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The Guardian - The hospitals where a third of patients can’t go home

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A brewing winter NHS crisis is highlighted by the Guardian.

Up to a third of hospital beds in parts of England are occupied by patients well enough to go home, an analysis by the paper has revealed.

The paper reports the beds are occupied by people who are well enough to leave but cannot over a “chronic lack of social care”. Analysis by the paper of NHS England data indicates an average of 13,600 beds are occupied by people who could be cared for elsewhere.

The front page features a large image of England’s World Cup victory.

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