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Being stuck in NHS bed led to death, inquest finds

Being stuck in NHS bed led to death, inquest finds
BBC News Tuesday 30 June 2026, 17:35 UTC 1 min read
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Tim Hull from Worcester had spent seven months unable to move from a bed that was too small for him

Tim Hull from Worcester had spent seven months unable to move from a bed that was too small for him
NHS (ORG) Tim Hull (PERSON) Worcester (LOCATION)
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