A 'story' that is now reverberating across the Scotland. Yet another attempt by the colonial establishment to smear NHS Scotland, seeking to undermine the confidence amongst the natives, of their ability to competently manage their own affairs. Unionist and Labourite Royalty BBC's Scotland Editor, Sarah Smith reported that last week over one hundred thousand patients in Scotland had to wait more than four hours to be seen at A&E.
@BadSNP @BadNHSScotland @BadScotland
Oooooops hang on there a second Sarah ... according to isdscotland whose job it is to record such data .... in the week referred to by you .... there were only 25,865 attendances to A&E in total.
After a week of silence she finally admitted her 'error' in a tweet acknowledging her mistake. However the question still remains. If it was a genuine mistake ( haha ) what was so newsworthy about the correct figure that warranted a slot in the BBC's prime time 6 O'clock New programme? We don’t expect an answer.

TALKING-UP SCOTLAND
The Queensferry crossing – a three-tower cable-stayed bridge with a length of 1.7 miles – opened in early September 2017, well within budget and with a manageable 8-month time delay. This is a rare occurrence among bridges. According to research at the University of Oxford’s business school, ’Nine out of 10 fixed links (bridges and tunnels) suffer an average cost overrun of 34% and a time delay of roughly 2 years.’