Five years of Tory rule have brought the NHS to the brink of extinction. So what can we do?
Coordinated action is needed to keep our NHS public
John Millington
Website John writes on a range of issues, focusing on industrial relations, economics, arts and sport. He is a freelance journalist and athlete, and editor of The Daily Dreadnaught blog.
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