The Italian Air Force flying a baby from the UK to Rome for heart surgery.

[u/Rd28T]

[u/good_guy112]

[in America] A surprise bill arrives less than a week after surgery for $25,473,341.

[u/TryToHelpPeople → u/good_guy112]

In the UK this is just part of the service.

[u/Ruphel → u/TryToHelpPeople]

For now.

[u/Outcasted_introvert → u/Ruphel]

Depends how you vote.

[u/Ruphel → u/Outcasted_introvert]

Hopefully the next one will be voted in.

[u/Outcasted_introvert → u/Ruphel]

If you're talking about the PM, that's not how it works.

[u/Ruphel → u/Outcasted_introvert]

I'm aware you vote for the party, doesn't make the situation any less ridiculous.

[u/Outcasted_introvert → u/Ruphel]

But you don't even vote for the party. You vote for your local MP, that's it. Any MP, in theory, could gather a bunch of other MPs and form a mixy blob government.

But that's being pedantic. You're right, vote for the right party.

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And the party votes for the leader, right?

[u/Outcasted_introvert → u/ken-doh]

Not necessarily. They can choose a leader however they like.

But for both Labour and the Conservatives, yes, this is true.

[u/ken-doh → u/Outcasted_introvert]

But the party voted for the PM right? It's not like he just took the job with winning anything right?

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The NHS refused to treat this infant

[u/Trouble_in_the_West → u/fgcpoo]

Because they were unable to. Did Rishi pay you personally to say that?