Sir Rod Stewart tore into the Government over the state of the NHS, telling the Conservatives to make way for the Labour party as he demanded it was time to 'change the bloody Government.'
The 78-year-old musician was an unexpected caller to Sky News on Thursday (January 26) where he offered to pay for scans for people stuck on waiting lists, as he announced his support for the nurses who are going on strike.
During the call in, Stewart said that NHS workers 'aren't asking for a great deal' and said it was time to 'change the bloody Government', reports the Mirror.