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Monday, 18 November, 2002, 08:09 GMT
Foundation hospitals 'don't work'The government is urged to think again over plans to free top NHS hospitals by doctors in Spain where foundation hospitals were first introduced. 
Queen unveils Blair's crime blitzA crackdown on crime is unveiled at the heart of the Government's plans for the next year outlined in the Queen's Speech to Parliament. 
Leaks ensure no surprisesAfter widespread leaks of its content, Tony Blair has only himself to blame if his new programme fails to ignite the public imagination. 
New York's crime clean-up successThe BBC's Matt Wells looks at how neighbourhoods in New York have been transformed by a policy of zero tolerance. |
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