health

From hiring nurses and approving medicines to funding hospitals and fighting off Trump, staying in the EU is good for our health service.

Over two years since referendum the UK’s future is no clearer. Meanwhile there is no political time for the big problems facing the country.

Social care is already suffering a staffing crisis. Brexit would make it worse by cutting off “low skilled” care workers from the EU.

Far from providing the “reassurance” promised by Dominic Raab, government’s no-deal Brexit papers highlight all sorts of new concerns.

From antibiotic-intensive farming to NHS, British public’s values chime better with EU than US. May’s Brexit driving us into Trump’s arms.

Johnson’s demand for £5bn is hypocrisy. The Brexit he championed is haemorrhaging staff and damaging the economy.

Amid Cabinet infighting and stalled Brexit talks, one huge topic is being overlooked - healthcare. Yet it was so important to Leave’s win.

Brexit secretary is boasting about half-finished deals on expats to distract from failure to make decisive progress in talks.

Press claims EU red tape keeps cancer-fighting drug from patients. Manufacturer delays and UK’s value for money concerns are bigger hurdles.

Peace and democracy in Europe; prosperity and consumer choice; freedom to live anywhere in Europe: these are not projects of elites, still less a plot against the people.

Vote Leave say that Brexit would give us the fiscal firepower needed to save the NHS. They’re wrong.

Proposed pact would not require the privatisation of UK healthcare - and any agreement we strike post-Brexit could be worse.