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Maybe have his heart of stone transplanted with a human one?

The issue is more to do with a the number of qualified GPs declining year on year. Reverse this and there’ll be change.

I remember ‘97 so well. I was living in Camden and stayed up most of the night. The next morning I had to go to Islington to a photographer’s house. He took an iconic photo of Gordon Smith about to score at Wembley, you know the one, which appeared in The Guardian a week or so earlier; I had...

Or if enough just down tools then someone will have to consider the situation ? It’s a two way street.

There are at least 3 who have discussed the all-brighter, whether we join up or keep in touch from our respective abodes remains to be seen.

Yes. But given the huge problems in the UK at the moment, and given the low numbers of benefit fiddlers, it’s not exactly top of the priority list. I’d prefer he sort out the mess his colleague Truss caused with cost of living and a huge investment in health care…1.8 million waiting for mental...

You’ll certainly hear them due east!

...and they still have change for the latest iphone.

Log on. You were having issues logging on a few weeks back.

Nice of you to finally make it. How long did it take you this morning?

It’s not irrelevant, it’s most likely a major contributory factor to the figure. I agree it’s dire. As I say, companies should not (indirectly) receive benefits to prop them up. I’d abolish universal credit and let private businesses pay rates which attract the appropriate staff. If they can’t...

Make jobs attractive then. My understanding of the free market is that if you can’t find staff increase the hourly rate until they start applying.

Would we good to also see the stats without universal credit as well. You can’t point your finger at those who actually work but have such low income it needs topping up.