Why is it the sections of the Labour and Conservative manifestos dealing with the NHS are almost identical? Because both parties know elected politicians have long since had control of the NHS taken away from them.
Scientists and MPs have demanded that all remaining Covid warning signs are removed because they serve only to remind the public of the "futility and madness" of restrictions.
Across the world, the official Covid inquiries are a sham, says former UN Assistant Secretary-General Ramesh Thakur. We need real inquiries if we're going to restore people's faith in public authorities.
When the Spectator hosted a debate on Britain's cancer crisis at the last Tory conference, the sponsor gave Editor Fraser Nelson a shocking ultimatum: drop Professor Karol Sikora or lose £25,000 in sponsorship.
"I don't want to get into that": the Covid Inquiry's Hugo Keith KC shocks observers by shutting down Prime Minister Rishi Sunak when he points out that lockdowns did more harm than good.
Camilla Tominey asks whether the time has come for those politicians, scientists and journalists who vilified lockdown sceptics for having ‘blood on their hands’ should to fall to their knees and beg for forgiveness?
Karol Sikora was accused of endangering people's lives by warning against turning the NHS into a Covid-only service during the lockdowns. Now, predictably, over 300,000 people are on NHS England's cancer waiting list.
Professor Karol Sikora has warned that Britain faces "the biggest cancer crisis" he has ever encountered, as the Government's focus on suppressing Covid has "sucked the oxygen away from other pressing health issues".
