“You need to start doing something now… and not have another 10 year plan… what are we voting you in for?”An NHS worker in the #bbcqt audience shares her frustration with the lack of action taken to fix the health service pic.twitter.com/XnxLnQGLp6— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) October 24, 2024An angry NHS worker told a cabinet minister “enough’s enough” as she called for urgent investment in the health service.The woman, who works in an A&E department, dismissed the 10-year plan launched by health secretary Wes Streeting, saying the NHS needs urgent reform straight away.Addressing the BBC Question Time panel on Thursday night, she said: “We shouldn’t be telling you, as people in the NHS or members of the public, what you should be doing. It’s obvious what needs to happen.“I love my job and I love helping people. You can’t attract people into the NHS the way it is. You need to start doing something now and acting on