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Labour: NHS has never been so bad

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Labour: NHS has never been so bad

Labour: NHS has never been so bad

Dr Rosena Allin-Khan, who works as an A&E doctor, says she has “never seen the NHS so bad”.

The Shadow health minister adds that “over 500 people a week may die because they can’t access the emergency care they need”.

Report by Blairm.

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