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‘There is a big difference between free at the point of use, free for those who need it and the American system.’ Tom Swarbrick suggests that Brits should be more open to insurance based healthcare models instead of dismissing them as 'inherently Tory'.
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'We get what we pay for' Tim Gardner, Senior Health Policy Fellow at the Health Foundation says Britain isn't a 'big spender' on healthcare and reform might be necessary to keep the NHS afloat.
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'We’re putting ever-increasing sums of money into a system that just can’t keep up with demand.’ Tom Swarbrick arrives at the conclusion that the NHS is ‘not working’ and has been on an ‘unsustainable’ path for ‘some time’.
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Shelagh Fogarty on Ngozi Fulani and Lady Susan Hussey: 'Good on the two women for meeting and talking it through. Good on Lady Susan for saying that she needs to learn and that she's open to learn.'
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'An eleven-year-old boy, and Suella Braverman's standing up and describing him as an invader.' Comparing the treatment of Ukrainian refugees and migrants who travel in small-boat, wonders why 'we treat' them so differently.
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After the Palace revealed Lady Susan Hussey apologised to Ngozi Fulani for asking where she 'really' came from, this caller says 'I don't care how many black people they meet', explaining the Palace 'never did anything' when Archie was compared to a monkey.
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Lady Susan Hussey has 'offered her sincere apologies' to Ngozi Fulani for asking where she 'really' came from and 'has pledged to deepen her awareness of the sensitivities involved'. reads out a Palace statement about a meeting between the aide and charity boss.
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This caller says Meghan has been accused of being an 'up-climber' and that the media 'refuses to acknowledge' that Harry has said he - not his wife - decided the couple needed to step back.
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This caller believes much of what has been reported about the Sussexes has been 'made up to sell newspapers'. 'Why are those same journalists quick to be up in arms when the person comes out to defend themselves?' he asks.
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'The racist people of the UK are out in force to get Harry and Meghan!' This 'frustrated' caller says the Sussexes are 'exposing what they have had to endure'.
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'Of all the hatred and anger directed towards and felt by Harry and Meghan, how much of it actually comes from a sound cognitive space?' asks this caller.
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'It seems everyone knows every detail' of the Royal Family says this caller, who believes that because stories 'come from a royal correspondent, we think it's true'.
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'It would be great if she and he were still here and things were working for them within the Royal Family' says Shelagh Fogarty, who thinks 'it's a missed opportunity' and is 'sad' that the Sussexes have moved out of the UK.  
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After the rest of the Sussexes' docuseries aired yesterday, Shelagh Fogarty says: 'It doesn't mean it's a lie simply because it's one-sided, but it does mean it isn't the whole story'.
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'The Palace couldn't have Harry and Meghan being more popular than the future King and Queen' says this caller who is 'very' sad that the Sussexes have left the UK.
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'They're like the Corkhills from Brookside with crowns or like the characters from Shameless with posh accents.' likens the Royal Family to soap opera characters after this caller says the reason we have one is that Brits 'don't trust' politicians to be in power.
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'They're just as dysfunctional, messed up and as feuding as any other family.' The historical 'mystique' and concept of the Divine right of kings within the Monarchy doesn't wash with Brits anymore, James O'Brien explains.
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'When I first saw it I thought it was a joke!' James O'Brien mocks Donald Trump's NFT collection, labelling it the 'saddest thing' he's ever seen.
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