McFadden Warns Reform UK's NHS Plan

0:00On March 25th, work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden has warned that a reform UK government would tear down the National Health Service. He made the comments ahead of Scotland's Holy Root election on May 7th, saying the party offers no real plans for the country. Recent polls show Reform UK, surging ahead, even pushing labor into third place in some surveys. McFadden claims their main idea is to swap the NHS for an insurance-based system, which he says would harm the service that has worked well for. Decades. Despite some tensions within labor, McFadden gave full backing to Scottish leader Anna Sarwar. Sarwar had called for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to step down earlier this year, but McFadden says he talks to him often and sees him as key to. Scotland's future. McFadden dismissed the polls as early guesses, and stressed that voters will have the final say. He urged Scots to choose labor for real change, rather than sticking with the current government or backing reforms uncertain path.

1:00As the campaign heats up in just weeks, labor aims to rally support behind Sarwar as the next First Minister and protect the NHS model everyone.