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Pressure on the in the neu with lily being in hospital for nearly a year -- nhs. being in hospital for nearly a year —— nhs. increasing waiting lists. so we are all affected by this right now. and it is time to get it done. 0n now. and it is time to get it done. on that final point of the threat this poses, we all know the difficulties and the stresses for the nhs, the threat that this element, unresolved now poses going forward. it element, unresolved now poses going forward. . . , ., forward. it certainly has a detrimental _ forward. it certainly has a detrimental effect - forward. it ce...

The number of passengers taking buses into Victoria from Mount Gambier jumps by a quarter as the new fare cap makes it nine times cheaper to travel to Melbourne than to go to Adelaide.

But labour's shadow health secretaryjonathan ashworth questioned the government's decision to move away from its existing policy. many across the house are puzzled because we recall this document that the government placed before the house when it asked me house to endorse the national insurance increase and indeed many did endorse the increase even though they were breaking their manifesto commitment. this document actually says it will introduce a care cap and it will deliver a court recommendation of the independent commission will be implemented using legislation already in place under the...

The and we will be paying more money than we should be. this is a family business with four dementia homes in norfolk. they need 122 permanent staff. they have 78. they welcome reform, but are sceptical that more money will be shifted from the nhs as promised in three years. unfortunately, if the ship is sinking now, you can't wait three years before you provide the plug for the hole. we read reports every day of care homes failing in quality issues. they're not failing intentionally, they're failing because they don't have the necessary people. for care home residents, whilst the new care cap...

Than what we should be. this is a family business with four dementia homes in norfolk. they need 122 permanent staff — they have 78. they welcome reform but are sceptical that more money will be shifted from the nhs, as promised, in three years. unfortunately, if a ship is sinking now, you can't wait three years before you provide the plug for the hole. we read reports every day of care homes failing in quality issues. they're not failing intentionally, they're failing because they don't have the necessary people. for care home residents, whilst the new care cap will limit what they have to ...