Ed Miliband has been accused of 'hypocrisy' for ignoring Labour's Welsh NHS crisis while trying to reap electoral profit from England's Health Service problems. More than 100 patients have signed an open letter to the Labour leader claiming he has 'turned a blind eye' to more serious failings in Wales. They also demanded a full inquiry into the Welsh NHS's troubles – a call echoed by one of Britain's most respected surgeons. Ed Miliband has been criticised for ignoring Labour's Welsh NHS crisis while trying to gain electoral profit from England's Health Service problems Former Royal College of Surgeons president Professor Sir Norman Williams said there were enough worrying 'smoke signals' to justify holding an independent inquiry into potential problems in the Welsh NHS.
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More than 100 patients sign letter saying Miliband has ignored Wales NHS
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They have also demanded a full inquiry into the Welsh NHS's troubles
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Mr Miliband criticised for ignoring failings and trying to reap electoral profit from England's Health Service problems
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