The Prime Minister's UK-wide 1.25% health and social care levy is 'too little to fix Tory mess' as the rot had set in to the NHS years before coronavirus thanks to a decade of Tory rule

By contrast, 23% think utilities should be owned and operated privately according to a new Ipsos survey.

A record 5.6 million are now awaiting NHS hospital treatment in England – only stopping the cuts, the creeping privatisation, and the privileging of profit over people will bring the numbers down.

Shadow health secretary says regional waiting lists could help people get hospital treatment quicker.

Previously unreported papers have been unearthed by The Daily Telegraph as the current Government pursues privatisation

PM believes huge rapid testing programme is ‘only hope’ before a vaccine, leaked document says

The firm is seeking the funds, which will be paid back, to take over the collapsed firm.

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Icaro Rebolledo and Anita Charlesworth use five charts to compare UK health care spending with EU countries before the pandemic.

Shadow health secretary says that in the longer term, he would like no one to need to go private

In June, there were 1.4m people awaiting tests such as MRIs, CT scans and cardiology investigations and that number is still increasing. Campaigners say the delays could cost lives

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Shadow health secretary says quicker treatment to stop working class families being left behind is more important than ideology

The prime minister’s business aide is overseeing efforts to avert the utility’s potential failure

Ofcom, the government regulator responsible, is asking the public for views on plans to reduce Royal Mail's legal obligation to deliver letters 6 days a week. Don’t let them get away with this. Use

The postal service faces another fine by the industry watchdog for falling short on first class mail.

England’s best beaches suffered from 8,500 hours of sewage dumping last year, new figures show. People are rightly angry about this ongoing crisis and politicians are competing to show they’re taking

Gerry Barney says temporary branding update by rail industry group uses too many colours

For some opaque investors, the crisis is a money-making opportunity, says the Guardian’s assistant Opinion editor Hettie O’Brien

Unions fear ticket offices are set to close with the loss of thousands of jobs.

In Germany, France and even the US, most energy is supplied by the state, and such challenges are more easily faced, says David Hall, visiting professor at the University of Greenwich

Tony Perks, 74, said he has waited for more than two years for a test.

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After decades of chaos, what Andy Burnham and campaigners have achieved could be a blueprint for the rest of the UK, says Cat Hobbs, founder of campaign group We Own It

UK party’s health spokesperson says improvements rest on reform rather than pouring money into a ‘leaky bucket’

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Under the Conservatives, our NHS has gone from being world-leading to on its knees. In 2014, a Commonwealth Fund study ranked the NHS as the…

Citizens Advice anticipating busiest winter ever for helping people who cannot afford to top up

Centrica, its parent company, has revealed a £6.5 billion profit in the first six months of 2023

Under the Conservatives, our NHS has gone from being world-leading to on its knees. In 2014, a Commonwealth Fund study ranked the NHS as the…

Water company seeks to avoid government bailout as officials make contingency plan for its failure dubbed Project Timber

Private financiers will bank transfer fees when a string of PFI contracts for public buildings in Scotland end.

Chronic staff shortages and rock-bottom industrial relations have left households without mail

Handing out contracts out to firms like Serco and G4S has become second nature to those in power, says campaigner Cat Hobbs

Production companies and celebrities are backing the initiative.

RPI inflation has hit 3.8% in the year to July 2021 - which normally would mean a massive rise in rail fares in the coming January. The government stresses a decision has not yet been made

The party says fewer people would be waiting if the government had maximised use of private clinics.

Neither of the main political parties is in favour of reversing the wave of privatisations which has taken place over the past four decades

THE Shadow Health Secretary warns the NHS today that there will be no additional funding without the “major surgery” of reform under Labour. Wes Streeting asks for Sun readers’ backing for a massiv…

Labour government will ‘turn the NHS on its head’, says frontbencher

Environment Agency data shows sewage spilled into England's waterways for over 3.6 million hours last year.

Public ownership means we can reinvest profits in improving services rather than lining shareholders’ pockets – while also improving health and tackling climate breakdown.