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Page last updated at 10:57 GMT, Thursday, 3 September 2009 11:57 UK

Health minister rejects NHS cuts

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The Government says it has rejected advice to cut the number of NHS staff in England by nearly ten per cent.

Its own consultants put forward the plan which would save 20 billion pounds by 2014.

The Health Minister Mike O'Brien says many services need more workers, not fewer.

READ MORE: NHS workforce cuts plan rejected

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