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Tuesday briefing: Can Andy Burnham solve the social care crisis after three decades of failure?

In today’s newsletter: The new prime minister has said he will change the system to stave off NHS ‘collapse’ – quite how he does it is another matter

The Guardian - UK

Calls to give 65-year-olds automatic Japanese-style health checks

Japan has half the number of people in care homes as the UK, despite a much older population

The Independent UK

Adult social care reforms could see health MOTs for 65-year-olds

The state of adult social care in England is under review by the Casey Commission, which aims to set out a plan for how to implement a national care service

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We all know the crisis in UK social care damages lives and the economy: it’s the Treasury we must convince

There are real costs to not tackling this grievous problem. But, as we report today, the data we need doesn’t seem to exist, says Layla Moran, chair of the health and social care select committee

The Guardian - UK

Is this the way to fix social care in England?

As yet another review is launched, a single council is offering an alternative to rationing support for the most needy

The Guardian - UK

‘Get this done’: Andrew Dilnot attacks three-year plan for English social care

Architect of previous attempts at reform says government could announce what it wants to do by end of 2025

The Guardian - UK

Dilnot: Need for social care reform ‘bleedin’ obvious’ but must get PM’s backing

The economist said three years is an ‘inappropriate length of time’ for a final report from the new commission into social care.

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Tory and Reform MPs accused of ‘weaponising trauma’ of grooming victims, as Farage calls for inquiry to focus on Pakistani men – as it happened

Prime minister told Commons any new inquiry into child abuse would delay progress however spokesperson says he has not ruled one out

The Guardian - UK

GMB host Kate Garraway calls out Wes Streeting for ‘excessive debt’ owed after husband’s death

‘People can’t afford four more years of this!’ frustrated host told Labour politician

The Independent UK

Breaking the social care reform logjam

Letter: Cross-party buy-in is essential. This cannot be a government-only solution, says Paul Burstow

The Guardian - UK

A double whammy of winter fuel payment cuts and scrapping a planned cap on social care costs is set to hit older people

Before the general election, former prime minister Rishi Sunak was asked on TV why he “hated pensioners”. After her recent speech in parliament, the same question might be directed at Chancellor Rachel Reeves. She has launched an assault on pensioners in England and Wales akin to the classic boxing “one-two”.

The Conversation

Labour has ‘failed another generation of families’ with cancellation of social care reforms, Dilnot says

Sir Andrew Dilnot, whose government-backed commission proposed a cap on social care costs, described the cancellation of planned reforms as a ‘a tragedy’

The Independent UK

Why government debt is not like household borrowing

Senior economists have complained to BBC about Laura Kuenssberg comparing Whitehall spending to taking out a credit card

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on social care: the Lib Dems have a plan. It should be welcomed

After years of broken Tory promises, Sir Ed Davey’s policy of free home visits is a step forward

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‘Grow up’ and talk about social care, Andrew Dilnot tells Labour and Tories

As an election approaches, both parties must end their irresponsible silence about the crisis in England, pleads the architect of funding reforms

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the future of social care: a chance for Labour

Editorial: Conservative neglect of the system has been a disaster. Wes Streeting and his colleagues must show they can do better

The Guardian - UK

‘Shaming’ level of misery caused by UK social care uncovered by major survey

Two-thirds of people who have used social care report bad experiences, as problems of low pay and poor training grow

The Guardian - UK

Debt, bad; work, good: ‘pub bore’ beliefs that seal a miserable fate for the poorest

Politicians and the media often present policies as moral duties, when they are nothing of the sort

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The National (Scotland)

BBC has 'no solution' to Scotland vs England impartiality issue, internal review says

THE BBC has “no solution” to the impartiality problem posed by the difference between English and Scottish politics, an in-depth report into…

The Independent UK

State of social care a ‘tragedy’ and cost-of-living crisis a ‘catastrophe’

Two experts have spoken out about the state of social care and the effects of the rising cost of living on people’s health.

The Guardian - UK

There are fairer ways to fund social care for all

Letters: Michael Hill, John Harvey and Tim Johnson on the reforms needed to create a social care system that doesn’t fail people when they’re most vulnerable

The Guardian - UK

Raising council tax to fund social care will deepen inequality in UK, experts warn

Jeremy Hunt’s plans criticised for delay to reform, shifting burden to local authorities and ‘skewing the system’

Daily Mirror

Jeremy Hunt squirms as he's confronted with his own comments about social care cap

The Chancellor yesterday deferred a much-anticipated cap on care homes, which would have seen an £86,000 lifetime cap on how much someone would pay for care - despite having said the issue had been "ducked" by governments back in 2013

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt put vital social care reforms on hold – and failed Britain’s most vulnerable people

Deferring the improved funding system abandons individuals and families needing social care, says Andrew Dilnot, chair of the Commission on the Funding of Care and Support

The Independent UK

Social care cap architect astonished over ‘really distressing’ reform delay

On Thursday, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirmed that reforms promised by Boris Johnson’s government will be delayed for two years.

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