Theresa May on NHS, Brexit and upskirting - BBC News

PM Theresa May discusses with Andrew Marr the unveiling of a £20bn boost to the NHS, the future of Brexit and what she plans to do with the upskirting law.
(Apologies for the recording ending abruptly, it's due to technical reasons. You should be able to watch the full interview on the BBC IPlayer shortly)

[@leesmith4659]

All scripted questions...All scripted answers....Now go back to sleep sheeple

[@kudopoint1]

Scripted and rehearsed

[@gamewithadam7235]

At least she puts in the effort. Sometimes labour just look like they don't know/haven't thought about what they want to say. Do you really want people like that running our country?

[@goldfingerhardcore]

She lies with all her teeth. Impressive!

[@Leo-gd6jh]

trueeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@olliewoods1946]

goldfingerhardcore just like Jeremy Corbyn

[@morsmagne]

@goldfingerhardcore - you strike me as the sort of idiot who would vote for a pig if they wore a red rosette

[@remcovanek2]

Next question: how much is the brexit dividend and how did you calculated it? Based on WHAT EVIDENCE YOU LYING B@&€&€

[@kudopoint1]

She dragging Britain down

[@novocastrianwinter9869]

kudopoint1 by design!

[@Leo-gd6jh]

ur rite mate

[@olliewoods1946]

Na that was labour remember

[@gethcreator751]

Dale Hanson Labour will never get back in power until they get rid of that commie Corbyn and go back to standing for the working class, not this stupid progressive left crap

[@gethcreator751]

James dow Can't wait, Scotland should of left when they had the chance, would of saved rest of Britain alot of cash

[@Riddlestar93]

My god this was hard to watch.

[@kudopoint1]

She radiates weakness

[@ShitStainedBallSack]

Too weak to radiate anything... even the farts are to weak to travel outta her mouth

[@morsmagne]

May's not weak - she's just kicked the ball into the back of the net - more NHS money and it's secured Brexit. Only a fool would challenge her in the Commons now.

[@morsmagne]

Watch Corbyn support Brexit - he must because he's intelligent enough to realise that this is what most of his voters want. They don't want their jobs threatened by cheap labour from the EU

[@dlk1dlk1]

Theresa Mayjor!

[@johnat004]

Lmao these comments 💀

[@paulfrench2650]

So difficult to watch when every word she says is a lie.

[@francescopping3810]

I can barely tolerate to listen to this bs!

[@barrievesty1314]

Rememeber when in 2010 they said Austerity would clear the national debt by 2015? People see a PM who is panicking at every turn. She waffles on about employment being at record highs and the economy being good. Truth being that zero hr contracts and harsh failing credit systems forcing people into desperation. Grenfell, Windrush, Police force cuts, NHS staff pay she is awful..!

[@davidlittler8512]

Barrie Vesty Your wrong that they said austerity would clear the national debt by 2015. They said they would clear the deficit, two very different things. For many years we have been spending much more than the exchequer brings in (the deficit) is the difference between these two figures which means year on year we are adding to the national debt. We have all seen what has happened in Greece, Ireland, Spain and Portugal in the last ten years. This is the consequence of allowing national debt to get out of control.

[@rmason4358]

David Littler Barrie made a small error, the rest was right. Good you noted that.

[@dvidclapperton]

Even more deep devastating austerity from other public services being cut and increased taxes to pay for increased funding of the NHS. A no deal extreme brexit makes the UK far worse off, not the ￡350 millon per week better off that the goverment are still trying to make the UK electorate believe it will. The tories have devastated millions of the electorate with their ideologic agenda.

[@davidlittler8512]

I get so fed up of the constant Tory bashing. If Labour had fixed the roof while the sun was shining in the late 90's and early 2000's instead of spending like there was no tomorrow then maybe we wouldn't be in this mess now after financial crash of 2008. We don't know yet what type of Brexit we are going to get. The predictions that we are going to be far worse off after Brexit are just that predictions. How many economists predicted the crash of 2008, not many yet we still blindly trust these people to get it right.

