article_snippet: Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham has demanded full details of the reports be published, after the reports were leaked to the Mail On Sunday .
article_snippet: the Mail on Sunday has seen a leaked copy of one of the reports, recommending the closure of all emergency services at one hospital and the removal of potentially hundreds of beds, sparking fears of plans for widespread cuts in other areas.
article_snippet: But nowhere in the Making Local Health Economies Work Better for Patients paper, partly commissioned by NHS England, are any details spelled out.
article_snippet: Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham last night demanded the full details be published before the Election, saying: ‘The public, who have paid for these reports, have a right to see The public, who have paid for these reports before The public, who have paid for these reports go to vote.
article_snippet: Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt likes to lecture the NHS about transparency, but it is clear Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt doesn’t put Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt money where Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt mouth is.
article_snippet: Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt must make immediate arrangements to publish all of these reports or people will conclude Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s a hypocrite.
article_snippet: The Mail on Sunday has seen the one covering Staffordshire, which was leaked to a Labour MP.
article_snippet: However, NHS has refused to publish the 11 reports, despite admitting there is ‘in general a strong public interest in information being made as freely available as possible’.
article_snippet: A leaked copy of one of 11 secret reports recommended the closure of all emergency services at one hospital and the removal of potentially hundreds of beds .
article_snippet: Instead, A leaked copy of one of 11 secret reports has answered a freedom of information request from The Mail on Sunday, which has campaigned for more than two years to save casualty departments, by arguing that releasing casualty departments now would ‘prejudice the outcome’ of work to draw up five- year plans for the areas.
article_snippet: For these reasons, we believe withholding the information outweighs the public interest in releasing the information.
article_snippet: In the same response, NHS admitted how much NHS spent.
highlights_snippet: Changes cover 13million people but NHS England refuse to publish reports .
  
highlights_snippet: Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham demanded reports be published .
  
highlights_snippet: 'Public has a right to see them before them go to vote,' Labour MP said .