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So what is the biggest hurdle to clear in modernising our NHS?

The party's general secretary, Iain McNicol, said: "This is another step in the process of modernising our campaigning and election operation.

Only now is it dawning on Nick Clegg that it is his coalition partner that is tooth-and-nail opposed to reforming and modernising our second chamber.

In government, I wrestled with delivering change for 13 years, from creating tax credits to modernising our railways and responding to the global financial crisis.

The new turn to China offers Britain the prospect of modernising our infrastructure in a way that otherwise would be inconceivable.

Sir David Lloyd Jones, the chairman of the Law Commission for England and Wales, and Lord Pentland, the chairman of the Scottish Law Commission, said: "[We] are committed to cleaning up and modernising our legislation.

A surge in low-carbon energy investment would not only modernise our infrastructure.

We now need to modernise our Modern Slavery Act to do just that.

We have to change and modernise our culture and attitudes and identity.

The government says it wants to modernise our public services and put schools and hospitals first.

In addition, we need to reform and modernise our labour markets, our welfare state, and our legal and tax systems.