A violent thug who repeatedly punched his partner in the head before holding a knife to her throat and threatening to kill her has been jailed.
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A third of ambulance workers have personally witnessed patient deaths linked to delays, according to a new survey. "A decade of savage cuts, an explosion in demand and ambulance workers leaving in droves has left the service on the edge of disaster," says one union.
One third of ambulance workers have been involved with cases where a patient’s death was linked to delay, according to a GMB Union survey for ITV. The findings of the poll, shown in ITV’s Tonight programme tomorrow, airing tomorrow (Jul 28), also reveal that 85 per cent of ambulance workers have witnessed delays which have seriously affected a patient’s recovery.
Some 82 per cent feel the current pressure puts them at an unacceptable level of stress. And 72 per cent of ambulance workers have considered leaving the service.
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Across the country, paramedics are battling long waiting times for patients, being forced to keep them inside their vehicles. Meanwhile, inside the hospitals, medics are crying out for help as demand on emergency departments continues to soar from both those calling 999 and coming into A&E themselves.
The NHS system is being crippled by a severe shortage of inpatient beds on wards, leaving people languishing in ambulances and in A&E for hours, becoming detrimental to their condition. A significant number of patients who are fit enough to go home are stuck in beds as they, in turn, wait for the right social care to come free in order for them to be safely released.
Hospitals in Greater Manchester have, this week, seen huge demand .On Friday, July 22, the Royal Bolton Hospital’s A&E had a sign reading: "There is currently a
A violent thug who repeatedly punched his partner in the head before holding a knife to her throat and threatening to kill her has been jailed.
Manchester City's latest Premier League title defence could be led by a more direct approach after the arrival of Erling Haaland.
Manchester City and Puma have unveiled the club's new third kit for the 2022/23 season, and it's fair to say it hasn't received the warmest of receptions.
Manchester City's third kit will be a neon yellow shirt with black hoops, with the club taking the unusual step to launch the strip in the online world of Roblox.
Trafford council is backing a pay claim on a par with inflation for its workers. The authority has resolved to support a pay claim submitted by Unison, GMB and Unite on behalf of council and school workers for an increase of £2,000 or the current retail price index (RPI) rate, whichever is greater.
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Rockband You Me At Six has announced its latest UK Tour in support of its eight studio albumn 'Truth Decay' - and tickets are already on sale. Hitting UK stages from Feburary 2023 the band will showcase its recent hit single 'Deep Cuts' across six UK cities.
With the warm weather coming in and school being out, it’s tempting to beat the heat and stresses of the kitchen and opt to eat out instead. And now, YO! customers can shave a third off their bill most days until September.
Andy Burnham says "no stone will be left unturned" during the investigation into a tragedy at a mill in Oldham. A major incident has been declared after human remains were found at Bismark House Mill in the Derker area of the town.
Human remains have been tragically uncovered by demolition workers in Oldham over the weekend. On Saturday (July 23) the remains were found at Bismark House Mill, Bower Street, in Oldham.
Emergency services were scrambled to a car that had smashed into a lamppost yesterday (Sunday). Police were called by the ambulance service to the crash on Watergate Lane, just off the M61, in Bolton.
Campaigners for and against euthanasia and assisted dying say the tragic case of Graham Mansfield - a husband who killed his terminally-ill wife 'in an act of love' after they agreed to a suicide pact - should wake-up national debate on the emotive and divisive issue.
A pensioner who cut his wife's throat then tried to kill himself in a failed suicide pact has walked free from court after his spouse's sibling said he'd 'suffered more than enough' already. Peter Higson said he would have been 'very unhappy' if his 73-year-old brother-in-law Graham Mansfield were to be jailed for the killing of his sister Dyanne Mansfield.
A man has been charged following the death of Thomas Campbell in Tameside.
Kalvin Phillips made his Manchester City debut at the NRG Stadium on Thursday, helping his team win by two goals to one. The new signing played just 45 minutes against Club America after being substituted on at half-time.