All articles by: Kailash Chand

Kailash Chand fears for the future of a health service starved of funds by the economic fallout from the EU referendum.

Labour is right to ban McDonald’s from its party conference. Dr Kailash Chand explains why

Jeremy Corbyn must act to ensure that the party in Parliament fully reflects the make-up of the British people, argues Kailash Chand

It is the intransigence of the Health Secretary that is putting lives at risk, says Kailash Chand

Health service staff and patients need to unite in the face of the Government’s ideological assault, urges Kailash Chand

The National Health Service simply cannot afford another Conservative government, argues Kailash Chand

The NHS can’t afford the Tories, so its defenders must unite, writes Kailash Chand

Kailash Chand warns that it will soon be too late to halt the marketisation of health services in England

The NHS as we know it could be over in five years, warns Kailash Chand

Kailash Chand warns that market ideology could kill the National Health Service

The survival of general practice is the survival of the NHS, argues Kailash Chand

The survival of general practice is the survival of the NHS, argues Kailash Chand

Kailash Chand says India’s new Prime Minister has won an overwhelming mandate, but doubts and concerns remain

Kailash Chand looks forward to one of the most crucial elections in India’s history

The results will be terminal if coalition reforms are not reversed, warns Kailash Chand

Kailash Chand calls on Labour to give an unequivocal commitment to reject and resist the marketisation of healthcare

Only by returning to the principles that underpinned its creation can the National Health Service be saved

The cancer of corruption could yet destabilise the world’s largest democracy