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To get on top of our waiting lists, to make sure we treat our cancer patients — having to cancel activity like this is heartbreaking. the impact of the heat wave in parts of the country's adding to the pressure on control rooms and emergency departments. but the dispute looks set to intensify, withjunior doctors standing firm on their 35% pay demand. public support is mixed. 35% seems an awful amount, an awful lot compared to what everyone else has been happy to settle for. i appreciate there is challenges with that, but at the moment we don't have the money to pay for it as a country. i don...
Quite an uplift compared to lots of public sector workers, what has been some of the public response to this? let's run through those figures. the government is offering 5%, they say thatis government is offering 5%, they say that is fair and reasonable. but junior doctors say is that they are not looking for a pay rise, but pay restoration, because they say that over the past 15 years, because of inflation, they haven't had pay rises that haven't matched inflation so they say they are 35% down on what they were in 2008 and they won't pay restored, and they say that with a 5% offer, that doesn...
In america and in europe from public support. so, it gives you a sense of the scale. i'm not an economist as you are, but this all sounds to me quite kind of keynesian, you know — returning to the big state that funds what it chooses instead of saying, "you're on your own here. "you fight it out among yourselves." what they feel that they're doing is to invest in the productive capacity of the economy. the chinese have had 10—15 years of strategic investment in state—owned companies. and in order to just create a level playing field in the world, you have to do something pretty similar. ...
To the world we thought existed three, four or five years ago, in a really profound way, with massive implications for economics, for diplomacy, and for domestic politics. and what about britain? where do we fit into this? things are regionalising at a time when the uk thought it was entering an ever—more globalised world. so... it's creating some dilemmas. the world that global britain thought it was entering is not the world it has entered. but is there any sign that we're thinking of pumping large amounts of money into these manufacturing industries? probably not on the same scale. and, f...