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And coming up on bbc news. Bayern munich� s latest bid for harry kane is enough to get a yes from spurs but will they get the same answer from the england captain himself . Hello. The nhs achieved an unwelcome milestone today that nobody wanted. The number of people waiting to start routine Hospital Treatment in england is at a record high nearly 7. 5 Million People. The figures are from the end ofjune, and mean 1 in 7 of the population is waiting for hospital care. Nhs providers, which represents Health Trusts in england, says the numbers arent surprising, given the diffculties the nhs has ...

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. ...

But over 47% in northern ireland. long waits for treatment are of course tough for patients. the pain is debilitating. claire has been waiting more than a year for treatment after a back injury. physio didn't do the trick and she's been told by a consultant she may well need an operation, but she's heard no more. it could be irreversible nerve damage. i mean, you think the word irreversible, you just think the longer i'm leaving this, the worse it's going to be and it's like it could be dealt with and then, you know, the quality of my life later on is going to be better. andrew needs a skin ca...