Labour NHS spending plans will “leave £7bn funding gap”
Labour will have to make savings on top of spending billions just to stand still, according to the Health Foundation
The NHS is victim of political short termism – when will the public notice?
The public don’t seem to realise the scale of the crisis facing the NHS, but it is worse than at any time in memory
Brexit risks undermining NHS without quick government action
If the government wants to avoid an NHS crisis it must focus on pay and nursing shortages
Card readers on hospital beds: Immigration hysteria is breaking the NHS
Health tourism costs the NHS 0.38% of its budget, but the crazed debate over immigration means we have to start charging for care because of it
Britain saved the lives of two babies – the Sun wants us to be angry about it
We shouldn’t be angry about the NHS treating foreign nationals, we should be proud
There’s a whiff of homophobia surrounding the PrEP debate
If HIV was prevalent among straight, white guys, the debate would be very different
What Brexit means for the NHS
All scenarios present the NHS with an even tougher future
PMQs verdict: Corbyn lets Cameron get away with it as Commons descends into ‘your mum’ jokes
Cameron was both misleading and snobbish – but the Labour leader wasn’t smart enough to stand up to him
Watch: How tiring is it to be a junior doctor?
As junior doctors stage their second strike this in a row over proposed new contracts, we ask just how tiring it is to work for the NHS.
Comment: The government’s catastrophic mishandling of the junior doctors saga has put patients at risk
The health secretary must engage in genuine dialogue with the BMA
