An answer to ‘The Times view on health sector strikes: Uncaring profession’

First they came for the cleaners, then they came for the caterers, then for the porters, the student nurses and the junior doctors. Now they’re coming for the GPs.

A meaningful defence of Britain’s health service is urgently needed. What would it look like?

National clapping and a George Cross have left nurses empty handed as the new health chief helps US profiteers move in.

There is no medical justification for the imposition of such documents; they are not aimed at protecting our health but at the surveillance and control of workers.

Instead of rebuilding our decimated public capacity, private providers are being subsidised to the tune of billions to take the place of the NHS.

Who is the unelected executive who runs our most valued institution, and whose interests does he serve?

A ‘new era of personalised care’ where mobile apps replace overworked GPs.

Workers taste the bitter fruit of capitalist market ‘reforms’.

The campaign to destroy the NHS is reaching its final stages: how did we get here and what can we do?

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt vows to impose new conditions anyway as privatisation plans ramps up another gear.

Dr Bob Gill explains the unreported and sinister drive behind the push for changing junior doctors’ contracts.