Opinion
Government’s casual relationship with the truth means we can no longer hold them to account
By Dr Joe McManners, GP from Oxford.
Elevenses: Dom’s Con
For all his accusations, Dominic Cummings was a constituent part of the Covid chaos.
Elevenses: Viva la Menace
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Elevenses: ‘Red-Green Toryism’
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I am an NHS doctor and my wife is a nurse. This is why we may leave the UK.
“A lot of people are actually wondering if this is a place that actually wants EU citizens.”
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The gap between rhetoric and action continues to widen.