Government ‘building the NHS back’: Health Secretary clashes with Labour MP

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Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Government ‘building the NHS back’: Health Secretary clashes with Labour MP” – below is their description.

Government ‘building the NHS back’: Health Secretary clashes with Labour MP | Health Secretary Steve Barclay has said while making a statement in the Commons on the Urgent and Emergency Care Recovery Plan that the Government is building the NHS ‘back to where we want it to be’.

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