The NHS Chief Executive says that for the good of the health service Britain should stay in the European Union.
Here are three proposals for change.
The last thing we want is a ‘miners moment’ in our NHS, but the doctors’ union is making unreasonable demands.
Conservatives on the London Assembly have produced a series of policies to make London a better city.
Blame is an essential part of individual responsibility. Absolving overweight citizens of their agency enables poor behaviour – and mandates disabling legislation.
The Budget ducked the hard choices that need to be made.
Rediscovering the strong, municipal politics of the Nineteenth Century is the key to making Britain thrive in the Twenty First.
The academies plan could mark the start of a more effective, cheaper, de-centralised, responsive and accountable way of running the nation’s services.
Plus: Zac’s chances, Jarvis’s speech, Stuart Ramsay’s great scoop. And: how long can it be before Carswell and Evans re-join the Conservatives?
Adopting the airlines’ no-fault investigation model is in the best interests of patients, and fits a pattern of minister-led Conservative reform.
Also: Villiers accused of ducking questions on Brexit’s impact on NI; Welsh Tories want ‘scores on doors’ for hospitals; SNP take cover from poor financial figures; and more.
Life expectancy numbers differ between poor and rich neighbourhoods. So too does the expectancy of a life lived free from disability.
Three thousand pharmacies may close down, rather as they did during the late 1960s and early 70s.
They’re the areas with the lowest life expectancy in England and Wales. Kensington & Chelsea and Camden have the highest.
Our broad programme is aimed at ensuring our healthcare is the safest and highest quality available anywhere.