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A call to action
This next week could be the deciding one for the future of our NHS.
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Helen
Join me at the rally to save our NHS
Over the past months, our campaign to stop Cameron destroying our NHS has just kept building.
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Royal College of GP’s that Health Bill would cause ““irreparable damage” to care.
The college, which represents 34,000 GPs in England, said the overhaul had to be stopped because it threatened to cause "irreparable damage" to care.
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98 out of 100 GPs reject Tory Health Bill.
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We need your help today
This evening, Andy Burnham and the Labour Party are proposing a motion in Parliament urging the Government to rethink their plans to radically increase the role of the private sector in our National Health Service.
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Helen
Sign our NHS Christmas card to Cameron
Yesterday, children across the country opened the first window in their advent calendars, starting the countdown to Christmas. But we want to mark the countdown in another way - by sending David Cameron a message that all we want for Christmas is our NHS.
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Jos Bell
Losing the plot: How the Lords rubbished the NHS bill – then voted for it anyway
If it were not so ironic it could be reassuring: during the course of the House of Lords second reading of the health and social care bill almost every Lord or Baroness who spoke referred to the need to amend the bill in one way or another.
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New ‘Big NHS Weekend’ dates set
Following on from the success of our September 'Big NHS Weekend', when union and Labour members campaigned together in 100 constituencies across the country, we've now set dates for October, November and December.
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Liberal Democrat leadership tries to block grassroots members having their say on the NHS
Party machine try to stop members debating the Health and Social Care Bill
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The Health Bill passes - what next?
So, yesterday Cameron's Health Bill passed its Report Stage in the House of Commons. Only two days had been allocated to debate this huge Bill that will have such an impact on the Health Service we know and love. Labour MPs spoke out again and again against the measures, explaining that they believe these so-called reforms are wasting millions of pounds on structural changes that will mean worse patient care, more privatisation and more red tape.