it was a flat line, he was gone. you are doing really. well, making progress. services like this cancer hub in london have been set up to alleviate demand elsewhere. thousands of procedures like colonoscopies have taken place since its launch in march. no polyps, no cancer. during the pandemic, many patients failed to come to hospital because they were worried about coming into contact with the coronavirus. one of the benefits of this early diagnosis centre is that it's set away from emergency care. it means if you go straight through those doors, you go into a safe, covid—free zone. the nhs in england is set to receive an extra £5 billion over the coming months to respond to covid pressures, but health officials fear there will be further challenges as we head into the difficult winter months. anna collinson, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news — a report into three deaths at a private specialist hospital warns of further lethal outcomes at similar institutions. cawston park hospital in norfolk is now closed, but the report says other facilities like it should no longer receive public money.
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