NHS must take elderly infections more seriously, Chris Whitty warns ⊖
England's chief medical officer says doctors do not appreciate risk of heart attack and stroke, as flu cases rise.
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NHS must stop hiring so many foreign doctors while Brits struggle to get jobs, review led by Chris Whitty warns ⊖
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A review of training headed by England's chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty found that 'competition' meant British graduates were struggling to get posts.
46 days ago
Covid inquiry live: Boris Johnson to be questioned over impact of pandemic on children ⊖
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The former prime minister is appearing at the UK’s Covid-19 inquiry
If Boris Johnson takes a similar tack to Chris Whitty yesterday, then we can probably expect the former prime minister to say that t…
UK's Covid rules around going outside during lockdown were too strict and should have been 'more liberal', Chris Whitty admits ⊕
Professor Sir Chris Whitty told the Covid-19 Inquiry that the approach to the first lockdown should have been 'more liberal', as the evidence showed that being outdoors was safer than being indoors.
7 months ago
Reform UK council candidate 'called for Chris Whitty to be strung up' and praised golliwog toy as 'cute'
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Adele Taggart, who is hoping to be elected to Durham County Council on 1 May, is the latest Reform candidate to face scrutiny over their past social media comments.
10 months ago
England's top medic Chris Whitty warns it's 'extremely difficult' to list illnesses that would apply under assisted dying laws - and estimating how long someone will live 'is not a precise science'
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Professor Sir Chris Whitty gave evidence to a committee scrutinising the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which cleared its first hurdle in the House of Commons in November.
NHS is functioning WORSE than during Covid because data-sharing has 'slipped back', says Chris Whitty
Professor Sir Chris Whitty admitted the health service was 'now in a less good and more fragmented place' when it came to data.
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