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New European. This week, as NHS workers prepare to go back out on strike,

we're joined by a GP who will lay bare the problems at the heart of our health service.

Why have things gone so badly wrong?

How can we fix them?

And the big one, is it still possible to have a high functioning national health service that is free to all at the point of need?

And if you enjoyed Boris Johnson's comeback, you're going to love the one being planned by the woman who replaced him in number 10 for, oh, it's about five minutes, wasn't it?

Yes, this trust is back. She's mad as hell, no change there,

and she's not going to take it anymore. She is planning a return in order to, and I quote,

drag Britain out of economic stagnation. That will be the same economic stagnation

Liz Truss helped drag us further into with a disastrous Kamikwazi budget.

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