Amazing how we've gone from "clap for the NHS they're amazing" to "you want fair compensation? psst!"
Also if the strike has only been going on for a little while then how does the Daily Mail account for the fact that NHS quality has gone down every year of the decade long Tory rule.
Maybe it's not the doctors that's the problem.. maybe it's the politicians (including Labour since Wes Streeting is chomping at the bit to carve up the NHS and continue the Tory legacy)
And in a few years they'll headline "Lazy students refuse to study medicine, hospitals closing due to doctor shortage!"
Then they'll tell you how the rich go to the EU for treatment and blame it all in Brussels
Daily Fail or Daily Heil, there's no denying that this is one useless rag of a tabloid.
That's the Daily Mail for you.
It's a tabloid for the working class that actively promotes shitting on the working class. Unfortunately, they're as popular now as they ever have been.
The Daily Shart has never been anything but tabloid garbage, no one should ever be subjected to anything from that publication for the good of all humankind
Striking doctors...are striking doctors.
Yes, it will harm patients, but when wouldn't it? How exactly do they think strikes work, working anyway and loudly complaining?
And as can brought up, the people not meeting the demands should be falling under the same scrutiny. It could be ended by either side.
Would you just shut up, and tell me how Annabel will heal her heartache?!?!
As someone who is consistently a patient I can very safely say that the only things that harm me are pharmaceutical and insurance companies. (I’m USA based)
Right below a kid who just became an mega millionaire. His time at BVB was fun but he's the enemy now!
"And it wouldn't be surpising If there'd be another rising Said the man from the Daily Mail"
Waiting lists are always at an all time high.
It makes you feel rich (and stupid) just like the elite
Not much up to date with UK politics but striking Doctors sounds a bit irresponsible. I totaly get the need for fair compensation and they should totally get that, no question, but is it a good idea to strike in the health industry? There have to be better options, no? Or maybe I‘m just uninformed but this sounds like it’s puting peoples health at risk, which feels wrong to me.
This thread reads like a Monty Python sketch.
If junior doctors are paid so badly wouldn't a better response to this be to quit and do something else or move to a different country? You help yourself and eventually the NHS has to realise that only paying a gazillion bureaucrats whilst having too few and too badly paid doctors isn't going to work out. To be fair this is already happening, many doctors have left and we have 22 month waiting times... Time is approaching where NHS, the huge bureaucratic behemoth, is dismantled and replaced with something better.
