Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has declared a crisis due to intense pressure. The trust has reported unprecedented patient numbers leading to extreme pressure in the A&E department. Staff have been criticized by the hospital for their behavior in the A&E corridor. Multiple media outlets including BBC, The Times, and ITV News have documented the incident.
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