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‘Breathtaking’ starts tonight. Here’s a new clip to set you up for it

By now you should be primed for the new ITV drama, Breathtaking, about the Covid-19 crisis, how it affected the NHS, and the nonsense that was coming from Boris Johnson’s Tory government at the same time.

It starts this evening (February 19), and ITV has released this clip to get you prepared for it:

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Will ‘Breathtaking’ do for the NHS what ‘Mr Bates’ did for sub-postmasters?

Fresh from the success of Mr Bates vs the Post Office, ITV is about to screen another drama based on real-life political developments.

Breathtaking is based on the diary of Dr Rachel Clarke – @doctor_oxford on ‘X’ – and aims to show the facts about what was happening in the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic, contrasted with the Tory gaslighting of the public that was taking place at the same time.

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Peter Stefanovic has already seen it:

Here’s the trailer:

The BAFTA advance screening of the series was introduced by Michael Rosen, whose life was saved by NHS care after he contracted the virus – and it gave rise to an extraordinary coincidence:

Clearly, emotions are already running high around this new series.

As for Dr Clarke – her campaigning for an NHS that is able to do its job, free of the political interference that has restricted its abilities for more than a decade, continues. And she continues to inform us as the Tory government’s mismanagement steadily worsens the service we receive.

Here’s what she told us earlier this week:

Perhaps Breathtaking will remind us all of what we had to endure while the Tories were partying in Downing Street and giving away billions of pounds of public money to their friends for so-called “protective equipment” that simply wasn’t up to scratch.

In an election year, I’d say that makes it well worth watching.


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The UK has Covid-19 hotspots again – but who has been catching the JN.1 variant?

Rampant again: the Covid-19 virus is once again on the loose across the UK – apparently because of ‘festive socialising’. But who could afford to contract the disease by raving it up in a UK where only the super-rich have money to spare?

How many people in the UK have died of the JN.1 variant of Covid-19?

The article referenced below says 10,000 people across the world died of it in December 2023, but that is not useful to those of us who want to follow national trends.

Apparently no information on UK deaths is publicly available.

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Instead we get this:

Two regions of the UK have seen cases of Covid shoot up over the past week, making them the leading hotspots for the virus.

The South East topped the table with 1,237 new cases over the past seven days, which equates to 13.4 people per 100,000 of the population. London trailed a close second with 1,032 new infections. The region to have avoided the worst of the cases is the North East, which only registered 194 over the past week.

Experts fear that JN.1, which is thought to have rocketed in numbers due to festive socialising, could reach record levels in the UK in a matter of weeks if cases continue to rise.

This Writer would also like to see a demographic breakdown of which social groups contracted the disease due to “festive socialising”.

Here in Mid Wales, the pubs were practically empty for most of the Christmas and New Year period because people didn’t have the money to spend after coughing up for presents and groceries and covering the normal day-to-day cost of living that has skyrocketed under the Tories.

I’m willing to bet that the new generation of sufferers are the richest people in society who could afford to go out. The evidence that the South East and London are the current Covid hotspots tends to support this.

If they are now spreading it to the rest of us, it will be because they are too stupid to realise they need to isolate themselves until they are better.

So much for private education, eh?

Source: Covid hotspots in UK confirmed after rise in JN.1 variant – 10 areas with most cases


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Anti-vaxxers angry after study shows jabs could have prevented 7,000 Covid hospital admissions and deaths

Research published in The Lancet shows that 7,180 hospital admissions and deaths could have been prevented if people had received all their Covid-19 vaccinations.

The study links gaps in vaccine coverage of younger people, men, those in areas of higher deprivation, and people of non-white ethnicity with hospitalisations and deaths.

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But when the size of the group failing to receive vaccinations is compared with the number of hospitalisations and deaths, there may be merit in anti-vaxxer anger at the findings.

Experts found that between a third and a half of people had not had the recommended number of Covid vaccinations and boosters by 1 June, 2022: almost 27 million people in England alone.

The study looking at the whole UK population warned that gaps in vaccine coverage drove 7,180 hospital admissions and deaths during the summer of 2022.

There has been a backlash on the social media:

For the sake of balance, let’s remind ourselves:

Source: Covid jabs could have prevented 7,180 summer hospital admissions and deaths, study shows | The Independent


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London Covid cases highest in the UK as JN.1 variant spreads | Evening Standard

Right after This Site publishes an article raising concerns about the effects of Long Covid, it seems incidents of the latest Covid-19 variant are on the rise in the UK…

London has the highest rate of Covid in England amid the rapid spread of the JN.1 variant, analysis revealed on Thursday.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) estimate that around 6.1% of Londoners had the virus as of December 14, by far the highest proportion of any region.

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Prevalence in the capital is three times higher than a month ago, according to the UKHSA’s winter infection survey.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the WHO said they would continue to investigate the variant but that it carried no greater risk of death or hospitalisation.

JN.1 is a subvariant of Omicron, which became the dominant global variant of Covid in winter 2021. It has been found in countries across the world including China, the UK and the United States.

So, not likely to be fatal, then.

But what about those consequences of Long Covid?

Source: London Covid cases highest in the UK as JN.1 variant spreads | Evening Standard


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Tories can’t prove £259 BILLION of public procurement was spent ‘wisely’

This is your money – squandered mostly on Covid-related contracts, from the look of it.

Here’s some detail:

The findings follow heavy criticism of government procurement particularly during the Covid pandemic, including the use of a VIP lane for potential suppliers of personal protective equipment who had links to politicians or government officials. A court ruled last year that the priority lane set up to collate PPE bids was unlawful because it failed to comply with public contract regulations.

