Bevan’s cry that the Tories want to demolish the NHS was not heard on Friday when new private diagnostic centres were announced.
The sad reality is that the NHS is marking its 75th anniversary with record levels of funding, record waiting lists, and record dissatisfaction.
The Shadow Health Secretary takes refuge in claiming he’s not read details of complaints about the Labour’s leader’s record when Director of Public Prosecutions.
“I’m really worried about it, particularly the decicison they appear to have taken to remove derogations – the exemptions they’ve put in place previously around emergency care, cancer care.”
We need to look at improving efficiency, and new ways of doing things. Many who work in the NHS are frustrated with the waste of both time and money, resulting from inefficient practices and poor management.
A plurality of party members express support for a system under which employers and employees fund most healthcare, rather than having it provided by the state free at the point of use.
The tragedy of the puritan is that they will never actually be free of “the haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be having a good time”.
The Shadow Health Secretary has been asked by Tominey to prove his party isn’t “a lot of soundbite and no substance”.
Talking a good game about the health service’s failings is a very different art to ending an unsustainable model.
The Shadow Health Secretary was asked by Laura Kuenssberg whether he would pay striking nurses more.
“There is still time” for the Russian President “to do the right thing”, he adds.
Shadow health secretary says dropping remaining Covid restrictions, including self-isolation, is “not the right thing to do”.
Whatever the outcome of Sue Gray’s investigation, we must draw a line under the questions being faced by the Government.
There is a clear opportunity for the Conservative Party to be on the side of those who have suffered for doing the right thing,