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My wife and sister-in-law work on the front-line in my local NHS hospital stroke unit. Both voted Tory at the last election and both will continue to do so. Vital NHS services are NOT being cut. (FFS) Two sides to every (agenda driven) story....

Keep it up humans. You're funny.

The more fired up BHA players are the more fired up SFC players will be. Win, win. HTH p.s. FFS

jordansibley Jordan Sibley Adkins also revealed Saints will be focusing on the game itself rather than any pre-match guard of honour for Brighton. #saintsfc

Lallana

;-)

Was just about to post the same sentiment RIP Mr Liebherr :-(

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1379004/My-wife-hates-Is-Calamity-Clegg-blame.html :-)

Sssshhhh....that's hardly going to help the 'yes' campaign agenda, is it...?

YouTube doesn't allow 18 certificate films...

Dune, you make an astute point, but you're forgetting that the nasty Tory led coalition (mantra, mantra, mantra, etc) are destroying all public services before our very eyes. Is that really a price we are prepared to pay for strong fiscal leadership...? ;-)

Nutshell. Nothing to add m'lud. The defence rests.

How come? Surely, Labour and the Lib Dems will put 'proper' PR in their election manifestos in 4 years and if it's what people want they'll vote for it? Why would a 'no' vote to AV stop that happening? (apart from the 'yes' campaign using it as a scaremongering tactic of course...)

Is anyone else feeling much older this morning having seen those academy photos?

We'll walk League One next year....

And it's equally no good pouring huge amounts of extra money into a service where a significant portion of it goes down the drain. Again, reams of examples of this over the last decade or so.

No, they're not completely certain, but they are not irrationally dismissing it out of hand either. I believe they call it pragmatism.

Depends what the net result is.

;-)

Nope, no confusion here

I'm more than happy to share the 'inside view' of how NHS targets were met over the last decade...

1 wrong + 1 wrong = ?

My wife and her sister are frontline NHS hospital professionals and they say that the coalition efficiency measures (or reforms as some people like to call them because that sounds more emotive) are needed and will work. Not everyone in the NHS is as negative about the changes as some people like to portray them. But those that don't kick up a fuss don't make headlines or labour MPs salivate of course. Two sides to every story.

And there was me thinking that the question was only aimed at those who stand a chance of being in this position... ;-)

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