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About those Covid contracts…


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Mone moans, Bethell contradicts; but where did he get his evidence?

Lord Bethell: he also previously claimed he never used his private accounts for official business so we know he’s a liar. Right?

After Michelle Mone admitted lying about her involvement with a £220 million contract for PPE that she arranged with the government via the illegal ‘VIP lane’ procurement system, Rishi Sunak spoke up – and opened his own can of worms.

All he did was say he couldn’t speak about the issue because it was under investigation, but that the government is taking it “incredibly seriously”.

But this seems to have triggered Lady Moan:

Later the same day, she posted the following on ‘X’:

The Good Law Project, which has been investigating the PPE procurement scandal in order to launch court proceedings of its own, chimed in with the factual information that was available to it as a result:

It seems clear that Sunak has his own questions to answer about profiteering from the Covid-19 crisis.

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But this is where the story becomes interesting: the next person to leap into the ring was Lord James Bethell – with information he had previously claimed not to have:

Former Labour spin doctor Alastair Campbell called it a “Christmas miracle” – but it’s the context note added by other ‘X’ users that is useful here:

The note reads: “Lord Bethell has previously had a government lawyer issue a witness statement that he had lost his phone in early 2021 and lost all access to SMS and WhatsApp messages prior to that date. The message he has posted is dated 20202.”

So he should not have it, and a government lawyer issued an official statement to that effect – perhaps one of the government lawyers currently working on the accusations against Mone.

Here are a couple more ‘X’ posts, providing evidence about Bethell and his trustworthiness – or lack of it:

People have raised an obvious question about all this – but in fact there are several, which may be divided into two sets:

1. It seems clear that Bethell has regained access to his WhatsApp messages from 2020. Is he passing the machine from which he retrieved them over to the Covid inquiry? If not, why not?

2. Who is on the government team investigating Mone? Were any of them involved in the defence of Bethell over his WhatsApps? Were any involved in the procurement of PPE from PPE Medpro or Mone’s dialogue with the government via the ‘VIP lane’? If so, are there not clear conflicts of interest? Should these matters be handed over to a completely separate set of legal experts?


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Are we ignoring the dangerous effects of Long Covid?

Rampant: the Covid-19 virus is once again on the loose across the UK because the Tories haven’t just lost control; they’ve deliberately thrown it away.

Apparently we should be concerned about excess mortality and declining life expectancy, in young people, that is attributable to Covid-19.

This is to do with Long Covid; apparently there may be a large number of youngsters disabled by Covid, or suffering vascular disease, or dying, in the months after suffering acute Covid.

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Here’s epidemiologist Colin Furness:

It’s an interesting question because This Writer doesn’t think it has been asked: what is Covid-19 doing to us now?

And will we be able to find out?


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VIP Lane Covid-19 contracts inflated by £925m | Good Law Project

Yet again: the image This Site used to mock the personal protective equipment that was available to medical staff in the UK during the Covid pandemic.

The Good Law Project has been doing excellent work on this Tory Covid crisis scandal. Here are the headlines from the latest update on the illegal ‘VIP lane’ procurement route that was exclusively for friends and colleagues of Tory MPs:

Fast-track contracts handed out to Tory connections were 80% more expensive than other suppliers.

Doesn’t this mean that the government could have bought nearly twice as many supplies – and, from reputable providers, they might have been useful – if it had awarded contracts in a manner that wasn’t corrupt?

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Some contracts were agreed at more than four times the average unit price.

This Writer would like to know who was awarded these contracts and what there connection to Tory MPs or government ministers might have been.

And a quarter of the money awarded through the VIP lane was wasted on equipment that couldn’t be used. Last year, Spotlight on Corruption revealed that VIP firms supplied £1bn worth of PPE that was not fit for purpose, amounting to 26% of the money spent in this way.

We knew about this already. But was has been done to recoup that lost cash? Nothing?

Here’s a good bit:

The Department of Health and Social Care did not contest any of Good Law Project’s figures but said the ”priority throughout the pandemic was to save lives” adding that the department “acted swiftly to procure PPE at the height of the pandemic, competing in an overheated global market where demand massively outstripped supply. Due diligence was carried out on all companies and every company was subjected to the same checks.”

If due diligence was indeed carried out, and £1bn worth of contracts were still awarded to firms that could not fulfil them to the required standard, then it seems to me that multiple sackings for incompetence should have taken place in that department.

Who’s with me?

Source: VIP Lane contracts inflated by £925m – Good Law Project


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Sunak flounders over WhatsApps and Eat Out To Help Out at Covid inquiry

Rishi Sunak at the Covid Inquiry: is that smirk Duper’s Delight?

Rishi Sunak, the UK’s current prime minister, made a dog’s dinner of his evidence on his Covid-19-boosting Eat Out To Help Out initiative in his first day in the hot seat at the Covid inquiry.

He also made himself look stupid over his failure to deliver WhatsApp messages that he should have kept, in order to make them available to the inquiry.

In the light of these failings, his apology – was it an apology? Or was it just an expression of sympathy to the families of people who have died of Covid? – fell flatter than a cowpat.

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The video evidence speaks for itself so I’ll just deliver what I’ve found and let you make up your own mind about it.

Here’s the apology:

This is what I could find about the WhatsApps:

Here’s the juice about Eat Out To Help Out:

Oh, and just for fun, here’s what Sunak had to say about lockdown:

Here’s the whole hearing, if you’ve got the stomach for it:

https://www.youtube.com/live/qzi4DDNi3Jk?si=Ygz-vMH2Ng0WClOO

Finally, let’s have some reaction. I apologise that this is from LBC:

For balance, here’s Phil Moorhouse and A Different Bias:

More will follow – inevitably.


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