Editor's blog Sunday 9 May 2010: A great political columnist departs
Good evening.
In these equivocal times, it is particularly sad to report the death of Alan
Watkins
[http://www.independent.
Editor's blog Saturday 8 May 2010: Life's a riot (or at least a demonstration) for voting reform
Some smart progressives have decided that a bit of a demonstration outside the
Lib Dem meeting this afternoon would be
Editor's blog Saturday 8 May 2010: Anthony Jay's Sir Humphrey advises the Tories on their manifesto
I guess we could all use a laugh. These short film for BBC Newsnight,
resurrecting Sir Humphrey Appleby to review
The Maynard Doctrine: So what now after the election?
Professor Alan Maynard OBE reviews the post-electoral options available to the
next secretary of state for health
The votes are
Editor's blog Friday 7 May 2010: Farewell to Dr Richard Taylor
There is a good rundown of who health-wise has gone or stayed here on the HSJ
website [http://www.hsj.
Editor's blog Friday May 2010: Some thoughts on a hung Parliament
So, unless all the remaining seats declare Tory during the day ...
David Cameron is the Conservative Party's Al
Editor's blog Thursday 6 May 2010: A non-NHS election: inside Pandora's Box with Schrödinger's cat
Evening, all.
Sit down and have a relaxing drink - you deserve it.
So does HPI associate director Tom Smith,
A radical, unavoidable future for the NHS, whoever wins: Health Policy Today 6 May 2010
Tom Smith, associate director of Health Policy Insight and chief executive of
the British Society for Gastroenterology, discusses the impact
Editor’s blog Wednesday 5 May 2010: How to vote tomorrow
Good evening. Slight pause in posting: I have been off, saving the world.
(OK, that is not strictly true, I
The Maynard Doctrine: How to turn a crisis into an opportunity
Professor Alan Maynard OBE emphasises the high value of avoiding business as
usual after the election.
Business as usual involves
