Politicians told to stop their 'pathetic' apologies on CervicalCheck

Politicians told to stop their 'pathetic' apologies on CervicalCheck
Stephen Teap with his sons, Oscar and Noah.Picture: Jim Coughlan.

Government politicians should stop insulting people with their “pathetic apologies” about the CervicalCheck scandal and instead sort it out once and for all.

This is according to Stephen Teap, whose wife Irene died from cervical cancer three years ago and who has posted a series of tweets, marking the anniversary of his wife’s death.

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