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Johnson needs to save the U.K. health service to save his career

World / Politics Jan 9, 2021

Johnson needs to save the U.K. health service to save his career

by Tim Ross

The prime minister locked down England for a third time Monday as coronavirus infections pushed hospitals to the breaking point and the death toll rose above 75,000.

As election nears, U.K.'s Johnson is criticized for response to photo of sick child

World / Politics Dec 10, 2019

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson came under fire on Monday for his response to being shown a photo of a sick child lying on a hospital floor ahead of the Dec. 12 election. Later during a campaign visit, he was taken to task by a ...

Boris Johnson aims to meet notorious Brexit bus pledge with health care boost

World / Politics Jul 31, 2019

Boris Johnson aims to meet notorious Brexit bus pledge with health care boost

Boris Johnson plans to spend hundreds of millions of pounds on hospitals and health care technology, as the U.K.'s new prime minister seeks to deliver on his own most contentious political promise. Back in the 2016 referendum, Johnson's pro-Brexit campaign emblazoned a slogan on the ...

After backlash, Trump U-turns on targeting U.K. health service in trade talks

Business Jun 5, 2019

After backlash, Trump U-turns on targeting U.K. health service in trade talks

U.S. President Donald Trump backtracked on comments that Britain's public health service should be on the table in future post-Brexit trade talks between the two countries, after Prime Minister Theresa May said some areas might be off-limits. The National Health Service (NHS) is a cherished ...

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A number of recent scandals suggest that there are weaknesses and flaws in Britain's national health care system.

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