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Prescription Charge in England but not rest of UK
England is now the only UK country where NHS patients still pay for prescription charges. A spokeswoman said: "This income helps the NHS to maintain vital services for patients." Does it bother you to pay prescription charges? Should prescription charges be scrapped in England too?
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