Scotland is to scrap QOF, health minister announces.doi:10.1136/bmj.h5280BMJBmjAbiRimmer
Labour for the first time achieved the largest number of seats, and MacDonald returned as prime minister on June 5. He negotiated an Anglo–U.S. naval limitation treaty (1930), while his foreign secretary, Arthur Henderson, was organizing theWorld Disarmament ConferenceatGeneva. At home, the ...
Brown was the son of John Brown, a Labour Party-supportingChurch of Scotlandminister, and Elizabeth Brown. At age 16 he won a scholarship to theUniversity of Edinburgh(the youngest student to enter the university sinceWorld War II), where he immersed himself in student politics, eventually beco...
The main party manifestos for the forthcoming general election have now been published, allowing exploration and comparison of their constitutional proposals. In this fifth post in a series on the manifestos,Lisa Jameslooks at the parties’ policies on the standards system. What do they propose, wh...
Scotland's newly appointed health minister, Susan Deacon, a former business consultant, has experienced a meteoric political rise over the past year. Initially she was rejected by the Labour party as a candidate for the Scottish parliament but she won an appeal. She was then selected and won ...
HEALTH Minister Susan Deacon yesterday promised she would not allow Scotland's heart transplant...Mathieson, Jack
Deacon acts on winter health; Minister will exhort NHS trusts in Scotland to rise to the challengesCameron Simpson
Alan MacDermid
In December 1783, after the defeat in the House of Lords of Fox’s East India Bill, George III at once took the opportunity to dismiss the coalition and asked Pitt to form a government. Pitt clearly did not take the premiership as the King’s tool, for his first step was to try, ...