The NHS has been operating on good will for the last five years – it’s time for the government to ease the strain
It’s not just patients but nurses, doctors, midwives and paramedics who are suffering from the government’s NHS mismanagement
NHS
Election 2015: the future of our NHS is at stake
The coalition has brought untold havoc to the NHS and treated the public’s most cherished institution with disdain
Even Tories regret what they’ve done to the NHS
Conservative MP Stephen Dorrell accuses his party of caring more about headlines than patients
King’s Fund quarterly report shows A&E in crisis
Staff morale and patient care are suffering as the NHS heads for even more deficit
Farage admits he still wants a private NHS
After backtracking on leaked comments last year, the UKIP leader tells Radio 4 he still supports privatising healthcare
Why I do not trust the government with any part of the NHS
The Conservatives’ refusal to back down on TTIP poses a huge risk to public health.
Cameron’s credibility deficit: the PM has failed to deliver on three big 2010 pledges
David Cameron will today accuse Labour of lacking credibility. As we’re on the subject, it’s worth looking at the credibility of the PM when it comes to the three big pledges he made in 2010.
Cancer: No more political quick fixes, please
If we want cancer survival rates that compare with the best in the world, we can’t rely on political quick fixes.
Almost 1 million turn to A&E because unable to see a GP, according to patient survey
940,000 patients turned to A&E because they were unable to get a GP appointment.
NHS: From ‘record high’ satisfaction to ‘breaking point’ within four years of coalition government
The NHS was in excellent shape when Labour left office in 2010; now it isn’t. For this the coalition must take at least some of the blame.