Kick the Tories out! Get rid of capitalism to prevent a health catastrophe of 100,000 Covid cases a day!
NHS WAITING lists in England could more than double in the coming months, from the current figure of 5.3 million people to around 13 million according to Health Secretary Javid as his government chases the spectre of ‘herd immunity’ at the expense of the population to get capitalism going again.
Javid insists that the remaining government restrictions will be lifted on July 19th.
Javid also revealed that waiting lists were now his priority, and that he was already in a state of shock over the crisis in the NHS.
What they say counts. And rarely more so than during a pandemic. Statisticians have been unambiguously and visibly frontline since Covid took hold last year. Suddenly, and thankfully, number crunchers are box office. Two of the trade’s most eminent representatives made it on to the flagship current affairs Sunday morning programmes – with analysis that cut right through political rhetoric. First up was Professor Sir Ian Diamond, head of Britain’s independent Office of National Statistics or ONS. Or, the “chief stato” as he was introduced by the eponymous host of Sky News’ Trevor Phillips On Sunday. Sir Ian came bearing good news and bad. The good news was that Britons may be increasingly immune to Covid. Or, more accurately, most people have antibodies to fight the disease – though that, of course, is no guarantee they will not get it.
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THREE LIONS: England’s heartbroken heroes left Wembley last night having accomplished two remarkable achievements that might have seemed impossible just a month ago: securing the country’s best performance at a major tournament since 1966, and uniting a nation ravaged by the nightmare of the past 16 months behind a new wave of optimism for the future. In years gone by, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka the three players who missed penalties in the ill-fated shootout against Italy might have been scapegoats for the gutting defeat. But in the age of Gareth Southgate, this morning’s newspapers are unanimous in their superlatives for the three young lions who were brave enough to step up, and who will again in years to come. There are so many positives to take from England’s momentous run over the past few weeks, and there’s not long to wait until this group of players can go one better in the one that really matters: the World Cup is only a ye
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