Video as Boris Johnson confronted by furious dad at hospital

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been confronted by a furious dad who told him the UK's NHS is being "destroyed" and declared: "My daughter nearly died yesterday."

"A&E guys were great, but we then came down to this ward here. It took us two hours... for [unclear] to be put into my seven-day-old daughter."Are you the man who confronted Boris Johnson or do you know him? You can contact Mirror UK's political team using the form below Other photos from the same visit show Mr Johnson appeared for the cameras pouring tea with NHS staff.He said: "One of my constituents has been at the end of his tether with a sick baby due to waiting times at Whipps Cross. Then the Prime Minister turns up for a photo op claiming there are no press while the cameras are clicking!"

A No10 spokesperson said: “The Prime Minister has spent the past six weeks visiting hospitals across the country to hear directly from NHS staff and patients. A voter in Doncaster stopped him in the street last week saying: "People have died because of austerity.

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