article_snippet.sent: Mr Farage said UKIP could save 'easily £1bn a year' from NHS health tourism and returned to the controversial topic of foreign HIV sufferers receiving treatment on NHS.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Farage said: 'The issue I specifically raised was the issue that since 2012 anybody can come to Britain, not to live, but anybody can come to Britain and get HIV treatment on the National Health Service. '
article_snippet.sent: I have here a letter from a 30 year old HIV positive man in London who says, why are the waiting rooms now full to overflowing?
article_snippet.sent: Why does it now take me three weeks to get an appointment? '
article_snippet.sent: And Mr Farage says to Mr Farage, it is because since we opened the door in 2012 we're now incapable of providing HIV treatment for people legally living in Britain.'