Right or wrong to crack down on sickness benefits? Feat. Marina Purkiss & Mike Parry | Jeremy Vine

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  • Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
  • The government is planning the biggest welfare reform in a generation.
    Work and pensions secretary Mel Stride is proposing sickness benefits cease for "many, many people" with depression and anxiety.
    Instead they'll be offered "meaningful support" such as talking therapies and social care packages.
    Stride says: 'the system should not paying people to deal with the ordinary difficulties of life.'
    He also wants to give vouchers instead of money for some people on disability benefits.
    These plans would likely stop payments for a varity of mental health and other problems.
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Комментарии • 327

  • @sandimoo
    @sandimoo 29 дней назад +130

    Your male guest didn’t even know what PIP stood for!! I have MS and fibromyalgia, Does your guest know how hard it is to obtain PIP. I was a physio for 20 years and had to give up my career due to pain and fatigue. Before my diagnosis I went for a PIP assessment - it was one of the worst experiences of my life, and I was turned down. This sick note ban is cruel and inhumane, just like the government.

    • @emmastyles6936
      @emmastyles6936 29 дней назад +21

      100% agree with you and as a fibro etc sufferer myself it is so difficult to get help.. big hugs x

    • @pinky-ud1rt
      @pinky-ud1rt 29 дней назад +7

      Awww bless you hun i have fibro adhd deppressing anxioty so if my money is stopped im in troube..my mental issues is really bad i wish i could work i always walk away from people

    • @user-ls6ly6dm9o
      @user-ls6ly6dm9o 29 дней назад +1

      @@pinky-ud1rtI have adhd, had depression and everyone gets anxious, adhd isn’t an Illness, anxiety is easily treatable as proven by many others including my partner and depression made me work harder to pull myself out of it, but I suppose it’s easier to make excuses now days

    • @michealridgway7607
      @michealridgway7607 29 дней назад

      ​@@user-ls6ly6dm9obut you can't get treatment often mowdays

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 28 дней назад +4

      I hear you. It's like it isnt enough for them that youve already been through hell, they then put you through the Spanish inquisition, otherwise known as the pip process! Plus physical illness ends in mental illness as well because if it's long term it's so hard to deal with!

  • @tonybrett5209
    @tonybrett5209 29 дней назад +91

    PIP is NOT easy to claim.

    • @andyhoward940
      @andyhoward940 29 дней назад +1

      So you've tried then sponger !

    • @laurentdewale5271
      @laurentdewale5271 29 дней назад +1

      @@andyhoward940 silver spoon fed knob!

    • @michaelquayle5017
      @michaelquayle5017 28 дней назад

      Mike parry always was an plonker I'm in my sixties worked all my life and to be honest so glad I am the age I am as this right wing shite from the same people who ain't worked a proper job in there life like Perry no comparison tell you what parry go out and see the real world not the one in your tiny brain

    • @noriwilliams4637
      @noriwilliams4637 25 дней назад +4

      Exactly and many people that claim are working so what is their argument.

    • @tonybrett5209
      @tonybrett5209 25 дней назад

      @@andyhoward940 on medical advice. I'd rather be working 60+ hours again, like I did throughout Lockdown - when REAL spongers sat at home because they could.
      Some of us didn't even get a round of applause and now struggle.

  • @rosemarycuthbert4623
    @rosemarycuthbert4623 21 день назад +14

    Thousands of people with disabilities have died under Tory austerity

    • @DarrenSmith-wu8cm
      @DarrenSmith-wu8cm 20 дней назад +1

      We have not seen anything yet we have not lived through hyperinflation yet we are going to witness this get ready for a global hyperinflationary depression by design we are going into a tokenized financial system

  • @shantiwolf5291
    @shantiwolf5291 29 дней назад +40

    It’s not reform it’s performative cruelty

  • @jasoncooper9391
    @jasoncooper9391 29 дней назад +59

    Stop Mps expenses and put them on universal credit

  • @lorna5193
    @lorna5193 29 дней назад +49

    They seem to forget that we were put into a lockdown for two years which played havoc on people's mental health. As a retired counsellor psychologist, in my experience mental health is complex. Also and equally important is the fact that mental health facilities are at breaking point in this country. It amazes me how self-righteous this government is considering the vast amounts of money wasted during the pandemic. Instead of going after the most vulnerable in society go after those who use tax havens to avoid paying tax. Too close to the bone methinks.

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 29 дней назад +8

      Well said!!

    • @Gibbo1
      @Gibbo1 24 дня назад +2

      I agree but lockdown did make certain people lazy and they haven't bothered working since

  • @saywhaaaaat6464
    @saywhaaaaat6464 20 дней назад +8

    The biggest cause of increasing mental health issues is living in a tory society.....

  • @keithpanton7486
    @keithpanton7486 29 дней назад +26

    No Tory ever wants to ask WHY so many people are depressed or have other mental health conditions.

    • @christopherdavis4135
      @christopherdavis4135 27 дней назад +4

      Probably because they know their policies are to a certain degree, responsible for this situation.

  • @tommcmanamon8327
    @tommcmanamon8327 28 дней назад +14

    I hope the government also crack's down on tax dodgers.

  • @stephenbeevers2565
    @stephenbeevers2565 29 дней назад +23

    I have a housemate suffers from depression, anxiety and eating disorders. I can assure you from out of nowhere he can have a panic attack at least twice a week, this is accompanied by projectile vomiting and a feeling he is dying. I can't tell you the last time he saw a dentist because he's terrified to go out, he might get to see his GP once every 2 yrs. He sees a shrink and I can truthfully say I have taken him to every appointment for the last 20yrs. Some days he can't even step out of the door into the back garden and we are enclosed in, no one can see into the garden. I think the man decrying claimants does not know anything at all of mental health issues.

