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I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode we'll be

discussing treason-made intervention on mental health, the state of the NHS,

plus the latest worlds of the Labour Party. I'm delighted to be joined by our

Chief Plitt political commentator Philip

Stevens, chief political correspondent Jim Picard, managing edge of FT.com

Robert Shrimsley, I'm political correspondent Kate Allen. Thank you all for

joining. It's been a rather difficult time for the

NHS lately. The Red Cross declared a humanitarian emergency in Britain's health

care system, while Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour opposition leader, has accused the government

of being negligent about the needs of the country. Theresa May, the Prime Minister has brushed the

society as she doesn't recognize that description while making a big intervention herself on mental health care.

So Kate Allen, Theresa May has begun 2017 with a series of domestic announcements.

The first one was on mental health and we've got more coming down the pipeline. What was she

actually announcing here because when I looked at the details a lot of grand

themes but not much new money and not that much different from David Cameron's own intervention that he made last

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