It's Monday evening, and Rishi Suneaks' Premiership is still hurtling down in flames.

I'm joined by Asaka. How are you doing?

I'm good. I can actually smell some...

I may say some of myself delicious food, which I preemptively made before Tisky,

so that would be ready when I'm ravenous and I've finished the show.

I hope you're not too hungry that you'll get lightheaded when you're making your

always incredibly articulate bites.

I sound like I was being sarcastic, though, but I do genuinely believe that.

You know that, Ash. You know that about me.

Rishi Suneaks has today announced there will be 5,000 new beds added to the NHS,

boosting capacity by 5%.

Meanwhile, the ambulance fleet will increase by 10% with 800 new vehicles.

It all represents part of a £1 billion investment announced in last year's

autumn statement, and it's been met with some positivity who doesn't want more

hostile beds and ambulances.

There is, though, also reason to be skeptical.

Most significantly, the influential King's Fund Fink Tank has said that

unless the staffing crisis in the NHS is dealt with, it would be hard to see

how today's plan would have an impact.

This morning, Rishi Suneaks held a Q&A at a hospital in County Durham.

He was speaking to medical and nursing students and NHS workers,

and they had some ideas on recruitment and retention into the NHS.

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