    • @jaynekittycat9252
      @jaynekittycat9252 26 дней назад +3

      I'm the same. I can have a panic attack at anytime. It's horrible.

  • @briankerrison8504
    @briankerrison8504 29 дней назад +54

    I get £1054 per month (pip/esa) no one pays my rent (£640pm) .. this leaves me £414pm for food & utilities.. I have secondary progressive ms.. which has put me in a wheelchair.. the immobility is now spreading to my arms.. I have put saving away to pay for equipment that I WILL need in the future.. this prevents me getting any help with rent rebates or council tax.. thus is the reality.. not what this program suggests.. they promote a senseless witch hunt.. 🙄🙄🤔🤔😎

    • @garnhamr
      @garnhamr 29 дней назад +9

      Are you sure you shouldn't you be getting housing benefit?

    • @briankerrison8504
      @briankerrison8504 29 дней назад +6

      @@garnhamr yes.. savings over 16k .. prevent eligibility for rent rebate through universal credit.. not to say, once I’ve spent savings below 6k.. on equipment ie elec wheelchair.. electric adjustable bed + chairs.. plus a daily carers.. (not nhs carers) agency 🙄🙄🤔😎

    • @collinslfc
      @collinslfc 29 дней назад +3

      Being paid over £1000 a month for not working isn't too bad to be fair

    • @briankerrison8504
      @briankerrison8504 29 дней назад +13

      @@collinslfc 🤭🤭😝😝😝😂😂😂😂 I paid into system for over 38 yrs.. paid 40% tax for the best part of 25 yrs.. how long have you been out of your leotard 🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😎

    • @collinslfc
      @collinslfc 29 дней назад +3

      @@briankerrison8504 And what has your reply got to do with my comment? I don't recall asking how long you have worked for, nor do I care. And I have no idea what is with the excessive use of emojis, that's just weird.

  • @nickedwards212
    @nickedwards212 29 дней назад +18

    My best mate suffered from depression In the end he hung himself. So you need to be very careful what your saying, sunshine. Try talking like that in front of my mate's family.

    • @corpsebride843
      @corpsebride843 28 дней назад +9

      16yr old boy just took his life near me the same way, 16 😢 it’s heartbreaking

  • @NeilHughes-ti6pz
    @NeilHughes-ti6pz 29 дней назад +13

    Tories so parsimonious with the British public, yet so lavish
    And generous with illegal immigrants and arms deals.

  • @AlanWhitlam-ot2ds
    @AlanWhitlam-ot2ds 29 дней назад +59

    Lowest of the low just when you think the tories can’t sink any lower

    • @rafezetter8003
      @rafezetter8003 29 дней назад +1

      Oh Piss off. - there was a case where a policeman was on "sickness depression benefit" for YEARS - who was caught doing another job cash in hand. Benefits should be a LAST RESORT, not a cushy grift for the lazy and grifters.

    • @Jokesonyou123
      @Jokesonyou123 29 дней назад +1

      @@rafezetter8003 The uk makes 2.274 trillion pound a year but 19 billion for sick people is too much meanwhile 2+ billion are spent on illegal people to put them in luxury hotels. Plus also there using the benefit system as well. And how much have we given to Israel and Ukraine ? Well.. 12 billion to Ukraine so far on a war they won’t win and for the war in Israel - Palestine we have given 9billion for aid lol oh don’t forget about the billions we give in foreign aid to corrupt countries. We even give China and India millions why I don’t understand. But ye it’s the sick and poor people !!!

    • @Jokesonyou123
      @Jokesonyou123 29 дней назад

      @@rafezetter8003so because you know of one story every one should suffer alright then muppet

    • @ig9765
      @ig9765 29 дней назад +5

      ​A minority.

    • @JPSRose
      @JPSRose 28 дней назад

      ​@rafezetter8003 The joke is, in many cases those who are receiving benefits are fleecing the system. And those who don't need them don't receive them.

  • @joetrent4753
    @joetrent4753 29 дней назад +38

    It’s ludicrous to think people will be stopped getting any benefits only to be forced to take a minimum wage job, assuming they are physically or mentally able to work, then have to rely on in work benefits to cover the cost of living. All the while they won’t get any help to overcome their mental health. A minimum wage job could very well just exasperate the mental health symptoms and fix nothing. The system is totally broken

    • @SkellyK1
      @SkellyK1 29 дней назад +5

      Most employers aren't willing to take a chance on their with mental health issues
      It's not that people don't want to work. Most would give anything to function on normal level. And look what these younger people have been through. It's insensitive and naive

    • @calicokittenproductions591
      @calicokittenproductions591 21 день назад +1

      maybe they want to push people off the ledge.
      Problem solved 😢

    • @joanneazeez9938
      @joanneazeez9938 4 дня назад

      Agree with you

  • @jujutrini8412
    @jujutrini8412 29 дней назад +39

    Fix mental health care. If someone is stressed or in early stages of depression and prompt help is given they can be stopped from having a chronic condition. The poorer the services for people the more mental problems society will have. It’s not that difficult to fathom.

    • @bigpants6121
      @bigpants6121 29 дней назад +6

      The Daily Mail readers will not see it this way unfortunately.

    • @keirmitchell5560
      @keirmitchell5560 29 дней назад +1

      Still doesn't mean you give them handouts.

