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RISHI SUNAK REFUSES TO SAY WHETHER HE USES PRIVATE HEALTHCARE
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak during an interview refused three times to reveal whether he uses private healthcare or not.
When asked during an interview with BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme if he was or had ever been registered with a private GP, Mr Sunak replied "Healthcare was a personal choice."
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"I grew up in an NHS family. My dad was a doctor, and a mum who was pharmacist," The BBC quoted the UK Prime Minister as saying. will come up near Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, were submitted by Colourful Heritage -- a group that captures first-hand accounts of first-generation South Asians in Scotland, The Glasgow Times reported.
He said "We should be making use of the independent sector so patients could choose where they have treatment."
On whether National Health Service (NHS) was "in crisis", he said "It is undeniably under pressure."
The recovery from the pandemic was "going to be tough", he said but was optimistic to overcome the problem.
Glasgow City Council approved the plan subject to conditions, which include full details of the designs and content of carvings into the stone.
Samples of the materials for the pavilion and surrounding blocks have also been submitted for approval, according to the paper.
The upcoming structure will feature a 'Chattri' (dome) design for the roof and Locharbriggs sandstone columns, matching the Kelvingrove architecture.
Pillars will be carved creating a South Asian design, and cherry trees will be planted along with benches for people to sit and reflect.
Indian Army soldiers in the UK were from modern day Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.
The memorial will represent the diversity of Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians and Gurkhas who fought alongside British troops during the First and Second World Wars. It will also highlight the special link between Scotland and Force K6 -- the allMuslim Punjabi regiment that escaped from Dunkirk during World War II and made their way to Scotland, as per reports.