[@barrievesty1314]

David Littler anyone who claims it was "labours fault" for the crash etc is wrong. lending in the USA was to blame for a global crisis. No one could foresee that would happen. I am in business, none of my staff are on zero hour contracts. I am appauled we have no "gumption" in politics. Your fed up with Tory Bashing?? We have a foreign secretary who quote unquote refered to Putin as "hitler" in reference to the world cup. Not one Tory denounced the innocent civilians being shot in Palestine. They are afraid to denounce Trump and his racist ideals. Foodbanks are at silly rates, hundreds of disabled who commited suicide, people left in the mire. Do not get me started on women who's pensions got pushed back years. Brexit has been very poorly handled with us going into negotiations with zero idea on what we want to be. We rely on outsourcing way to much and privatisation is in the long term bad for the economy. We need to get some pride back and how can we have that when a party does a grubby deal with the DUP who have backward ideals. We need a whole political change, politicians should be for everyone and work hard to do that. Zero trust in the nation of uncaring people we have become.

[@davidhack1974]

We need our fisheries back.

[@You-are-right-but]

BBC is a joke now. Lost all credibility and keeps attacking Corbyn. This is because Corbyn is for the People and the BBC is for those in power

[@suzesiviter6083]

Corbyn: Like many politicians talks the talk, but soon as he gets in power he will be little better than May, didnt you hear?, UK democracy has been dead for a long time.

[@You-are-right-but]

Suzy Siviter Thanks, If you look at Corbyns Record. You will know how he votes and what he believes. Against the War in Iraq, For better funding of the NHS.

[@annesmith4209]

Stop starving the people and the NHS wouldn't be in trouble

[@goldfingerhardcore]

She lies with all her teeth

[@suzesiviter6083]

Perhaps she should take her teeth out then, least then shes not going to chafe people when sucking them.

[@disobeytoday4685]

Upskirting is certainly something Teresa May doesn't have to worry about

[@collinslfc]

Well she does wear trousers....

[@philbarnes7101]

Pay doctors and nurses better , make their uni free . Creating incentives to be in the healthcare will make better care

[@Nemesis-vt9dz]

I now I'm going to get a lot of stick for what I am about to say, but it is what it is. Theresa May is the worst prime minister we have ever had for a long time, and I am not totally convinced she believes in Brexit. I really believe Prime Minister May is the single biggest problem facing Brexit. She's trying to keep together a warring Tory party that's had problems with being part of the European Union for the better part of 40 years. Britain is limping towards Brexit very, very slowly. My guess is that Brexit will happen, but maybe not as favorable as we might have hoped. I honestly believe we will leave the European Union, but I suspect not on the terms that I would have liked, but I'm also beginning to think it will be on terms that Ireland won't like either because the one country that gets the most affected by Brexit after the United Kingdom is the Republic of Ireland. Even compared to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May is the worst prime minister that I know of. Margaret Thatcher made some really grievous policy errors, but I do think she probably believed she was doing the right thing, but Theresa May knows she is doing the wrong things, and no one can work out why; she is both incompetent and wrong-headed.. I think we would be better off without a government. Italy did really well when they threw them out three times a year!

[@laurejon]

The pressure is growing with the population that is growing. May is far too politically correct to lead a government.

[@dmlewey]

Before the Ref. immediate gains to be had via Brexit. Now the language has switched to the long term and in some cases acknowledgement the gains will not be economic.

[@dantetabaku2878]

HOW will you do that

[@muncherman4376]

Notice she did not awnser the question about the money coming back?

[@kallah4999]

Is upskirting really legal in the UK?

[@juan-claudewakefield8373]

Give Theresa a chance , you are all so negative. God sake !

[@thecrusader6790]

Juan-Claude Wakefield Theresa May -Made legal mass surveillance of British people threw snoopers charter. -Brung in hate speech laws which make it illegal to for normal citizens to point out that a Terrorist attack or pedophille rape gangs are muslim can mean they go to jail for years. -Attacked a sovereign state (Syria) without evidence NO Investigation NO UN Resolution NO consultation of parliament and NO democratic vote... it was a crime!

