TechRadar Reports Nationwide Movement Against Palantir's £330m NHS Deal
TechRadar has published a report on a nationwide movement opposing Palantir's £330m NHS deal, framed by the slogan "Hands off our NHS data."
The headline identifies Palantir's £330m NHS deal as the target of the movement and describes the campaign as nationwide. It does not name the groups or individuals leading the movement, specify where actions are taking place, or detail the terms of the deal beyond the £330m figure and its connection to the NHS. The available material also does not include any response from Palantir, the NHS, or government officials.
The report is by Chiara Castro, a multimedia journalist who covers data privacy, online censorship, digital rights, tech policies, and security software, with a special focus on VPNs. She writes news, interviews, and analysis for TechRadar and TechRadar Pro. Her biography states that she is committed to covering stories that promote rights and denounce abuses in the digital side of life, wherever cybersecurity, markets, and politics intersect. She believes an open, uncensored, and private internet is a basic human need and wants to use her knowledge of VPNs to help readers take back control.
Castro has worked and studied in Italy, the UK, and New Zealand. She obtained an MA in International Journalism from Cardiff University. Originally from Milan, Italy, she has been based in Bristol, UK, since 2018. Her biography also lists interests in photography, video making, and podcasting, and says literature was a primary reason for her interest in foreign languages. She speaks Italian, English, Spanish, and French.
The article appears on TechRadar. Its headline links Palantir's NHS contract to a public campaign over NHS data, using the phrase "Hands off our NHS data" as the movement's stated position. No further details about the movement's organization, its activities, or the contract's terms are included in the available material.