Nurses report 'unacceptable' conditions
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Patients dying in hospital corridors, say nurses
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Evidence provided by more than 5,000 of its members across the UK this winter .
Nurses warned such practices put patients at risk as staff were unable to access vital equipment such as oxygen, heart monitors and suction equipment.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting said he agreed the problems should not be tolerated, but laid the blame on the previous government.
RCN general secretary said findings should act as a "wake-up call" to Labour .