[@thecrusader6790]

Nehemiah Sharansky ?

[@thecrusader6790]

Nehemiah Sharansky please tell me what you are confused about?

[@adampowell5376]

With all of the problems of "Brexit" I am amazed the Government has time to think about "upskirting".

[@ThomasWilliams89]

get rid of javid as home secretary.

[@bert2thejack611]

She forgot to mention that the money will come out of privitisation...

[@morsmagne]

No - the money for the NHS is the money that we'll no longer be giving to the EU + an income tax increase.

[@jonatand2045]

Mors Magne Will the money not being paid to the EU compensate for slower economic growth due to brexit?

[@morsmagne]

@Jonatan D - according to Dyson and the CEO of Witherspoons, we're going to do very well outside the EU. The people who will be hit by us leaving the EU might be the big investment banks because most of their employees in the City of London are not British. All they have to do is it a tiny bit of paperwork. It's just that banks traditionally don't like any kind of change, even though change is the way of the world. I suppose they don't really know what variables to give their trading computers.

[@jonatand2045]

Mors Magne I will take that as a no.

[@morsmagne]

You're a socialist who only cares about Goldman Sachs etc. How weird is that?

[@martymitch8375]

The Ad of the European Commission before the interview is *pure irony* 😂

[@gogosegaga]

The NHS is a national treasure. It's been there for me after serious heart problems.

[@annesmith4209]

GUY FAWKES for PRIMINSTER ROBBINHOOD for CHANCELLOR

[@Lynneheal]

Since 2009 daily have lived with being told that I can die any day via a GP and no one at cares who should be doing .Sadly I too will die the same as Theresas mum did .NHS destroyed my MRI notes and told me they will never ever help me .

[@CarlsVlogs]

If she gets us out of The Eu with a good deal she will be more popular than now. Remember what Corbyn and Macdonald are.

[@Mesozoic_mammal]

And why on earth would the EU give you a good deal? Kindness? It is a negotiation between one country and 27. Guess whe has more leverage? The days of the great british empire are over, it is not like countries are scrambeling to trade with you. Within the EU you had special tratments for decades, now you wont get anywhere near favourable conditions. Why on earth would one leave a could and then expect to get its benefits for less than before and without the downsides? Maybe the saddest thing in all of this is that the majority of the British citizen will blame the EU for not given them a better deal...

[@trickydickybeer1]

Carl,s Vlogs she is absolutely useless, a discrace to the UK, she will be remembered for been weak and letting Europe walk over us

[@suzesiviter6083]

Carl,s Vlogs: To say Theresa will be more popular than now if she gets us out of the EU, is like saying Hitler would gain more support if he had gone to a better barbers.

[@jeremysmith8035]

do you think the pensioners will ever give up their obsession with the eu as it now has afar stronger economy than the uk's has got immigration under control, higher wages and a new law making it illegal to reduce wages through low paid immigration which is what mayhem could have done if she was that worried about it? or do you think that she may be a little worried that trump's campaign manager is on trial in the us for collusion with the russians and they all point back to st.nige and vote leave?

[@suzesiviter6083]

Jeremy Smith: Do you trust the Russian Collusion rhetoric considering it was concocted by the same people that told us there were WMD's?

[@jblogs1000]

the nhs problem - carry on paying the licence fee but give it to the nhs and close down the bbc i would vote for that

[@Urov.]

Holy shit I better get my upskirting in before it's illegal!

[@Klurpaderp]

Ivan Guderian 😂😂

[@dmlewey]

Yes indeedy, we save money on no sendy to the EU. However what is the cost the UK economy of being out of the SM and customs union. That be the question Mrs PM.

[@crown9413]

Darren Lewey in the long run being out of the single market racket will be profitable.

[@dmlewey]

Ah yes the long run. That point in the future. In the long run I'll forget we had the conversation. The future is Mogadon.

