Boris Johnson’s recklessness over Covid-19 has led to a new NHS crisis
We are desperate to treat everyone and are failing to do so – because we have been set up to…
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We are desperate to treat everyone and are failing to do so – because we have been set up to…
ByAs a junior doctor walking into the intensive care unit for the first time, I saw a ward lined with unconscious patients attached to…
ByA diary by Royal Free Hospital chief executive Kate Slemeck, reflecting on Britain's first coronavirus cases, hosting camera crews and the prospect of a…
ByInside the mind of Dr Jim Down, a leading intensive care consultant, on the night of the peak number of…
By26 October 1962: Prompted by Michael Foot's biography of Aneurin Bevan, John Freeman gathers his thoughts about the father of…
ByPhil Whitaker draws on his experiences as a doctor to investigate how close we are to a cure for the “emperor…
ByJeremy Hunt is an intelligent man with a first-class education. This makes his ill-fated proposed contract appear even more callous…
ByIn this archive piece from 2013, British Future polling revealed that while attitudes to the NHS had been fluctuating, commitment…
ByBy the time Labour left office all patients were treated within 18 weeks. Plans for the health servi
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