NHS postpone all non-urgent operations in England

The NHS is experiencing unprecedented pressure during the winter of 2018, with hospitals across the UK facing overcrowding and resource shortages. Emergency measures have been implemented, including postponing non-urgent operations and lifting the ban on mixed-sex wards. Regional hospitals are on high alert, and ambulance services are overwhelmed. Despite preparations, the NHS struggles with capacity issues, and additional funding has been provided to cope with the demand. The situation highlights the need for more resources and better planning for future winters.

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