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SKS and Wes Streeting are suggesting a less extreme version of the Blair plan, using the private sector more with reform alongside and instead of more funding in some cases. Streeting is an excellent choice for the role ,given his experience with his cancer battle, he knows the journey faced...

https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2023/jul/05/tony-blair-urges-expanded-role-for-private-sector-as-nhs-turns-75

Should be the sort of person in charge here, im not sure there is any with that level of background in any party. Looks like he worked on insurance model in healthcare before he was appointed? Imagine the outcry if someone like that was appointed here! 2004: Member of the SPD Party...

Not 100% correct, the direction of travel at the time was you could lose your job, you wont be able to travel and you wont be able to do anything without it. Whilst you are correct, you had the right to refuse, it was not as simple as that

Keir Starmer has said Labour is prepared to reform the NHS to prevent it dying, as he said the current system of GP visits “isn’t working”. The Labour leader said his party was going to tackle “bureaucratic nonsense” in the NHS and argued people should be able to self-refer themselves to a...

The last part is spot on, it won’t happen. It should be taken out of the hands of politicians.

I’m sorry for the loss, Christmas is an awful time for it to happen. Social care was a mess before, but how many people got sacked for not being vaccinated? I thought this was a good idea at the time, but in hindsight it’s an awful decision.

Because there was no other way around it? If only there was a test someone could take. Like it or not, shutting down the NHS mostly is one of the reason there is a mess now. Deaths at home was high during that 2 years as well, just no one reported it.

Well that and when you actively encourage people to stay away for almost 2 years, cancel some treatment and some GPs refused to see anyone.