[@crown9413]

Darren Lewey A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in. It’s not about you.

[@dmlewey]

Grows great say you on a hunch and a sprinkling of dogma. We'll need to see the fruits in 5 -10 years max, before we forget who was responsible should the shade not be forthcoming.

[@roydouglas6844]

What a lot of shot when everyone was told the 350 million will not pay for the NHS. As they will not have that money. Plus £40/50 per week people will have to pay for the NHS also she uses the NHS WHAT she gets £110.000 a year and she doesn't pay for her hospital treatment what a joke the NHS should only be for people who only get less than £35.

[@dummeytitan8130]

Whats with all the water and "tap" reference

[@tomandband]

people in these comments are being so hard on Theresa May, she’s trying her best, just be grateful this country is still a great place to live compared to most of the world

[@Jamie391]

What's happening to her face at the 3.30 mark?

[@bmofano]

no deal is better than a bad deal, imagine going to buy a car but announce to the dealership, that you definitely will be buying a car from here today

[@simonbates8735]

Theresa May two points on NHS: NHS needs to become much more business savvy. Use its buying power to demand significant discounts. Secondly, delayer the management structure of the NHS which is top heavy with general managers who have not a clue and bring back the ward sisters who know exactly what is required.

[@dvidclapperton]

+Simon Bates Business savvy meaning the NHS no longer free at the point of use.

[@xyzsame4081]

The Tories ruthlessly defunded the NHS over 10 years (pretext for privatization - an it is not like they were getting too high funds in the old days). - UK per capita healthcare expenditures - only !! - USD 3,900 * ( U.S. with the private system USD 9,200 (among the HIGHEST in the world) Australia has 6,000. Wealthy European countries and Canada usually between 5,000 - 5,500 (and for that money a First World country definitely can have a good and well working system leaning towards non-profit and solidarity). * source: World Bank. Health care expenditures for nations, data 2014 Germany 5,600, Austria 5,400. I know from experience that both countries have good systems. 3,900, vs. 5,600 is a HUGE difference. If the UK had 69 % higher expenditures per capita the country would be at the German or Austrian level - and most of it would land in the NHS budget. see my longer comment under the thread of +Tiger Eye

[@fdebate2663]

I Can Only Say. It Will Be Harsh For Some. Poor NHS.

[@tallblondealien5481]

What about churches and Mosques getting taxed,could you imagine the money that could go into NHS then?

[@MrVidification]

New rules regarding off shore tax havens and non-charitable corporations would be a good target. There is no money for the NHS, but millions for war related activity and enticing multinational corporations to stay within the UK. The most generous MP bonuses that make headlines, and annual expenses that go into the many thousands seem to be only for a select few, but I didn't realise there were eight bars inside Westminster. Free or not, now I know why they are always falling asleep

[@billgowland3250]

Michelle Adair that would be unfair on Muslims the only thing closing faster than christian churches in the UK are.public houses. And the only things springing up faster than foodbanks in the UK are mosques

[@tallblondealien5481]

Yes and the Mosques funding from Saudia Arabia and yet take in no migrants the usual crap.

[@christmasdude]

Go Theresa! U r great

[@trickydickybeer1]

Why doesn't she just say we are going to raise the taxes you pay

[@Sam-lw6mx]

What about the cost of leaving the EU?

[@annesmith4209]

Give me the books of the incoming and outgoing and I'll sort out the NHS. We the people need to see were the money goes "ORDIT " SHOULD BE TRANSPARANT

[@Bally1001]

Why is she only now starting a "war on waste" ???.......The minister responsible for the NHS has stood by watching resource going to waste for YEARS and has done NOTHING.......Without a change at minister level NOTHING will change for patients.

[@dmlewey]

'The role of Parliament'. I thinks she's unsure. It represents the British people. The Government seems hellbent on interpreting the results of the Ref. to mean no CU or SM. Both Switzerland and Norway have one of these yet are outside the EU.

