Can Labour and the Lib Dems work together to fix social care? | Election 2024 | New Statesman
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as posted by the channelWes Streeting has praised the Liberal Democrats and urged other parties to work with Labour on health and social care. Can it work?
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Social care reform is likely to one of the biggest issues facing the next government. Ed Davey and the Liberal Democrats have made strong statements about their commitment to improving social care in the UK, and Conservative Andrea Leadsom has said she would be willing to work with a Labour government on the issue. Could a cross-party effort find a solution? Hannah Barnes and Rachel Cunliffe discuss on the New Statesman podcast.
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