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The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

Figures published by NHS England show almost 5 million people are in the queue for treatment

The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

The number of people in England waiting to start hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. A total of 4.95 million people were waiting to start NHS hospital treatment at the end of March – the highest number since records began in August 2007. Data from NHS England also showed that the number of people having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment stood at 436,127 in March. This is the highest number for any calendar month since August 2007, when the figure was 578,682....

UNIONS and health experts demanded a surge in NHS funding today as figures revealed that a record 4.95 million people were awaiting hospital treatment in England in March. NHS England also revealed that 436,127 had been waiting for more than a year — more than in any month since August 2007, and massively higher than the 3,097 in March 2020. More than 300,000 had been waiting more than six weeks for one of 15 key diagnostic tests, compared with 85,000 a year ago. Tim Mitchell, vice president...

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