Starmer unveils plan to get NHS 'fit to face future'
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Starmer unveils plan to get NHS 'fit to face future'
Sir Keir Starmer has unveiled a 10-year plan to make the NHS "fit to face the future".
The prime minister says the government will shift the NHS from a "sickness service" to a health service that "prevents diseases" and embraces technology.
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