Mentions of “nhs” in speeches

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  David Cameron 24 Jun 2008

  David Cameron: Delivering some of the best health in Europe

  "But I also said, in that same speech, that the NHS must come first. There's a simple reason for this

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  Jonathan Morgan 15 Feb 2006

  Morgan: Financial challenges ahead for NHS Wales

  thank you for the statement. You have said that the NHS in Wales has faced a significant financial challenge

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  Liam Fox 23 Sep 2002

  Fox: Themes for Reform: Public Services, Individual Choice

  tell the unpleasant truth about the failures of the NHS. Pointing out the systemic failures of the Health

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  Andrew Lansley 7 Sep 2005

  Lansley: The future of health and public service regulation

  Speech to the NHS Confederation "May I begin by expressing my warm thanks to the NHS Confederation

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  Jonathan Morgan 16 May 2006

  Morgan: Labour has left the Welsh NHS in a sick and sorry state

  "We have chosen a debate relating to an NHS fit for the twenty first century for a number of

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  David Cameron 11 May 2009

  David Cameron: Speech to the Royal College of Nursing

  lives to, and that I owe so much to. The NHS. I want to explain how our plans for our health service

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  Iain Duncan Smith 7 Mar 2002

  Duncan Smith: Government failing to get to grips with health

  sets out our analysis of the shortcomings of the NHS and the weaknesses of the government's approach.

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  Liam Fox 3 Oct 2000

  Fox: Party Conference Speech 2000

  else' and downright incompetent administration the NHS has ever known. No, they don't need to be

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  Michael Howard 3 Mar 2005

  Michael Howard: Margaret Dixon's case is not an exception

  caring doctors and nurses who work so hard for our NHS. It's about the system - a system that has let their

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  Jonathan Morgan 18 May 2004

  Morgan: Spin cannot hide Labour failure to run the Welsh NHS

  sets of congratulations. First, we congratulate NHS staff. Whenever we debate these matters, the Government

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  Jonathan Morgan 29 Jun 2005

  Morgan: Welsh NHS ills not cured by Labour

  and accessed by the relevant NHS bodies to develop the capacity of the NHS. The Assembly Government

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  Jonathan Morgan 3 Jul 2007

  Morgan: Protecting the rights of NHS staff and patients

  that might have been made, and ensuring that the NHS develops into the world-class service that we want

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  Liam Fox 9 Oct 2001

  Fox: Only Conservatives can revive the health service

  as so many have done, and say proudly that the NHS is the envy of the world. But you know, and I know

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  Jonathan Morgan 5 Mar 2005

  Morgan: Action on health in Wales

  claimed there were '24 hours in which to save the NHS' - in 1999, they promised that no one would wait

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  Tim Yeo 6 Mar 2004

  Yeo: Put patients in control

  We all know, in retirement people use the NHS more than when they are younger. Most of

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  David Cameron 4 Oct 2006

  Cameron: The best is yet to come

  economy. Fighting crime. Backing the NHS and our state schools. Childcare and flexible

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  David Cameron 19 Mar 2007

  David Cameron: Speech to Conservative Spring Forum

  Change Bill published last week. And on the NHS, while Labour has been closing Accident and Emergency

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  David Cameron 14 Apr 2009

  David Cameron: An NHS information revolution to save lives

  Labour have actually created a system that forces NHS staff to follow rules that can actively cause harm

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  Jonathan Morgan 28 Mar 2006

  Morgan: NHS Wales is facing deepening debts

  the appalling state of financial mismanagement in NHS Wales. As the Government was so reluctant to bring

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  Michael Howard 26 Apr 2005

  Howard: £10 million technology to fight hospital superbug

  there were just 24 hours to save the NHS. 24 hours to save the NHS. But what state are our hospitals