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@talkRADIO Breakfast Show presenter 6.30am-10am Mon-Fri. Journalist, broadcaster, after-dinner speaker, awards host. Preferred pronoun: she/her imperial majesty

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    Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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    This guy is claiming I think the NHS crisis is a good thing. As the video HE retweets shows, I say no such thing. I simply point out that the NHS problems are due to people living longer into old age - which is a good thing. But, you know, facts. https://twitter.com/haggis_uk/status/952500925045895168 …

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      2. Karen Unwin #PeoplesVote #FBPE #RevokeA50‏ @krinklykaren 14 Jan 2018
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        I know you prefer simple answers and struggle with complexity but surely you must realise the current problems have multiple causes?

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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        They do. I discuss them most days on my radio show but the biggest extra calls on NHS costs is the ageing population combined with the expensive extra drugs & treatments available. As I clearly stated on the video. I’m the daughter of an NHS GP, btw.

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      4. Steve Humphreys‏ @bysteveh 14 Jan 2018
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        So it is under funded to deal with those challenges then?

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      5. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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        Yes. As I say pretty much every day on my radio show.

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      6. Catherine Finnecy  🔸‏ @cfinnecy 14 Jan 2018
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        Ah good. Ignore previous tweet in that case. My bad.

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      7. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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        Feel free to tweet the guy who posted the lie about me and tell him he’s lying!

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      8. Karen Unwin #PeoplesVote #FBPE #RevokeA50‏ @krinklykaren 14 Jan 2018
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        Replying to @JuliaHB1 @bysteveh

        If I see it I will. Pleased you're not wrong about everything - just Brexit 😉

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      9. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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        Replying to @krinklykaren @bysteveh

        Lol

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      2. Pamela Donaldson‏ @uncleporkie 14 Jan 2018
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        Plus progress! Look at the wonderful but expensive surgery now available for problems that would have dealt a fatal blow 20+ yrs ago!

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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        Replying to @uncleporkie

        Exactly

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      4. Pamela Donaldson‏ @uncleporkie 14 Jan 2018
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        People/voters have no idea of how the NHS has ballooned out of all proportion to what it was intended. Does not need more money just accountability & full feasibility study. No government prepared to do it so will never change!

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      2. Bernie Ecclestone - **Paralell Universe**‏ @BEighteenstone 14 Jan 2018
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        Well if you value it, stop supporting the tories because their agenda and plan is to make it appear to be unfeasible so they can privatise the whole thing and sell off hospitals.

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 14 Jan 2018
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        I don’t support any political party. But I don’t believe they are planning to privatise it and would fight against any such attempt.

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      4. Bernie Ecclestone - **Paralell Universe**‏ @BEighteenstone 14 Jan 2018
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        Yet you write for the @Telegraph. At least you’re fighting to keep the NHS, but the tories have privatised most other state owned services and this is one of very few left and the care services have already been put out to Virgin. I fear the NHS will be gone by 2025.

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      1. David Collinson‏ @DaveyCCC 14 Jan 2018
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        Replying to @JuliaHB1

        Nothing to do with social care being cut by 6 billion and the NHS budget being cut in real terms. But you know facts

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      2. Ⓑest Ⓑojo Ⓒhat‏ @BBCPropaganda 14 Jan 2018
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        Except the "NHS crisis" isn't caused by us living longer, it's caused by us not controlling migration. You are helping the establishment "blame old people" line and that line is a lie not a fact. We voted LEAVE to save our NHS. Please don't help them undermine our vote.

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      3. Catherina #Register2Vote‏ @justthevax 14 Jan 2018
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        that is not true. Migrants are net contributors to UK's economy, they are on average younger, healthier and more likely to work than then natives. You have been sold a lie. Brexit is going to kill the NHS. It's already costing the £350 million/week we were promised for the NHS.

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      2. Bill Naylor‏ @BilNaylor_ 14 Jan 2018
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        Migration watch says The net increase in the UK population of 57% is due to an influx of people into the UK.Why is this not mentioned?.Instead, the fact that people are living longer is put forward as the prime cause of pressure on the NHS

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      3. Catherina #Register2Vote‏ @justthevax 14 Jan 2018
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        because migrants are not a significant cause of pressure on the NHS, overall, they are net contributors to our economy and many of them work as nurses, doctors and in care. In general, they are significantly younger than the British population average. Immigration helps the NHS!

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      4. Bill Naylor‏ @BilNaylor_ 14 Jan 2018
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        Immigration HAS contributed signifi cantly to the increase in the UK population, migration watch,&The Migration Observatory, has substantiated this, it's obvious therefore this has contributed to pressure on NHS resources.Nothing to do with contribution to the economy. L

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      5. Catherina #Register2Vote‏ @justthevax 14 Jan 2018
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        It is a bit of a read, but the information is there. And of course if someone comes to your house and gives you a £1000 cheque, but you have to feed him tea, it'll have put a strain on your jam & butter, but you'll have benefitted https://fullfact.org/europe/eu-immigration-and-pressure-nhs/ … https://fullfact.org/immigration/immigration-and-nhs-staff/ …

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      6. Bill Naylor‏ @BilNaylor_ 14 Jan 2018
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        Thanks, will check it out

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      7. Bill Naylor‏ @BilNaylor_ 14 Jan 2018
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        The report is open to interpretation. And only deals with EU immigration. It states NHS trusts find it easier not to 'record' money owed by health tourism (estimated at £340 million.) This alone illustrates the impact from immigration on NHS finances. People versus resources.

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      8. Catherina #Register2Vote‏ @justthevax 15 Jan 2018
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        We are only leaving the EU though, so in discussions about Brexit, those are the relevant numbers. As far not charging EU visitors, presumably a cost/benefit analysis has been made? I agree that the issue is complex, but more complex than ‘it’s the immigration’

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      9. Bill Naylor‏ @BilNaylor_ 15 Jan 2018
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        Cost/ benefit analysis hasn't been made, as 'your' report states NHS Trusts fail to recoup, even avoid keeping records of health tourism from EU and non EU. It cant be denied long term immigration impacts on NHS resources. Never claimed it's entirely the fault of immigration."

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