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A record 7.6 million people in England were waiting for NHS treatment in June, with two in five patients waiting
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stanley us of the 95% target.Key cancer targets also continue to be missed. Only 59% of patients started their first cancer treatment within two months of an urgent GP referral, well short of the 85% target. And only 62% of patients were seen within two months of a positive result from a national cancer screening test, compared with the 90% target.The total number of people awaiting treatment, 7,574,649, is the highest figure recorded in the data series, which began in August 2007, and a rise of 1.4% on the previous high recorded in May this year 7,472,052 .In a statement, the NHS pointed to a reduction of 2,000 in the number of people Tlso Hong Kong withholds British lawyer s visa, delaying Jimmy Lai trial
The European court of justice today ruled in favour of Google in a long-running court battle with Lo
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stanley france tem. Google has not infringed trademark law by allowing advertisers to purchase keywords corresponding to their competitors trademarks, said the ECJ today. Advertisers themselves, however, cannot, by using such ke
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