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The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has accused health leaders and politicians of allowing racism to "flourish" in the NHS as more than 21,000 incidents of racist abuse against nursing staff have been reported across the UK in the past four years.
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Thousands of Scots are stuck in hospital, awaiting necessary care packages to be set up. Thousands of Scots are stuck in hospital, awaiting necessary care packages to be set up.
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