The Good Doctor S2E17

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been made a Lot of promises from politicians during the election Campaign - But what are The Major problems still not cut?

1. The British role in the worldOne Prime Minister Boris Johnson 's favorite slogans, global Britain, not actually appear in the Conservative Manifesto. There have been arguments about the possible post-Brexit trade agreement with the USA.

global problems such as Climate Change prominently. And international issues were discussed during the Nato summit. But in-depth discussions about the nature of the relationship, in the UK you might want to with the rest of the EU, if Brexit was to happen, were largely avoided.

trade talks, both with the EU and other countries around The World , the dominant political issue for the coming years. But the decisions that have been taken and the impact they could have for the companies up and down the country, has not yet been addressed in any detail.

2. Children's services' is a problem More Than 78,000 children in England are now managed by the local authorities, which, according to the latest official Statistics - a new high. And in The Last ten years, at The same time, Council budgets have been cut.

The problems of growing demand and shrinking finances known politicians from The Crisis in adult social care are ends. But the acute problems of children has not been high-profile in the election.

The big party programs to recognize The System -need, evaluation, and investment, But the times are clear scales less.

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the reasons for The stress complicated, But the scientists say, rising poverty and cuts to services, the early support for issues are factors. Councils have a statutory duty to intervene when a child is in need of protection, and many more are spending to do this.

It is a growing, unpredictable costs, more and more authorities in the direction of a financial abyss. Tragically, it is also a sign that many Young Lives are in turmoil.

3. More universities, the universities were under the cosh about high fees, Grade Inflation , and overpaying their heads. So there is talk about a throttling of their ambitions. But this completely the urgent need to expand places to study ducks because they are in front of a massive demographic bulge.

In The Past ten years, the student body increased to More Than 725,000 - and this increase will be soon on universities. The Higher Education Policy Institute suggests is needed before a further 300 ' 000 study places, to keep in the next ten years.

It's the equivalent of 12 new universities of the size of the in Warwick or Southampton or 20, the size of the universities of Hull or Essex. would be Families with ambitions for their children to go to University, are unlikely to accept displaced.

And this could be an opportunity to build completely new universities to regenerate areas. But so far there is no indication in the planning for what is immediately needed.

4. Free cash machinesThe number of free cash machines is falling and the politicians scream for machine operators and banks to do more in The Last couple of years.

In your manifest, work-and there it is, ban ATM fees, and the SNP says that there will be closures in the fight against ATM.

to the cash-out become more difficult in recent years. And, according to the consumer group, Which? The UK, the trend to a cashless society certainly is, But there is a way together to give up physical money.

It is not just older people who have difficulties. Within The Last couple of weeks, still IT has errors in the TSB, the Hot Water shown people and you can't get, to be found, if the payments keep cash.

5. The rising sea level that is exposed to UKSomething almost all parties, is The Nightmare to treat question, to save, such as rising seas: in what areas of the country, and to leave the. Only the Labour Party -mentioned Manifesto, a key phrase, "managed realignment", which in the language of the flood, the planner, the code to draw a new coastline.

As the oceans warm and the ice of the polar ice caps are melting, The Level of the water increases Only a few millimeters per year, But the increase in the risk that you decide where you want to invest in coastal protection and where not.

Stretches from the coast of Lincolnshire, the Humber estuary, Norfolk, and on the West Coast of Wales are among the UK's vulnerable areas. The unpleasant fact is, despite all the commitments to increased expenditure for flood protection, there is sure to be far enough funds to keep the entire British coast.

of The State Treasury funded in a way that will receive priority for urban areas, i.e. cities and municipalities, new and further developments. All in all, villages and arable land to lose, and almost certainly will in the future. But what politician wants to say that out loud?

6. Under house pricesNo party Manifesto unpopular measures needed to fix the growing generational inequalities. To provide for Young People family homes would require, is not Only cheaper mortgages, But lower real estate prices.

Those looking to climb the housing ladder would benefit, because other things being equal, The Price of your current space would fall by less than The One that they had bought. But one of the goals of the policy of the lower house prices could scare the floating voters. To help

to, the real estate crisis, the parties have costs with some guidelines:

in the Meantime, pensioners ' incomes (less a living) are now higher than the number of persons in the working age. Why people work, the higher taxes to pay for state pensions to rise in spite of lower income than the minority of those who benefit from it?

The Answer is, it is assumed, in The Grey voice. Cutting universal pensioner benefits or scrapping of the triple-lock state pension protection could make, for tax purposes. It is manifest, it is suspected missing, because a lot of pensioners, you make sure that you vote.

7. Emergency communicationsIt set ' s costs £9. 3 billion and is one of the largest and most extensive projects ever undertaken by the Home Office . But there is no mention in any Manifesto of The Emergency Services Network (ESN), a new communication system for police, fire and ambulance services in England, Scotland and Wales, which has been beset by delays and overspends.

ESN is remain to be replaced by to, which says the current service, Airwave, 2022, But the court, "significant risks" with The Project and it is unlikely to be delivered On Time .

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8. Outlook for saversThe the UK, the savings habit has been lost. Approximately 11 million people, to fall back to £100, and finances subjected to an unexpected bill. To save the official savings rate - the share of after - tax income people has been low in The Last three years (6. 8% at The Last count, compared with up to 14. 4% in the 1990s).

For those who put money aside, the rewards were pathetic due to the historically low interest rates and The Bank of England more money pumped into the economy, there remains little incentive for the banks to provide better rates to savers.

All ages are affected - from teenagers to pensioners - and yet there are no measures to encourage saving for a Rainy Day , and none offers a better outlook for committed savers, apart from pensions. Some say The State should focus on to bring to the building a stronger economy for these rewards.

activists would say that the Political Parties have to say much about the help for those who want to prevent the already in debt, But little about the support finances with savings, that the debt of the building in the First Place .

9. The problem of begging this can be one of The Most visible and disturbing, changes to the High Streets - often more shocking in cities, where begging would, until recently, unknown. People might feel sorry for those who beg, But also unhappy about a sense of decline and neglect in the communities in which They Live .

None of the parties that directly addresses the increased visibility of begging, whether on the street or in Public Transport . It is not the same as homelessness or rough sleeping, will be addressed in the manifestos.

, it touches all kinds of sensitive issues - poverty, inequality, addiction, mental health, deployment, migration, and family, removal as well as case and a feeling of the cities remain.

it Should be more interventionist support or more penalties? In their manifestos, Labour, the liberal Democrats, the Greens and Plaid Cymru , the abolition of the vagrancy supports act (which allows The Police to arrest rough sleepers) for the protection of the homeless.

But what is the reaction to the new government?

Here is a brief guide on where the parties stand on core issues such as Brexit, education and the NHS.

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Source of news: bbc.com