Wes Streeting MP speaks at State of Health and Care Conference

The transcript discusses the government's lack of a plan for the NHS, criticizing their approach to negotiations and scapegoating of healthcare workers. It highlights the impact of inflation on pay and the need for open discussions. Labour's plans for NHS recruitment and retention are outlined, emphasizing the importance of addressing pay issues. The transcript also touches on immigration and healthcare access, and the need for cross-government initiatives to improve national health, with leadership from the Prime Minister.

What are the potential consequences of the government's current approach to NHS staffing?

How should the government address the issue of staff retention in the NHS according to the speaker?

What is the speaker's stance on the government's handling of pay negotiations?

In what ways does the speaker believe public finances impact healthcare access for immigrants?

What does the speaker suggest about the importance of leadership in addressing health and social care issues?