Mentions of “nhs” in speeches

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  Michael Howard April 26, 2005

  Howard: £10 million technology to fight hospital superbug

  1997 Mr. Blair said there were just 24 hours to save the NHS. 24 hours to save the NHS. But

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  Michael Howard April 26, 2005

  Michael Howard: £10 million technology to fight hospital superbug

  save the NHS. 24 hours to save the NHS. But what state are our hospitals in today

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  Nick Bourne Oct. 21, 2006

  Bourne: The NHS is our priority above all else

  backing the NHS, promoting a first class education system, nurturing a strong economy, flexible working

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  Iain Duncan Smith June 5, 2003

  Duncan Smith: A fair deal for patients

  proposals for a Patient's Passport, everyone in the NHS will be able to get treatment at the hospital

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  William Hague May 9, 2001

  Hague warns voters 'Britain deserves Better' than Labour

  number of asylum applications has more than doubled under Labour. "NHS waiting lists are

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  Iain Duncan Smith April 18, 2002

  Duncan Smith speaks to London Chamber of Commerce

  seeking to improve with his tax increases. The NHS is Europe's largest employer. Well over half

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  Jonathan Morgan Nov. 23, 2004

  Morgan: Labour could destroy the NHS in Wales

  world service. We are not seeing the developments within our NHS that we would expect as

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  Jonathan Morgan March 1, 2008

  Morgan: Delivering a National Health Service

  2002, the Labour Assembly Government has set an extra 252 targets for the NHS to follow, health

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  Nick Bourne Dec. 28, 2006

  Bourne: 2007 will be a year of change for Wales

  will back our NHS. It is our priority above all else. It's as simple and straightforward as that

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  Jonathan Morgan Sept. 23, 2003

  Morgan: Labour are not addressing the concerns of the people of Wales

  a yawning wealth gap between Wales and England. A picture of NHS treatment in Wales: a 40

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  Kenneth Clarke Sept. 21, 2005

  Clarke: The Conservative Party and Public Services

  . Responsibility should pass downwards to NHS Trusts, Primary Care professionals, Grant-Maintained

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  Francis Maude Oct. 1, 2006

  Maude: Opening speech of the 2006 Party Conference

  . Next week is our NHS Action Week - our campaign against Gordon Brown's NHS cuts. And let

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  Liam Fox May 7, 2003

  Fox: Labour should think again on foundation hospitals

  sector and the expansion of PCTs to enable the private sector to tender for NHS work. How

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  Jonathan Morgan June 6, 2006

  Morgan: Protecting public sector staff in Wales

  cannot do much to prevent those people from committing acts of violence, but we must ensure that NHS

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  Andrew Lansley Aug. 27, 2008

  Andrew Lansley: No excuses, no nannying

  principal determinants of health lie outside the NHS. Poverty, housing, environment, employment

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  Jonathan Morgan Nov. 1, 2005

  Morgan: Welsh NHS tied up in Labour's red tape

  NHS. It is pitching LHB against LHB. Let us look back to when LHBs were set up. The Government

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  Frederick Howe April 28, 2003

  Howe: The need for vigilance and flexibility on SARS

  NHS staff who have successfully prevented the six SARS patients in this country from infecting anyone

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  Mary Scanlon March 7, 2003

  Mary Scanlon: Putting the patients' needs first in Scotland

  services' that has led to this increase - costing the NHS £186million a year and taking up 11% of

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  Iain Duncan Smith Dec. 12, 2001

  Duncan Smith: Labour has plunged care homes into crisis

  . "It is becoming clearer with every day that Labour's mismanagement of the NHS has plunged

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  Michael Howard Nov. 30, 2004

  Howard: Involving the voluntary sector in the delivery of public services

  want charitable hospitals and clinics to qualify for NHS funding, if they can deliver care at NHS