‘NHS for sale’ documents were hacked from Liam Fox’s email
Classified documents revealing details of UK-US trade talks leaked ahead of the 2019 election were stolen from the email account of former trade minister Liam Fox by likely Russian hackers.
Classified documents revealing details of UK-US trade talks leaked ahead of the 2019 election were stolen from the email account of former trade minister Liam Fox by likely Russian hackers.
The 21-year-old was walking to the bus stop after finishing work at Southmead Hospital in Bristol last Wednesday afternoon when the attack happened.
‘Clapping won’t pay my bills,’ was among the messages aimed at the Government.
A Unison survey has found 69% of people think NHS employees should be awarded a pay rise this year.
More than four-in-five English hospitals had “dangerously low” spare capacity on the eve of the crisis.
He said "given the link between obesity and coronavirus, losing weight could be lifesaving.”
"Longstanding issues with bed capacity and workforce shortages will continue to slow the health service down compared to other systems in the race to recovery."
MPs voted down amendments to the bill earlier this week, one of which would have prevented the NHS from being included in any post-Brexit trade deal.
They have excluded nurses and care workers from pay rises, scrapped free parking and put the NHS on the line in future trade talks.
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