Health secretary Wes Streeting has said some patients' experience of the NHS this winter makes him feel "ashamed," and he had seen patients left crying and distressed and stuck in corridors as hospitals struggle to cope. But his comments are less convincing coming as they did the day after Keir Starmer made a big speech
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