[@dmlewey]

The limited language of the Brexit brigade. We just leave...simples and leave it to clever people to sort it out like DD, LF, BJ, TM etc. all well educated elite people who look after their own. Sound familiar?

[@joshpeck9266]

In the US our president probably doesn’t even know what the word percent means...

[@rogerbennett9641]

Does it not seem meaningful to people that the EU negotiators can negotiate on behalf of 27 countries with no dissent reaching the media in contrast to the British government who are criticised and have people attempting to prevent them from carrying out their mandate? To me this indicates the impotency of the governments of the 27 to affect the negotiations and their having to accept whatever deal the EU negotiate, whether damaging to their economic prospects or their security.

[@willpollard]

This stops just before she explains why an MP is knighted for being an MP

[@rxss6154]

How is the government going to get more nurses in? I applied for mental health nursing degree for September this year and was only accepted by one of the university, and it looks like im going though UCAS clearing because im going be one mark away from my conditional offer and was told by the university to to get a loan out and do an access course and come back in a years time. About a year ago the government announced nursing apprenticeship degrees which i thought was a breakthrough because some people don’t want to sit in a university hall and doesnt learn that way. I have been looking for nursing apprenticeship degrees for a year and none of the NHS trusts are doing it in my area. To get more nurses in, Theresa, you need to go at the universities or allow a different way though to nursing instead of it being a “degree only career”.

[@novocastrianwinter9869]

Ross Roden I commend you for being a seemingly good person, sadly this country is done.

[@xyzsame4081]

The Tories ruthlessly defunded the NHS over 10 years (pretext for privatization). UK per capita healthcare expenditures - only !! - USD 3,900 * , U.S. USD 9,200 (among the HIGHEST in the world), Australia has 6,000. Wealthy European countries and Canada 5,000 - 5,500 (and for that money a First World country definitely can have a good and well working system leaning towards non-profit and solidarity). * source: World Bank. Health care expenditures for nations, data 2014 Germany 5,600, Austria 5,400. I know from experience that both countries have good systems. 3,900, vs. 5,600 is a HUGE difference. If the UK had 69 % higher expenditures per capita it would be at the German level - and most of it would land in the NHS budget. see my longer comment under the thread of +Tiger Eye

[@xyzsame4081]

Greetings from Germany: there and in Austria becoming a nurse is a kind of apprenticeship (a paid internship for 3 years). Teenagers and young adults learn it usually at larger hospitals with boarding schools. Minimum age to be accetped is 16 years, there is testing done (school grades, a test, and an interview). If one does not make it into acceptance, I think it would be possible to enter the system as unqualified helper and then do courses to upgrade. Sometimes teenagers are all over the place, do not have good grades, but they are good in practice. So when they are more mature they can upgrade. The nurses in training work in the departments get on- the-job experience under the guidance of qualified staff, and they get the theoretical training and the testing in the school on campus. Most live on campus in double bed rooms (less distraction and normally they come from outside and cannot commute). Not every hospital has that institution. I think they get compensated by the government for that service - and of course they profit from the cheaper labour (they do get paid plus the board it they need it but it is not much) The hospitals must organize school, the teachers, and most nurses in training are living on campus. So they need to organize that too.

[@rxss6154]

Xyz Same thanks for sharing ! Here in the UK its very much university focused. When you leave school you either do 3 Alevels, or you do a BTEC course in Health and Soical Care( which i done) then you apply to university and see if you get in or not. Btecs are only available to under 19s, if you want to go into education to becoming a health care worker but you’re over 19 then you will need to do an access course, at my college it costs around £3,000 to do the course which then allows you to get into university. What you said about the helpers was quite interesting, we have health care assistants so theyre one under a nurse, and are paid workers they can’t give out medication or measure it. However, you become a health care assistant and work your way up to being a nurse. So im guessing its like that?

[@rxss6154]

Novocastrian Winter thank you for the kind words! The country is, and will always be done. Classism is the highest since the 18th and 19th centuries.

