Meet Antonia, 26, from Greenwich and Woolwich in London. She wanted to train as a nurse but found herself blocked by a healthcare system that claims to desperately need workers yet refuses to create enough training places. This episode explores how HM Treasury's spending constraints on Health Education England have created artificial scarcity in NHS workforce planning. While hospitals struggle with understaffing and patients face longer waits, qualified candidates like Antonia are turned away from training programmes. The training infrastructure exists, the demand from aspiring healthcare workers is there, but Westminster has chosen to cap budgets as though the government that issues the pound could run out of money. A story of how political choices masquerade as natural shortages. Blocked Britain is produced independently and receives no government or corporate funding.

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