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NHS funding faces biggest real-terms cuts since 1970s, warns IFS

Health spending in England to suffer 1.2% cut, worth £2bn, despite extra costs, thinktank’s analysis finds

The Guardian - UK

NHS tops poll of voters’ concerns as latest strike threatens further havoc

Junior doctors’ 11th walkout in England expected to add to backlogs in service a third of Britons say NHS is most pressing issue

The Guardian - UK

Lee Anderson's 'divisive and dangerous' rant against Sadiq Khan condemned by Tory and Labour MPs

Tory chiefs are under pressure to take action against Mr Anderson over his outburst against the London mayor

Evening Standard

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Muslim Vote group plans to 'punish' Labour party over Gaza stance

The party has been split on calls for a ceasefire for months

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer risks biggest rebellion of his leadership over Gaza vote, MPs warn

Labour backbenchers urge party not to whip them against SNP’s motion calling for immediate ceasefire

The Guardian - UK

Israel has gone ‘beyond self-defence’ in Gaza, says Labour’s Streeting

Frontbencher says party considering its options on SNP-led Commons vote on ceasefire later this week

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Wes Streeting's election battle over Israel-Gaza is especially sad given Ilford's historic diversity

Two or three times a year my school would half-empty, leaving the remaining gentiles, Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims to twiddle our thumbs. That was because in Ilford, Jewish children were excused for religious holidays. It was, after all, a Jewish community. I grew up in the Ilford North constituency in…

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OPINION - The Standard View: The challenge to Wes Streeting in Ilford North is symptomatic of Labour's problem

Across the country, Labour is enjoying 20-point leads in the polls. But in individual constituencies, sitting MPs don’t feel so safe. Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting is perhaps the most high-profile example. The Ilford North MP is facing a challenge from an independent candidate over a single issue: Gaza.

Evening Standard

Bitter battle for Labour as independents target London MPs over Gaza

Pro-Palestinian candidates are working together in capital to unseat politicians who did not support a ceasefire

Evening Standard

How to fix Britain’s crumbling NHS? Whatever you do, don’t ask a doctor

My conversations with senior staff tell me this: only radical reform will work. If he takes control, Wes Streeting must be brave, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

‘Trust is lost’: Muslim voters unhappy with Labour’s stance on Gaza war

Party’s position has shifted with Keir Starmer now calling for a ‘sustainable ceasefire’ but for some voters it is too little too late

The Guardian - UK

Labour would let high-street opticians do glaucoma and cataract checks for NHS

Party says referring common eye problems to optometrists could cut health service waiting lists in England

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak sidesteps question over whether campaign against Houthis will be ‘prolonged’ – as it happened

Prime minister tells MPs no decision has been taken ‘to embark on sustained campaign’ as SNP questions how successful strikes will be

The Guardian - UK

Pro-Palestinian activist to run against Wes Streeting in election for Ilford North

Leanne Mohamad to run against shadow health secretary in next general election amid anger at Labour’s Israel-Gaza stance

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Thousands take to central London for demonstration ‘in solidarity with Israel’

Demonstrators demand the release of hostages kidnapped by Hamas

The Guardian - UK

Labour considers non-dom tax plan that would raise £1bn less than initial pledge

Party may allow non-domiciles to live in Britain for four years before ending tax break, it is understood

The Guardian - UK

Post Office only agreed to accept reduced charges in some cases if accused accepted ‘nothing wrong’ with Horizon – as it happened

Stephen Bradshaw, former Post Office investigator, tells Horizon IT inquiry this was ‘probably not’ appropriate

The Independent UK

Senior Tory Andrea Leadsom mocked for claiming babies get teeth 18 months before they’re born

Ms Leadsom, a junior minister in the health department, says children’s teeth are ‘about four-and-half years old’ by the time they turn three

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The Guardian - UK

Health inequalities ‘caused 1m early deaths in England in last decade’

Exclusive: Review by Michael Marmot decries ‘shocking political failure’ behind differing life expectancies across country

The Guardian - UK

As manifesto deadline day looms, five questions Keir Starmer must answer

Labour must decide its policies on key issues including taxes, green spending and the NHS before party’s election campaign begins

The Guardian - UK

The junior doctors’ strike is becoming Labour’s problem – and it has no easy answers

Industrial action has revealed a wider malaise among young professionals, something the next government will inherit, writes Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Junior doctors strike to ‘save’ NHS

In today’s newsletter: Patients in England have been warned of serious disruption as junior doctors begin one of the most devastating strikes in NHS history

Evening Standard

Londoners turn to 'Dickensian' DIY dentistry as 60 per cent of practices can't take NHS patients

'We've had cases of people pulling their own teeth out,' the shadow health secretary said

The Guardian - UK

Labour says raising junior doctors’ pay would be a ‘journey, not an event’

Health spokesperson Wes Streeting reiterates need for caution over spending if party wins next general election

The Guardian - UK

Michelle Mone admits she lied to media over links to PPE firm

Ex-Tory peer defends lying to media over links to firm that made millions from PPE deals, saying, ‘It’s not a crime … I was protecting my family’

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