Austerity cuts ahead could mean 'end of NHS', warns ex-Bank of England deputy

Austerity cuts ahead could mean 'end of NHS', warns ex-Bank of England deputy The scale of the austerity cuts looming if the Liz Truss government does not reverse course on the economy could result in the end of the NHS, the Bank of England’s former deputy governor has warned. The Independent

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• Spending cuts made necessary by mini-budget 'could finish NHS', former Bank of England deputy governor Sir Charlie Bean says Sky News