As we celebrate its 78th year, our beloved NHS faces an ongoing threat: death by privatisation. The question is: Can Labour be trusted to protect what Nye Bevan built, or will it preside over its gradual dismantling? And what would happen if, God forbid, Farage and Reform got into power?
We need ministers to stop pretending this is someone else’s problem
It’s a spending review of some significance.
If current trends continue, annual spending on outsourcing could exceed £400 million by 2028, enough to fund 3,389 full-time consultant radiologists.
“Nigel Farage the worker’s friend? No chance.”
SNP MP Seamus Logan explains how his private members bill could protect the NHS
Trussell is calling for an “essentials guarantee” to be embedded within Universal Credit to ensure recipients can afford basic needs such as food and heating.
“This doesn’t mean it’s ‘job done’. Loads to do. But the NHS is going in the right direction.”
Constituents in Ashfield, which is represented by Reform UK’s Lee Anderson were left shocked after learning about the party’s plans to make people pay to use the NHS. In a video released by the Trades Union Congress, people are askedtest
Unions are unhappy about potential job losses while others are worried it could lead to further privatisation of the health service