    • @bigpants6121
      @bigpants6121 29 дней назад +8

      @@keirmitchell5560 you're ok jack? Nothing would happen to you!

    • @joetrent4753
      @joetrent4753 29 дней назад +9

      @@keirmitchell5560If the system wasn’t broken then people wouldn’t need to be on disability benefits for a long time. If people don’t get some financial help, how do you expect them to live if they are too ill to work?

    • @keithpanton7486
      @keithpanton7486 29 дней назад

      @@joetrent4753 Or indeed, employers that will hire sick and disabled people and make adjustments for them, and allow them time off when needed.

  • @corpsebride843
    @corpsebride843 28 дней назад +12

    Having a little anxiety or depression is completely different to a lifelong diagnosis of anxiety and depression disorder. is not a gift it’s an absolute curse, every illness you have is ignored because they fob you off saying it’s just your anxiety and tell you to take a warm bath and have an early night.

  • @robertrowell7271
    @robertrowell7271 29 дней назад +21

    Leave the poor and needy alone. My solution make the footballers pay 80% income tax on their earnings cos if you do the maths and you are a 'prima donna' on 150k per week you would still have 30k a week to live on. That's what I earn in a year and lets face it being a footballer is not a job it's an overpaid pastime!! The Tories have missed a massive trick here and how much extra money could they earn if they taxed these lovely!! Boys at this rate. I will be fair to them and let's say you only pay 80p in the pound income tax if your weekly!!!!! Pay exceeds 100k,this would still rake in a huge amount of money so this answer is the government clutching at straws, tax the footballers more problem solved!! Am i right send me a 👍

    • @bigpants6121
      @bigpants6121 29 дней назад

      dont forget Sunak will not go after the £m's of furlough fraud and PPE vultures!

    • @andyhoward940
      @andyhoward940 29 дней назад +1

      Says a sponger with nothing up top !

    • @collinslfc
      @collinslfc 29 дней назад +4

      Do you know what would happen if you charged footballers 80% income tax? They would all move abroad, play for foreign clubs and the English football economy would fall apart costing the British economy billions. So that idea of yours, with a minor bit of basic critical thinking, falls apart very quickly.

    • @northnsouth6813
      @northnsouth6813 29 дней назад +3

      @@andyhoward940 Well said 22.6 million people are claiming some form of benefits out of a population of 67 million that's one in three.

    • @bigpants6121
      @bigpants6121 29 дней назад

      @@collinslfc forgets about the £m's of furlough fraud and £m's of faulty PPE being stored, but no attempt to claw money back.

  • @jaynekittycat9252
    @jaynekittycat9252 26 дней назад +7

    Don't target everyone with a depressive illness with the same brush. Everyone is different.

  • @stephenford2758
    @stephenford2758 25 дней назад +6

    The real unemployment level is much higher than what they are telling you. If you are on a zero hour contract, you are not counted as unemployed, even if you have no work. Also if you are on minimum wage, and you have work for say only 6 days, you are not counted as unemployed for the remaining three weeks of the month. Don't let the Conservatives CON you into believing there is low unemployment.

  • @Dani20240
    @Dani20240 24 дня назад +7

    rishi sunak must go now.
    PLEASE replace rishi sunak now.

  • @janewright2800
    @janewright2800 29 дней назад +19

    There will be many deaths😢

  • @kellykreqeli8924
    @kellykreqeli8924 29 дней назад +29

    Actually it was better in the 80s people could afford to buy their own home bosses treated you better and there were bonuses with jobs what is there now?

    • @user-zw3bg9vr5g
      @user-zw3bg9vr5g 29 дней назад +3

      @ Kellykreqeli8924 I don’t know where you got your information from, but I can assure you I was struggling to make ends meet and thanks to my friends giving me clothing for my three children I don’t know what I would have done. Many in work were earning £30 per week and many lost their homes because interest rate’s rose to 18.6% then in 1981 interest rates dropped to 15%. Then we had the Miners strike in 1984 thousands lost their homes and jobs. There was nothing wonderful about the 80s for ordinary families it was awful.

    • @joelboy19
      @joelboy19 29 дней назад

      Your'e a digit, and you are sc** unless you have 150k for your mortgage deposit, and can pay 2000 a month for 25 years. OK? - Any tory.

    • @kellykreqeli8924
      @kellykreqeli8924 29 дней назад

      @@user-zw3bg9vr5gi was born in 1978 in southeast London both my oatebts were working class we lived in a council flat my parents had 3 kids but because both my parents work they had the right to buy and bought their council flat which meant they were able to buy a place of their own
      Would you be able to afford a home now?
      And the wages are not in line with the cost of living bow you are lucky if you can even a ford to rent
      I remember a dan of coke a chocolate bar and crisps cost a total of 75p back then in 1982 how much is now?
      My point it was better back then!

    • @SkellyK1
      @SkellyK1 29 дней назад

      Tory appeasement that's where that is

    • @catscan2022
      @catscan2022 29 дней назад

      Bosses treated you better? Seriously? Have you not heard about all the historical court cases coming to light. Bosses have to treat their staff better now due to health and safety legislation, work directives and legal aid.

  • @actuallypaulstanley
    @actuallypaulstanley 29 дней назад +27

    Anecdotal myths of those on benefits living their best lives?!

    • @keithpanton7486
      @keithpanton7486 29 дней назад +6

      Perhaps if working paid enough to live on without needing benefits, and didn't treat people so badly, we'd have fewer sick people.

    • @blackbearish
      @blackbearish 29 дней назад +2

      we heard this in the 2010 to 2012.

