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Lord Sumption made his comments while appearing as a guest on The Big Questions show on BBC One.

Lord Sumption made his comments while appearing as a guest on The Big Questions show on BBC One.

LORD SUMPTION took to Good Morning Britain to rail against the disastrous lockdown orders, following a new ITV poll that revealed people in the UK want stronger restrictions.

Jonathan Sumption said 25-year-old would get NHS priority over the captain He did not realise he was talking about the £33million hero when he answered  Came after row following less valuable comment on podcaster Deborah James   Miss James suffers from Stage 4 metastatic bowel cancer and had 17 tumours  Outraged viewers blasted Lord Sumption as morally bankrupt and horrible But he insisted that the comment was made in context of his earlier remarks

Troops have been drafted in to set up 80 new vaccination centres in Scotland to strengthen the fightback against coronavirus. The massive operation will get under way this week with Armed Forces personnel set to identify suitable sites. Ninety-eight soldiers are being deployed over the next 28 days to prepare locations where NHS Scotland can safely administer the Covid-19 vaccine. Officials hope the move will free the NHS and local authorities to focus on administering the 900,000 doses of the ...

Matt Hancock says vaccination drive is a full seven-day service despite apparent drop in numbers at weekends - with health chiefs blaming data lag for dip amid calls to increase to 24/7 delivery 321,951 people received dose of Oxford or Pfizer vaccine on Thursday - followed by 328,260 on Friday Figures - which include first and second doses - then drop to 280,390 on Saturday and 227,972 on Sunday Public Health England today blamed the lower figures on reporting delays over the weekend Matt Hanc...

Another five million people will be invited to receive a jab from today, with some in Whitehall suggesting the rollout is going so well that the wider population could be covered by June rather than September.

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A GLOBAL health expert has hit out at Lord Sumptions comments about some lives being less valuable during the pandemic. Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at Edinburgh University, responded to former supreme court justice Jonathan Sumption in an interview on Good Morning Britain. Lord Sumption who has been criticised for telling a woman with stage 4 cancer that her life was “less valuable”. "It looked like you were telling a quite young woman who has got stage 4 cancer that...

This time, Lord Sumption went too far even by his own previously controversial standards.The retired Supreme Court judge has long stated his opposition to the Covid-19 restrictions. In a weekend