Has the new government already kicked social care reform into the long grass?

The new Labour government may have one realistic chance of getting genuine reform of social care through parliament, but they have to act now, argue our guests. Despite this, social care was a notable omission from Labour's health plans as laid out in the recent King's speech to parliament. Natasha Curry, Deputy Director of Policy at the Nuffield Trust, and Sam Freedman, public policy expert and commentator discuss the implications, and reflect on the proposed royal commission on the NHS and whether it will unearth anything we don't already know.