And the Government tried to hide it last August saying it could “lead to loss of public confidence in the government’s and the NHS’ Covid-19 response … based on misinterpretation of the report.”
Private hospitals treated only eight Covid patients a day during the pandemic and performed fewer NHS-funded operations despite a lucrative deal with the Government…costing undisclosed £billions.
The Centre for Health and Public Interest said in a report an arrangement believed to cost £400-million A MONTH from March 2020 block-booked the entire capacity of all 7,956 beds in England’s 187 private hospitals.
So why were we spending ££££ on (unused) Nightingale Hospitals?
On 39% of days between March 2020 and March this year, private hospitals treated NO ‼️ Covid patients at all and on a further 20% of days they cared for only ONE ‼️person.
Overall, they provided only 3,000 of the 3.6m Covid bed days in those 13 months – just 0.08% of the total.
“The homes of Borisland are built without planning fights, arranged around village greens, each with their own maypole. The children of Borisland are cheeky scamps, scrumping apples until they’re caught by the village bobby and sent on their way with a gentle clip around the ear”
“In Borisland, your wife and your mistress help each other out with the babysitting.”
Financial devices that offer privacy, but also opportunities to hide assets from
Authorities
Creditors
Claimants
Public Scrutiny
2/ why is it called “offshore finance?
The countries offering this system were often coastal locations or islands. But that is not true or necessary now. The term “offshore” signifies anywhere that is not a customer’s residence.
That was even higher than the spike in demand for gas during February 2018’s “Beast from the East” cold snap.
Gas prices also hit highs across the continent, where the energy squeeze helped drive down shares, with Europe’s regional Stoxx 600 index falling 1.9% in early trading
The FTSE 100 down 1.8% in London.
High energy usage industries are particularly hard hit, eg steel, fertiliser and chemical plants that produce essential supplies to the market.
Moody’s predicts more firms going to the wall as a consequence.