Looks like it could soon be 'RIP the NHS'?

£10 extra would be enormous amount overall and our health service would be superb!

Personally i'd be happy to pay as much as £10 extra for national insurance and get a good NHS service.

Can we as individuals afford health insurance!? What about pre-existing conditions? How are we to afford to get stuff done that the NHS can no longer afford?

Saga quoted me £300+ a month that's without cover of pre existing conditions

What is Theresa May's stance on this?
What are other parties's stance.

No party is prepared to fix it?
Are the debts too large?

Sorry, no one has to answer. I have only questions, no answers of a human nature.

Nothing can be done to stop them , we can riot in the streets they will still go ahead

this government has killed the NHS. A slow and deliberate plan

This is what it's all about.

www.opendemocracy.net/ournhs/john-lister/is-new-collaboration-in-nhs-merely-way-to-make-cuts

Being saying this for years, Alie, but it's called scaremongering.
On the news this morning they said that 44 areas will be doing it, and someone said it doesn't save money as patients just go along to the next hospital.
What that person did not realise is that there are only going to be 44 areas. They all have had to put in their plans for saving, which include closing wards, and GPs reducing what they cover.

It's depressing that it came out when it did, but that was ib the plan as well. Do it all while MPs are on holiday and bothered about leadership contests, and it'll be a fait accompli when parliament is back to normal.

Next month there are junior doctors taking Hunt to court over their contract. Haven't seen much of that in the news either.

In the meantime, loads of people on gransnet say that the NHS was okay for me and my family when we last used it. So that makes it okay.