article_snippet: The Prime Minister announcement ensures that the two main parties will now go head-to-head on the NHS at the start of the general election campaign.
article_snippet: But Labour said the Conservatives had promised a seven-day NHS before the last election and failed to deliver the last election.
article_snippet: With a future Conservative government, we would have a truly seven-day NHS.
article_snippet: But Labour health spokesman Andy Burnham said Mr Cameron was making the same promise Labour health spokesman Andy Burnham did five years ago.
article_snippet: It is typical of the brass neck of a man who thinks Labour health spokesman Andy Burnham can take the public for mugs,’ Labour health spokesman Andy Burnham added.
article_snippet: ‘shameless political game-playing’ ahead of the election.
article_snippet: Kicking off ’ Ed Miliband election campaign at the site of the 2012 London Olympics, ’ Ed Miliband said Labour would halt what ’
article_snippet: Ed Miliband called a ‘tide of privatisation’ in NHS.
article_snippet: But last night a former Labour health minister accused a former Labour health minister party leadership of scaremongering and risking patient care.
article_snippet: Ed Miliband said yesterday that another five years of Conservative government would mean ‘the disintegration of our public services’.
article_snippet: scrap David Cameron’s market framework for NHS and stop the tide of privatisation,’ David Cameron’s said.
article_snippet: Critics accuse Labour of hypocrisy, since expenditure on NHS services provided free of charge by private providers has risen at a slower rate since 2010 than in the four years before, when the party was in power.
article_snippet: Lord Warner, a Labour health minister between 2003 and 2007, said NHS could not survive without private sector providers, particularly during spikes in demand, which occur most winters.
article_snippet: Lord Warner, a Labour health minister between 2003 and 2007 warned that Mr Miliband’s profit cap ran the risk of being a pre-election promise ‘which doesn’t stand up when confronted with the reality of government’.
article_snippet: It’s far from clear how you would implement It,’ Lord Warner, a Labour health minister between 2003 and 2007 said.
article_snippet: Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: ‘We all know Labour want to “
article_snippet: this is another policy from Ed Miliband that looks ill-thought through.