so he doesn't agree with simon stephens.at it that underfunding continues, the waiting lists will rise from 4 million to 5 million, cancer care will deteriorate and the mental health pledges won't be met, the 18 week target will be permanently abandoned. is it not the case that in the budget next week, if the chancellor doesn't allocate at least an extra £6 billion a year, but he will have failed the secretary of state ? will have failed the secretary of state? what simon stephens noticed, when he came up with this plan in 2014, labour refused to back it. what we were prepared to put on his side of the house. and what he also said as he is quoting simon stephens is that when the british economy sneezes, the nhs catches a cold and it will be far worse than a cold to the nhs if we have labour's run on the nhs if we have labour's run on the prowl. later a bill to address —— address another service bugbear, car parking charges at hospitals. hospital car parking charges are a stealth tax on the nhs. we cannot say in good faith th

simon stephens says the nhs should get the money it was promised during the eu referendum.dicts that by 2021 one in ten of us will be on a waiting list for an operation and the nhs will be forced to turn back a decade of progress. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more. waiting lists are a key nhs benchmark. ten years ago there were over 4 million people waiting for routine surgery in england. that fell to around 2.5 million, but, in the past few years, it's crept back to the 4 million mark. now the head of the nhs is warning it could hit 5 million. it was an extraordinary intervention from a senior public official head of a budget. 0n the current funding outlook, the nhs waiting list will grow to 5 million people by 2021. that's an extra million people on the waiting list — one in ten of us waiting for an operation, the highest number ever. in essence, nhs england is warning that the problem starts as soon as next year, if there isn't new money allocated in the budget. that means waiting lists rising more rapidly and, in effect, a national policy to ration nonurgent care need

simon stephens says the nhs should get the money was promised during the eu referendum. benchmark. ten years ago there were over 4 million people waiting for routine surgery in england. that fell to around 2.5 million, but, in the past few years, it's crept back to the 4 million mark. now the head of the nhs is warning it could hit 5 million. it was an extraordinary intervention from a senior public official head of a budget. on the current funding outlook, the nhs waiting list will grow to 5 million people by 2021. that's an extra million people on the waiting list — one in ten of us waiting for an operation, the highest number ever. in essence, nhs england is warning that the problem starts as soon as next year, if there isn't new money allocated in the budget. that means waiting lists rising more rapidly and, in effect, a national policy to ration nonurgent care needing to be introduced. rose is one patient who thinks the nhs needs a rapid financial boost. she believes she's missing out on the specialist care she needs for her ms. you call to make an appointment and t

the highly political speech from simon stephens. be clear what simon stephens has said today. he has said there will be consequences for patients if the government fails to provide the nhs with extra funding in the upcoming budget. he said waiting list will go up 1 in the upcoming budget. he said waiting list will go up1 million, cancer ca re waiting list will go up1 million, cancer care will deteriorate, mental health pledges will not be met and we may not meet the 18 week target ona we may not meet the 18 week target on a permanent basis. these are very serious warnings and theresa may cannot go on bedding her head in the sand and refusing to give the nhs the level of investment it needs to provide the best quality of care. the health foundation and king ‘s fund and nuffield trust said, based on their analysis, £4 billion is needed for next year alone to make sure health care does not deteriorate for patients. labour was struggled to find that, would it not? in the election campaign we would have allocated more than that for the n

norman smith was talking about money for the nhs, we all know simon stephens is a very large sum indeedng to get more today? he made a clear case why that needs to happen, i'd like to see a billion today or at least a recognition that a public sector pay rise cannot come out of existing commitments. we have to fulfil our manifesto commitment to fulfil our manifesto commitment to see an actual increase in her head funding because over the next couple of years on current projections, we have low rises and i don't think the nhs will cope with that. how optimistic argue realistically, given the backdrop of everything else we know about and the uncertainty around brexit —— how optimistic argue? yes, indeed, my personal view is we have to be prepared to pay more to fund our health service and social care and i'd like to see some words about a long—term funding so we get away from this culture of short—term planning and think long term not just for social care but how we make other thing sustainable in the long term. labour promises a lot of spending ina term. labour promises a lot of spending

simon stephens says it won't be able to do everything that's asked of it.in birmingham that independent studies show the nhs will face a £4 billion funding gap next year. our health editor, hugh pym, reports. it's a key indicator of how well the nhs is doing. ten years ago, there were over 4 million people waiting for routine surgery in england. that figure fell to around 2.5 million, but in the past few years it's risen back to the 4 million mark. now the head of the nhs is warning it could hit 5 million. from simon stevens, this was an unusually direct message aimed straight at downing street. on the current funding outlook, the nhs waiting list will grow to 5 million people by 2021. that's an extra million people on the waiting list, one in ten of us waiting for an operation, the highest number ever. simon stevens is certainly playing a high—stakes game. this was an extraordinary intervention from a senior public official, demanding more money ahead of the budget and warning of the consequences if he doesn't get it. rose is one patient who thinks the nhs

last week simon stephens, the nhs england chief executive, called for vote leave‘s promises of extra year for the nhs, march 2019, the united kingdom will have left the european union. trust in democratic politics will not be strengthened if anyone now tries to argue, you voted brexit partly for a betterfunded health service, but precisely because of brexit, you now can't have one. without extra money, the health and social care system faces further degradation in care quality and waiting times. but the chancellor's slim room for manoeuvre means it will be hard for him to find very much nhs cash without tax rises. nick watt has had his nose to the ground much of the week. what are you sniffing out? this is one of the key moment since the general election and philip hammond tomorrow must reach out to those under the age of 50 who preferred labour. but it got off to a scrappy start, one of the dullest press releases ever previewing the budget, talking about was all to embrace change was a vastly less exciting than the quite interesting interviews philip hammond did at the weekend on bb

he talks about what simon stephens says about the national health service.xpansion in cancer checkup, public satisfaction with hospital inpatients at its highest for more than two decades. that is the good news of our national health service. jeremy corbyn! it is very strange, mr speaker, that the chief executive of nhs providers says we are in the middle of the longest and deepest financial squeeze in history. i have got a pretty good idea they know what they are talking about. let me give the prime minister another statistic, the number of people waiting more than four hours in a&e has gone significantly since 2010. the opposition were very noisy when i mentioned... you are the government, we are the opposition. you are the opposition to us, it is not obligated. -- it is —— it is not complicated. two weeks ago, i raise the question of cuts in school budgets. teachers and parents telling mps what the reality of it was about. the prime minister was in denial, every tory mp was in denial. this week, 5000 headteachers from 25 counties wrote to the chancellor s

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like warren stephens, the hidden co-owner of a payday lending company now under investigation for deceiving customers. the guardian also published a report on major democratic donor james simonswho spent $11 million to back hillary clinton's 2016 presidential presidential campaign. simons is the founder of renaissance technologies, the world's most profitable hedge fund. leaked records show he kept much of his $8 billion fortune in an offshore private wealth fund in bermuda in order to avoid "particularly severe" u.s. tax bills that would be triggered if they tried to bring the funds onshore. amy: meanwhile, another report published tuesday shows how billionaire robert mercer and his family built a $60 million war chest for conservative causes inside their family foundation by using an offshore investment vehicle to avoid u.s. taxes. the guardian traces the money directly to future white house chief strategist steve bannon of the far-right news outlet breitbart media. this is "new yorker" reporter jane meyer describing the instrumental role robert mercer and his daughter rebekah played in donald trump's 2016 campaign. >> bob mercer wants to shrink the government down to the s