Keir Starmer says nurse strike is a ‘badge of shame’ for government on visit to Birmingham
Sir Keir Starmer said the strikes were a “badge of shame” for the Government. Speaking during a visit to Birmingham on Friday, the Labour leader said: “The nurses have been driven to this by the Government. That’s a badge of shame for the Government.
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Keir Starmer says nurse strike is a ‘badge of shame’ for government on visit to Birmingham
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