Keir Starmer vows to face down ‘loud opposition’ to fix NHS

A major inquiry concluded that the health service in England is in 'critical condition'.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised a 10-year plan to address the issues in the NHS.
Starmer is prepared to take controversial actions to reform public health and the NHS.
The inquiry was led by cancer surgeon and former minister Ara Darzi.
Starmer aims to face opposition to his planned public health measures and NHS reforms.

Following a major inquiry led by cancer surgeon and former minister Ara Darzi, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has acknowledged that the NHS is in a 'critical condition'. In response, he has committed to a comprehensive 10-year plan aimed at reforming the health service and improving public health in England. Starmer has expressed his readiness to implement controversial measures and confront any opposition to his proposed reforms, emphasizing the urgency of addressing the challenges facing the NHS.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a 10-year plan to reform the NHS after an inquiry found the health service in critical condition. He is prepared to take controversial actions to address the issues and face opposition to his proposals.

NHS in Critical Condition, Prime Minister Proposes 10-Year Plan

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NHS in Critical Condition, Prime Minister Proposes 10-Year Plan

9/12/2024

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