UK - Patients' medical records go online without consent

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Also1. UK Data Liberty - Hang The Politicians The British General Election will soon be upon us. The scandal of the UK Database State has become an election issue for everyone of all colours, creed, religion and occupation. The vast majority of voters are a unified opposing force against the UK government’s data retention policies. These databases have become the corrosive civil liberties canker ravaging the face of Britain. Over two-thirds of Britons no longer trust the government with their personal data. The polls are currently predicting a Hung Parliament. The databases and data retention are an election issue on which all politicians may well hang high, together with their fraudulent expenses. Bring it on. Perhaps this predicted vote of no confidence in any particular political party will sufficiently shake up our system to deliver privacy and civil liberty results for the electorate. Jane Bryant, Director, The One Click Group 2. Doctors Call For Halt To NHS Patients' Database Doctors' leaders have called for a halt in the development of a medical records database for patients in England. some people are not aware that they are getting these records. Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the BMA, said: "Patients' right to opt out is crucial, and it is extremely alarming that records are apparently being created without them being aware of it. One Click Note: For the convenience of our UK readers we publish the Opt Out Form. Download it, print it, send it to your doctor and you will be protected from your private medical details being accessed by approximately 300,000 people in the UK and therefore the entire world. There is no such thing as secure personal data. BBC NEWS / The One Click Group