
David Cameron is strangling the NHS. One promise doesn’t change that
Despite Cameron’s GP pledge, the National Health Service looks as precarious as ever in Tory hands.

Despite Cameron’s GP pledge, the National Health Service looks as precarious as ever in Tory hands.

As everyone from the Institute for Fiscal Studies to the International Monetary Fund agrees, the financial sector is under-taxed.

Labour’s NHS plans sound interesting at first view. But can they survive the pressures on the health service?

Alex Salmond’s argument that only independence can save the NHS has been blown apart by new information leaked to the BBC and the Herald newspaper.

It is a direct threat to any future British government’s ability to fully renationalise the NHS.

The transfer of cancer care services to the private sector, says Rob Flello MP, reminds us that with the NHS there is a lot to stand up for

The NHS is in ‘crisis’, according to today’s Sun. But is it really? Or at least, is it in the way the Sun is arguing?

The Yes campaign has borrowed one of New Labour’s best tricks, and not in a good way.

The A&E crisis starts in the GP’s surgery. Labour should make more of this.

The government’s target for 95 per cent of patients to spend less than for hours waiting has been missed for the 50th week in a row.