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Recently, Britain s Covid-19 cases are rising again. The planned easing on 21 June was delayed to 19 July. At this critical moment, the Health Secretary was hastily replaced after the leak of some CCTV footage despite this being the vital position in fighting against the Covid pandemic.
The camera captured the then Health Secretary Matt Hancock kissing his aide Gina Colandagelo, which happened at a time when the UK government has been advising people to stay two meters away and avoid face-to-face contact. This scandal sparked a public uproar immediately, not only because they are both married, but also because Hancock violated the social-distancing policy he himself put together. His action angered the British public. Last Saturday, Hancock submitted his resignation letter to the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, ex-finance min
LONDON The U.K. government began courting U.S. data and surveillance firm Palantir to work on ways to tap patient data from the National Health Service back in January 2019, according to documents seen by POLITICO that shed light on the relationship with the company.
The documents show the government pitched access to NHS data earlier than has previously been reported and a year before Palantir won a controversial contract to mine the NHS s COVID-19 patient data.
In a meeting at the exclusive get-together of business leaders and policymakers in Davos, Switzerland, that year, former Trade Secretary Liam Fox encouraged the U.S. data giant s executives to make use of “untapped” NHS data.
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En política británica, la noche de los cuchillos largos fue una drástica remodelación ministerial del primer ministro conservador Harold Macmillan en julio de 1962 en respuesta a una serie de derrotas electorales y a la impopularidad de su gestión económica. Cesó de un plumazo a un tercio del Gabinete. Unos se lo tomaron mejor que otros. Lord Kilmuir, un veterano que había servido a las órdenes de Churchill, le plantó cara: “Yo le habría dado más preaviso a mi cocinero”. “Un buen cocinero es difícil de encontrar, en cambio ministros decentes los hay a montones”, le respondió el líder.
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These are not people given to histrionics or drama, but cheery stalwarts who keep going no matter what life throws at them, and sure, we did what we always do, have a laugh about it, watch the spoof voice overs of the stomach-churning footage of Hancock slobbering away, spitting in the face of social distancing, but just because people are smiling, it doesn’t mean they’re not angry.
As my cousin says, ‘it’s worse than that.” It’s not the cronyism, questions about how contracts for PPE were awarded, arrogance, entitlement, hypocrisy, deceit, affairs, the justice secretary banging on about questions of national security (lol, more like how did the media get their hands on the footage?), or even the mind-boggling mystery surrounding the ability of senior politicians to attract people who want to share body fluids with them (“you’ll ALWAYS find someone stupid enough” says another pal) - those ships sailed long ago and we’re used to it. In fact we expect