Doctors at the BMA annual representative meeting voted overwhelmingly to call for a ‘full and frank review’ into the UK Government’s management of the COVID-19 crisis.
Doctors fear for the continuity and quality of care of thousands of vulnerable patients after cuts to funding and a series of failed procurement processes in Nottingham.
BMA council chair Chaand Nagpaul has expressed ‘deep concerns’ about the recently published report into race equality in the UK – and called for a meeting with the commission’s lead to address its flaws.
