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Search Churchill Warrooms and book your visit today. I'm talking back to with my colleague Joseph Sternberg, a member of the

editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. He's in London. He writes the

political economics column. He's also someone who observes the National

Health Service up close. And I read just the opening paragraph from the London Times

looking for recommendations to save the National Health Service.

That's the way it's proposed, save it.

It is not difficult to spot the problems in the NHS Coast, the column.

This is from Rachel Sylvester.

The soaring waiting lists overrun A&E departments, queuing ambulances and struggling GP

surgeries are clear for all to see. The purpose of the Times Health Commission

was to find solutions. I stopped there because there are a lot of specific recommendations.

However, Joe, I observed from a distance that the King is getting assistance right away, and

that is the right thing to do to move as soon as you recognize the problem in this instance,

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