    • @24Roxyx
      @24Roxyx 26 дней назад +1

      A nice big tv and basic cheap holiday in the English seaside town. Wow hey living it large. Then debt to buy decent new clothes and footwear. Wow having it soo easy. Maybe the odd takeaway as the only treat in life😂 but hey such a good life on benefits 😂😂😂😂 Whilst others buy houses and go on luxury holidays having savings, home renovations, investments and security in life, but hey those on benefits drinking and smoking are so lucky and lazy. 😂😂😂😂

    • @joanneazeez9938
      @joanneazeez9938 4 дня назад

      @@24Roxyxlast time I went on holiday to butlins was when my oldest kid now 28 years old was when she was 4 years old Don’t know where you get living on benefits is easy like people have loads of money on benefits we Don’t everyone is struggling working or on benefits unless your an MP or the President

  • @emmastyles6936
    @emmastyles6936 29 дней назад +25

    😂😂😂😂 personal identity payment...its independence

  • @colettemikaelson160
    @colettemikaelson160 29 дней назад +16

    I think if people are going to discuss things like PIP on a show like this then they should do some research so they don’t make themselves look stupid. A lot of people in receipt of PIP work and pay their own rent. It’s not given as an out of work benefit or just to those unable to work. It’s to cover extra costs associated with being disabled. That could be higher energy bills due to medical equipment, extra care, extra transport costs. It also isn’t as easy to get as people think either.

    • @catscan2022
      @catscan2022 29 дней назад

      Yep I know someone who works and claims PIP (now she knows she can get it for having copd. Srange thing is she was coping adequately without the benefit but once she knew she could claim it she was in there like a shot. At present she's off sick for at least 3 months. Will no doubt extend that to 6 months to get full pay for staying at home and. If she can afford it, have another 6 months half pay. When that runs out no doubt she will be back to work like she was a few years ago. Great when you get paid to have a sabbatical every few years

    • @JPSRose
      @JPSRose 28 дней назад

      ​@catscan2022 and this is the joke with PIP.
      You have some people working whilst claiming PIP. You have many people not working, or can't work, who according to PIP's weird criteria aren't eligible.
      The system is a total joke.

  • @olixz
    @olixz 29 дней назад +16

    Havent the tories already made it a lot harder? So many issues they seem to be caught off guard.

  • @jasoncooper9391
    @jasoncooper9391 29 дней назад +12

    This is nothing knew from the Tories

    • @janetbrown6409
      @janetbrown6409 20 дней назад

      This started under tony blairs labour. X

  • @briankerrison8504
    @briankerrison8504 29 дней назад +19

    One treatment fits all ideal.. pathetic 🙄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😎

  • @jaynekittycat9252
    @jaynekittycat9252 26 дней назад +6

    I have a diagnosed depressive illness, im not just fed up.

  • @Gary-le7dz
    @Gary-le7dz 29 дней назад +17

    Thought the right wing snowflakes were for “ looking after our own “ ….. complete hunts

    • @joelboy19
      @joelboy19 29 дней назад +2

      They think they can only look after their own wallet - now, they see that its a bit harder to buy that third pair of heels that month - things seem to change in their "minds", quite quickly.

  • @actuallypaulstanley
    @actuallypaulstanley 29 дней назад +12

    Like many right wing policies and conspiracies, there is a tinge of truth but the end goal is further austerity that impacts those that can least afford the cuts.

  • @kellykreqeli8924
    @kellykreqeli8924 29 дней назад +16

    It took me 3 years to get help after my mum died in 2020 before you decided to cut people off make sure there are resources in place to help people to work
    And make sure the that wages are in line for the cost of living
    My son is 20 he has an educational plan he has Aspergers syndrome adhd extreme anxiety social phobia low moods with no confidence sleep problems he studies from home and he's tutor picked him up 2 days a week as he is with a familiar person and place
    My son has meltdowns can't deal with bright lights loud sounds crowds through no fault of his own he was born with it and I never made bad choices mental health runs in my family
    his an only child and he was a twin I lost one during pregnancy and autism can be prominent in twins

    • @andyhoward940
      @andyhoward940 29 дней назад

      Plenty of benefits in your house then !

    • @jamiepr1991
      @jamiepr1991 29 дней назад +5

      ​@@andyhoward940What a Vile comment!

    • @kellykreqeli8924
      @kellykreqeli8924 28 дней назад +3

      @@andyhoward940nope I was refused and I have never got a penny instead I've been in and out of work trying to support myself some of us don't get it so easy in life!
      I support myself because no one helps me!
      Dont make assumptions about people you know nothing about!
      Moral to this storey

    • @kellykreqeli8924
      @kellykreqeli8924 28 дней назад

      @@andyhoward940i was brought up in a time when no one gave you nothing and you had to work for what ever you got and I'm still this way today

  • @amandaallen5335
    @amandaallen5335 26 дней назад +6

    Ptsd is not a normal everyday thing. Those are universit y students who had no support during covid. Those that had their first time away from home. Who couldn't get back. Who were told if they left the course during covid they wouldn't get back and they'd still have the debt. My daughter walked into a job after 3 years of covid university. She managed 3 days and had a breakdown in the workplace...... Tell me you can fix that..... I'm a councellor... I can be mum or counsellor I know exactly what caused the depression

  • @MartinSmith-qt3cc
    @MartinSmith-qt3cc 29 дней назад +5

    Mike pariah parry the genius who once came up with the brainwave for racehorses to have wing mirrors attached 👏👏👏

  • @SimonSmith-yd6tt
    @SimonSmith-yd6tt 29 дней назад +7

    Vine says things are difficult doesn't mean you get ill!! Cost of living crisis rent up mortgages up food up = stress through the roof

  • @trevorclarey3336
    @trevorclarey3336 29 дней назад +11

    Jeremy Vine , saying life's hard ?

