Senior doctors took the unprecedented move of writing to prime minister Theresa May about patients dying in hospital corridors during the winter crisis.
Hospitals have been under intense pressure, with ambulances being forced to queue outside and A&Es overrun. Many hospitals have taken measures, such as cancelling non-urgent surgery.
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