Editor's blog Thursday 26 May 2011: The Battle Of The Bill: Conservative backbenches fight back
Hats off to Nick Watt, Guardian political editor, for obtaining an email from
wholly sane Conservative backbencher Nick DeBois MP
Editor's blog Thursday 26 May 2011: The Battle Of The Bill: Committee Take 2; Clegg translated; Healey debated
The Battle Of The Bill has been a long campaign. It's ironic that as the
listening pause draws
Editor's blog Thursday 26 May 2011: Rejoice in the Good News! Nadine Dorries could chair Health Bill Committee (II)
Health Policy Insight occasionally receives criticism that we as an entity and I
as an editor are, not to put
Editor's blog Thursday 26 May 2011: Text of Labour shadow health secretary John Healey's RSM speech
Thank you for allowing me to join you and mark this last week of the
Government’s so-called “pause to
Editor's blog Thursday 26 May 2011: Text of Labour's proposed amendments to the Health Bill
After the ‘pause’ – Labour’s alternative on the Health and Social Care Bill
David Cameron‟s Health and Social Care
Editor's blog Wednesday 25 May 2011: Clegg saves the NHS tomorrow?
The seventh lead item on the ten o'clock BBC News was Lib Dem Deputy Prime
Minister Nick Clegg&
Editor's blog Wednesday 25 May 2011: BMA listening exercise response published
The BMA has published its response to the listening exercise
[http://www.bma.org.uk/listeningresponse].
Their media release says
Editor's blog Wednesday 25 May 2011: New NHS Confederation report Rowshamboes Andrew Lansley
Poor old Andrew Lansley. He's got a great career behind him as opposition health
spokesman.
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Editor's blog Tuesday 24 May 2011: Professor Steve Field's private meeting this morning with the Health Select Committee
Professor Steve Field, chair of the listening pause, had a private meeting this
morning with members of the House Of
Editor's blog Monday 23 May 2011: The polar bear joke
A polar bear walks into a bar and starts writing Coalition Government health
policy.
The barman says, "why the