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Johnson, claimed that 2006 was actually one of the worst years on record, and that "2006 has been full of bleak moments for the NHS – job losses, training budgets slashed, trusts delaying operations in order to save money, and hospital closures announced at the same time as new PFI developments. Added to this the government's fixation with introducing the private sector into primary care which risks destabilising the well-respected UK system of general practice."
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to be legalised. On 27 February 2014, Hewitt in a statement apologised and took responsibility for the "mistakes" made, saying that she and the NCCL had been "naive" about PIE, while insisting that she had never "supported or condoned the vile crimes of child abusers".
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October 2006 showed that only 37% of workers from the Department of Health were confident in the leadership provided by Hewitt, compared with 57% across
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programme, saying that the application scheme had caused terrible anxiety for junior doctors. However, the change offered by the
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955:as much as possible, and Labour's 2005 election
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540:Canberra Church of England Girls' Grammar School
4004:Secretaries of State for Health and Social Care
1740:Hewitt, Patricia; Hewitt, Hilary (3 May 2011).
1521:The Family Way: A New Approach to Policy-Making
1510:by Patricia Hewitt, 1989, Age Concern England,
1471:by Patricia Hewitt, 1986, Age Concern England,
1445:by Patricia Hewitt, 1984, Age Concern England,
1419:by Patricia Hewitt, 1982, Age Concern England,
1170:
1022:After cabinet – consultancies and directorships
1576:About Time: Revolution in Work and Family Life
1078:On 6 January 2010, she and fellow ex-minister
1008:
636:Following her defeat in Leicester, she became
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1578:by Patricia Hewitt, 1993, Rivers Oram Press,
2444:. Archived from the original on 20 June 2008
2392:Gareth Morgan, Computing, 26 September 2003.
2092:2006: the best of years, the worst of years?
1968:Patricia Hewitt defends outsourcing to India
1739:
1127:Hewitt was one of the MPs named in the 2010
682:, following the retirement of the Labour MP
468:, which she represented for thirteen years.
21:Patricia Hewitt (Shortland Street character)
4789:National Council for Civil Liberties people
4315:Secretaries of State for Trade and Industry
4234:Secretaries of State for Trade and Industry
2416:"BT snares former minister Patricia Hewitt"
2229:Hewitt will resign if NHS continues in debt
1322:Computers, Records and the Right to Privacy
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2871:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
2625:"Government announces new Board of Trade"
2217:Survey shows lack of confidence in Hewitt
2061:
1952:BT snares former minister Patricia Hewitt
1013:On 27 June 2007, with the appointment of
765:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
755:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
725:for Small Business and E-Commerce at the
690:on 3 July 1997. Hewitt's constituency of
481:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
435:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
114:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
4096:Energy Secretaries of the United Kingdom
3883:Secretaries of State for Social Services
3728:Health Secretaries of the United Kingdom
2413:
709:for a year, before becoming a member of
4874:Women's ministers of the United Kingdom
2778:TheyWorkForYou.com – Patricia Hewitt MP
2717:
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1219:Danger Women at Work: Conference Report
721:. She was promoted in 1999 to become a
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656:and was its deputy director 1989–1994.
4834:21st-century British women politicians
4829:20th-century British women politicians
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1245:Step-by-Step Guide to Rights for Women
906:On 3 April 2007, Hewitt apologised on
888:, joined the march and gave a speech.
4759:Australian National University alumni
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1589:Social Justice, Children and Families
849:in public places in England in 2006.
4804:Secretaries of State for Health (UK)
4749:Alumni of Newnham College, Cambridge
2675:Graham, Georgia (28 February 2014).
2506:"Norfolk Health and Wellbeing Board"
2036:Laurent, Claire (17 December 2005).
2026:Melanie Phillips, 22 September 2004.
870:Medical Training Application Service
839:Medical Training Application Service
702:In 1997, Hewitt was a member of the
654:Institute for Public Policy Research
523:, Australia. She is the daughter of
450:National Council for Civil Liberties
2767:10 Downing Street – Patricia Hewitt
2648:
1742:"Career woman led life of learning"
1058:Health and Wellbeing Board, Norfolk
595:European Convention of Human Rights
429:from 2005 to 2007. A member of the
297:1 May 1997 – 12 April 2010
238:27 July 1998 – 17 May 1999
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4754:Alumni of Nuffield College, Oxford
4423:Secretaries of State for Business,
4103:Ministers of Fuel, Light and Power
2844:Economic Secretary to the Treasury
2390:Hewitt reveals split over ID cards
2308:"England smoking ban takes effect"
2283:Cabinet agrees England smoking ban
2157:Hewitt survives no confidence vote
1844:
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1555:Next Left: An Agenda for the 1990s
1296:Privacy: The Information Gatherers
891:On 23 May 2007, Hewitt survived a
719:Economic Secretary to the Treasury
226:Economic Secretary to the Treasury
72:6 May 2005 – 28 June 2007
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4879:Australian expatriates in England
4704:Minister for Women and Equalities
4643:Minister for Women and Equalities
4584:Minister for Women and Equalities
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2414:Costello, Miles (13 March 2008).
2378:Patricia Hewitt MP, Voting Record
2259:NHS fears despite books balancing
2205:Health secretary lobbied over NHS
2193:Hewitt attacked over jobs website
2169:Hewitt apology for training chaos
2128:Medical News Today, 2 April 2006.
1495:Women's Votes: The Key to Winning
795:found Hewitt "guilty of unlawful
749:for the first time following the
538:Hewitt was privately educated at
184:8 June 2001 – 6 May 2005
130:8 June 2001 – 6 May 2005
4869:21st-century English politicians
4859:20th-century English politicians
4844:Presidents of the Board of Trade
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2974:Presidents of the Board of Trade
2787:Parliament of the United Kingdom
2649:Adu, Aletha (17 November 2022).
