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Reinforcements are needed. katharine da costa, bbc news. 0ur health correpondent nick trigglejoins me. nick, the nhs always has a winter crisis. whats different this time 7 winter, it is very difficult, especially the start of the yeah, the start of january, and especially the start of the yeah, the start ofjanuary, and in previous winters we have reported delays to operations, operations being cancelled, critical incident cue being declared, even temporary treatment centres being set up outside...

Through the figures. in previous winters we have reported delays to operations, operations being cancelled, critical incidents being declared, even temporary treatment centres being set up outside a&e units. but this is difficult, it is worse, we can see that in a chart on ambulance performance. this shows that the delays ambulances face when they drop off their patients at a&e. the dark orange is this winter, the light orange is two years before, the last winter before the pandemic hit. as you ...

Difficult to work that out. but whatever happened with covid if it remained where it was or there was another surge, the other factors and viruses like flu mean it would be a difficult winter for the viruses like flu mean it would be a difficult winterfor the nhs viruses like flu mean it would be a difficult winter for the nhs and we have heard how difficult it is in september, even before the winter for a&e units and the pressures on gp. he went on to say, chris whitty, that he would like to cl...

Our health editor hugh pym is with me. so many issues facing the nhs and we are not even at the peak of winter yet. are not even at the peak of winter et. , , , :, , , yet. yes, this is a very, very vivid illustration _ yet. yes, this is a very, very vivid illustration of _ yet. yes, this is a very, very vivid illustration of the _ yet. yes, this is a very, very vivid illustration of the pressures - yet. yes, this is a very, very vivid illustration of the pressures on i yet. yes, this is a very,...

Over the age of 12 have received their first dose of the vaccine; more than 78% have had both doses. 0ur health editor hugh pym says there have been new warnings today that we face a difficult winter ahead. those cases, week on week, seven days on previous seven days, are up in the uk 13%. hospital admissions and death numbers are up as well on that basis and interestingly today, professor chris whitty, englands chief medical officer, at a conference of gps said, that modellers really were not c...