[@willjamesb]

Can we all just agree that Brexit was a bad idea and let's forget about the whole thing

[@dmlewey]

09.20. 'There will be this Brexit dividend'. She will be held to such a statement.

[@janetfranceswright2722]

Life expectancy for the white British is coming down now rapidly - well done.

[@MichaelLantz]

Will Theresa May build a border wall all around Britain to keep illegal immigrants out?

[@Carl-im9gh]

Got to give it to may, as far as parliament is concerned, she wont allow them to stop Brexit. She seems adamant that we will leave the EU.

[@tomandband]

the hard reality of the situation is that the NHS should be completely privatised

[@Klurpaderp]

eyy lets go yeah so nobody can afford health care. Wow

[@tomandband]

no the whole point of a free market is that the companies that can provide the service at the lowest price are the ones that succeed, therefore if healthcare is privatized it would be cheaper than it is now

[@VINO9411]

Winston Churchill would be rolling in his grave at what has become of the UK

[@BobbyManford]

Every time there’s a new interview with Theresa May I settle down to watch it from start to finish to educate myself on the current affairs of my country. And yet again, once the interview has finished I still have no clue what’s going on. She waffles on, side steps important questions and doesn’t give me any faith in her at all. Time will tell if she has done a good job with Brexit, unfortunately we won’t know anything until March 2019 coz she’s gives nothing away

[@waynebishop1116]

how can you trust someone who dosent answer questions!!!!!

[@thomasmcneilly5783]

I really like her. She is tough even though it's obvious she is struggling. It's the likes of Boris / Gove who I cannot stand. Using Brexit to push us into a hard leave. We need sensible heads to prevail and a relationship with the EU.

[@BlizardMedia]

Free Tommy

[@BlizardMedia]

rotweissrot100 no pls

[@liberty9736]

Blizard Media why would we free a serious criminal

[@UpTheMags74]

At least it stops the 350 million retort from the remoan brigade.

[@BDaMonkey]

David Wilton It doesn't. Taxes are going up to pay for it.

[@UpTheMags74]

Partly yes..so? If you want a functioning NHS thats the price we pay...90% of the public agree

[@das52]

I want to break my phone every time she comes on my screen

[@Gabriel-er8pp]

I wish we had someone with balls like nigel farage.

[@mixodeficto]

get her out

[@TI_Ted]

Just out of interest, does anyone believe our Prime Minister?

[@tallblondealien5481]

Will mass immigration be controlled?what about having child after child?will not that have an impact on an overpopulated country for NHS?

[@pawsandclaws2417]

Nothing this coalition priminister has to say is to be belived, sound bite after sound bite, lie after lie.

[@dongmingim]

I just realised that Elisabeth Chaincross is humiliating South Korean.

[@ralphbartlett1564]

how can she possibly make all this promises if there isn't a trade deal with any country in the world yet? where is all the bloody cash suppose to come from? we're doomed goddamn it :(

[@vaiveshvijayan9257]

Could read out of confidence and clear on PM's words...

[@Alfred.The.Great.]

Yeah, because that's exactly what we want... higher taxes to fund a 20 billion raise, so to speak for the NHS & the other 10s of billions for the EU over the coming years. Tell the EU to get stuffed & don't pay the blasted money, my word, we voted to leave & to be free of EU autocratic financial nonsense.

[@zz-gh2xp]

It doesn't matter which party is apparently in charge of this currupt country...same shit different day...I have worked in the NHS for 20 years....gets shitter everyday....p.s as a nurse could I please have an actual pay rise for the nonsense I have to deal with everyday?

[@xyzsame4081]

Greetings from Germany - I do not see how people let get the Tories get away with defunding one of the most cost-efficients systems in the world. They do so to have a pretext for privatization in my opinion (healthcare is 8 - 10 % of GDPin every developed nation - and it was off limits for the "investors".

