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NHS patients face treatment in temporary cabins set up in hospital car parks as part of plans to tackle the crisis in the health service.
Steve Barclay, the health secretary, has outlined proposals to ease pressure as the NHS grapples with staff shortages, record waiting times and a particularly bad flu season.
Barclay has pledged £50m to pay for temporary buildings to create extra space for overcrowded accident and emergency departments, as he acknowledged patients’ recent experiences had “not been acceptable”.
He also told the Commons that hospital inspections would be scaled back to relieve pressure on staff.
His remarks came after meetings between ministers and trade unions failed to avert a new round of strikes. The ambulance workers will be out again tomorrow. Unions said they are
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