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One in six patients in England are being limited to just five minutes with their doctor.

EXCLUSIVE: Most Britons feel it is easier to seek advice for common ailments at a chemist than through their GP.

Satisfaction in NHS has now dropped to the lowest level ever recorded thanks to long waiting times and widespread staff shortages.

Nearly one in four of them said they had difficulty getting a gp appointment, nearly one in five or waiting for a hospital test. as you travel around the country, you see what that means in practice. foodbanks being overwhelmed, crisis loans and charities and local authorities being overwhelmed. little things that perhaps do not hit the headlines as well, one woman i was talking to said she had to buy new glasses so that meant a new bill which meant she couldn't top up our energy meter, she couldn't get a haircut. the type of people living in rural communities with no buses, they can no longer...