The US president, with his threats of punitive tariffs on imported drugs, has injected a degree of urgency into Britain’s national conversation about what it can afford to pay for life-saving drugs – and that’s a good thing, writes James Moore D onald Trump is once again doing the sort of thing we have come to expect from the US president, railing against the NHS and the amount it pays for medicines . This is now being taken very seriously by prime minister Keir Starmer, who seemingly wants

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