The aspect to focus on is how and why the UK experience has diverged from that of comparable countries, since the pandemic. (View Post)

That’s normal for a healthcare system, though. I believe I am right in saying that something like 33%-40% of all healthcare expenditure (data from both UK and US, I believe) is spent on the last few … (View Post)

Both previous and current governments have been eyeing up public sector pension funds and looking to get these funds to pay for some such stuff. Meanwhile Labour is sounding increasingly desperate in… (View Post)

It's just a neo-Trumpite wank, designed to appeal to people of limited intelligence. (View Post)

It would be a sorry comment on all those years of Tory austerity if the civil service still has over 10,000 jobs that can simply be axed with no consequences. It has taken precisely eight months for … (View Post)