NANA AKUA: I'd rather see a pay rise for frontline doctors than backseat politicians
'While I don't agree with reckless public-sector strikes, I'd rather see a pay rise for frontline doctors than backseat politicians,' writes Nana Akua
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'While I don't agree with reckless public-sector strikes, I'd rather see a pay rise for frontline doctors than backseat politicians,' writes Nana Akua
Former permanent secretary in the Lord Chancellor’s Department who presided over the public inquiry into MPs’ expenses
As King Charles III gets crowned today most of the rhetoric around the late Princess Diana will be around her broken marriage. But she was more than that
He was a strong supporter of foxhunting and hanging and an advocate of sporting links with white South Africa
Princess Diana emerged from her divorce with a new style, a new crusade (banning land mines), and a new love, Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan, whom she hid from the press for 18 months. But, as TINA BROWN chronicles in this excerpt from her forthcoming book, Diana's superstar status—and her emotional scars— drove away the man she hoped to marry, sending her into the spiral that would lead to Paris