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Health Secretary: NHS is a priority for this government

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Health Secretary: NHS is a priority for this government

Health Secretary: NHS is a priority for this government

Health Secretary Wes Streeting insists the NHS “is a priority” for the government and insists “we are going to be honest with the country” over future funding for the service.

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