They Told Me This Seaside Town Is AWFUL! Homeless Britain 🇬🇧

Making a profit from Illness | THE DIRTY WAR ON THE NHS | John Pilger He...

I am just started to watch this.

My own view is that medical needs should come before financial resources, but many people who might think in "Common Sense" way, might think that people should or even must pay for they own health care, and if you can not, well sadly your not needed, and are a cost that need to be cut.

But that can cost more to our society in the long run.

I do not think the NHS is perfect, but the main aim, for medical need before how much can someone pay, seem simple to me, I think the our society need to put in the resources to make this happen, to help people no matter if they have not got the money, in a more equal way?

Now I am paying for the NHS, when I do not need it, by taxes I and all of us pay to the government , when I can work and earn money, but when I am sick, ill, then I can not earn the money to pay, so to me, it make sense that it then free, and as soon as I get fit (I hope), then I can work again and pay tax again.

I think everyone should be given education, a home that is safe to live in, and a health service to help them keep strong and enjoy life, I see that as a investment in our shared society, in people.

But each of us need to help each other, to help our connected society, as each one of us make our country, no matter what our past is.

Of course I do not make much sense, but people are the investment, that can make a return, not just money, that is just a way to measure it, we need to make money work for us, not work for money. (again that silly, but in my own mind I make sense to myself).

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World In Action - Slums

The Price of Coal 1 1977

Exploring The Abandoned Leeds City Viaduct - What's On Top?

A bit overgrown since 1988.

Holbeck Viaduct Project Website - https://www.holbeckviaduct.org.uk/

LIVERPOOL Today 28/1/2023- Shocking Start To This One Lol

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The Great Offices of State: The Dark Department - Part 1 [BBC]

BBC The Great Offices of State: 2. Palace of Dreams

BBC The Great Offices of State: 3. The Secret Treasury

The Great Offices of State | Episode 1 & 2 | BBC Documentary 2009

Michael Cockerell 

'Life in Whips Office' (1995) featuring Geoffrey Dickins MP

Michael Cockerall documentary Life in Whips Office May 1995 featuring Geoffrey Dickens MP.

Michael Cockerell 

Geoffrey Dickens 

How to be Home Secretary

Michael Cockerell's guide to the job of Home Secretary, where the incumbent is responsible for protecting the public from crime, running the security service, and directing government policy on nudist beaches, mad dogs and massage parlours. Transmitted on 24 January 1999. Interviewees: current and former Home Secretaries Jack Straw, Douglas Hurd, Roy Jenkins, Michael Howard, Kenneth Clarke, Robert Carr, Kenneth Baker, David Waddington, Merlyn Rees; civil servants Richard Wilson and Sir Brian Cubbon.

Michael Cockerell 

How to be Chancellor of the Exchequer (BBC 1997)

like from 1996 How to be Prime minster, this time about Chancellor.

Michael Cockerell 

How to be Prime Minister (BBC 1996)

This is from 1996, when John Major was PM of the UK.

I seen this before.

Michael Cockerell