Cameron rejects ‘pie in the sky’ tax cuts

David Cameron today insisted he would not offer up 'pie in the sky tax cuts' as he closed his first full party conference as Conservative leader with a declaration that the Tories were now 'back in the centre ground of British politics'.

Flu jabs may be rationed or late as vaccine supplies are delayed

· GPs urged to prioritise patients after labs glitch · 'Worried well' may have to wait to be treated

Health authorities using staff training funds to cut deficits

· Up to 30% of budgets for medical courses diverted · Fears over effect on NHS reforms and patient care

Drug firms’ lobby tactics revealed

Documents show how companies try to get new medicines fast-tracked.

Government defeated on NHS

The Labour leadership suffered its second conference defeat of the day this afternoon when delegates passed a motion criticising government plans to privatise health services.

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Cameron rejects ‘pie in the sky’ tax cuts

Flu jabs may be rationed or late as vaccine supplies are delayed

Health authorities using staff training funds to cut deficits

Drug firms’ lobby tactics revealed

Government defeated on NHS