Dr Liam Research Articles

Dr Fox blots copybook with naive and insensitive remarks

The Tories' Health Spokesman, Dr Liam Fox is, at 38, the youngest in their Shadow Cabinet. However, even if the Conservatives do return to power in the 2007 — the earliest year likely to date — few see him becoming Health Secretary. He has indelibly blotted his copybook over the role of overseas doctors in the NHS.

Tories opt for ‘feelgood’ factor with Dr Fox's bedside manner

It showed the pulling power of the middle-aged diva that the media and the public followed Ann Widdecombe off the Health stage to her ‘higher’ Home Office role, mulling over her final triumph over her former boss, one-time Home Secretary Michael Howard. Virtually nobody noted the more interesting double contrast between Ann and her successor as Tory Health spokesman, Dr Liam Fox.

Frames of mind

Dr Liam Hudson has written a book of great importance for all physicists, probably the most important of 1968, just as his earlier Contrary Imaginations may well have been the most important of 1966. Its significance is twofold: it discusses the influences that determine the choice of arts or science specialization by schoolchildren, and it is about the way people think.