[@xyzsame4081]

UK per capita healthcare expenditures - only !! - USD 3,900 * / private U.S. system USD 9,200 (among the HIGHEST in the world), Australia has 6,000. Wealthy European countries and Canada 5,000 - 5,500 (and for that money a First World country definitely can have a well working system). * source: World Bank. Health care expenditures for nations, data 2014 Germany 5,600, Austria 5,400. I know from experience that both countries have good systems. 3,900, vs. 5,600 PER PERSON (in the country !) is a HUGE difference. If the UK had 69 % higher expenditures per capita it would be at the German level - and most of it would land in the NHS budget. see my longer comment under the thread of +Tiger Eye

[@Danny-is5if]

Does anyone else look at how much and winning and how well Trump is doing and then get really depressed with what we have as a 'leader'.

[@yearbattery]

I found the flower in the back of Teresa May are very nice, nice choice of color combination.

[@liberty9736]

We will never be able to find this without being in the EU. We Re sending a huge divorce bill. How do afford that and this money? Answer: we can't. May will give us a disastrous deal. We need a vote on it. If she's so confident about her deal then why won't she allow the people a say on it?

[@cameronhayes113]

The deflections and reframing of questions here is unbearable.

[@SuperFb95]

I like her. She is dealing with a lot of difficult situations.

[@riteshmeenakanam7429]

BBC is now state run television

[@christinecopus3004]

Thank you Mrs may for the reassurance.music to my ears.

[@thecrusader6790]

Christine Copus Theresa May -Made legal mass surveillance of British people threw snoopers charter. -Brung in hate speech laws which make it illegal to for normal citizens to point out that a Terrorist attack or pedophille rape gangs are muslim can mean they go to jail for years. -Attacked a sovereign state (Syria) without evidence NO Investigation NO UN Resolution NO consultation of parliament and NO democratic vote... it was a crime!

[@godnah]

These bots are on fire! GET EM!

[@billgowland3250]

You could tell she was lying her lips moved

[@Iam5371]

Yes yes.. very interesting..

[@MostCommentsAreFake-ud8by]

Her time is limited.

[@prestcoldandy910]

These two could be brother an sister with their gimped up mouths

[@sw9618]

This may be an unpopular opinion but here goes: Theresa May is weak but I don’t mean in the sense of her intellectual capacity or governing capabilities, I mean she appears as though she succumbs too much to political pressure from hard-line ultra right Tories and is in constant fear of no-confidence since taking office. While I disagree with a lot of what she’s done and just Tory principles in general, I feel like the problems that exist within her gov’t is basically her own fault. She had an opportunity to build a centre right coalition full of capable open minded people that actually want to reform-just kidding. She’d never do that and the moderate Tories (if there are any, are silenced). My point is her weakness is not within her at her foundation, it exists around her and she just doesn’t have the tools to handle it the shit show in which she lives. Am I making sense? Sorry. I don’t hate her, whilst I believe the Tories have gone ultra crazy post-Brexit, it doesn’t have to be so so bad, but she’s letting it happen. She’s not leading. Anyway, regarding the alternative, apologies to all Corbynites but I am not one of them. He’s turned Labour into this narrow minded party. What he says is all good and nice but I just don’t trust him. He’s too (idk the word) left? But I hate using that adjective because it’s too broad for me. But I can’t seem to think of anyone to be the new Labour leader and make it more inclusive so moderates and centrist voters feels as though they have a place in Labour, which theoretically they should. Regarding Brexit, whichever way you voted, I just don’t see a path to make this a success, no matter which party is in Government. And no deal is embarrassing. 2022 is too far from now and I feel like we’re all stuck and can’t do anything about it.

[@novocastrianwinter9869]

sw9618 what a waste of text

[@dongmingim]

Dear Elisabeth Chaincross,

[@dongmingim]

Slap slap slap by

[@stuartgooding3155]

Not a word on how fast the population has grown ....that's killing the NHS. .may 😠

[@NextTec101]

I like her.Don't like what she stands for but she's alright.Would love to have a game of snooker with her....

