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There's just an uncontrollable Tory government at the moment, but at least the House of Lords are pegging them back with some common sense.

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We were told by Farage and his ilk that once we made the decision to leave, France and Ireland would soon follow. They haven't. As the polls, elections etc have proved, they have increased their like for the EU. There is no uncontrollable superstate. Any one of the 28 countries had a veto. We...

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Yes, I do understand palliative care for someone who is dying. Exactly the same as Alder Hey hospital or the local hospice were offering.

What a way to evade the question! Making a laughable accusation like that. What was the top notch medical treatment for a little boy with brain damage, who is blind and deaf? I am waiting for a proper medical analysis. The brain cannot regenerate itself unlike the liver.

You haven't explained to me what the top notch medical care involved.

What chance was offered in Italy? The European Court of Human Rights looked at that, and decided it was palliative care which was also being offered in Liverpool, and without the added stress of travelling with a very sick child.

Robin Cook or Michael Portillo could raise questions but would do so in a manner which doesn't denigrate the NHS or medical staff. Pandering to the America tv audiences does nobody any favours either side of the Atlantic.

The proton treatment wasn't available here,and was very much in the experimental stage. I'm not saying the doctors were right to prevent him going but it is a different scenario.

That was the difference between chemotherapy and proton treatment. The parents thought chemotherapy would be harmful whereas the proton treatment could treat the cancer without harming brain cells. It wasn't a life support machine situation.

Exactly.

I have been in a similar position although the decision to switch off the machine wasn't mine as I wasn't next of kin, and my brother was 21. The doctors said his brain wasn't functioning after contracting encephalitus. It takes two different doctors to make a diagnosis like that, and doctors...

It's implying there is state interference. The judiciary are not the state.

Is there any further depths this man can sink to? Trying to make political gain out of a tragic story, and then mocking a doctor who saw some of the vile tweets and replies Farage stirred up. He was also denigrating our NHS knowing the Americans were using it to slate 'socialised medecine'...

Me? A lefty hand wringer? Ha ha ha ha ha

Guess what? We haven't got any, so we'll have to employ some, from abroad. Immigrants.

I feel the same way. We were in France, with friends, at the time of the vote & outcome. Our French friends were shocked and upset by the result. There wasn't any laughing.

He'll still be drawing his €84K salary & expenses for the next two years, don't forget. He's a hypocrite.

looney is a very practised troll. It doesn't matter how you debate, he will come back with a counter argument.