BREAKING NEWS
Ex-Tory Minister’s Canny Remark Exposed as NHS Suffers £10 Million Weekly Loss to Private Profits
In a stunning revelation, Jeremy Corbyn, the former Labour leader, has exposed the astonishing figure of £10 million lost by the National Health Service (NHS) every week to private healthcare profits since 2012. This staggering amount underscores the devastating impact of private healthcare on the NHS and highlights the urgent need for reforms.
Meanwhile, during an appearance on Sky News, Wes Streeting, the Shadow Health Secretary, appeared smug and almost jubilant when questioned about Corbyn’s findings, nonchalantly remarking, "We dealt with Corbyn, didn’t we?"
Streeting’s insidious comment has sparked widespread outrage, with many regarding his statement as a betrayal of the NHS and an attempt to downplay the significance of Corbyn’s research.
£10 MILLION WEEKLY LOSS EXPOSED
Corbyn’s research, which spans eight years, reveals a shocking £10 million drained from the NHS every week due to private healthcare profiteering. This eye-watering figure translates to an astonishing £520 million per year, a loss that could have been dedicated to improving patient care, recruiting more staff, or expanding services.
PRIVATIZATION PITS THE NHS AGAINST PROFIT
The NHS, created to provide universal healthcare free from commercial interests, is instead being drained by private companies, leaving patients and the healthcare system to suffer the consequences. This is an alarming trend that must be reversed to ensure the future of the NHS.
CORBYN’S WARNS OF NHS ‘SELL-OFF’
Speaking to the media, Jeremy Corbyn emphasized the urgent need for action, stating: "The NHS is facing an unprecedented crisis, with a £10 million weekly loss to private healthcare profiteering. This cannot be allowed to continue. The NHS must be preserved as a public service, free from the shackles of private profiteering."
STREETING’S SMUG REMARK STUNS VIEWERS
Streeting’s flippant comment on Sky News has sparked widespread criticism, with many accusing him of trivializing the issue. As the Shadow Health Secretary, Streeting should be prioritizing the NHS, not gloating about party victories.
CALLS FOR ACTION
The recent findings have sparked a groundswell of support for reforming the NHS. Labour leaders, including Keir Starmer, are urged to take immediate action to address the crisis.
KEYWORDS
• NHS
• Private Healthcare
• Jeremy Corbyn
• Wes Streeting
• Labour Party
• Health Secretary
• Public Services
• Privatization
• Healthcare Crisis
• NHS Reforms
• Labour Leadership
While Jeremy Corbyn proves the NHS has lost £10 million *every week* to private healthcare profits since 2012, Wes Streeting went on Sky News to smugly say “We dealt with Corbyn, didn’t we?”
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