'We should charge drunks at A&E'
With the NHS facing the pressure of a growing and ageing population, is it time to start charging for some services?
A 麻豆官网首页入口 IPSOS/MORI survey of more than 1,000 adults in the UK suggests that a third of people think it would be acceptable to charge for treatment - but half thought that would be unacceptable.
And from April, hospitals will have a legal duty to charge overseas patients upfront for non-urgent care, unless they're eligible for free treatment.
The Victoria Derbyshire programme heard a range of views on whether drunk people should pay for the emergency healthcare they receive.
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