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Angry NHS staff meeting ed to YouTube

Matt Precey
BBC News, Cambridgeshire
BBC Image of people attending an online meeting. Each individual has been blurred to protect their identity. The participants are arranged in boxes.BBC
Up to 400 of NHS staff attended the Teams meeting

NHS workers described "chaos" on wards, financial hardship and excessive workloads during an online staff meeting ed to YouTube.

North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust (NWAFT) held a Teams call to explain why it was cutting some shifts.

Up to 400 staff took part as management heard concerns from angry colleagues.

The video was not on the trust's YouTube channel but was accessible publicly via a link. It was made private after the BBC ed the trust, which said it was "disappointing that confidentiality was compromised".

During the call, one staff member challenged senior management by asking: "Have any of you been on the wards at the moment and seen the chaos":[]}