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Good news it appears. No link I'm afraid, I heard this on BBC news this morning, the lowest its ever been. Could this be due to labour settling the strikes, either way very good news.
Blimey, that was quick. This from a month ago: //Time to fix NHS as long waits continue//
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I can't see a BBC report on your news.
"Even if true, it hasn't even gone down by 1%"
Which, given that the numbers are "estimates" (which I know the OP is not keen on) the difference can possibly be attributed to statistical "noise".
It's a bit of a struggle to suggest this minimal reduction is because tthe government "settled" (aka capitulated) the strikes. The waiting lists were growing when there were no strikes either taking place or threatened. The problem is not strikes. It is the structure and the organisation of the NHS which is unfit for purpose.
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