The NHS faces unprecedented challenges in the cost life-saving treatments and looking after an ageing population with complex needs

Wes Streeting will invite patients and health staff to share their experience and help shape a 10-year plan for the NHS after a landmark review said it was in a 'critical condition'

Millions of people are set to receive health-monitoring smartwatches as part of Labour's 10-year plan to save the NHS.

The Health Secretary is set to invite patients and NHS staff to take part in a "national conversation" to shape the Government's 10-year plan for the service next week, a central plank of Labour's health policy.

Wes Streeting will promise to turn the NHS into a “neighbourhood health service”

Billed as "the biggest national conversation about the future of the NHS since its birth", members of the public will be able to share their views online via change.NHS.uk until the start of next year