- Jul 10, 2003
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so i'm right
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DR
No, not quite
so i'm right
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DR
“It is not just of case of whether we will be able to get enough, if there is no deal,” he said, “but also whether we will be able to afford it. Good food is vital for patients. Food is like medicine. If patients don’t get it then in some cases they will not get home. One thing we will see I think is choice disappearing. People will just be given what we can get our hands on.”
The Tory chairman of the all-party health select committee, Sarah Wollaston, said: “It is becoming ever clearer that we are not just facing a shortage of drugs but also many other things which hospitals need to function. Food is one them. The cost and work involved in dealing is staggering. Surely there is a better use and of time and money.”
Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth said: “Not only is the health secretary buying up fridges to stockpiling vital medicines but it now seems hospitals might not even be able to feed patients on their wards. No one put that on the side of a bus advertising the benefits of Brexit. The health secretary urgently must outline his plan to support hospitals through this chaotic Brexit so patient care doesn’t suffer.’
in what way ? it wont go past the commons vote so we're out on a no deal ,all that huffing an puffing
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You do know what happens when a vote fails in parliament, don't you?
what vote are you on about ?
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no idea what you're banging on about
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You're pissing into the wind nowI assume that was in answer to my question as to how they get you to sit the right way on a toilet seat ?
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no idea what you're banging on about
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let's wait and see , bye bye EUI can confirm that he has absolutely no idea whatsoever
let's wait and see , bye bye EU
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OH BELIEVE ME IT IS , still clinging onto that "vote" that will never happen, you do make me chuckleNo, dear fairy. The EU is going nowhere.
to make it even better
That's made my day.
to make it even better
http://theconversation.com/what-happens-if-parliament-rejects-a-brexit-deal-103939
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OH BELIEVE ME IT IS , still clinging onto that "vote" that will never happen, you do make me chuckle
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Thank you.
The relevant paragraph
If the government is defeated, there would likely be a move to stage a vote of no confidence in the government from the opposition. Or perhaps even the prime minister herself would seek to test the confidence of MPs in her government, as a way of trying to regain her authority.
Boris Johnson will relish a leadership challenge. He's even got his own family onside and has said that he now thinks it's better to Remain. Why do you think he's laying low and keeping things under his hat?
That link gives figures for April 2018. That was 7 months ago.
So go on then .... provide the evidence for your claim from a crediable source .... and for the avoidance of doubt, Twatter is not a crediable source.
You don’t have a case