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We are making progress. The hon. Gentleman will appreciate that that figure alters not just day by day, but hour by hour.

I thank my hon. Friend.

I would be happy to do so.

I reassure the hon.

I will follow that advice with great enthusiasm. I have another statistic for my right hon.

We have—in the NHS long-term plan.

The figure that the BMA relies on is in fact from 2008, when the Labour party was in government for the first two years.

My hon. Friend is a brilliant advocate on the challenges facing his rural and coastal community.

That is a very fair challenge, and I will look into it, given that the hon. Gentleman has raised it.

Indeed. I thank my hon. Friend for all the hard work and advocacy she puts in on behalf of her constituents.