WHEN I was told that I couldn't make an appointment to see my doctor because of the "two-day rule", I just crawled back to bed, puzzled and fervently praying that the undertaker would be more accommodating.
Now it turns out that what I took for medical bureaucracy was yet another example of political interference. I had been added to a long casualty list: a patient victim of Tony's target practice.
I am tempted to suggest that politicians should stick to what they do best; but what would that be?
William Dixon Smith,
Welland Rise,
Acomb, York.
Updated: 09:37 Tuesday, May 03, 2005
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