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Daily Mirror - Rishi: NHS strikes are to blame for waiting lists … yeah, right
Summary of the front page
The Daily Mirror writes Rishi Sunak yesterday blamed striking doctors for rising NHS waiting lists. A timeline graphic on the front of the tabloid appears to show waiting lists going up long before strikes began in 2022.
The paper also makes space for this year’s memorable World Cup – with England’s Lauren James, who’s “in demand”, featured on the masthead.
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