Growth in NHS appointments continues to slow under Labour despite Starmer's claims of success

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The government has unveiled its long-awaited plan for the NHS, promising an overhaul of the health system. But a key claim by the prime minister about a record number of NHS appointments obscures the fact that improvements are in fact slowing under Labour, Sky News has found.

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