Health Secretary Wes Streeting is impatient for change as he knows the Government will have a big problem if it doesn't slash NHS waits by the general election,' writes Mirror Political Editor Lizzy B

Scrapping NHS England is "the beginning, not the end", the Health Secretary has said, vowing to continue "slashing bloated bureaucracy".

Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting promise greater democratic control but there are whispers in Westminster that they have 'gone a bit Tory'

A hospital chief executive once described NHSE as "the biggest kiss up, kick down, organisation in public life." The comment came to mind when Health Secretary Wes Streeting on Thursday said the scrapping of NHSE would "end the infantilisation of frontline NHS leaders.

The government has announced NHS England will be abolished to "cut bureaucracy" and reform how the National Health Service is run. The changes will not impact anyone's access to the NHS - but Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said it would bring management of the health service in England "back into democratic control" and free up money for front-line services.

Sir Keir Starmer has announced the abolition of NHS England in a move he said would slash bureaucracy, save money and bring management of the health system “back into democratic control”. The shake-up brings the service in England back under the direct control of the health department,

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