The campaign to beat the pandemic

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April 2020: The Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the Cabinet Room of No10 Downing Street, is joined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak (R) and they look small and impatient as there is a minutes silence for key workers claimed by the early pandemic.
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Comment It’s the Covid cover-up, stupid!
15 June 2023
Join us for a National Day of Reflection 23 March over a series of yellow interlocking leaves.
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Comment Report Back From The 2023 Day of Reflection
10 April 2023
Dr. David Nabarro on a video call, mid-speech.
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Comment Where is the evidence Dr Nabarro?
15 February 2023
A cozy, slightly out of focus picture of a zoom call.
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Comment For Covid-safe trade union and Labour meetings!
05 February 2023
Activists in front of the covid memorial wall listen to a speech holding a covid action now banner
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Comment The Vaccine Strategy without Vaccines
05 February 2023
The SOS NHS logo
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Comment The Death of the NHS
07 January 2023
The Prime Minister visits the Sutton Lung Truck in Sutton where he was shown how the scanner worked in practice.
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Comment Economics, Eugenics and Covid – how it is playing out in Plague Island
14 November 2022
Activists march across Westminster bridge. They carry a sign that says COVID ACTION NOW
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Comment A movement must be built
14 November 2022
Comment The Johnson government may be on its way out, but Covid isn’t
24 July 2022
Parliament’s official photographer was in the House of Commons Chamber earlier to capture images of today’s Prime Minister’s Questions with First Secretary of State Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP and the Leader of the Opposition Sir Keir Starmer MP. This was the first PMQs since the House approved a motion to allow participation in questions remotely (so-called “hybrid proceedings”) and follows a great deal of work by Parliament’s Broadcasting Unit and contractor NEP Bow Tie.
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Comment Momentum Policy Primary: Joan Twelves on why Labour must provide an alternative
25 April 2022
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