UK health secretary Javid says NHS waiting lists could double within months to 13 million UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid said Sunday that the number of people on National Health Service waiting lists could reach as high as 13 million in a matter of months. He told the
Sunday Telegraph, “It’s gone up from 3.5 million to 5.3 million as of today, and I said to the officials so what do you mean ‘a lot worse’, thinking maybe it goes from 5.3 million to six million, seven million. They said no, it’s going to go up by millions… it could go as high as 13 million.”
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Matt Hancock video leak will be investigated - Brandon Lewis
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The Department of Health is to look into how footage from Matt Hancock s office was leaked, Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis has said.
The video, which shows Mr Hancock breaking Covid rules by kissing a colleague, was passed to the Sun, and ultimately led to his resignation.
Speaking to the BBC, Mr Lewis said: We have to understand how that happened and how we deal with that.
The Sun says the images came from a concerned Whitehall whistleblower .
The paper s political editor Harry Cole told Radio 4 s PM programme the alleged whistleblower thought they deserved a wider audience .
The family of a man with autism and a learning disability is trying to get him released from a mental health hospital, claiming the care he's receiving has made his condition worse.
Number of Brits falling ill with Covid every day more than DOUBLES in a week to nearly 12,000 - but top scientist says it s clear epidemic fuelled by Indian variant is only among the unvaccinated and people waiting for second jab
ZOE Covid study estimates 11,908 people across the UK are showing symptoms of the virus every day
Professor Tim Spector said spiralling cases are caused by the much more transmissible Indian variant
Scientists fear the mutant strain may be 60 per cent more transmissible than the once dominant Kent version