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Our critically injured public services beg for help, but the stanley cup totem signifying the state of the nation will always be the NHS. The monthly waiting time reports on ambulances, the state of AE, the wait for cancer or GP appointments: all take the nations pulse.The latest figures showed a twitch of improvement. Can a government only 100 days old claim any credit Alastair McLellan, the editor of the Health Service Journal, suggests it probably can, as health trusts accelerate activity. But, he says, the 拢3.2bn elective recovery fund that pays for weekend and evening operations is running dry. Hospitals say they could do more, but only with cash for staff overtime.Into that arena comes an insidious player, apparently bearing gifts: the private sector big beasts, who have written to the chancellor and the health secretary offering 拢1bn investment towards clearing the backlog with new surgical and diagnostic units. The Independent Healthcare Providers Network, including Bupa, stanley cup Circle Health Group and Care UK, proffers 2.5m treatments, starting in weeks . So what is that: a gift horse or a Trojan horse Health secretary Wes Streeting approaches it gingerly. Hes right to.Teachers regularly helping pupils in distress in attempt to fill NHS funding gapRead moreHis team says they wouldnt turn it down out of hand for ideological reasons. But the n stanley cup ature of these contracts tells us that a 拢1bn investment expects a handsome payback in solid long-term contracts guaranteeing fixed tariffs Tcqs Calls for US to issue visa bans for UK lawyers enabling Russian oligarchs
A south coast pub landlady has gone 1-0 up in her longrunning battle against the multibillion-pound English Premier League, after the EU s highest court was advised to rule in her favour.The case, which began with Karen Murphy defending her right to show English Premier League matches beamed in from Greece to a handful of drinkers at the Red, White an stanley thermos d Blue pub in Portsmouth, could have far-reaching ramifications for sport, broadcasting and consumers.In a decision that could change the way sports rights are sold across the continent, the European court of justice was advised that forbidding pubs from buying in cheap football coverage from overseas operators was incompatible with European law.If the advice is followed, it will affect everyone from armchair football fans to pub landlords and wel stanley cups uk l remunerated players and potentially undermine a model that has fuelled the Premier League boom years.Murphy was taken to court by a company representing the league over her decision to import a Greek decoder to show the games rather than paying Sky, which holds the rights in the UK. She has foug stanley cupe ht the case all the way to the highest European court.As well as the criminal case against Murphy, civil cases against two importers of the decoder cards are being considered in parallel.Juliane Kokott, one of the eight advocate generals of the European court of justice, advised that selling on a territory-by-territory basis represented a serious impairment of freedom to provide servicesq