The NHS paid billions during the pandemic for private hospital beds that should have prevented the backlog but managers never bothered to use them. This is a scandal, says Dr. David Livermore.
Dr. Eashwarran Kohilathas was on the NHS frontline during the pandemic but quit when he saw the harm they were doing and now writes to bring truth and healing instead.
The evidence that masks do nothing to stop transmission of COVID-19 is now overwhelming. Why, then, is an NHS mental health trust reiterating its demands for patients to wear masks?
Hospital patients are being denied visits from loved ones by trusts using outdated Covid restrictions, as analysis reveals 70% of NHS trusts still have pandemic visitor restrictions in place.
The Coronation threatens to be a ghastly, hand-wringing affair in which a furrowed-browed King Charles pays tribute to the NHS and the LGBTQ+ community before ceremonially taking the knee in front of Commonwealth leaders.
NHS reform does not mean merely increasing patients per session or cutting maternity leave. It means a fundamental rebalancing of power away from doctors and managers and towards the public who pay for medical care.
Diversity-obsessed Cressida Dick's time in charge of the Met saw a huge climb in rates of crime. Is Amanda Pritchard about to have a similar catastrophic tenure at the helm of the increasingly woke, crisis-hit NHS?
The In-house doctor breaks down the Byzantine complexity of our de facto private health system. Ironically, the greatest ally private medical providers have turns out to be the ‘useful idiot’ NHS zealots.
Charlie Walsham, a pseudonym of a BBC News employee who has worked at the Corporation for several years, has written an inside scoop on the BBC's reporting of excess deaths, and it is incredibly damning.
Over 70 years have passed since the NHS was established; if the best minds in organisational thinking have been unable to come up with solutions in that time, perhaps there are none, writes Dr Andrew Bamji.
