nurses and midwives in training i nurse takes years. we have 72,000 nurses and midwives in training and\ nurses and midwives in training and another 26,000 applying this year. we recognise that staffing challenges, that is why we are the first government to introduce a long term workforce plan backed by £2.73 long term workforce plan backed by £2.3 billion of additional funding which will enable us to double medical school places, significantly increase nursing and with midwifery courses within the nhs. we recognise the challenge. we have people coming into the system now but we are planning for the long term, recognising the ongoing pressures on the nhs and the need for additional staffing. we pressures on the nhs and the need for additional staffing. for additional staffing. we have ust for additional staffing. we have just announced for additional staffing. we have just announced in for additional staffing. we have just announced in the for additional staffing. we have
the same the next month. the head teacher says he s struggling to pay the bills. it teacher says he s struggling to pay the bills. ., , ., ., the bills. it does impact on our children and the bills. it does impact on our children and their the bills. it does impact on our children and their families, - the bills. it does impact on our children and their families, but the bills. it does impact on our . children and their families, but we have children and their families, but we have seen children and their families, but we have seen a children and their families, but we have seen a decrease in the amount of funding have seen a decrease in the amount of funding available for us. we get money of funding available for us. we get money in of funding available for us. we get money in our budget, don t get me wrong, money in our budget, don t get me wrong, but money in our budget, don t get me wrong, but to run a school it costs a lot wrong, but to run a school it costs a
robbery up 48%. almost 49%. violent crime 4.46, shooting crimes i ll repeat it again 2.73. he just mentioned shooting crimes, right? he didn t mention a solution. they talk about it but then what are you going to do about it? julie, he doesn t mention the magic word prosecute. he won t prosecute them. he will release them. let s not forget about retail crime. he took a page out of california. if you steal under $500 you don t go to jail. he is giving criminals in philadelphia a license to steal. he does not want to prosecute. so prosecutions are down but crime is up. why? because of the policies of liberal progressive prosecutors. in new york, in philadelphia, in chicago, in los angeles, they all have a blueprint. allow the criminals to roam the street. terrorize the citizen and victimize those actually the
robbery up 48%. violent crime up 4 1/2%. shooting victims 2.73%. i want to play video of you talking to voters about crime ahead of the mid-terms and this is how they digest these statistics. watch. how many people on this panel experience that fear in their gut that they don t want to go out when the sun is out down that when they pull up to the gas station, when they go into a convenience store, you wonder if this is the time? how many people experience that type of fear? everyone almost feels that. julie: everybody living in phil and why people are getting out of cities. cities will hurt more so economically. the sad thing about that, julie, is that the people fear but the criminals don t fear. they believe they can do whatever they want. such an utter disrespect of not only law enforcement but their own communities. you saw the woman yesterday that we aired on the channel of