Health secretary Wes Streeting expressed strong support for Rachel Reeves, emphasizing her resilience and ability to recover amidst speculation about her future in government. Streeting's support followed Reeves' emotional moment during Prime Minister's Questions, where she was seen wiping away tears after being described as 'absolutely miserable' by Kemi Badenoch.
Even with the savings that might come from assisted dying if people take up the service - and it feels uncomfortable talking about savings in this context to be honest - setting up this service will also take time and money that is in short supply.
Streeting's response to public criticism about government policies towards trans and disabled individuals included a remark to "get a grip," leading to widespread backlash.
