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Report: David Nicholson was in control of the strategic health authority responsible for supervising Stafford Hospital between 2005 and 2006 As a young NHS trainee at the height of the Cold War, David Nicholson idolised Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. At the same time as starting work in a mental health unit he joined the Communist Party in 1977. He was no ordinary revolutionary. He was on the hardline, so-called ‘Tankie’ wing of the party which backed the Kremlin using military action to crush dissident uprisings. Today, David Nicholson is the £270,000-a year chief executive of the NHS. The one-time radical who used to regard political honours as elitist symbols of bourgeoisie government was happy to be knighted in 2010.

For his part, Nicholson has told
NHS trusts to deliver between £15billion and £20billion in efficiency savings before 2014 (the equivalent of to up to 6 per cent of the current NHS budget).