John Redwood (Wokingham) (Con):To colleagues who like this treaty, is the easy answer not that we will, of course, remain members of the WHO, read its advice and accept that advice where we wish? Why should we have to accept advice when the WHO may ge… read more
John Redwood (Wokingham) (Con):What actions are senior NHS managers taking to resolve non-pay issues for which they could offer better work experiences to doctors? What use can they make of flexibilities over pay increments, promotions and gradings so… read more
Yesterday I joined in the Parliamentary discussion of an Urgent Question on pay talks and strikes in the NHS. There was was nothing new and nothing the two sides have regarded as particularly urgent in what was talked about. The Labour front bench was… read more
There is growing suspicion of government by international treaties. Democratic countries find increasing restrictions on what their elected representatives can do as they tie themselves in a colonial type relationship to global and regional quangos. T… read more
Facts4eu have taken up my arguments over GDP growth rates last year and this: Facts4EU Article: https://facts4eu.org/news/2023_apr_bbc_fake_news Facts4EU Twitter: https://twitter.com/Facts4euOrg/status/1647473668295991296?s=20 Facts4EU Facebook: https… read more