If Britain is to avoid Trump’s tariffs, the NHS may have to pay the price

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It was Jeremy Corbyn who – in a rare moment of prescience – revealed exactly how the health service would be ‘on the table’ during any trade deal with the US. Given the maelstrom over tariffs, will Keir Starmer be able to defend the NHS when he meets the new president, says Sean O’Grady

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