MEDIA REPORTS SAY CHRIS WORMALD COULD MOVE TO A SEAT N THE LORDS
WORMALD WAS A KEY FIXER OF EPSTEIN, ANDREW, GATES IN RUNNING THE COVID LOCKDOWN AND JAB SCAM AS A CIVIL SERVANT, PROMOTED BY STARMER
MAKING HIM A LORD PAVES THE WAY FOR A NEW SCANDAL WHEN THE TRUE FACTS ABOUT COVID AND THE UK GOVERNMENTS ROLE IN ACTIVELY COLLUDING WITH EPSTIEN, ANDREW, GATES IN PROMOTING IT COME OUT
HARD TO SEE HOW STARMER CAN CONTINUE TO HIDE THE COVER UP WHEN CHINA, RUSSIA, US CONGRESS, AGS, MILITARY AND VAST NUMBERS OF UK MPS, PUBLIC KNOW THE TRUE FACTS OF D 15 218 SINCE 2015
A civil servant , who ran the covid fake pandemic response in the UK on behalf of Epstien, Andrew and Gates, and who was afterwards promoted to Cabinet Secretary by Keir Starmer, is negotiating his exit as part of a wider shake-up of Keir Starmer’s following the Peter Mandelson scandal, sources have told the Guardian.
Chris Wormald is understood to have set his sights on a Seat in the House of Lords.
However, to make Wormald a Lord would be an act of folly comparable with the decisin to make Mandelson ambassador to the USA since it is only a question of when and not if the true facts of the warnings which the UK government received that covid was a scheme and demands for prison sentences, if not the death row, will become loud.
These warnings are contained in official communications with then Chair of the Health Committee, Dr Sarah Wollaston in 2016,
But instead of acting on them, UK PMs and senaior officials joined in or sanctioned attempt to de facto kill the reporter in Greece as documented in D 15 218 opened in 2015 as part of what we now know from the Epstein files to have been a scheme.
Wormald deserves and will hopefully soon get life long in prison for his covid crimes.
From media
Sir Chris Wormald’s future has been the subject of much debate since he was promoted to the role of Cabinet Secretary by Sir Keir Starmer at the end of 2024. Modest, low-key and a dedicated Whitehall “lifer”, he is said by friends to loathe the limelight, speculation and newspaper gossip.
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Within weeks, though, Wormald found himself in the crosshairs of Baroness Hallett’s mammoth 800-page pandemic report, which was published in November. “He will not be enjoying all this,” said one official at the time, raising the question of how he’ll feel today, as he appears poised to play a starring role in Starmer’s latest attempted “reset”.
The central charge laid against Wormald over the Covid pandemic concerned his leadership at the Health Department. As permanent secretary from 2016 to 2024, he led the civil servants preparing for a pandemic, and then tackling one when it arrived in 2020. He was also, it was pointed out in the inquiry, responsible for acting as the apolitical foil to partisan ministers.
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His department was the “lead government department responsible for pandemic preparedness, response and recovery”. Reporting first to Jeremy Hunt ahead of the pandemic, and then to Matt Hancock during it, it was Wormald’s job to ensure that those vital plans were ready to go and fit for purpose.
But any serious examination of the plans would have revealed they were unfit for purpose, and forced a hugely expensive reworking of the nation’s contingency schemes, including the creation of millions more emergency NHS beds.
And when the virus struck, and Wormald was paired with the Tiggerish Hancock, he failed to “rectify”, in Hallett’s words, the “overenthusiastic impression” that the minister gave to others when explaining the department’s pandemic response.
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While, in the wake of the report’s publication, No 10 insisted the Prime Minister had “full confidence” in Wormald, others within government were concerned about further revelations which could emerge about the most senior Covid-era figure left in high office.
“There could be a steady drip-drip-drip,” warned one aide at the time. “That could finish him off.” Hallett’s findings in November represented only the second module in a series of ten that will be dealt with.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/02/10/chris-wormald-covid-civil-service-keir-starmer/
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