Has anybody examined the verbal vandalism attempted by former Defence Secretary Liam Fox on the National Health Service this week?
Mr Fox’s known financial interests include receiving £5,000 to run his private office in October 2012 from investment company IPGL Ltd, who purchased healthcare pharma company Cyprotex.
That didn’t stop him from trying to starve what’s left of the publicly-owned part of our health service of the ever-dwindling portion of taxpayers’ cash earmarked for it.
He demanded that NHS funding should not be ring-fenced after the 2015 general election, saying its performance does not justify the favour.
He told The Times: “I think we’ve tested to destruction the idea that simply throwing lots more money at the health service will make it better.
“The increase over the last decade has been phenomenal and yet a lot of our health indicators lag behind other countries, particular things like stroke outcome…
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