Operation Rampdown: Codename revealed in Government papers to dismantle key Covid measures next year
Britain’s response is being dramatically reshaped to Covid in the early part of next year under a Pandemic Exit Strategy codenamed Rampdown. The Mail was able to see the details…
Early open heart surgery could save Britons from deadly strokes
Patients diagnosed with a common but deadly heart condition should get major surgery as early as possible – even if they feel perfectly healthy – a study has concluded. At…
Why fears the NHS will lose countless staff over forced jabs won’t come true
One of the UK’s most controversial Covid-19 prevention policies came into force last week, when care home workers were told: ‘No jab, no job.’ It’s the Government’s much debated plan…
Ghislaine Maxwell tells all from inside her US prison cell
Ghislaine Maxwell has spoken for the first time about her ‘living hell’ behind bars – claiming that she has been assaulted and abused by prison guards, purposely deprived of sleep…
How hiring more district nurses can reduce pressure on the NHS
They are the unsung backbone of the NHS – going in to people’s homes to perform everything from wound dressings to support at the end of life. However, what once…
Ministers privately believe that falling UK Covid cases down Freedom Day gamble
Ministers privately believe that falling Covid infection levels in the UK – and rising cases on the continent – amount to a vindication of Boris Johnson’s decision to release lockdown…
LORD ASHCROFT: Sergeant Ian McKay’s disregard for his own life was awe-inspiring yet eerie
Lord Ashcroft’s new book, Falklands War Heroes, celebrates the courage of the British men and women who risked, and in some cases sacrificed, their lives During the long sea crossing…
CRAIG BROWN: George V was a stuffy bore, so how did he become one of our best ever monarchs?
George V.: There’s No Dull Moment Jane Ridley Chatto & Windus £30 Rating: One could not
The Rake’s Progress review: A tale that leaves audiences ooh-ing and ahh-ing with delight
The Rake’s Progress is an extravagant tale. It’s brittle, cold and brilliant. Audiences will be woo-ing. David Mellor for the Event Published: 13. November 2021, 17:01 Eastern Standard Time |…
The World According To Colour review: The cure to unwelcome dinner-party silences
The solution to dinner party silences? James Fox’s The World According To Colour contains fascinating insights. By Anna Galbraith Published: 13/11/2021 at 17:01 (EST) | Updated: 13/11/2021 at 17:01 (EST)…