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Will doctors need MBAs in NHS reforms?
The health reforms are so wideranging they may prove difficult to cover, writes Jon Snow – but more importantly, will they be difficult to implement as well?
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NHS frontline blog: “This is a phony revolution, driven not by patients or clinicians, but by business interests,” writes trauma surgeon Catherine Blake for Channel 4 News.
Is Groupon, the fastest growing company in history, a giant of the future or a sign of a new internet bubble? Channel 4 News’ technology correspondent Benjamin Cohen reports from Chicago.
David Cameron says he has “every sympathy” with the mother of a disabled girl refused extra support, who asked social services to put her into care. But he denies that government cuts are to blame.
The health reforms are so wideranging they may prove difficult to cover, writes Jon Snow – but more importantly, will they be difficult to implement as well?
As the “biggest reform” in the history of the NHS takes shape, the chairman of the British Medical Association writes for Channel 4 News on the potential risks in the Government’s plans.
A radical NHS shake-up, which will cause 24,500 job losses, is called “patient-centred” by Andrew Lansley but the Patients Association tells Channel 4 News it is “not convinced” as cuts start to bite.
A record number of students have already applied to university before Christmas in an attempt to secure early places, new figures show.
Predictions in politics are a mug’s game: defining moments, from 9/11 to the banking collapse, often come from nowhere. But caveats aside, here’s some tips for 2011, from Gaby Hinsliff.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged the wealthier people in society to shoulder their load in the economic downturn in his Christmas Day sermon.
Britain’s economy could be drained of more than £1bn a day as freezing temperatures persist and more snow falls, leaving retailers counting the cost of the disruption.
Transport Secretary Philip Hammond backs controversial plans to build a London to Birmingham high speed rail link through the Chilterns – but pledges more than half the route will be amended.
Councils are set to find out how much funding is to be cut, which will lead to a reduction in local government spending without parallel in modern times, an expert tells Channel 4 News.
As Scotland Yard launches a criminal inquiry into the attack on Prince Charles and wife Camilla, one former officer tells Channel 4 News that the Prince may have overruled advice not to make the trip.
Labour accuses the government of breaking its promise to increase spending on the health service in real terms. Are they right?
As the HMS Ark Royal aircraft carrier returns to port for the final time after being decommissioned in the Defence Review, it marks the UK’s exit from an exclusive global club, writes Carl Dinnen.