and it will be spent on things like health checks for a0 to 74—year—olds, health visits for infants and their mothers, and also wider access to blood p...

Secretary said she believed a lot of the reasons for that was the covid pandemic, putting limits on the health care system and the construction industry. she spoke about the small number of new hospitals that have opened and said more would be opening soon. that is a pledge they are maybe not going quite as big one as they did in 2019, but nevertheless one they want to have inverters mines as well. the labour party when discussing said they thought it was more broken promises from the conservati...

Has to say? i daisy, what did you make of what she has to sa ? ~ , , has to say? i think she is defending the indefensible. _ has to say? i think she is defending the indefensible. the _ has to say? i think she is defending the indefensible. the conservatives promised _ the indefensible. the conservatives promised to recruit 6000 new gps and they havent, to build a0 hospitals and they— they havent, to build a0 hospitals and they havent. 700 pharmacies have _ and they havent. 700 pharmacies hav...

Build 100 new gps but also free up millions of new appointments which they say could be done by expanding their existing so—called pharmacy first scheme allowing people to go to pharmacies for certain treatments. this was already rolled out for accessing things like the contraceptive pill but the conservatives say they would expand it for conditions like chest infections or acne at pharmacies as well and they say they would fund this scheme which they estimate would cost about £1 billion per ...

They say could be done by expanding their existing pharmacy services allowing people to go to pharmacies for certain treatments. this was already rolled out for accessing things like the contraceptive pill but the conservatives say they would expand it for conditions like chest infections or acne at pharmacies as well and they say they would fund this scheme which they estimate would cost about £1 billion per year by cutting nhs managers and consultancy services to pre—pandemic levels. the li...

Which was social care. you said, "where is your plan?" we have known this has been a huge issue for 1h years. victoria atkins said, "well, i think to be fair it goes back further than that." that is true, a big part of the 2010 general election was andy burnham, the then health secretarys plan, which the conservatives labelled as a death tax. yes, this all goes back a long way, but that is a harder argument to make when you have had 1a years to be the ones to fix it. and also when your own leade...

After looking at keir starmers serial u—turns in the pursuit of power i think people are crying out for political leadership that sticks to its principles. applause for leaders who argue for what they believe in. and i passionately believe independence is the best opportunity we have to build a more prosperous and fairer country. the conservatives are focusing on health policies for england. they say theyll build 100 new gp surgeries and boost the number of available appointments if they win t...