  • @Boo-pv4hn
    @Boo-pv4hn 29 дней назад +7

    It’s because they’ve started taking it more seriously and actually diagnosing people correctly now instead of under diagnosing which would have happened years ago. The mental health system has got worse and worse year upon year resulting in more people not getting the support they need. That won’t be an overnight fix as it’s also the mentality of the staff you have running them there are NO reasonable adjustments for disabled people, so you should have at home mental health support like you do for physios for people who are house bound/ have severe difficulty getting out and so on. None of that is in place

  • @DaveMuirhead
    @DaveMuirhead 29 дней назад +6

    People who are less able bodied need all the help and support they can get, in accordance with their level of incapacity. It's not their fault they have these issues. Whatever helps the most for those who need it is what should be on offer. Remember, the sign of a caring society, is how well looked after it's children, elderly and vulnerable are.

  • @mattpickles2831
    @mattpickles2831 18 дней назад +3

    We are on very little money for a longer length of time, It's not that we can earn more by way of active work/overtime etc. The gov has wasted billions on bad investments/decisions and now is targeting the most vulnerable/ disabled in our society. PIP is not fit for purpose. why is it always a battle to get the correct points? the assessors manipulate the truth determined to award very few points, then we are forced to appeal in a magistrate court just to win our acknowledgement for PIP allowance. Like the post office scandal, it's a disgrace that causes unnecessary stress.

  • @jaynekittycat9252
    @jaynekittycat9252 26 дней назад +5

    You don't get over a 1000 pound on pip. What planet is she on.

  • @ReeM-wz7bs
    @ReeM-wz7bs 29 дней назад +11

    ...add therapists need to be paid. Unfortunately a lot are working unpaid at present.

    • @catscan2022
      @catscan2022 29 дней назад

      I know one who when you pass him in public snubs you. Seems as though he's only prepared to acknowledge your existence if you pay him. Definitely wouldnt go to see him if I needed a therapist.

  • @ThemessengersRevelation
    @ThemessengersRevelation 28 дней назад +5

    I have a friend who tried a job some years ago he almost killed someone in the job so how are disabled people going to do jobs like electricity gas even farming can be dangerous and many other jobs so what jobs will they be able to do

  • @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy
    @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy 15 дней назад +2

    Total disgrace. Those with genuine mental illness go through a life of hell. It is not the everyday difficulties of life that Stride talks of. It’s the dark deep well that a human falls into with no hope. I am a carer for someone and I am in my 70s. We are the lost people trying to cope against the hurricane that is coming.

  • @kristinamasters1663
    @kristinamasters1663 28 дней назад +4

    Most young people cant get a decent full time decent pay package people have o hours contracts or 10hours plus flexi and have to barter for extra hours and treated like rubbish at work.

  • @user-zj2yb1qt3d
    @user-zj2yb1qt3d 29 дней назад +5

    It amazes me that people that back this nonsense are people from the 70s onwards where social care was far more funded than it is now.
    Housing cheaper, wages higher, energy cheaper, more and better paid jobs, list goes on.
    Incredible

  • @kevthedruid
    @kevthedruid 29 дней назад +7

    what a great avert for the sucsess of "universal credit " ? they have been rolling it out forever and this proves its a falure, how long can you expect to hound someone to find a job if there are no jobs out there , before they feel depressed because they cant find something that isnt there ,there is no job security with agency work

    • @joetrent4753
      @joetrent4753 29 дней назад +3

      The problem is, a lot of people need help and the DWP just want to force you look for any job without providing any help, yet they threaten you with sanctions if you don’t provide evidence of applying for jobs. I was unemployed many years back and nearly had a mental breakdown due to the stress and feeling so isolated and without any help. Also, the DWP don’t actually care if you get a job, they just want you off benefits so they can tick a box.

  • @JPSRose
    @JPSRose 28 дней назад +4

    I have OCD and recently had a big relapse over the past year. This isnt mild anxiety or depression, it affects people on a daily basis and is one of the most debilitating illnesses you can have.
    Ive been trying to access help via the NHS and there is none, essentially. If i want treatment ill have to go private but i cant afford it since I genuinely don't feel well enough to work.
    I have never received any benefits in my life, but my only last hope of getting actual specialist treatment was if I was awarded PIP. Despite hardly leaving my home for six months and having suicide ideation on my records I still didnt receive a single point on their assessment criteria.
    PIP is not something that is easy to obtain. The idea that people are easily obtaining it and fleecing the system is pure propagada Im afraid.
    Im not your typical lefty soap dodger, but PIP is genuinely meant to be there to support people who need help - and in most cases those who should be eligible are turned away.

  • @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy
    @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy 15 дней назад +1

    I am 73 so a pensioner not a claimant. Four yrs ago I became chronically ill due to a mystery virus. A lot of the time bedridden. Thought I was dying. My job was on my feet at 68 for 8 hrs a day with half hour break, heavy lifting. I had to literally beg my dr for sick notes. Got them at two weekly intervals. He had no understanding of my job, my age, my illness. After the endless pleading I gave up and gave in my notice in Feb 2020. So, no, it is not easy to get a sick note, it’s humiliating.

  • @ig9765
    @ig9765 29 дней назад +2

    The caller Rowena - the DWP have quite happily persecuted people with schizophrenia for ESA. True.

