Harney to face 'no confidence' vote

The Minister for Health Mary Harney will face a 'no confidence' vote over the crisis in cancer services as a fifth inquiry into failings in patient care began tonight.

Harney to face 'no confidence' vote
Fri, 23 Nov, 2007 - 17:51
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The Minister for Health Mary Harney will face a 'no confidence' vote over the crisis in cancer services as a fifth inquiry into failings in patient care began tonight.

The controversial handling of scores of women awaiting re-examination is being investigated – as 97 other patients anxiously wait to be recalled for breast checks.

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