Rishi Sunak is absolutely right to say, in softer terms, that his family’s healthcare arrangements are no one’s business.
There is a reason that one of the core tenets of the Hippocratic Oath is confidentiality: accessing healthcare is a deeply personal and private matter. That’s as true for the prime minister as it is for anyone else.
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