One of the interesting things about the Begum case is that it allowed the government to remove her British citizenship on the grounds that she was eligible, but had never held, Bangladeshi citizenshi… (View Post)

When I was a Junior Doctor in SW London in the late Eighties I worked with a Surgical Senior Registrar who lived near Guildford. He was speeding down the A3 one night on his way home doing over a ton… (View Post)

What could possibly worry a Prime Minister about being targetted by enemies? (Though it looks like there was no such targetting of Putin. Perhaps the most credible bit of evidence being that it didn&… (View Post)

The services hospitals were not viable due to their small size, but there are specific military wards (cross services) in NHS hospitals, and also for armed forces consultants employed at NHS hospital… (View Post)

Or more accurately they have supported the rule of law and the right to free expression. Sure, these are under threat in some Western civilised countries, but there is little point in having these if… (View Post)