An unhealthy silence

Article Abstract:

Neither the Conservative or the Labor Party have addressed the financial problems of the National Health Service. Small cuts in management costs have done nothing to fix the problem, and neither party wants to increase the service's budget. Cuts have cause critical patients to be denied treatment.

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Working for your welfare: Labour and Tory plans to make the jobless work for their benefits reveal a great deal about the differences between the parties

Article Abstract:

Both Labor and Conservative Parties in the UK are supporting 'workfare' programs, but there are differences in the two programs. Labor plans tend to emphasize the carrot, Conservative plans the stick, but both parties have come to believe that public spending may eventually be reduced.

Workfare programs

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The silence of the surgeries: politicians and the health service

Article Abstract:

The Labor Party of Britain is trying to persuade the public that the National Health Service is in a state of crisis. But the problems of the NHS are being fixed by the Conservative Party's reform measures.

Health aspects

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