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NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard admitted NHS workers were facing ‘enormous’ challenges.

Amid security concerns and AI advances, a majority of the British public still trusts the NHS to store and analyse their health data, but would prefer it remains domiciled in the UK.

Brits should have the option of receiving private treatment that is funded by the NHS and their own cash to avoid long waits, the former prime minister recommended on the services 75th birthday.

Ministers have said that the record waiting list is expected to grow.

Here MailOnline lays bare seven decades of NHS history marking how its changed alongside medical advancements, and highlighting key events with archive photography.

Speaking at the unions annual conference in Liverpool, Senior doctors at the BMA said they are using patients as leverage in their pursuit of a 35 per cent rise.

A report has warned the NHS may not survive to see its 80th birthday unless major reforms are made

The backlog in England is currently at 7.4 million patients, which is up from 6.8 million last July and is the highest since records began in August 2007.

The MP for Bromsgrove called for a royal commission to conduct a dispassionate and honest assessment of the service to make sure the NHS is here in another 75 years.

Chief nursing officer for England Dame Ruth May on the new NHS workforce plan.