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Doom-mongers are wrong about the NHS

Want to hear some good news? Of course not. Only bad news sells papers, attracts viewers, gets clicks. Good news is for freesheets and council newsletters. Young people raise cash for puppies? Pass the sick bag.
Posted 18 May 2016
 
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