Sir Kier Starmer has set out his 10-year-plan to reform the NHS in England, based on a shift from hospitals to neighbourhood health hubs, a new focus on prevention and better use of technology. He said the government's 162-page blueprint might be the last chance to put the health service "back on its feet".

The “future already looks better for the NHS” under Labour, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as he published a radical plan to transform the health service. The new 10-year plan for the NHS sets out a series of shifts to bring care much closer to people’s homes,

The NHS must transform in three distinct ways if it is to continue saving lives for years to come, Sir Keir Starmer has said. This morning, the government has published its 10-Year Plan, setting out how exactly it aims to make the health service in England fit for the future.