Sarah Neville

Sarah Neville, Global Health Editor at the Financial Times, Miranda Green, Deputy Opinion Editor at the Financial Times, and Chris Giles, Economics Commentator at the FT, dive into the pressing woes of the NHS. They dissect the government's ten-year plan and whether it's a lifeboat or just a band-aid. The trio sheds light on the alarming rise in patient wait times and the looming specter of a two-tier health system. Plus, they explore innovative solutions like using comedy for mental health treatments. Buckle up for an insightful discussion on the future of healthcare in Britain!

Lucy Fisher, a political journalist, leads an insightful discussion featuring Robert Shrimsley, George Parker, and Sarah Neville, who examine a government report declaring the NHS in critical condition. They explore whether Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer can successfully reform the health service amidst looming political challenges. The conversation also delves into younger generations' shifting views on healthcare sustainability and the urgent need to boost NHS staff morale, emphasizing the political ramifications and economic impacts of health policy in the UK.