The NHS has always had problems compared to the rest of the developed world - and its allowed them to get worse

The NHS has always had problems compared to the rest of the developed world - and its allowed them to get worse Analysis shows the UK's level of underinvestment in healthcare is a significant outlier compared with the rest of the developed world. But as with much about the healthcare system, the story isn't quite as simple as that. Sky News

See also:

• The NHS crisis - decades in the making BBC News
• A&E patients waiting more than 12 hours hits record high BBC News
• NHS: Woman, 90, forced to wait three days in A&E chair BBC News
• Sick man of Europe: why the crisis-ridden NHS is falling apart The Guardian
• Revealed: Record 50,000 patients a week face 12-hour A&E waits The Independent
• NHS crisis: Two health workers open up about the daily 'firefight', patients lying on floors and 24-hour waits for admission Sky News