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It's three minutes after 10.

You are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

A quick word.

We've talked about caring corridors already this week, and another report today, a

bombshell report confirms what anybody paying attention, anybody who's worked in the NHS or

anybody honest in the media has known for the best part of a decade now.

Subsequent Tory governments, five Tory governments have brought the NHS to its knees.

I'd remind you that patient satisfaction was the highest it has ever been in 2010.

But if you've been tickling the toes of David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, then of course, today you're going to pretend this is all a massive shock.

What on earth is happening? I'm sure that Kirstama and Rachel Reeves are to blame.

Unfortunately, there's graphs and data that is easily accessible.

Even if you struggle to operate Google, you could probably get someone to show you how.

The British Medical Journal has detailed repeatedly the continued decline.

The deliberate decline, many would argue, from a Noam Chomsky point of view.

But there we are. I don't know. Better late than never, lads. Is it better late than never? What's that you say? You've gone completely silent for 14 years. You've been tickling the toes of the people who did this, but now they've gone. You're going to express outrage and horror. What has been left behind?

I don't know if that gets filed under better late than never, or just deeply, deeply

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