NHS faces ‘watershed moment’ say hospital bosses

Patients are dying in corridors, warn senior NHS consultants and managers

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Protesters march to voice their concerns over the state of the NHS 

Hospital managers have stepped up their campaign for increased funding after the Prime Minister faced yet another grilling over the NHS “winter crisis” during Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday.

“Consultants in charge of emergency care at 68 hospitals have told Theresa May that her winter plans have ‘failed to deliver anywhere near what was needed’,” The Times reports. “Frontline doctors speak of more than 120 patients a day being treated on corridors, with ‘some dying prematurely’.”

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