Chancellor George Osborne has been accused by Labour of targeting NHS cash to help fund a cut in the top rate of income tax.

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NHS budget ‘raided’ for tax cuts

Chancellor George Osborne has been accused by Labour of targeting NHS cash to help fund a cut in the top rate of income tax.

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NHS budget ‘raided’ for tax cuts

The House of Lords backs an amendment to the government’s health bill aimed at assuaging Liberal democrat concerns over a growth of competition within the NHS.

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Peers accept concessions on NHS

Prime Minister David Cameron tells his party’s spring conference the need for change in the NHS in England is “unavoidable and urgent”.

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PM defends ‘urgent’ NHS changes

Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords launch a new attempt to rewrite the government’s controversial plans for the NHS in England.

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Rewrite NHS bill – Lib Dem peers

Former chief executive of the NHS Lord Crisp says the government’s proposals to change the health service in England are a “mess”.

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NHS bill is a mess, says ex-chief

David Cameron will meet healthcare professionals in Downing Street to push the case for highly contentious changes to the NHS – but opponents claim they have been excluded.

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PM to host NHS overhaul meeting

Some of the fiercest critics of planned NHS reforms say they have not been invited to a meeting about the changes with David Cameron.

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‘No critics’ at PM’s NHS meeting

Peers are urged to support a move to let hospitals do more private sector work as plans to overhaul the NHS in England return to the Lords.

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NHS directors seek Lords backing

The NHS in England spends £59,000 a day on translating documents and providing interpreters, according to a health think tank.

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NHS translation bill ‘tops £23m’

Proposed changes to the NHS in England have created an “unholy mess” which has hurt the health service, according to the editors of three leading journals.

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NHS changes branded ‘unholy mess’

Proposed changes to the NHS in England have created an “unholy mess” which has hurt the health service, according to the editors of three leading journals.

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NHS changes branded ‘unholy mess’

More than 50 GPs involved in the groups that will control have warned the NHS may be “in peril” if government changes are derailed.

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NHS ‘in peril if shake-up fails’

NHS Lothian demands a review over concerns that a private contractor has not been carrying out proper background checks on staff.

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Review of hospital staff checks

No woman who has undergone private or NHS surgery in NI has received sub-standard silicone breast implants, the chief medical officer says.

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Flawed implants ‘not used in NI’