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Labour's plans to abolish NHS England descend into farce as ministers set up new quango... to scrap old quango

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Labour's plans to abolish NHS England descend into farce as ministers set up new quango... to scrap old quango
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The Health Secretary said thousands of NHS England (NHSE) staff will be moved into a new 'Special Health Authority' by the Government's deadline to abolish the health quango.

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  • Labour's plans to abolish NHS England descend into farce as ministers set up new quango...
  • The Health Secretary said thousands of NHS England (NHSE) staff will be moved into a new 'Special Health Authority' by the Government's deadline to abolish the health quango.
  • The Health Secretary said thousands of NHS England (NHSE) staff will be moved into a new 'Special Health Authority' by the Government's deadline to abolish the health quango.

The Health Secretary said thousands of NHS England (NHSE) staff will be moved into a new 'Special Health Authority' by the Government's deadline to abolish the health quango.

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