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What is Sir Keir Starmer's 10-year plan to save the NHS?
Sir Keir Starmer has hailed the government’s 10-year plan for the NHS, saying the “future already looks better” for the beleaguered service. The prime minister set out proposals on Thursday which he said would bring care much closer to people’s homes, reducing the reliance on hospitals and on A&E.
Ahead of the 77th anniversary of the creation of the health service on Saturday, PM Keir Starmer promised not only to fix the ...
The Prime Minister has thanked an NHS worker who looked after his brother in the last weeks of his life. Sir Keir Starmer’s ...
Keir Starmer announces reforms that promise to move NHS in England from a 'sickness service' to a health system focused on ...
Sir Keir Starmer launches the Government's 'Ten Year Health Plan' which aims to transform where we get NHS care - here's what it will mean for us all ...
Starmer: NHS future looks bright under Labour — but we’ve got more work to do - The prime minister said Rachel Reeves’s ...
PM Sir Keir Starmer outlined three main facets of the plan. Moving care into the community, digitising the NHS, and a focus on sickness prevention.
Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to fix the 'broken NHS' by dragging it through a technological revolution Credit: Getty. Launching a ten-year health plan yesterday, they said it was “change or bust”.
The PM and chancellor hugged while visiting an east London hospital - a day after Reeves was seen crying in the Commons.
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