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Ever since its inception the most commonly used part of the NHS has been provided by the private sector and I have not seen any suggestion to change this nor much criticism of the way it works linked directly to the fact that it is provided by private individuals - I am of course talking about...

The biggest problem with the NHS has been the advancement in so many areas related to medical procedures and drugs that have resulted in longer life expectancy which in turn has called upon yet more resources. In real terms the NHS now costs ten times what it did in 1948. Nearly 6% of everyone...

It could equally be argued that the NHS is funded entirely from national borrowing. The UK national debt is increasing by about £120 billion per year - the NHS costs about £110 billion per annum.