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Letters: NHS England’s abolition makes us reflect on disastrous 2012 reforms, writes Dr Michael Cohen, while Jeremy Wainman decries the dismantling of a skilled workforce, Nigel Turner explains the reorganisation cycle, and Martin Shaw invites the health secretary to visit his local hospital

“I would be so tired in the afternoon, like completely exhausted by one o’clock and I was like, something’s wrong with me,” said the actor.

The National Pharmacy Association has recommended collective action for the first time in its history

‘I would be so tired in the afternoon, like completely exhausted by one o’clock and I was like, something’s wrong with me’

Members of the National Pharmacy Association were balloted on collective action in November and have now been advised to start the process.

GB News presenter Camilla Tominey didn’t hold back as she confronted Health Secretary Wes Streeting over Labour’s decision to abolish NHS England.

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: To be unveiled this week in a green paper, the government’s plans to move people off benefits and into worthwhile employment will help balance the nation’s books and prove a vote-winner, too. Some dispassionate evidence now would help the reforms command even more public confidence

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