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NHS to be forced to make surplus

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Tough new financial targets are due to be set for the NHS in 2006-07 by Secretary of State for Health Patricia Hewitt.The NHS is heading for a deficit in excess of £620 million this year, but the Health Secretary not only wants the health service to balance its books but – in keeping with the…

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