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Andrew Lansley, the Conservative shadow health secretary, said parliamentary answers revealed that Labour does not know where it will find the money to pay for high-profile pledges on social care for the elderly. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Health secretary Andy Burnham: 'Nobody receiving disability benefits will lose out'. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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It comes as the Department of Health prepares to publish a report which is expected to detail how older people get a worse deal from the health service. Full Article at The Telegraph
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ANYONE tempted by “compassionate Conservatism” needs to look very closely at the “home protection scheme” unveiled recently by Andrew Lansley, the shadow Health Secretary. Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
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Struggles with the conference internet connection prevented me from posting on it at the time, but it's still worth flagging up Andrew Lansley's big speech on the NHS today. Why so? Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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The Government is unable to explain where £4.6 billion of this funding will come from.
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Social care for the elderly is an issue of national importance, but the Tories' ill thought-through plans don't add up ... The plans create risks to public finances if they encourage any more people to take up expensive residential care, rather than home care. And they don't add up if more women than me...
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It is an immense injustice that every year, 45,000 ordinary elderly people are being forced to sell their family home and lose their life savings to pay for care when they are at their most vulnerable. This scheme is a genuinely huge step forward for England's care system and will lift a major weight of...
