NHS Has Not Been Asked To Plan For No Deal Brexit, Bosses Admit

The NHS has no contingency plan in place for a no deal Brexit, bosses have admitted.
Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, told Parliament’s health select committee the service had not been asked by the government to examine the potential impact of the UK leaving the EU without a trade deal in place.
It comes as health secretary Jeremy Hunt confirmed the NHS pay cap will be lifted, but was unable to rule out cutting health services to pay for increases to pay.
Stevens said he did