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That washout of a March to Leave is still going strong – here they are in Yorkshire, but I’m not sure they’ll last the distance to Parliament. Farage never did. Never mind, I’m sure it’ll be big when it reaches London.
I’m sorry to inform thin that one pussycat was unable to join – apparently her bunions are playing up.
the Big red bus saved us from no deal the second they couldn’t live up to the promise of giving the nhs 350 million a week
without it they might still have had credibility to push for no deal
the Big red bus saved us from no deal the second they couldn’t live up to the promise of giving the nhs 350 million a week
without it they might still have had credibility to push for no deal
pst didnt the government give the nhs 350 million in the budget last October
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the Big red bus saved us from no deal the second they couldn’t live up to the promise of giving the nhs 350 million a week
without it they might still have had credibility to push for no deal
pst didnt the government give the nhs 350 million in the budget last October
pst, the government boost to the nhs, apart from not being enough, is not a brexit dividend.
https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-the-nhs-funding-boost-is-not-a-brexit-dividend
Indeed, the nursing shortage which is part of the nhs crisis – 47,000 nurses short, expected to rise to 51,000 – is already being worsened by the fears aroused by a hard brexit. Spanish nurses are apparently leaving in large numbers.
The money we give the EU are the dues we all pay for being a member of a club which brings us the trade and the high health and safety standards we need. These could well be lost now, and the US is making clear that it’s sub-standard food is a must for the trade deal we will absolutely need if there’s a hard brexit.
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