“Instead of spending taxpayer billions lining the pockets of line the pockets of Tory chums – Ministers should do the decent thing and give our frontline public sector heroes a decent pay rise.”
Her tweet suggests she is five days into a 14 day quarantine, even though she only posted out the announcement today.
The report found £10.5 billion contracts were awarded without any competition process, with a "high-priority lane established for firms referred by officials, MPs and peers.
'Dealing with the emotional impact of seeing their colleagues get ill, being fearful of getting ill themselves, and helping patients say their final goodbyes to loved ones over smartphones or iPads.'
"Remember this when they tell us there is no money for a pay rise for the NHS staff who have risked their lives and are struggling to pay their bills this winter."
The PM's bid to reframe his premiership was left in limbo after meeting with Covid-positive MP.
Labour accused ministers of having “one rule for lobbyists and their paying clients and another rule for the rest of us”.
201 days of pent up frustration were unleashed on the health secretary.
Number 10 said “critical announcements” due over the coming weeks would send a “clear signal of his ongoing ambitions for the United Kingdom”.