Patients are dying in hospital corridors this winter, senior doctors have warned in a written letter to prime minister Theresa May.
In an unprecedented move, doctors told May that 120 patients a day are being managed in some hospital corridors, with “some dying prematurely”. They said this was because the NHS is so “chronically underfunded” and dangerously short-staffed.
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