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Scotland's papers: Wealth tax plans and 50-hour hospital wait

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Proposals for Scottish wealth tax powers and a woman's two-day wait in A&E are among the headlines.

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Daily Record

Mum left lying on a trolley for nearly 50 hours at Wishaw A&E department

Mother-of-two Lynn Nelson - who was suffering from flu, pneumonia and a collapsed lung - said she believed she was going to die.

1 month ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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BBC News

Scotland's papers: Wealth tax plans and 50-hour hospital wait

Proposals for Scottish wealth tax powers and a woman's two-day wait in A&E are among the headlines.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Reporting Scotland Up (Talking-Up Scotland II)

Where’s the official evidence for the 50 hour ‘agonising’ wait in Wishaw A&E? Like Douglas Ross and the made up 80 hour wait in 2022?

In response to my earlier post about this: a reader helpfully observed: Exactly, so lets keep an eye out for the Wishaw hospital response to the complaint they surely made – 50 hours in agony? If that was my wife, genuinely in agony for 50 hours , 50 bloody hours (!), I’d be making serious formal complaints up and down the line, not least to my local MP – Michael ‘Friend of Israel’ Shanks? Has the councillor thought of that? Shanks is a Tory. Th…

1 month ago

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The Scottish Sun

Woman waited in agony for 50 hours on hospital trolley before getting a bed

HEALTH Secretary Neil Gray has been forced to apologise after it emerged a woman was made to wait more than TWO DAYS on a hospital trolley to get help. Lynn Nelson, 45, had to wait for 50 hours in a holding wing of University Hospital in Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, while suffering from flu, pneumonia and a collapsed lung. Lynn Nelson was taken to University Hospital, Wishaw, but she faced an agonising waitAlamy Health Secretary Neil Gray has apol…

1 month ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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