UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting is under increasing pressure to terminate a £330 million contract with Palantir, a data management firm with links to Donald Trump, following demands from Zack Polanski (leader of the Green Party) and Left-wing doctors' associations. A leaked memo from Ming Tang, chief data officer at NHS England, praised Palantir for delivering 'outstanding results,' including 100,000 additional operations and £780 million in savings over seven years. The memo emphasized that Palantir's technology enables faster diagnoses, referrals, and treatments by consolidating patient data. However, Polanski has publicly criticized Palantir, urging it to 'get the hell out of our NHS,' citing concerns over its connections to the US military and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. A Whitehall source remarked that Polanski's influence on government policy raises questions about the direction of health system management, especially given his controversial past claims about hypnosis. The ongoing debate underscores the conflict between technological advancement in healthcare and political accountability.