Labour leader Ed Miliband will go on the attack over the coalition’s ill thought out NHS reforms today – as the prime minister and health secretary seek to defend those reforms.
If distinguished academics were “incentivised” to move between universities – similar to a Teach First scheme – other places could be new Oxbridge’s.
Contradictory government messages claim social housing is a repository for the workless while also seeking to rid social housing of tenants with higher incomes
Dr. Charles West, who has been a GP and an NHS manager, writes about the latest potential conflicts of interest over the health bill – namely the ‘Quality Premium’.
As the government plans to outsource unprecedented amounts of the NHS the practice seems to be in crisis, with society’s most vulnerable the inevitable victims.
A new Labour project for government must call upon both its major traditions – mutual as well as Fabian – to create an attractive synthesis, writes Kevin Gulliver.
Age UK, with an alliance of health charities, is calling on all three main party leaders to put aside their political differences and work to reform social care.
Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union, writes about how the coalition’s policies are a programme for social engineering – not social mobility.
“Some good news” for health secretary Andrew Lansley this morning: another group of people back his NHS reforms… the bankers! This brings the tally to three.
NHS Oxfordshire, the Primary Care Trust covering David Cameron’s constituency of Witney, told us they have not organised a single listening even.