[@alantracy6757]

Roll on hard Brexit. Nhs will save a fortune not treating the world for free

[@fabmack1961]

What a load of cobblers.!! Fast forward 4 weeks.#Softbrexit.

[@waynebishop1116]

Dont ask for more money we are taxed to death already. Tax more from EU peopls comming in using these systems!!!!!!

[@Klurpaderp]

Wayne Bishop what about the rest of the people coming in?

[@kally5230]

it is so lies...because she was lying for this time

[@pierrevallet6188]

Liars, md. May, because you will send money to the EU to be awolled to use the services of some European agencies.

[@humanitystupid]

I voted for her party and i regret like total fool

[@vqillqnt34]

Well she said that money would be coming from the dividends that they no longer need to pay to the EU (I am from Belgium, so I belong to the EU). But I suppose they didn't think about the fact that your companies will pay extra taxes to the EU, even for services. So probably the EU will get even more money from you guys then they do now...

[@dvidclapperton]

Taxes and/or further cuts to public services will have to pay for at least￡30 million of the ￡380 million per week going to the NHS instead of the EU if ￡350 million per week Brexit dividend (is that even accurate?) is set aside to go to the NHS instead of the EU on brexit, or all of that ￡380 million per week in taxes and/or further cuts in public services going to the NHS, and taxes and further cuts to public services will have to pay for all of the divorce bill for leaving the EU and for tariffs for goods going to and from the EU, plus for membership of the single market and the customs union or for a FTA. There is no￡350 million per week benefit to the UK economy on leaving the EU.

[@vqillqnt34]

Brexit Monger Can you rephrase it please? No kidding I have no clue what you mean (on 2nd comment)

[@vqillqnt34]

Brexit Monger to your 1st paragraph Israel was and is a nation Engeland and the US did this to (although England in a much smaller scale than the US) And to be honest I only say what I think from my standpoint if you take it or throw it is up to you all. Not like youtube comments will change anything anyway... On the 2nd one, what I put forth was only that, they speak about numbers that are only taking into account best case (let's hope that happens since I think it will benefit Belgium more than the worst case scenario, since although you probably don't know but England is Belgium's biggest trading partner) but when not all treaties are renegotiated England will lose much more than what they can possibly gain. Moreover the pro-brexit propaganda was exactly what you said not looking at the forest but just at some random trees. En als laatste en minst belangrijkste mijn Frans is even goed als mijn chinees (btw Ik kan geen woord Chinees :( )

[@vqillqnt34]

It seems you didn't completely understand the term 'trading partner' (it is a relationship where both sides benefit from exchanging goods and/or services, so don't act like we only export to England, since it is a mutual thing), and you should also look at the forest instead of the individual trees, don't you think so? Well my guess is that you will say I have no clue about what I am speaking about so I refer again to, it is only my opinion made from what I've read and seen. So whether you believe it or not is not my problem.

[@marcusgoth7385]

'We will stop importing German cars, and start making them here instead.' You gonna start building German cars in the UK? Are you serious? :D :D :D

[@Matt.........]

#FREETOMMYROBINSON

[@samwright4420]

i think she's doing great ! people want to blame her for all the problems in the world, because it's the easy option

[@thecrusader6790]

sam wright Theresa May -Made legal mass surveillance of British people threw snoopers charter. -Brung in hate speech laws which make it illegal to for normal citizens to point out that a Terrorist attack or pedophille rape gangs are muslim can mean they go to jail for years. -Attacked a sovereign state (Syria) without evidence NO Investigation NO UN Resolution NO consultation of parliament and NO democratic vote... it was a crime!

[@samwright4420]

there's always to side to the story i think living in a siocety , with racial tension, with a back drop of terroism from one part of a commity , is very challenging , and to point the finger at that commutiy for a certain crime, is not help ful country like syria who is run by a butal regime back by russia , don't play fair, they want to expliot are own system of legality against us, parliament will always have less information than the PM , so sometime we have to trust

[@crazytrain7721]

You can tell when she's lying....her lips move.