in recent they have had so much funding cuts in recent years and i think people are granite in recent years and i think people are granite services like the nhs, the nhs are granite services like the nhs, the nhs has fiercely been underfunded after the last decade. you ve underfunded after the last decade. you ve got underfunded after the last decade. you ve got head teacher is saying you can t you ve got head teacher is saying you can t make the budget add up any more, you can t make the budget add up any more. there you can t make the budget add up any more, there is a lot of public sector more, there is a lot of public sector pressure on wages, a record hi-h sector pressure on wages, a record high nhs sector pressure on wages, a record high nhs waiting list. the independent review looked a few weeks independent review looked a few weeks ago as there is more to be cut from public weeks ago as there is more to be cut from public services without seeing a decline
who think they may have cancer to have a diagnosis either confirming that they do or that they don t have cancer within 28 days. what happened to the plan isn t clear, but the treasury has not denied that it intervened. labour said it was more evidence the government is in disarray. we desperately need a plan. the government said it was going to come up with a plan and now it hasn t. i think it is yet more evidence that the chaos and incompetence of particularly the last three or four months where everybody has been embroiled in allegations about partygate, there is a price for that, and the price is the government not getting on with the job. the plan was meant to tackle the record high nhs backlog six million people are on waiting lists for nonurgent operations, like knee replacements. notjust inconvenient but often causing huge suffering to those waiting. we hearfrom people that this is really putting their lives on hold.
about partygate, there is a price for that, and the price is the government not getting on with the job. the plan was meant to tackle the record high nhs backlog six million people are on waiting lists for nonurgent operations, like knee replacements. notjust inconvenient but often causing huge suffering to those waiting. we hear from people that this is really putting their lives is really putting their lives on hold. it makes most people despondent and they are likely to lose hope that they themselves will recover. we talk about system recovery but what we are talking about is people s ability to recover their lives. the plan was meant to help the nhs in england find solutions to getting through the backlog, particularly for those who have waited the longest. there will be measures to free up clinician time, it will be measures to support trusts to work more effectively together.
mrjohnson did, however, spell out what was required of nhs cancer services. what we are saying is that we want the vast majority of people who think they may have cancer to have a diagnosis either confirming that they do or that they don t have cancer within 28 days. what happened to the plan isn t clear, but the treasury has not denied that it intervened. labour said it was more evidence the government is in disarray. we desperately need a plan. the government said it was going to come up with a plan and now it hasn t. i think it is yet more evidence that the chaos and incompetence of particularly the last three or four months where everybody has been embroiled in allegations about partygate, there is a price for that, and the price is the government not getting on with the job. the plan was meant to tackle the record high nhs backlog six million people are on waiting lists for nonurgent operations, like knee replacements.
who may think that they have cancer to have a diagnosis either confirming that they do or that they don t have cancer within 28 days. what happened to the plan isn t clear, but the treasury has not denied that it intervene. labour said it was more evidence the government is in disarray. irate government is in disarray. we desperately government is in disarray. - desperately need a plan. the government said it was going to come up government said it was going to come up with a plan and now it hasn t. it is yet more evidence that the chaos and incompetence of particularly the last three or four months where everybody has been embroiled in allegations about partygate, there is a price for that, the price is the government not getting on with the government not getting on with thejob. the government not getting on with the job. the the government not getting on with the “ob. , ., ., , ., ., the job. the plan was meant to tackle the the job. the plan was meant to tackle the record th