Another headache for Andrew Lansley
Jonathan Jones 1:55pmThe Health Secretary confronted by former Unison rep June Hautot as he arrived for this afternoon's NHS summit at No.10:
The Health Secretary confronted by former Unison rep June Hautot as he arrived for this afternoon's NHS summit at No.10:
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Submariner
February 20th, 2012 2:04pm Report this commentIsn't that "Piss Woman" off "The Thick of It?
Or is it just June Hautot of the Workers Revolutionary Party?
Russell
February 20th, 2012 2:10pm Report this comment'Former Union representative' says it all!
Labour and Union doing anything they can to trash the coalition government, even if it results in the same old PCT chiefs getting paid a fortune and making bad decisions on behalf of patients.
Mark
February 20th, 2012 2:12pm Report this commentWell, if you judge an argument by the quality of it's opponents I think he may be on to something.
GeoffH
February 20th, 2012 2:21pm Report this commentI'm fed up to the back teeth with people who think pushing and shoving, yelling and screaming at those they oppose in so-called demonstrations should decide political policies and actions.
The whole business of the so-called right to demonstrate has become perverted and debased.
Paul
February 20th, 2012 2:23pm Report this commentSome shrill harpy from Unison (Oh how I wish Lansley or one of the coppers gave her a big shove out of the way!) and lefty thugs intimidating Lansley as he tries to get through their encirclement - well hey, let's roll over to the demands of such cretins and do whatever they want.
Tony_E
February 20th, 2012 2:28pm Report this commentWell, its nice to see some principled opposition to the NHS reforms.
Now, for those in the crowd: Hands up anyone who has even attempted to read the Health Bill?
Nobody? Not even shouty woman at the back? Oh....
Publius
February 20th, 2012 2:29pm Report this comment"Another headache for Andrew Lansley"
More like another headache for the Labour Party and the NHS if these are the kind of people working there.
Jane
February 20th, 2012 2:52pm Report this commentA former Union Rep and a group about keeping the NHS public. I hope the news channels raise her background!!!
Tron
February 20th, 2012 3:05pm Report this commentI agree with Harriet Harperson. If only we had more women in public life we could solve problems with calm, rational debate and avoid the aggressive and confrontational shouting of men.
Guru McKenzie
February 20th, 2012 4:51pm Report this commentIt was such a spectacular PR fail today I can only imagine there is an ulterior motive??
i.e. annoy the health groups so much up to the seeming point of no return , and then actually u-turn at the last minute
"We listened, you spoke, we changed direction"
Cameron should get Tim Montgomerie on the team to avoid this sort of PR cock up
3hanginglansleyouttodry
EC
February 20th, 2012 5:59pm Report this commentThis confrontation actually made Lansley look good!
"You couldn't make it up..." or could you?
Kronsteen lives!
Cynic
February 20th, 2012 8:02pm Report this commentA Unison rep? So no hint of a vested interest there, then?
dorothy wilson
February 21st, 2012 12:04pm Report this commentGuido has identified the "lady" concerned as a well-known and long standing leftie agitator. Her behaviour is a comment - and a very detrimental one - on a Labour Party that, once again, is becoming increasing under the thumb of the unions and people like this women. If anything it puts Lansley in a positive light. At least, he didn't use Prescot's tactic of putting his fist in her face.
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