'But he doesn’t wear it well, this suit of shining armour.'
Sir Rod Stewart during a visit to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex. Mr Stewart said he supports the striking NHS staff and wants to pay for more MRI scans across the country to help cut waiting lists but described it as "banging your head against a brick wall". In February, the singer-songwriter appeared at a mobile MRI scanning unit outside his local hospital Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex and paid for a day of scans.
Well, he got his wish, didn’t he? What could be more British than standing in line for treatment that people in other countries have on tap? It was two months ago, after having an MRI scan himself, that he turned up at a mobile unit outside his local hospital and paid for everyone there. He offered to do the same elsewhere but complained that trying to get a response from thewas “like banging your head against a brick wall”. Welcome to Britain, Rod – just wait till you try to see a dentist.
He had obviously not realised that certain aspects of national life have deteriorated since the days when he wielded his microphone stand on Top of The Pops.
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