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BBC News By Susie Forrest Published The emergency department at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is the biggest and busiest in Scotland. Ambulances keep arriving, bringing more patients. In a curtained cubicle, one man is explaining to the doctor that he's been in pain for days, but he put off coming in "because of everything that's going on". Dr Alan Whitelaw, who runs the department, says that while there might be fewer patients coming through his door, there are no longer any "easy wins". "Those that are coming are the sick people," he says. "We are undoubtedly seeing the effe...