Government to ‘scapegoat’ nurses for NHS failings, claims Wes Streeting

Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, claimed the government was allowing the NHS strikes to go ahead this winter instead of negotiating a settlement to give it an excuse for wider failures with the service.

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[julezpanda]

Sorry but he's quite right!! Tories have never liked the NHS and will do anything to fail the staff and the people of the UK for their own ends!!

[jontait]

I cant get registered at a dentist for over a year now. And I'm waiting 4 days on a call from a doctor

[UnderscoreZeroLP]

classic strat "uuhhhh dont look at me LOOK AT HIM for HE HIMSELF does

[melvinvarghesemathews]

If government decides to increase salary for NHS, same percentage hike must be given for all jobs.

Salary hike in NHS alone is not recommendable.

[jpyle]

Pay nhs nurses direct and properly( hospital employed) not nusing agency then staff won't leave to join agency as they take most of the money. and those who owns and governs these agencies making huge profits

[justso]

What are they spending my £4750 national insurance a year on ?

[oscar]

Nurses will not strike unless they are like parliamentary Mps or energy food and oil consortiums! Because nurses actually care! This is their proffesion not vultures like the other parties hence with