Kinnock

/ ˈkɪnək /

noun

Neil ( Gordon ). Baron. born 1942, British Labour politician, born in Wales; leader of the Labour Party (1983–92); a European commissioner (1995–2004) and vice-president of the European Commission (1999–2004)

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Health Minister Stephen Kinnock rejected Yusuf's claims about incitement, adding he was "lecturing us on something where they are just not qualified to lecture anybody".

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Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has called for Reeves to put VAT on private healthcare to raise money for the NHS.

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The painful 1992 defeat - when Neil Kinnock's Labour were unexpectedly beaten - spurred Mandelson in his belief that the party needed to modernise if they were ever to get back into government.

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He hit out at health minister Stephen Kinnock, who called Dr Malhotra an "anti-vax conspiracy theorist".

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In a statement to the House of Commons, health minister Stephen Kinnock described the difference in life expectancy for those with learning disabilities as "unacceptable" but said the number of case reviews which identified good NHS practice had increased by 10% since 2021 and he was committed to driving further improvements.

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