  • @martinobrien7110
    @martinobrien7110 22 дня назад +3

    Excuse Me ? Mike Parry should be on PIP Disability Benefit .

  • @janewright2800
    @janewright2800 29 дней назад +7

    Thankyou Marina

  • @noriwilliams4637
    @noriwilliams4637 25 дней назад +2

    Surely Migration is more important to crackdown on. Focusing on the most vulnerable in society is absolutely disgraceful.my brother committed suicide as a result of mental health issues, my dad had bi polar and schizophrenia and i have got Cpstd , anxiety and depressive disorder from history of neglect S abuse, R--- and domestic violence .Not saying i cant work but it has to be remote as cant be in public or social settings so some support is needed.getting adequate care in the NHS is virtually impossible. Sending love to all Mental health sufferers its no joke .

  • @daved4547
    @daved4547 28 дней назад +3

    So, what do we 'think' occurred about 5 years ago? Hmm.. 🤔

  • @thugslife111
    @thugslife111 29 дней назад +7

    I love marina shes fab. She should go as mp i would 100% vote for her

    • @mazzgoldie9149
      @mazzgoldie9149 28 дней назад

      Too much of a bleeding heart liberal for me. Very left wing.

    • @thugslife111
      @thugslife111 28 дней назад

      @@mazzgoldie9149 left wing because she dose not like hurt coming to everyone? Is that what right wing is makes everyones lives a misary ?

  • @MrInkdrop
    @MrInkdrop 23 дня назад +2

    To the team at Jeremy Vine - Check your sources. Outsourced Assessment has led to some serious mess ups in DWP. When PIP was announced letters were sent out to ALL claimants on DLA, PIP - comes under two forms - Getting Around and Personal Care, Its self explanatory. Work is another matter. If you want people back in meaningful work you need to provide some sort of support for their condition - If they have skills - provide the opportunity to use them.

  • @Hermansthehat
    @Hermansthehat 13 дней назад +1

    Crack down on illigal immigrants first

  • @michaelclifford6468
    @michaelclifford6468 24 дня назад +2

    There a feckless people playing the system at the top and at the bottom. A financial comparison would be interesting.

  • @rosemarycuthbert4623
    @rosemarycuthbert4623 21 день назад +1

    Lets make the corrupt tory tax evaders pay

  • @fionaburnett8578
    @fionaburnett8578 24 дня назад +2

    The goverment made this problem with their policies

  • @Boo-pv4hn
    @Boo-pv4hn 29 дней назад +3

    Your igniting you have to pay for social care out of it, so that’s £150 a week for just 5 hours. You’re also ignoring all the added costs for for example incontinence diapers. If you’ve got social phobia/severe anxiety you can’t do public transport so that’s taxi costs, if you don’t go out alone that’s costs of the person supporting you for lunch if your out at the hospital. If for example you need to go somewhere that is several hours train ride away and trains out you in a state of panic attacks then you’d need to pay for a night over at a hotel as just getting there would be overwhelming. I’ve been physically disabled, and I’ve had depression and anxiety agoraphobia ect. I felt more free when I was unable to physically walk than I did with my agoraphobia. The brain is a powerful thing and that’s being doscounted

  • @ibjensen8120
    @ibjensen8120 29 дней назад +16

    Marina is just fantastic!

  • @ShirleyRowarth-wn6xp
    @ShirleyRowarth-wn6xp 6 дней назад +1

    "Personal identity payment?" 😂

  • @user-zw3bg9vr5g
    @user-zw3bg9vr5g 7 дней назад +1

    I blame austerity measures and the fact that people can’t find well paid jobs that will keep a roof over their heads and pay the bills. The stress these people are under is of the scale. Little wonder that there’s a rise in mental health issues. People need to feel that they are rewarded for work their wages should cover all of there expenses and there should be enough left over to save. That’s just a basic to lift people out of poverty.

  • @Elvis35-77
    @Elvis35-77 27 дней назад +2

    This will be my 1st and last post. This has pushed me to the brink

  • @Sawk_King
    @Sawk_King 19 дней назад +1

    Jog on! It’s alright for these privileged men in suits to dismiss mental health when they haven’t experienced it & fly around in private planes! Talk about detached from reality!

  • @helenclark2104
    @helenclark2104 29 дней назад +1

    This is the same story to judge people who are not doctors or medical professionals on this illness

  • @syriacchristianity9007
    @syriacchristianity9007 29 дней назад +1

    They keep asking the same loaded question, why not punch up for a change? Like the royal family and all the billionaires we now have since brexit.

  • @martingolding4951
    @martingolding4951 23 дня назад +1

    Am on pip. I have heart failure, heart murmur, enlarge heart, and severe arthritis in my hips, and I am hard of hearing would an employer employ me ??

    • @antonw4671
      @antonw4671 21 день назад +1

      yes, as a paperweight .

  • @kirstiedickinson1689
    @kirstiedickinson1689 13 часов назад

    Neurodiversity - high functioning autism & ADHD - still comes under the umbrella of "mental health" - there's often more to depression and anxiety but rarely covered.
    When the goverment say they are gonna target "mental health" - most (if not all ) neuroderse suffer from anxiety and depression- but there is so much more complexity to the hidden disability - so if they are just lumped in the "mental health box - depression/ anxiety (diagnosis for Neurodiversity is 7year waiting list) then these people are gonna be forced into work with dire physical/ mental health consequences because of lack of tailored questionnaire for their condition and struggles - they need to evolve their assessment process and broaden their definitions of mental health.

