Cowper’s Cut 343: ‘And is there money still for tea?’
Nostalgia isn’t what it used to be, as Rupert Brooke’s past-fest poem ‘The Old Vicarage, Grantchester’ proves with
Cowper’s Cut 342: ‘And then, A Miracle happens!’
Two important and interesting things were said about the biggest problem facing the management, politics and policy of the English
Cowper’s Cut 341: Wes Streeting, Swiftie and Motörhead-head
Resident doctors settle for offer over pay
It may not be everything they requested, but it’s a big step
Cowper’s Cut 340 (part 2): a post-Darzi update
I sent this week’s column early on the assumption that subscribers might prefer to have my fairly immediate assessment
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Cowper’s Cut 340: D-day launches Lord Darzi’s second NHS reform report
Lord Darzi’s ‘Independent Investigation Of The NHS In England’ does two main things: it tells health experts nothing they
Cowper’s Cut 338: September Gurls
Internal BMA backlash against militant anti-Cass tendency
The British Medical Association finds itself beset by avoidable, irrelevant internal politics which
Cowper’s Cut 337: On the subject of money
It’s another week when we don’t yet know whether the Labour Government knows its Chablis from its chardonnay
Cowper’s Cut 336: Rumsfelding the NHS
It’s been another fairly quiet week in health policy and politics. After the past few years, that’s not
