Nearly 2,000 elderly people per day were turned down for care

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Age UK marked the second anniversary of the PM's time in office by urging him in a letter to fulfil his first-day promise to fix social care, and handing it in to 10 Downing Street.
58% : Two thirds of directors of social services say the number seeking support due to carer breakdown, sickness or unavailability of care has risen in their areas.
57% : Today is the second anniversary of Mr Johnson standing on the steps of Downing Street on his first day as Prime Minister to claim he had already prepared a plan to reform social care.
55% : But the Treasury has said this would be expensive, and ministers have been considering a 1p in the pound increase in National Insurance on both employers and employees to raise £10billion a year.
51% : It found that more than four in five want Mr Johnson to fulfil his pledge to 'fix social care, once and for all'.
46% : Poll finds that more than four in five want PM to fulfil his pledge to 'fix social care
45% : Nearly 2,000 requests for vital social care have been turned down every single day since Boris Johnson first promised to fix the broken system [File photo]
43% : Nearly 2,000 requests for vital social care have been turned down every single day since Boris Johnson first promised to fix the broken system.

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