MPs split in embryo research debate
icnetwork.co.uk     12-May-2008            

Deep splits among MPs over embryo research were exposed as controversial legislation to extend its use were debated in the Commons. ... Despite assurances from Health Secretary Alan Johnson that it would be subject to a "strict legal and ethical framework", some Labour... [read full story]                    


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Will committee refer health decision to minister?

newsshopper.co.uk     02-Sep-2008          

THE joint scrutiny committee of councillors, looking at the decision to change hospital services in south east London, meets next week to decide whether to refer the matter to Health Secretary Alan Johnson. But Michael...                    

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Commercial forces are putting the NHS under pressure

guardian.co.uk     28-Aug-2008          

There's no evidence that private sector involvement in the NHS benefits healthcare, argues Dr Kailash Chand A doctor reads a patient's blood pressure gauge. Photograph: Joe Raedle/Getty General practice is one of jewels...                    

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NHS Next Stage Review

egovmonitor.com     21-Aug-2008   5 related          

Source: Department of Health Published Thursday, 21 August, 2008 - 11:04 Statement in the House of Commons, by Rt Hon Alan Johnson MP, Secretary of State for Health, 30 June 2008: NHS Next Stage Review With permission, I...                    

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AC Grayling: The rise of Miliband brings at last the prospect of an atheist prime minister

guardian.co.uk     21-Aug-2008   2 related          

In this climate of quarrels between religionists and secularists, there are very many reasons to hope for a non-believer at No 10 When Labour cabinet members were asked about their religious allegiances last December, following...                    

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