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Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has had a tough few days. How can his Groundhog Day of political pain possible get any worse?
More bad news for Andrew Lansley, as Cameron promises a thorough internal investigation of the problem behind NHS reform:
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Comment number 1.
At 14th Apr 2011, clint75 wrote:A Nurse asks David Cameron what Andrew Lansley's chances are of staying in his job over the summer.
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Comment number 2.
At 14th Apr 2011, Mondyboy wrote:Cameron rolls his sleeves up and prepares to make something else Nick Clegg's fault
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Comment number 3.
At 14th Apr 2011, clint75 wrote:As the coalition tour a hospital, David Cameron takes the opportunity to crush the Lib Dem's last manifesto commitment.
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At 15th Apr 2011, A Bruce wrote:Big Society comes to NHS. Cameron leads the way - first to undertake operation as a volunteer
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At 15th Apr 2011, 3TierRoger wrote:Right then, stuff the politics, where are all the pretty nurses?
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At 15th Apr 2011, JPGreen wrote:David Cameron agrees to halt further NHS cuts if nurses can successfully remove annoying growth from his neck
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Comment number 7.
At 16th Apr 2011, Mavarine Du-Marie wrote:As Cameron goes in for the day surgery for the operation to remove the remaining part of his tie from his navel. The nurse at the front is discussing with Cameron how utterly painless its all going to be. And its also to show Clegg the rudiments of how the NHS is really going to work after reforms. However, the nurse behind on the left, is itching her nose in the tell sign...first nurse lying and so is Cameron too. It Clegg to be on the table. As Cameron prepares to scrub up after rolling up his sleeves.
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