NHS satisfaction lowest on record as Wes Streeting vows to make it ‘envy of the world again’
British Social Attitudes survey shows a "startling collapse" in public satisfaction with the NHS with only one in five now ...
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Wes Streeting: Farage wants you to pay for your healthcare – here’s why he’s wrong
With local elections and a crucial by-election test looming, Wes Streeting is on the war path. Nigel Farage’s views on NHS ...
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Streeting claims school phone ban won’t work – despite voters’ call for new law
New polling, carried out on behalf of The i Paper, indicates strong support across the public for a total ban on phone use in ...
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Wes Streeting launches campaign to ‘obliterate’ Nigel Farage in local elections
Labour has launched a new campaign in a bid to “obliterate” Reform UK’s local election chances and win the upcoming Runcorn ...
Wes Streeting backs new Shotley Bridge Hospital on visit to site
Liz Twist, MP for Blaydon and Consett, joined Mr Streeting on a tour of the site at Genesis Way in Consett. She said: “Having the health secretary here is a clear indication that Labour is delivering ...
Wes Streeting right about one huge problem - if we don't fix it, we aren't civilised
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Share of NHS spending on mental health to fall next year, says Streeting
In a written ministerial statement published on Thursday, Health Secretary Wes Streeting confirmed mental health spending as ...
Sex and gender ID conflation ‘isn’t helpful’ for data collection, Streeting says
Health Secretary Wes Streeting told the Commons that the ‘conflation of sex and gender identity isn’t helpful’ for data ...
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Share of NHS spending on mental health to fall next year, says Streeting
In a written ministerial statement published on Thursday, Health Secretary Wes Streeting confirmed mental health spending as a share of baseline NHS spending would fall by 0.07% to 8.71% in 2025-26.