Logan paul after he posted a controversial video. I believe oprah wakes up in the morning and both personally and professionally wonders what she can patients are dying in hospital corridors in accident and Emergency Departments in england and wales because safety has been compromised by intolerable conditions. Thats the blunt warning made in a letter to theresa may, signed by 68 senior doctors who run a e departments. Today, theres fresh evidence of the pressure those units are under. Over 300,000 patients waited longer than they should in december. 85 of patients were seen in four hours well below the 95 target the figure equals the previous low recorded last january. Crisis that we have had the letter from the a e consultants sets out the impact of the pressure and their own experiences. Over 120 patients a day managed in corridors, some dying prematurely. An average of 10 12 hours from decision to admit a patient until they are transferred to a bed, and patients sleeping in clinics
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Welcome to bbc news. Dozens of senior doctors who run accident and Emergency Departments in england and wales have written a stark letter to the Prime Minister warning that patients are dying prematurely in hospital corridors and conditions are at times intolerable. They say thousands of patients are left in the back of ambulances waiting to get into a e. And very high rates of flu recently mean that some hospitals are running out of beds. Today theres fresh evidence of the pressure a e units are under. More than 300,000 patients waited longer than they should in december. Staff managed to see 85 of patients within four hours thats well below the 95 target and some of the worst figures since records began. This report from our Health Editor hugh pym. A long wait in an overcrowded a e unit, thats what 87 year old yvonne had to endure. It was ten hours before she saw a doctor, and hours more before she was admitted to a ward. Her daughter, esther, used herscarf to secure her in a wheelch
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