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Unofficial inquiry by NHS campaign group claims governance failures contributed to thousands of deaths

GPs were 'wrongly sidelined' at the start of the pandemic as patients were pushed towards 111 and test and trace was outsourced at vast expense, according to an inquiry set up by NHS campaigners who accuse the government of 'gross negligence'.

Omnes clinics will take 'low risk' cases in arrangement struck without any public consultation

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Campaigners are demanding the reinstatement of free ear wax removal treatment on the NHS, as patients are paying more than £100 to have their ears…

Health Bill ‘is a Privateers Charter’ says Shadow Health Secretary Ashworth 19 A section of the rally outside Parliament yesterday afternoon to oppose the Tories Health and Social Care Bill LABOUR said yesterday that it will oppose the government’s Health and Social Care Bill. ‘With more than one-in-10 people on waiting lists for treatment in some areas, now is not the time to reorganise the NHS,’ it said. Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for Health, Jonathan Ashworth MP, said: ...

GOVERNMENT incompetence helped cause the deaths of 150,000 people with coronavirus, the People’s Covid Inquiry charged yesterday as it delivered its damning interim report.  The probe, organised by Keep Our NHS Public (KONP), found Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s “inconsistent, ill-prepared, and miscommunicated” attempts to deal with the crisis resulted in unnecessary fatalities. Chaired by Michael Mansfield QC and set up in the absence of a formal public inquiry, the investigation...

NHS “Day of Action”: How the UK unions and pseudo-left demobilise health workers A Day of Action was called across the UK on Saturday July 3 to mark the 73rd anniversary of the National Health Service and protest for “patient safety, pay justice and an end to privatisation.” The demonstrations, organised by a collection of NHS campaign groups including Keep Our NHS Public and Health Campaigns Together, were joined by strikingly low numbers of people. In many major cities, fewer than 100...

Read online at https://workersliberty.org/node/37436 NHS pay: on the streets, 3 July Submitted by AWL on 8 June, 2021 - 3:00 Author: Alice Hazel Within the next few weeks, the issue of NHS pay will be sharply back on the agenda. The NHS Pay Review Body (PRB) is due to make their recommendation on pay for England and Wales in “mid-June”. That will be followed by an offer from the government. After 18 months of the Covid response which has stretched NHS workers to their limi...