This week we dig into the latest NHS performance data, including the first detailed snapshot of how the NHS is coping this winter.
Worryingly, performance has never been worse and we discuss the severe harm this is having on the public.
Featuring Ben Clover, Annabelle Collins, Matt Discombe and Alison Moore.
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