Controversy Over Welsh NHS Cross-Border Plan Sparks Debate

Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan faces criticism for alleged misrepresentation of NHS cross-border collaboration with England.

Eluned Morgan, Welsh First Minister, defends her NHS cross-border collaboration plan, accusing media and opposition of misrepresentation.
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth claims the plan gives patients 'false hope' and criticizes the lack of clarity on proposals.
The proposed mutual aid partnerships aim to reduce waiting lists by sharing resources between NHS trusts in England and health boards in Wales.
Freedom of Information requests by Plaid Cymru reveal no official correspondence on the partnership from Welsh or UK governments.
The Welsh government emphasizes learning best practices from England's NHS rather than sending more patients across the border.