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there will be millions of people watching — there will be millions of people watching this right now with their housing _ watching this right now with their housing in— watching this right now with their housing in their pensions and that is because — housing in their pensions and that is because the government has lost controi— is because the government has lost control of— is because the government has lost control of their economy. humiliated, abused and isolated for weeks — patients put at risk due to a "toxic culture" at one of the uk's biggest mental health hospital...

There's a serious risk they could harm themselves, or others. what's going on at this hospital, by and large, isn't working for the patients, and is often actively cruel. panorama's undercover reporter alan haslam spent three months here as a health care support worker. he found a toxic culture, with patients bullied and mocked. sometimes wards were worryingly understaffed. and patients feel failed. this is harley. she's 23, has autism, and a history of self—harm. staff say at times she assaults them. she says she's provoked. the hidden camera shows harley held in a small, bare seclusion roo...

With patients bullied and mocked. sometimes wards were worryingly understaffed. and patients feel failed. this is harley. she's 23, has autism and a history of self—harm. staff say at times she assaults them. she says she's provoked. the hidden camera shows harley held in a small, bare seclusion room for more than two weeks. it should only be used for short periods of time. after being allowed into the room next door, it's said harley has become verbally abusive. at least eight staff, including managers, go to restrain her and put her back in seclusion. there's no discussion.

This is the edenfield mental health hospital in prestwich. it feels like the walls are closing in. my chest is closing in on me. the patients in its care are vulnerable, sometimes challenging. there's a serious risk they could harm themselves, or others. what's going on at this hospital, by and large, isn't working for the patients, and is often actively cruel. panorama's undercover reporter alan haslam spent three months here as a health care support worker. he found a toxic culture, with patients bullied and mocked. sometimes wards were worryingly understaffed. and patients feel failed. this...