Rishi Sunak refuses to reveal whether he uses private healthcare
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54% :Pressed further on whether he thought the NHS was 'in crisis', Mr Sunak added: 'I think what matters more than words is action.'And here are the actions: three weeks after I became PM in the Autumn Statement, at a time of difficulty elsewhere, billions of extra pounds for the NHS and social care.52% : Yesterday, the PM hosted clinical leaders, health experts and ministers in Downing Street to discuss the pressures on A&Es, social care and the NHS treatment backlogs.
44% : He insisted whether or not he uses private healthcare was 'not really relevant' and a 'distraction' from the 'real issue' of providing high-quality services for the country.
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