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Wes Streeting urges voters not to ‘give the matches back to the arsonist to finish the job’ – as it happened

Shadow health secretary says Tory election victory would be ‘nightmare on Downing Street’ and expresses fury junior doctors’ strike is not resolved

The Guardian - UK

Brexit, oil and bombs: The words that have defined UK elections since 1945

Guardian analysis of messaging in post-war Tory and Labour manifestos reveals shifting political focus

The Guardian - UK

We have abandoned our vulnerable children

For 14 years, the Conservative government has shown no interest in the lives of young people in difficulty

The Guardian - UK

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Labour lays into Tory NHS record with hard-hitting social media blitz

Labour claims waiting lists could hit 10 million if the Tories remain in power

The Independent UK

Labour and Tories would ‘both leave NHS worse off than under austerity’

Analysis by leading experts the Nuffield Trust reveals that main parties’ manifestos would squeeze health spending

The Guardian - UK

‘When they get in they will face a terrible reality’: can steady Starmer deliver what he promises?

Labour’s manifesto launch was as risk-averse as its whole campaign, but what will happen under the impact of bankrupt councils, crumbling schools and an NHS in crisis?

The Guardian - UK

Six in 10 back more NHS spending, even if it means higher taxes – poll

Some 40% said they would be willing to pay higher personal taxes if it meant higher spending on public services more broadly.

Evening Standard

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What each party promises voters in its UK general election manifesto

A look at how Labour, the Conservatives, Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid Cymru compare on key issues

The Guardian - UK

Strictly’s Amy Dowden accepts MBE on behalf of all those living with Crohn’s disease

Dancer’s openness about health struggles has received wide praise

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer denies he is hostile to those who use private healthcare

Labour leader also said he was prepared to make enemies by reforming the planning system

The Independent UK

Tory party CEO is director at cancer care firm benefiting from NHS waiting lists

Stephen Massey has taken on role at GenesisCare, which reports increased demand ‘as a result of NHS backlogs’

The Guardian - UK

London hospitals cancel nearly 1,600 operations and appointments in one week due to hack

King’s College and Guy’s and St Thomas’ trusts have been worst affected by ransomware attack by Russian gang Qilin

The Guardian - UK

NHS cyber attack sees more than 1,500 operations and appointments cancelled in London

NHS London says impact of attack to be felt ‘for weeks to come’

Evening Standard

Recovery from cyber attack that cancelled thousands of hospital appointments to take months, NHS admits

The NHS will publish weekly data on the impact of a major cyber attack on London hospitals

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

UK election manifestos: views of those in education, health and social care

From Labour’s free school breakfast clubs to the Lib Dems’ focus on social care, what do those who work in these areas think of what’s promised?

The Independent UK

Using Ozempic to get ‘beach body ready’ risks dangerous complications, lead NHS doctor warns

Experts warn against using drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy to lose weight ahead of summer holidays

The Conversation

Labour’s enticing plan for a national care service is so vague it looks like a tick box exercise

Social care often seems to be the forgotten sibling of the NHS. The UK clapped for NHS staff during the pandemic, which was truly deserved. But there was no applause for those at the front line of social care, the people providing care to some of the most vulnerable members…

The Conversation

The Lib Dems want to tax the banks more – is this a good idea?

The Liberal Democrats were the first party to unveil their manifesto and the first party to break ranks and declare increases in tax, or sort of. Ed Davey announced that they would reverse tax cuts to banks and introduce a windfall tax on profits. Obviously, the Liberal Democrats can do…

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The Conversation

UK election: how the parties differ on their approach to the NHS

In the UK, the NHS is always one of the most discussed issues in an election campaign and rates high in polls of voters’ priorities. Health and the NHS have also dominated the political debate for the last parliament, with the COVID pandemic and subsequent crises in primary care, elective…

The National (Scotland)

'Make it up': LibDems blasted for 'misleading' leaflet featuring The National

THE LibDems have been accused of misleading voters with a leaflet featuring a “headline” from The National.

The Conversation

Why Labour and the Conservatives think they can improve the country without raising taxes – and why it’s a gamble

Both the Conservatives and Labour have made the same pre-election promise not to increase taxes on working people. They’ve also made many other promises to improve the NHS, crack down on illegal immigration, build more houses and many other things. So how do they think they can do these things…

The Guardian - UK

General election live: Starmer tells Nick Robinson he is ‘not complacent’ about becoming PM – as it happened

BBC presenter will sit down with Labour leader after interview with PM aired earlier this week

The Guardian - UK

NHS: how 14 years of Tory rule have changed Britain – in charts

Waiting list in England is almost three times the 2010 figure, while satisfaction levels have plummeted

The Guardian - UK

Hope is not enough: people want to know that Keir Starmer can fix things

Labour’s downbeat manifesto for a downbeat nation reflects the feeling that voters want action now – not grandiose words, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Mother hopes Martha’s rule will ‘upend hierarchy’ on hospital wards

Campaigner calls for mutual respect between patients and doctors, as 143 NHS sites sign up to rapid review scheme

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