Wes Streeting: Labour will cut NHS waiting times

The speaker expresses gratitude to the NHS for personal experiences and criticizes the Conservative Party for its handling of the NHS over the past 14 years, leading to increased waiting times and a crisis in healthcare services. The Labour Party, which originally established the NHS, pledges to restore and improve the service by increasing appointments and addressing tax loopholes. The speaker highlights Labour's past success in reforming the NHS and outlines future plans to ensure timely patient care.

What does the speaker imply about the future of the NHS if the current government remains in power?

What historical context is provided about the Labour Party's previous management of the NHS?