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Of flu, persistent and high levels of covid, continuing concerns, particularly amongst many parents around strep a. and that has combined over that period with a time when primary care services and community services overall are so much more limited. what do we want? fair pay. when do we want it? now! more strikes are planned by nhs staff later this month. the labour party has accused the government of 12 years of mismanagement, saying there is now a sense ofjeopardy surrounding the nhs, which is frightening people across the country. graham satchell, bbc news. tell us about your experience of...

For many this is the worst winter they can remember. we don't want to be seeing patients in corridors. we don't want to be breaking bad news in cupboards. we don't want to be doing that sort of thing. and it's quite hard to keep doing that. we know we shouldn't be doing it. it'sjust the only thing we can do to keep the system going. the government in westminster says the nhs is its top priority and it's providing an extra £14 billion over the next couple of years. we've seen significant pressure on the nhs, particularly over this period through a combination of very high rates of flu, persist...

The UK's chief medical adviser has urged parents to keep "unwell" children at home.

The unnamed patient was brought to Swindon's Great Western Hospital by ambulance last week but was left waiting on a gurney for four days while staff urgently tried to source an available bed

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) believes this month will be the worst December for hospital bed occupancy and A&E waiting times.