  • @paulmessenger9836
    @paulmessenger9836 29 дней назад +1

    If the government can afford it keep paying it if not stop it

  • @mandriod5255
    @mandriod5255 29 дней назад +1

    It’s a very complex issue and the Tories are just using it to bolster support for election and we know if they did bring this in would be under funded and done cackhanded

  • @joprocter4573
    @joprocter4573 29 дней назад +1

    Right to stop crime but sick ppl dont need men in suits unqualified to tell them their personal levels.covid has left lots of ppl with despair and depression.to help cure some needs meat n 2 veg

  • @lg5819
    @lg5819 День назад

    We need to be mindful that depression is not the same as major depression with suicide ideation. And generalised anxiety is not the same as anxiety disorders like PTSD and OCD which is not just about fears of contamination but also includes debilitating, distressing intrusive thoughts and rumination’s that lead to paranoid thoughts. Mental health is complex and the scariest thing is, the people who have the biggest opinions about welfare reform are people who are sensualising this issue by making assumptions about mental health without any credible evidence to back up their findings and are completely ignorant, having no idea what it’s like to live with these longterm conditions on a daily basis.

  • @Tom-wd5bs
    @Tom-wd5bs 14 дней назад +1

    Vine - "things are difficult that doesnt mean you get ill " erm - Jezzer you clearly live on another planet it will absolutely be a cause behind people getting ill - both mentally and physically

  • @thomaslewis5817
    @thomaslewis5817 8 дней назад

    2014 department of work and pensions tries to push my mum back to work she has a full mental breakdown and ends up getting sectioned in a mental hospital for a 3 months and then she's on permanent psychiatric medication for the rest of her life she cannot come off of them because they told her that she comes off of them they'll section her again because she is a risk to herself or others and this was all originally an anxiety issue because she suffered abuse but apparently that's not important you want people back to work and on courses right cos we're all lazy also it's not a new issue as you can see i did say 2014 it's every time there's an election rolling around they get after get tough on the benefit people

  • @truth-hurts3089
    @truth-hurts3089 29 дней назад +3

    Lockdown!!!!

  • @autisticautumn7379
    @autisticautumn7379 28 дней назад +1

    Do these people not think? How about the trauma of going through the pandemic ? Lots of long covid which I have had .The bar has not been lowered for mental health issues .I have SEVERE mental health issues and I do not receive help.The waiting lists for therapy is far too long and if you actually get therapy is the therapy actually appropriate ? BTW who wants to live on benefits its a horrible life it is a depressing life .Employers do not want to employ they won't make the appropriate accomodations.I have had about twenty full and part time jobs and I have two university degrees eventually I was breaking down mentally and physically trying to work.If I could find appropriate part time work with support I would work.The fact that there are more people claiming for mental health issues may also have to do with fact that many people went undiagnosed struggling for years to keep their lives together.I was diagnosed with autism and PTSD at 52 after struggling to stay in work and manage my life for many years.I had no other option except maybe the street I would have been made homeless. The government view is extremely short sighted they are not seeing the full picture.Employers also need to take some responsibility for this and offer the right support to help peopke stay in work.

  • @ronbradshaw1522
    @ronbradshaw1522 14 дней назад +1

    Mike needs to never be in this show again . Bloody disgusting remarks, i have cptsd and work full time , and therapy waiting times are currently around two years

  • @SkellyK1
    @SkellyK1 29 дней назад +1

    You need to know what you are talking about to address it correctly. And they don't.

  • @deniseisherwood6361
    @deniseisherwood6361 29 дней назад +1

    I was left sick during the pandemic I had a bad heart an was not followed up by any doctor with it I was neglected which then left me very poorly I rang the doctors many times to be told to take antibiotics when I didn't need them

  • @rhysdaniels1003
    @rhysdaniels1003 26 дней назад

    Greater Manchester mental health crisis team are disgusting to their patients,they don’t care what happens your chance at seeing a really doctor is slim if the assessment person wants to just tick no because that’s all it is numbers no one’s a patient anymore

  • @rosemarycuthbert4623
    @rosemarycuthbert4623 21 день назад +1

    What are the figures now for self harm and suicide now ? Have a think

  • @robinmcara793
    @robinmcara793 18 дней назад +2

    PIP doesn't stand for what your guest said. This is just opinion. It's not based on reality. The audacity of Vine and the guest to talk about lives being hard, on their salaries, while they talk about issues, neither understand the complexity or difficulty of. Never mind being qualified to talk about. Then you made the caller uncomfortable. Shocking.

  • @rory7590
    @rory7590 29 дней назад

    At what point did the Government put this policy to an electorate and get a mandate for it? Back in 2019, they were claiming that Britain would be better off and the country could look forward to ‘levelling up’. Now they are just ‘cracking down’ on disadvantaged people.

  • @MOJORAPSCALLION
    @MOJORAPSCALLION 21 день назад

    I’d love to work always have since I was 14! Became too unwell to work in 2011, I have had 57 surgeries in 10 years and have paralysed organs and have 3 tubes to survive a SPC catheter that needs care, bowel irrigation daily, draining G tube of gastric contents into bags and all feeds and fluids and meds all down the J tube into my bowel that’s 24 hours a day I have to get up 5 times between midnight and 6am to do pancreatic enzymes with all my feeds & fluids over 24 hour schedule or I don’t absorb them the alternative is TPN so I cannot work as I’m never able to get any rest I’m always doing meds, feeds, fluids, enzymes 24 hours a day and on controlled drugs that an employer wouldn’t allow on site! I’m now scared to death as I have to purchase a lot of items the NHS cannot provide and I have a large number of care hours I need. I had to appeal for pip over 2 years before I could get awarded it I never have enough to cover my disability expenditures annually. Ps. I have Motability wheelchair so all my mobility component has gone so I have none left monthly and the care element all of it goes to my local authority towards my care! It’s insane so essentially they give with one hand and take it away with the other. I also only get £54 a week ESA. It’s ridiculous and I know 2 families committing pip fraud, going on many holidays abroad for like 6 wks, while supposedly too sick and going to loads of festivals and doing pub events, working cash in hand I can go on I digress, but they’re too sick with severe MH issues can’t work and claim everything makes me mad! They also go out all the time. My pip was stopped after being in hospital 7 months very poorly and frequently being hospitalised on and off (28 day linking rule) effecting the sickest of us it’s messed up!

