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    May 14

    'The EU has to get out of its anti UK mindset. There is so much anger in Brussels about Brexit. There is a view amongst some people that Brexit must be seen to fail.' 🗣️ Jeremy Hunt Full podcast 👉

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  2. May 14

    I rarely disagree with but this is not about the CQC acting as a regulator but in the way Ofsted does for schools (where it has no regulatory power): objectively identifying and promoting best practice so others can learn

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    This is all wrong this thinking will create a management tier and let individual organisations off the hook .Of course ICSs should prioritise Quality and safety but regulation is not the answer
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  3. May 12

    As we look ahead to life post-Covid, we need to address doctor shortages across most specialties in the NHS. Time to overhaul workforce planning - my question to today

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  4. May 12

    We urgently need some of Boris’ bulldozer spirit to fix our social care crisis:

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  5. May 10

    Sad to hear Cllr Julia Potts is standing down as Waverley Conservative Ldr.She was an outstanding council leader who resolved numerous vital issues for the future of the borough & worked in a non-partisan way for all of us. Thank you for your great & dedicated service Julia!

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  6. May 10

    Brilliant article from . It really is now or never on social care reform

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  7. May 10

    Excellent news which will make a big difference. Thank you for your personal commitment to children's mental health and your courage in being open about your own experience with anorexia

    Today’s £17 million package for mental health includes training for senior mental health leads in over 7,500 schools to help staff support students & pupils.
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  8. May 7

    Really thoughtful discussion with Farnham faith leaders talking about mental health, loneliness, support for young people with mentoring and the pros/cons of technology. Thanks to all for attending

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  9. May 6

    Just off to deliver some leaflets in Godalming for our brilliant candidates Frank Young and Kirsty Walden

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  10. May 6

    My week in Westminster for SW Surrey residents

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  11. May 6

    This is a bold move by ⁦⁩ to which we should give our full support. No one is safe from new variants until everyone is safe & this could help stop the tragedy in India spreading to Africa Biden backs suspending Covid-19 vaccine patents

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  12. May 5

    16 years ago today the people of South West Surrey elected me as their MP in what was at the time one of the most marginal seats in the country. Throughout the rollercoaster of my political career it has been nothing but a total & utter privilege - thank you!

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  13. May 5

    What's the smart way to deal with China which allows dialogue on issues like climate change whilst not compromising our values on human rights? Listen to this forthright answer from Hillary to Chatham House

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  14. May 5

    What are the risks of economic dependency on a China that will soon have a bigger economy than the US? Hillary is clear we need to rethink the structures of international trade because they are based on the presumption that China is a free market economy when it is not

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  15. May 5

    All these solutions will reduce long term cost pressures on social care by making it easier for people to live independently at home for longer. But they require political will - all eyes remain on the Queen’s speech!

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  16. May 5

    Also worth noting the point Dilnot on Today this am: more resources for local govt social care has to be part of the solution. These have to be found anyway - so rather than annual budget wrangling why not do a structured long term plan as we did successfully with the NHS?

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  17. May 5

    When you have means tested free care for the poorest at the moment, the initial benefits of a cap inevitably help middle income families most initially. The key is to raise the floor at which means testing kicks in (as Dilnot suggests) to make sure benefits are spread equitably.

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  18. May 5

    I heard every excuse under the sun on social care during my (sadly failed) battles to fix the system as Health Sec. This is not a new one....a thread.

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  19. May 5

    Those worried about a new cold war with China will be startled by this new call from Hillary to that we need to start arms control negotiations with China just as we had with the Soviet Union

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  20. May 5

    Worth listening to Hilary not mincing her words to about irresponsible behaviour by tech companies undermining modern democracies

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