The threat of long waiting list in the NHS Stills looms over the United Kingdom a new analysis by the labor party claims that more than 120,000 people in England have died last year while they were simply just waiting for hospital treatment the United Kingdom's opposition party has collected the data from 138 Health trusts now they asked about the number of people who died while on the waiting list and at least about 35 of those trusts responded to their call the Health Trust must have said that more than 30,000 deaths occurred in 2022 applying the same logic the labor party estimated that across England 120,000 people in fact ended up losing their lives.

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Threat of strike still looms over the UK's National Health Service, the NHS well Junior doctors in England are set to stage three days of strength this week and experts predict almost all routine. NHS services in England will get disrupted as a result well thousands of Junior doctors are due to stages 72-hour walkout from Wednesday in April when the junior doctors conducted a four-day strike about 27 000 Junior doctors state of work every day and more than a hundred and ninety thousand outpatient appointments and operations were postponed or they are demanding a 35 salary rise.

Three-day strike by doctors in England expected to have enormous impact on NHS care

Nurses Union has rejected UK government's pay offer and will continue the strike. Earlier UK government said on Thursday that they had reached an agreement to raise pay by 5% in the upcoming fiscal year, perhaps putting a stop to disruptive strikes.

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The UK government and unions that represent different health professionals in England said on Thursday that they had reached an agreement to raise pay by 5% in the upcoming fiscal year, perhaps putting a stop to disruptive strikes.

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According to data by a trade union, the NHS spends more than £1 million a week hiring private ambulances to respond to emergency calls. According to Unison, their findings were based on responses from two thirds of the ambulance trusts in England that pay for the coverage of seriously ill patients from private businesses. According to the union, ambulance trusts across throughout England have hired more than a dozen private companies to help close growing service gaps and keep up with the high demand.

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NHS unions and ministers have reached a new pay offer for frontline staff in a move which could herald the end of walkouts by nurses and paramedics. The government and the NHS Staff Council – which represents nurses, ambulance staff and other NHS workers – reached the final offer after weeks of negotiations and months of strikes.

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