  • @terryelks-op3jk
    @terryelks-op3jk 11 дней назад

    This type of skiving has been going on for many years and has got worse of late.I am not saying they arn't ill but I know of people who are quiet happy getting something for nothing.

  • @Zebo262
    @Zebo262 20 дней назад

    The system isn't paying people to deal with the ordinary difficulties of life.
    PIP..... Personal INDEPENDENCE (key word!) payment. This is given to people who struggle to be independent. People who experience difficulties, illnesses and disabilities, and the extra costs that come from this. A lot of which, for many people, are lifelong!
    Male guest, depreciates and judges mental health on a scale, while showing no understanding....... Strangely, people weren't happy with that response.
    Caring nation, when you are literally trying to justify people's illness and availability of support, when it's most definitely not easily accessible. As with much support.
    The lady taking tablets a few days before, so it was in her system when she was checked, would not have worked. It takes at least a month or two for medication to properly be in your system. So the medical team would have noticed that in their readings.
    I love how no one has mentioned the huge waiting lists for children and teenagers (young people!), even for children struggling with self harm and similar issues. Also the impact of COVID!

  • @user-yy4rb7rg2t
    @user-yy4rb7rg2t 8 дней назад

    Depression isn't a choice, there's so much to worry about

  • @carolynesimpson6070
    @carolynesimpson6070 24 дня назад

    My friend had an interview for Pip she has a left prosthetic arm and stump fingers on her Right hand. The interviewer had wrote down on her form that she had nice finger nails. How disgusting is that. I dont think the interviewers can be arsed and if they are writing down wrong informations they are not observing or listening to the client properly.

  • @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy
    @Thechatteringclasses-oj6zy 15 дней назад

    What’s Rowena on about. It’s no such thing. Whoever gets that is such a rarity. My daughter is homeless, has a brain tumour plus many other conditions. She gets about £300 per month.

  • @user-paullynch
    @user-paullynch 19 дней назад

    It wasn’t worse in the 80’s at all, everyone was much happier and has he forgot about lockdown which sent people batty

  • @nitebulb4u
    @nitebulb4u 29 дней назад +6

    I have paranoid schizophrenia and Asperger’s syndrome , I work part time and was advised by my local benefits office not to put them on my cv or I would never get a job. I made the mistake before and felt it would be okay to tell my employer, I was made to feel so uncomfortable I had to leave. I was born with these illnesses, I have them through no fault of my own . I was brought up to believe everyone should try and do something, but if I tell the truth people treat me like I’m an axe killer or worse. What do they want people like me to do? People do use depression and anxiety as an excuse, try living my life for a day. You would do anything to be just “ normal “

    • @joetrent4753
      @joetrent4753 29 дней назад +6

      I have suffered with anxiety and depression for far too long now (over 30 years) and have extreme fatigue and hope to be assessed for autism as I find a lot of the time things can get so overwhelming and I can’t cope, my brain just wants to shut down. A shitty minimum wage, soulless job won’t help me. I absolutely hear you when you say you would do anything just to be normal.

  • @footballislife1595
    @footballislife1595 27 дней назад

    I have austim and receive PIP for this I also work but I need PIP for support for my every day challenges in life because of my disability I hope the government don’t take it away from me because I genuinely need to it along with millions of people who do need PIP need to target the people who are faking it and have no disability I have evidence so the government won’t take it away from me because I will appeal and get them done for discriminating against me.

  • @retrobombstudios1258
    @retrobombstudios1258 21 день назад

    My mate gets full PIP and treated himself to a motorbike
    He’s been to Alton towers 2 this month and gets a special ticket so he doesn’t have to wait in line oh and they gave him a new car
    He’s having the time of his life
    So I know 1st hand that there are those that do take advantage
    Also immigrants are taught how to apply for PIP before they get here

  • @richardmorley324
    @richardmorley324 18 дней назад

    I think we need a modern day guy faulks lots of high paid talkers who aint got a clue what life is really like

  • @3D_Printing
    @3D_Printing 11 дней назад

    Crack down on their Tax Avoidance pals

  • @pooltableportal
    @pooltableportal День назад

    Sounds like they are looking after their buddies again. Only businesses on the voucher scheme benefit. Whereas independent family run businesses won't be on it. Now people can spend anywhere. If they do this only the likes of Asda, Morrisons etc will benefit as they do with the school meal vouchers. There's no option to spend at a local butcher or fruit and veg shop on them. It's not only going to badly affect disabled people but will affect the business sector too.

  • @sallystrutt6715
    @sallystrutt6715 22 дня назад +1

    Yes let’s go for vulnerable shall we

  • @user-rm4nk5uc4o
    @user-rm4nk5uc4o 23 дня назад

    Show me one person who likes to have mental health problems, they people who are talking about this unfortunately don't understand nothing about it. To wake up in the morning and don't know who you are and where you are is not a good life.