Heatwaves (June 2026)

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Last mentioned: Jul 9, 2026

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  1. NHS England publishes June figures

    Data released revealing the record corridor care levels and the sustained summer pressure on emergency services.

  2. June corridor care surge

    Daily corridor care reached 3,181 patients (2,432 A&E, 749 wards), a 9.7% monthly increase, with the waiting list rising for a second consecutive month.

  3. May corridor care data

    An average of 2,900 patients per day received corridor care in NHS England hospitals (2,242 in A&E, 658 on wards).

  4. Previous waiting list peak

    Routine hospital treatment waiting list reached its then highest level, a benchmark for subsequent comparisons.

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