Labour anger grows over Wes Streeting’s media blitz
Party sources complain that the shadow health secretary was awarded 18 spots in the party’s publicity schedule to promote his…
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Letter of the week: Our carbon dependency
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“The NHS saved my life”: MPs and peers on the health service
To mark the NHS’s 75th anniversary, parliamentarians recount their experiences of receiving care.
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How to deliver healthier lives for the next 75 years
Innovation has improved longevity, but we must ensure nobody is left behind.
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Rosena Allin-Khan: “This is Tory Britain, where we examine patients in cupboards”
The shadow mental health minister on her double life as a doctor and politician, and Labour’s plans to fix the…
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“Outdated” IT and digital skills gap hinder NHS digital transformation, say MPs
New report reveals legacy tech is a barrier to progress for the health service.
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Ditching the NHS for a new model won’t fix healthcare
As the workforce plan is released, international comparisons highlight the best prescription for the health service.
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“I’m feeling gently told off”: Wes Streeting and Dr Phil Whitaker in conversation
As the NHS faces its worst crisis, the shadow health secretary joined the GP for a day at his Somerset…
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Expert comment and analysis from Rosena Allin-Khan MP, Ed Davey MP, Neil O'Brien MP, Dawn Butler MP and Maria Caulfield…
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Fifty days on an NHS ward
Over months of treatment, I have seen the best and the worst of healthcare in Britain.
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The NHS: a history of political interference
The health service was opposed by doctors from the start, and has suffered decades of ministerial harm. Can Labour fix…
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The NHS’s decline will have political consequences
People still value the service but they don’t think it’s well run.
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Where is the NHS workforce plan?
The time for promises and postponements has passed.
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Wendy Mitchell’s Q&A: “It wasn’t until I had dementia that books became a joy”
The campaigner on living with her diagnosis, Barack Obama and her love of Gogglebox.
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The family doctor knows best
A sweeping history of the NHS and one GP’s inside account of a long career on the front line.
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The sick society
How Big Pharma and the charity health sector are making us a nation of the worried well.
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More medical school places will not automatically mean more junior doctors
A lack of postgraduate training is creating a specialist workforce shortage.
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How can innovation improve NHS capacity?
Could investing in new technologies optimise patient outcomes and address current workforce challenges?
Letter of the week: The health challenge
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The Policy Ask with Charmaine Griffiths: “Governments place too much responsibility on individuals to live healthily”
The chief executive of the British Heart Foundation on reducing obesity and why we need an NHS workforce plan.
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