Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, London
HEALTH campaigners will attend a major online rally this evening against NHS privatisation and the Tory government’s Covid-19 crony contracts.
Health Campaigns Together said today that over 1,000 people had already registered for the event, which it hopes will be the “biggest ever” online conference of its kind.
It will bring together anti-privatisation and public ownership campaigners, union officials from Unite, Unison and GMB, and Labour MPs including Bell Ribeiro-Addy and shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth.
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