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Millions of people. another statistic, more than 2 million went into a&e units during the month of july, the second highest for that month. nhs does get through a large number of appointments, procedures and providing emergency care. thank ou very much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the head of the universities and colleges admissions service — or ucas says students will have to be "quick off the mark" if they want to secure a place at a top university through clearing this year. a—levels, t—levels, btecs and other lev...

Treatment injune, up by 100,000 on the month and compared with 4.57 million injanuary 2020 — before the pandemic. exactly 3 million higher injune. the list covers those waiting for operations, procedures and appointments but not emergencies. the department of health said the longest waits had been reduced and new diagnostic centres were being opened. a&e units were very busy injuly. in england, 26% of patients waited longer than four hours to be assessed or treated. it was about the same in scotland and wales but over 47% in northern ireland. long waits for treatment are tough for patients. ...

They can hold their suspect but it has to be in the next day or two that a decision has to be made whether this man can be charged with the murders of these three people. thank you. thousands of nhs appointments in england are thought to have been cancelled, as the another three—day strike byjunior doctors began this morning. members of the british medical association walked out from 7am after rejecting a 5% pay offer from the government. with the heat placing extra demands on a&e units, bosses have urged people to use services sensibly. our health correspondent, dominic hughes, reports. onc...

That might have happened just before that, and of course we do know more about the suspect at the moment. open. was a west african man who had settled status near the uk, he is not thought to have had a criminal record but we think there was some history of mental illness but he was a person who had the right to live in the uk and lived here for many years. in the uk and lived here for many ears. ., ~ i. thousands of nhs appointments in england are thought to have been cancelled, as another three day strike byjunior doctors began this morning. british medical association members walked out at ...

Data from nhs england shows the intense pressure on the system even before the doctors' strikes. in february the total waiting for planned treatment was 7.22 million, another record high. though the number waiting more than 18 months fell again. in a&e units, 71.5% of patients were seen or treated within the four—hour target, a bit less than the latest reported figure in wales but ahead of the other uk nations. and for the first time, the number waiting in a&e more than 12 hours after arriving has been published — more than 10%. the impact of the strike won't be known until next week, when...