> Doctors and patients’ groups are calling for Labour to exercise a break clause in Palantir’s seven-year contract. They cite its work with the Israeli military and Donald Trump’s ICE immigration agency and question the company’s claim to provide value for money.
Wes Streeting refused to listen to the public’s concerns.
Thankfully the new Minister for Health Innovation is actually listening.
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> Doctors and patients’ groups are calling for Labour to exercise a break clause in Palantir’s seven-year contract. They cite its work with the Israeli military and Donald Trump’s ICE immigration agency and question the company’s claim to provide value for money.
Wes Streeting refused to listen to the public’s concerns.
Thankfully the new Minister for Health Innovation is actually listening.
> James Frith, the health innovation minister