With both sides saying they must prevail or the NHS will be the poorer for it,who is telling the truth?The strange sight next month of junior doctors picketing hospitals, in scenes not seen since the strike-bound era of the 1970s, and will signal the start of a campaign in the court of public opinion as to whom voters – many of them patients too – blame for the three days of disruption. The strikes will pit Jeremy Hunt,the well-groomed but tough-talking health secretary, against a succession of highly articulate junior doctors, or such as Johann Malawana and Roshana Mehdian,on the nation’s airwaves. Both sides are convinced that the public will see things their way. But who will win the battle for hearts and minds? Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com