NHS must be run in interests of public health and not private profit, campaigners warn after PM admits PPE failures
THE NHS must be run in the interests of public health, not private profit, campaigners demanded today after Boris Johnson admitted that personal protective equipment (PPE) shortages were a “tragedy.”
The Prime Minister said that the nation “couldn’t produce enough gloves, gowns or masks” in a call with Tory members, the Mirror revealed, contradicting previous statements by the government.
In February, Health Secretary Matt Hancock claimed that there had never been a national shortage “because of my team.”
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