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andrew and i were a little incredulous there to incredulous there listening to victoria saying, victoriaist. i the presumption, i suppose the presumption, therefore, a lot therefore, is that a lot of people . they up with people don't. they turn up with a their gp and a sniffle now to their gp and take these appointments take up all these appointments which people which should be used by people who oh, who are seriously ill? oh, absolutely . absolutely. >> i think it's true. and gps, there's a real crisis in our gp workforce, and we know that people are waiting months to see a gp, and i think there's about 25% of people can't even easily access their gp. >> latest figures show. but at the same time , some of these the same time, some of these so—called minor ailments can be quite seriously serious, especially in older patients or infants. and the danger is, and many doctors are actually quite worried about this, that pharmacy sites don't have that clinical expertise. the knowledge to decide whether and when it's appropriate to use antibiotics, which is a growing antibiotics, which is a g

atkinson. think what what atkinson.at he said is we take 35% as a starting point and then we get around the table to try and avoid strikes and i think that's what the government needs to do here. >> and you know what? labour might and they will might pay them 35% and they will continue cripple economy continue to cripple the economy in they will we in doing so. then they will we will end up paying it in the will all end up paying it in the long run. sam fels, thank you. >> always lovely to talk to you. >> always lovely to talk to you. >> very much and happy >> always lovely to talk to you. >> year. very much and happy >> always lovely to talk to you. >> year. you very much and happy >> always lovely to talk to you. >> year. you too. much and happy new year. you too. >> now back to darts. teenage luke littler sensational run at the championship the world darts championship continued. rob cross to continued. he beat rob cross to storm into the final. >> he's crowned king, the 16 >> if he's crowned king, the 16 year says h