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Tories call for healthcare funds debate

With the news from 10 Downing Street dominating last week's news, the biennial Association of British Insurers' conference was given ample food for its 'thinking for tomorrow' theme. The Post team reports on how the industry views its future

The Conservative party has called for an open debate on the role of private funds in the healthcare sector.

Jeremy Hunt MP, Shadow Minister for disabled people, said: "Much is said about the role of

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