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Lies on NHS

OUR Government and America’s could not be more emphatic: Under the Tories the NHS will never be for sale.

It is pathetic to see Corbyn, his social media propagandists and his pet ­“journalists” persist with their baseless and utterly cynical scaremongering.

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The health service will not form part of any post-Brexit trade deal. Not if it was offered “on a silver platter”, according to Donald Trump. Boris Johnson says it is off-limits anyway.

Corbyn pretends even that isn’t enough. Why? Because that really IS all he has.

His manifesto is a dishonest dossier of ruinously costly bribes likely to destroy hundreds of thousands of jobs. More vast, uncosted freebies are produced daily as Labour’s desperation grows.

But the most deceitful ruse of all is the big lie on the NHS. Remainers never tire of pronouncing that Boris, whom they would hero-worship had he sided with them in 2016, cannot be trusted.

Yet these same people will back ­Corbyn despite knowing his manifesto is a destructive fantasy and his main anti-Tory attack a total invention. He is a liar, but he’s THEIR liar, and on him rests their last hope for Brexit’s reversal.

Imagine the pig-headed stupidity of it: Believing Brexit will harm the economy, but voting for a Marxist who would bankrupt it.

Schools uptick

UNDER the Blair and Brown Governments our pupils plummeted down global league tables for maths and literacy.

Labour ploughed money into school buildings but forgot the point of them.

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It is good news to see that depressing trend reversed under the imaginative reforms of Tories such as Michael Gove.

In latest tests, our 15-year-olds climbed eight places to 14th in reading, nine places to 18th in maths and one place to 14th in science.

What a moment for Labour to reveal it would scrap Ofsted because inspections are “too stressful” for staff and pupils.

The Tories’ rigorous regime is demonstrably improving kids’ life chances.

Does anyone seriously believe that would carry on under Comrade Corbyn?

Just the ticket

WHAT a difference it would make to  businesses and to people’s daily lives if public transport in the regions worked anywhere near as well as London’s.

So the £4.2billion revolution for buses, trams and trains the Tories have now announced for the North, West Midlands and Bristol is music to our ears.

Bridging the huge divide between the capital and the rest of Britain must be their priority if they win the election.

What’s Corbyn’s transport offer? Oh yes . . . a £1,000 bribe for rich London rail commuters, funded at the expense of roads used by millions of low-earners.

A car crash of an idea.