2605:Prince, Rosa (9 December 2010).
2402:Hewitt leaves cabinet health job
2351:Borsay, Peter (September 2007).
1887:from the original on 25 May 2022
1775:Oborne, Peter (12 August 2011).
1045:In July 2009, Hewitt joined the
727:Department of Trade and Industry
452:, she became press secretary to
4824:Australian emigrants to England
4566:Minister for Women and Equality
4388:Secretaries of State for Energy
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1123:2010 Cash for Influence Scandal
979:Hewitt was known as a reliable
759:Minister for Women and Equality
477:President of the Board of Trade
118:President of the Board of Trade
4425:Energy and Industrial Strategy
2553:Hewitt and Hoon's great gamble
2183:Channel 4 News, 24 April 2007.
1942:UK IndyMedia, 30 January 2010.
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407:Australian National University
207:The Baroness Jay of Paddington
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375:David Gibson-Watt (1970–1978)
60:Secretary of State for Health
4143:Minister of Co-ordination of
1813:, BBC News, 17 October 2002.
1171:PIE and the NCCL controversy
1110:during her time in Cabinet.
821:to bring up their children.
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2708:(London), 27 February 2014.
2571:. BBC News. 10 January 2010
2297:BBC News, 15 February 2006.
2271:Do the NHS accounts add up?
2219:BBC News, 19 February 2007.
2054:10.1136/bmj.331.7530.1424-a
1883:. London. 25 October 1994.
1777:"New Labour's toxic legacy"
1469:Your Rights: For Pensioners
1443:Your Rights: For Pensioners
1417:Your Rights: For Pensioners
1271:Your Rights: For Pensioners
1009:Retirement from the cabinet
878:Modernising Medical Careers
713:'s government in his first
674:as the first female MP for
615:Leicester East constituency
505:Chancellor of the Exchequer
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4864:21st-century English women
4854:20th-century English women
4779:Politicians from Leicester
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2891:Baroness Jay of Paddington
2718:Tempest, Michelle (2006).
2285:BBC News, 25 October 2005.
1664:by Patricia Hewitt, 1998,
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884:Leader of the Opposition,
858:Royal College of Nursing's
819:mothers who stayed at home
670:Hewitt was elected to the
548:Newnham College, Cambridge
503:In November 2022, British
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1811:"Secret State: Timeline"
1602:A British Bill of Rights
1292:by Patricia Hewitt, 1977
1286:by Patricia Hewitt, 1977
642:Leader of the Opposition
601:Pre-Parliamentary career
552:Nuffield College, Oxford
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4686:Minister for Equalities
4625:Minister for Equalities
4211:Ministers of Technology
2404:BBC News, 27 June 2007.
2332:. BBC News. 9 June 2010
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2244:Patricia Hewitt Profile
2207:BBC News, 3 March 2007.
2171:BBC News, 3 April 2007.
2097:5 February 2007 at the
1666:Dorrance Publishing Co.
627:Social Democratic Party
49:Official portrait, 2006
4839:British Telecom people
2543:BBC News, 2 June 2009.
2273:BBC News, 6 June 2007.
2261:BBC News, 6 June 2007.
2111:GP Pay could be capped
2002:The Hewitt horror show
1985:1 October 2007 at the
1908:Hansard – 3 July 1997.
1619:Free Association Books
1117:Lobbyist investigation
1108:Special Adviser (SpAd)
812:Sex Discrimination Act
4265:Peter Lord Carrington
3764:William Joynson-Hicks
2721:The Future of the NHS
2195:BBC News, 1 May 2007.
1709:The Future of the NHS
1100:2010 general election
893:vote of no confidence
876:, and the programme '
835:2005 general election
829:Hewitt was appointed
791:In September 2005, a
751:2001 general election
745:She joined the Blair
680:1997 general election
619:1983 general election
4794:People from Canberra
2802:Member of Parliament
2357:History & Policy
2017:Breeding for Britain
1752:on 15 December 2013.
874:Department of Health
698:Parliamentary career
652:, helped set up the
533:Robert John Tillyard
423:Patricia Hope Hewitt
339:Patricia Hope Hewitt
280:Member of Parliament
33:The Right Honourable
4110:Gwilym Lloyd George
3784:Neville Chamberlain
3774:Neville Chamberlain
3759:Neville Chamberlain
3744:Christopher Addison
3736:Ministers of Health
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2706:The Daily Telegraph
2681:The Daily Telegraph
2611:The Daily Telegraph
2593:The Daily Telegraph
2529:The Daily Telegraph
2234:, 22 November 2006.
2101:BMA, December 2006.
2022:9 June 2011 at the
1845:Haddon, Catherine.
1801:, 20 February 2007.
1781:The Daily Telegraph
1713:Dr Michelle Tempest
1662:Pebbles in the Sand
1430:Your Rights at Work
1348:Your Rights at Work
1309:Your Rights at Work
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1071:The Daily Telegraph
665:Andersen Consulting
471:In 2001 she joined
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4718:Bridget Phillipson
4607:Minister for Women
4519:Minister for Women
4390:and Climate Change
4183:Ministers of Power
3949:Virginia Bottomley
3944:William Waldegrave
3849:Derek Walker-Smith
2898:Minister for Women
2829:Political offices
2769:official biography
2738:on 17 October 2015
2116:, 19 January 2007.
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1992:, 12 October 2005.
1715:, xpl Publishing,
1561:, James Cornford,
1290:The Privacy Report
1037:Hewitt joined the
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519:Hewit was born in
172:Minister for Women
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1919:"Patricia Hewitt"
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1679:Winning for Women
731:Social Enterprise
723:Minister of State
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