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- Health Secretary Yvette Cooper announced actions to stop children receiving treatment in NHS hospital corridors.
- Cooper pledged £140 million for urgent-care schemes, calling staff access to victims’ records a “disgrace”.
- Cooper asked NHS England to draw up plans to eliminate corridor care for children and set new A&E standards.
- Fifteen staff members were dismissed after an investigation found they accessed Nottingham University Hospitals’ tiger-attack victims’ records without legitimate reason.
