“A medic who served the British people at Manchester Royal Infirmary through the pandemic”
Served? You make it sound like a charitable act and not a paid career choice.
Would you have posted this about a British resident Deliveroo biker who had been in Sudan for Eid?
What’s the issue here - that you think residency should be equal priority as nationals, or that you want to prioritise doctors?
If you were there yourself, as a British National, would you expect to be evacuated before those who’d gained residency?
This is not Afghanistan again, where people had put their lives in danger to support the British involvement.
There are British nationals in Sudan who haven’t been evacuated yet. Which of them should be pushed down the list to make way for the doctors who travelled there after foreign office advice not to do so?
I absolutely want to be a National of a country that gets straight in there and brings out all its nationals, its residency holder, and then pitches in with whoever else needs to come out, whatever nationality. I want to feel proud to be British, that that is what Britain does.
But I don’t think a doctor who isn’t a National who chose to travel contrary to official advice should be a higher priority just because they’re a doctor, and I wonder if your posted has he been a hospital cleaner.