Daily Mail Online Article RatingLabour's delayed social care reforms 'will cost lives' of elderly
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55% : Last year, a report into the NHS from Lord Darzi, commissioned by Health Secretary Wes Streeting, described the state of social care in the UK as 'dire'.51% : Care Minister Andrew Gwynne told LBC: 'That cynicism would be fair if we hadn't already hit the ground running in terms of transforming our health and social care systems from day one.' Health Secretary Wes Streeting, who was at Burnrigg Court residential home in Carlisle where he was speaking about the government's social care plans, said the government is 'already acting' and had 'done a lot in the first six months' on social care.
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