Wes Streeting is on the charm offensive
Your dose of gossip from this year’s Labour Party Conference in Liverpool
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Why is Labour so cheery?
Every faction believes that it could own the future
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Farage now tied with Starmer as “best prime minister”
An exclusive Ipsos survey shows the Reform leader is level with his Labour opponent for the first time.
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Wes Streeting is spreading his wings
What’s behind the Health Secretary’s recent interventions on racism and Palestine?
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The missing trusts from the maternity review
Why has the government excluded some of the worst-performing hospital units from its investigation?
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Will the government’s maternity review let families down again?
The Department of Health has announced the 14 hospital trusts it will investigate
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Why junior doctors are right to strike back
Also this week: downsizing to a flat and a bumper year for fathers over 60.
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Keir Starmer’s credit arrears
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Wes Streeting: This is a government of and for the working class
The Health Secretary on class, the NHS and a year of Labour government.
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A day out with Jeremy Corbyn’s new party
Can they really replace Labour?
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The five-day doctors’ strike is the last thing Labour needs
The government’s promise to fix the NHS is looking increasingly untenable.
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In Canada, I am rediscovering what being a GP can mean
Wes Streeting could learn a thing or two from British Columbia.
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Wes Streeting’s maternity revolution
The Health Secretary has vowed to overhaul the NHS’s most scandalous service.
By Labour promised to fix the NHS but seems set on breaking it even more
Wes Streeting appears to be the first Labour health secretary willing to countenance cutting back end-of-life care.
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Exclusive: Why Wes Streeting changed his mind on cross-sex hormones
The evidence that shifted the government’s position on providing the treatment to children is revealed here.
By The NHS will be paid to cut waiting lists – at great cost to patient safety
Are some people destined to become collateral damage so that lists “fall” faster?
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Labour has finally seized command of the health service
With the dissolution of NHS England, the government has the power – and the responsibility – to truly reform healthcare.
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It will take more than cash to repair the NHS
Labour must make hard decisions on the future of social care.
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What Streeting vs Miliband revealed
Labour’s ideological ambiguity is intensifying factional divides.
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Is the assisted dying bill doomed?
Wes Streeting’s intervention has added to the momentum against the legislation.
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