Sam Alsop-Hall

We lost our appeal - I think this is how the story ends for my 10 year long NHS whistleblowing case. There is nothing more I can say so this is a spoof Private Eye style article that takes you through the details with links to the papers. Once again thanks for all your support, "A remarkable ruling from the Employment Appeal Tribunal last week has revealed that NHS Trusts can now delete 90,000 emails in the middle of a court hearing, deny the existence of board meeting minutes (until they're discovered behind the photocopier), and feed tribunals a diet of whoppers—with absolutely no consequence whatsoever. This now from a High Court Judge who threw out an appeal from Dr Chris Day challenging an earlier Employment Tribunal decision that ignored all this and many other things. In the long-running saga of Dr Chris Day, the resident doctor turned whistleblower who dared to challenge the culture of cover-up in NHS management, the EAT acknowledged that the Respondent Trust's behaviour was indeed "troubling"—but surprise surprise, not quite troubling enough for the Judge to do anything about it or for Dr Day to win his appeal." Dr Chris Day EAT Judgment "Troubling... but not quite troubling enough. Appeal dismissed. linkedin.com/pulse/dr-chris-…