Only the most serious 999 calls were responded to.
But there was no evidence of people going to A&E in taxis or their own cars, NHS Providers told the BBC. BBC News
See also:
- Fallout from strike action expected to spill over into coming days NHS Providers
- Ambulance strike: Blame game escalates between unions and ministers BBC News
- Steven Barclay on NHS strikes: We are happy to talk BBC News
- Nurses in Scotland reject latest pay offer from NHS BBC News
- Hospitals brace for bedlam today.. 24 hours after ambulance strike The Daily Mail
- Up to 30 THOUSAND appointments and ops were cancelled due to NHS nursing strikes The Daily Mail
- Ambulance services prepare for 'hangover' after 999 calls plummet during strikes The Daily Telegraph
- Government 'could fast-track NHS pay rise next year' The Evening Standard
- NHS expects surge in demand after ambulance workers’ strike The Guardian
- ‘Fear-mongering’: ambulance unions and health chief clash in high-stakes strikes The Guardian
- Government could ‘fast-track’ NHS pay rise in 2023 as more strikes loom The Independent
- ‘We’re striking to save it’: Meet the picket line paramedics warning ambulance service at ‘breaking point’ The Independent
- NHS strikes: Government plans to try to end walkouts by offering workers an early pay rise for next year iNews
- Warning of knock-on effect after health workers' strikes - plus the walkouts planned today Sky News
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