| The Independent 1995 Nicholas Timmins |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A bitter pill to swallow. (deciding who should receive expensive drug treatment)(Column) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| A new system that can cost an arm and possibly your house too. (old people must pay for their own long-term care; series on the future of the National Health Service) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| A powerful indictment of the Eighties. (growing inequality in British society) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| A suitable case for treatment. (first in series on state of the National Health Service) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| A very close community. (new social housing tends to be very small) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Birth of a new welfare consensus. (likely impact of Dahrendorf report on the welfare state; first in series on re-thinking the welfare state) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Blair's NHS will adopt the best of the old and the new. (Labour party leader Tony Blair launches plans for the National Health Service) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Blair's vision of change boosted by new recruits. (membership trends in Labour party; last in series on Labour party's internal difficulties) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Doctors who pay the piper call the tune. (fundholding GPs; series on the future of the National Health Service) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Eight ways to rip off the benefit system. (UK government tackles benefit fraud) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| 'Fat cats' join the queue for treatment. (attitudes of National Health Service managers; series on the future of the National Health Service) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| First private hospitals for NHS. (Granada set to run 150-bed section of a hospital) | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Nicholas Timmins |
| First, spot your Labour candidate. (local election campaign in Corby, UK) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| How far must we go for a cure? (British patients sent abroad for treatment) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Labour proposes new London government. | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| 'League tables' aim to spur local debate. (publication of service indicators for local councils) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| London: Europe's new ethnic melting pot. (ethnic minorities to make up large part of London's population)(Column) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Ministers accept code for Civil Service. | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Ministers, agencies and excuses. (views on responsibility for failures in public services) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Ministers prepare for project bids worth 14bn pounds sterling. (Private Finance Initiative identifies many potential schemes) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Mrs Beckett is armed and ready to do battle. (shadow health secretary Margaret Beckett)(Interview) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Mugging: not a black and white issue. (Operation Eagle Eye to target street crime) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Out of the window, a lifetime's comfort. (financial problems facing the elderly) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Power brokers go hunting on the left. (lobbyists keen to gain favour with leading figures in the Labour party)(Column) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins, Chris Blachurst |
| Prison chiefs admit security fiasco. | Retail industry | Jason Bennetto, Nicholas Timmins, Jim Cusick |
| Quiet eye at centre of a permanent storm. (Alan Langlands, chief executive of the National Health Service; series on the future of the National Health Service)(Interview) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Rediscovering the missing underclass. (changes to UK government's official classification of social class) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Redwood draws up populist 'Budget' to woo soft right. (Conservative MP John Redwood)(Interview) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Redwood: the Jacobin Tory. (John Redwood challenges John Major for leadership of the Conservative party) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Some tough things to digest. (social security secretary Peter Lilley)(Interview) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| So tax cuts can be paid for from savings in public spending? (Why Major's Tax Promises Just Don't Add Up)(Column) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| So where will the tax cuts come from? (UK government spending reviews not successful in reducing public expenditure) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Spot the incompetent doctor. (doctors to be obliged to report colleagues whose work they see as incompetent) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Teenage mums: an idea out of control. (young single monthers seen as particular social problem) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| The private face of a public service. (private finance for the National Health Service; series on the future of the National Health Service) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins, Rosie Waterhouse |
| Tories aim for another 1.5m home-owners. (housing White Paper) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| We can't all buy personal security. (limitations of private insurance) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| When Britain demand fair shares for all. (changes in attitudes to the welfare state; second article on rethinking the welfare state) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
| Why Clarke took a handbagging for the NHS. (excerpt from 'The Five Giants: A Biography of the Welfare State') | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins |
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