NHS
Genuine opposition or political posturing on A&E closures?
Despite strong opposition in the media and on the ground, Andrew Lansley is still signing off on A&E closures.
IFS: NHS budget squeeze set to last “at least a decade”
The NHS, which David Cameron promised was “safe in my hands”, faces a budget squeeze unparallelled in more than half a century.
‘Obamacare’ judgement: A good day for America
We can only hope that this ruling will remind the UK government how lucky we are to have the NHS.
Breaking the silence: Why business must come to terms with mental health problems
One in four people suffer mental health problems throughout their lives - it’s time for business to act, supporting employees rather than simply firing them.
Welsh government publishes landmark legislation on organ donations
The Welsh government today published for consultation draft legislation to provide for a system of presumed consent for organ donations.
The NHS crisis: A spotter’s guide
Pastygate, Leveson and the local election results have kept the NHS out of the headlines. For now.