Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson has taken a senior UK role at Palantir as the government considers whether to invoke a break clause in the US spy-tech company's controversial £330 million National Health Service (NHS) contract. The appointment is the latest high-profile example of Palantir recruiting from British politics and public service as it seeks to expand its government business. Palantir chief executive Alex Karp said in a statement: "This is just the latest chapter of Tom's 40-year fight for better public services. We are fortunate to have him guide us as we help the British government to deliver for the British public." Watson, who has advised Palantir since 2024, will become its UK senior vice president and work...
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