NHS crisis rocks UK government
Amina Taylor
Press TV, London
British Prime Minister Theresa May has been accused of being ‘in denial’ about the full extent of the crisis within the National Health Service, the NHS. May clashed with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in the Commons on Wednesday after he repeated the Red Cross’s assertion that things were so bad within the UK’s health service they constituted a ‘humanitarian crisis.’ This comes on the same day that health chiefs warned a parliamentary committee that the cash crisis faced by the NHS may signal the end of the health service as it stands.
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