NHS staff were feeling A&E pressures that would normally be expected only during flu season – and said the government would use major investment in NHS infrastructure to tackle the health service’s resilience to high summer temperatures.
Addressing NHS pressures during summer heat.
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The people of Sudan continue to pay the price for a war fuelled not only by guns and fighters, but by illicit flows of gold and finance to fill the war chests on both sides.
I want to make it a personal crusade to put the cradle back at the heart of the NHS.
But I have also been clear that the NHS now needs to plan for summer pressures in the way we currently plan for winter pressures.
I am deeply fearful that the Sudanese city is at risk of mass bloodshed and civilian casualties.
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