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NHS staff on Covid frontline: There s no let-up, it s just constant

A patient being taken out of an ambulance in a queue outside the Royal London hospital. Photograph: Hollie Adams/Getty Images It was when Claire was walking around central London before Christmas that it hit home how bad the situation would be in her hospital over the festive period. As hordes of shoppers gathered, the “penny dropped”, bringing into sharp focus the enormity of what the NHS would be facing this winter. Her fears have become reality. The intensive care doctor says she and her colleagues have returned to the “fire fighting” they did at the start of the pandemic. It is a case of NHS staff not eating or being able to go to the toilet for a whole shift, with the number of people requiring her help growing by the day.

COVID: NHS boss Sir Simon Stevens issues warning as hospital admissions top first peak

Empty Nightingale hospitals are quietly dismantled

Empty Nightingale hospitals are quietly dismantled Luke Andrews For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Nightingale hospitals are being quietly taken apart as medics warn there are too few doctors and nurses to keep the make-shift facilities open. Health bosses have already started stripping London s site of its 4,000 beds, ventilators and even signs directing ambulances to wards.  An eye-watering £220million was splashed on seven Nightingales across England amid fears that hospitals would be overwhelmed by Covid patients during the darkest days of the spring. Officials also constructed 19 temporary field hospitals in Wales, while Scotland and Northern Ireland opened one each.

As U K coronavirus cases hit record high, health-care workers are overwhelmed

Eye of the storm’: As U.K. coronavirus cases hit record high, health-care workers are overwhelmed Adam Taylor Replay Video Doctors and nurses across Britain are sounding the alarm as confirmed cases of covid-19 reach record highs, with experts urging the government to implement a stricter lockdown to prevent the health system from being overwhelmed. Simon Stevens, chief executive of the National Health Service (NHS) in England, told reporters on Tuesday that hospitals were “back in the eye of the storm” as new cases surged across Europe and Britain. He said more must be done to ease the burden on health-care workers.

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