Cowper's Cut 204: From leaks to launch, Electoral Recovery Plan and integration White Paper underwhelm
First the leaks ...
Delays to the completion of the elective recovery plan (which winsomely, Health
But Social Care Secretary Sajid
Cowper’s Cut 203: Fifty Grays of shade
Fifty Grays of shade
The redacted update of the Sue Gray report into the Government's 'Partygate
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Cowper's Cut 202: A let-off for the PM, as The Saj reveals 'a cunning plan'
The delayed publication of the Sue Gray report into Partygate
[https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60166997] due to the
Cowper's Cut 201: Living in WTF times, redisorganisation and recycling failed ideas
It’s good that the data continues to show reductions in the seven-day case
rates
of hospitalisations with Covid19
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Cowper's Cut 200: Elect a clown, get a circus
We’ll get on to this week’s pitiful political pantomime directly, but let’s
treat ourselves to starting ‘Cowper’
Moving the goalposts: the strange case of the fictional privatisation of the NHS
As the Health Bill returns to the Lords, the edifying sight and sound of political idiots and merch-vending grifters crying
Cowper’s Cut 199: Crunch week for ‘The Gamble’
Apparently, the word from the Cabinet Office is that this is the week when it'll
become clear whether
Cowper's Cut 198: 2022's testing times, as infections and acute admissions rise
“I don't think hospitalisations will rise”.
Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen, on Sky News
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Cowper's Cut 197: A work meeting with cheese and wine, as Omicron storm clouds gather over London
Collective responsibility and discipline have evidently collapsed in Government
when somebody briefs a Cabinet meeting more or less wholesale to
Cowper’s Cut 196: How much will this hurt?
I came off my mountain bike at quite a speed this past week. While I was briefly
airborne, several four-letter
