An amendment to hold a national inquiry into the grooming gangs was rejected by MPs in a vote in the House of Commons. MPs ...

At the end of a troubled year for the prime minister, he will find it difficult not to ponder how it has all gone so wrong, why Labour was so woefully unprepared for government – and which of his ...

Prior to the vote, Health Secretary Wes Streeting had said he would not support Kim Leadbeater ... that is absolutely fine”. MP Diane Abbott stated during last month’s debate: “If the Bill passes, we ...

open image in gallery Wes Streeting has spent this week visiting accident and emergency departments across the country during a surge of flu cases (PA Wire) The previous low for public ...

Patients being treated in hospital corridors is the shame of the NHS, Wes Streeting has said, as a new poll indicates satisfaction with the health service has hit a record low. The health secretary, ...

Patients being treated in hospital corridors is the shame of the NHS, Wes Streeting has said, as a new poll indicates satisfaction with the health service has hit a record low. The health ...

Wes Streeting is facing backlash from his party ... informed about changes to the state pension age. Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott made a public broadside against the Prime Minister, saying ...

Wes Streeting is facing a backlash from “outraged” pharmacists after announcing proposals for next year’s GP contract. The Health Secretary vowed to “bring back the family doctor ...

Asked if the Department of Health and Social Care had done an impact assessment into potential deaths, Mr Streeting said: ‘Because of the choices that the Chancellor has made, particularly on ...

UK Labour government Health Secretary Wes Streeting has launched an attack on National Health Service (NHS) workers who oppose Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians, accusing them of antisemitism.

Things were much quieter but possibly a lot more dangerous for Sir Keir when Diane Abbott (Lab ... who looked cheerful were Angela Rayner and Wes Streeting. Mad to think, perhaps, given the ...

Wes Streeting insisted pensioners will “still be better off this winter than they were last winter”. Appearing in front of MPs at a Health and Social Care Committee, Mr Streeting was asked ...