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A national care service would be established for England, overseeing a system that was "fair, simple and affordable" for everyone, underpinned by national rights while services were personalised to individual needs.
Salmon is to be replaced by Helen Boaden, who will take over his duties as head of BBC England, overseeing BBC North, in addition to her rather time-consuming day job as director of BBC Radio.
Government reforms of the NHS in England have come into force this week, with GP-led groups taking control of local budgets and a new board, NHS England, overseeing the day-to-day running of services.
NHS England oversees all 209 CCGs which between them spend over £60bn of the NHS's £125bn annual budget.
Twickenham wants Rob Andrew to become the England manager, overseeing selection of the national side and dealing with the media, with Brian Ashton continuing as head coach and focusing on the playing side.
At the time of writing, NHS England is overseeing the new commissioning structures, including the development of the procurement skills of commissioners and a 'lead provider framework' of accredited CS providers (including CSUs).
And so to the final curtain of the international season at Southampton with the series all-square thanks to a three-wicket England victory, overseen by the precocious Jos Buttler.
The cricketing break-up that will just run and run – Kevin Pietersen's exile from the England team now overseen by Andrew Strauss – has been given the Our Tune treatment by Simon Bates and the BBC.
Some called for Neville to go, with the ex-England defender having overseen only three wins in his 16 league games.
NHS England is the new body responsible for overseeing the commissioning of services by local doctors.
Capello, who also insisted his reputation had not been damaged by his England reign, was speaking on the day Hodgson's credentials to oversee the England team were called into question by the veteran Bayern Munich manager Jupp Heynckes, who suggested he was largely unaware of the Englishman's work.
