About 5,000 injured British troops are not able to join military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan because they are on the British health service’s waiting lists for treatment, a newspaper reported. Citing military doctors, The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported that one particular military hospital — the Royal Hospital Haslar — on the southern English coast was being under-used, and a consultant physician there, Peter Golding, said he was being sent soldiers referred from as far as Scotland and Germany because their local hospitals “could not cope”. Full Story
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