NHS England has declared TEN critical incidents recently, yet despite Wes Streeting appearing on the BBC today, he wasn't pressed on the ongoing crisis. If the BBC doesn't view NHS England as a significant political issue, why is NHS Scotland routinely politicised? Anyone?

Better still, if the NHS is such a disaster and Labour can fix it, why was and is Labour-run Wales so much worse? Why didn't they fix it? They blame Scotland's devolved parliament for it in Scotland but not Wales's devolved parliament in Wales. Strange!

Because in Scotland the BBC consider Health a political opportunity to attack.

For pure propaganda purposes, nothing else, who is the person who gives such orders?

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Simply because BBC Scotland is first and foremost a politically corrupt anti SNP propaganda outlet.

@BBCScotlandNews @BBCScotland can you explain the politicisation of everything in Scotland when it does not happen in any other country of the UK?

Their colonial policy to try to make Scots feel inferior It's their way to quell the silent rebellion in Scotland They've tried this with all the other colonies before they finally left They can't ban SNP like they did in other colonies so they concocted Branchform instead

Can we get @jackiebmsp opinion on this??

Because there is a good budget to pass in the Scottish parliament so they’ll do all they can to take away the limelight and do the usual and batter the SNHS while glorifying labours new plans for NHS in England!

Wait till he hears Bomber baw Bag Ballie, the woman with all the NHS solutions.

See also Wales