Exclusive: Cancer experts declare ‘national emergency’ as hospitals miss targets on diagnosis and starting treatment Three in four NHS hospital trusts are failing cancer patients, according to the first league tables of their kind, prompting experts to declare a “national emergency”. Labour published the first league tables to rank hospitals in England since the early 2000s this week. The overall rankings score trusts based on a range of measures including finances and patient safety, as well as how they are bringing down waiting times for operations and in A&E, and improving ambulance response times. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/gfYG2Tn via IFTTT
- Murray loses 7-5, 5-7, 6-7 (5) to Czech in third round
- Scot felt ankle injury before tie-break but carried on
For three hours and 28 minutes, Andy Murray battled with everything he had, even when he almost had nothing. First he played brilliantly in the early stages against the talented Tomas Machac, but he just could not find a way to close it out. Then just as the match seemed to be passing him by, Murray mounted an incredible comeback. In the final, decisive moments, Murray hurt his left ankle, yet somehow he still battled on.
In these last months of one of the great careers of this century, the Scot gave yet another demonstration of his resilience and heart, but it still was not enough. He limped out of the Miami Open on Sunday with an agonising 5-7, 7-5, 7-6 (5) defeat to Machac in the third round.
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