A&E waiting times have reached their highest levels in England.

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A&E waiting times have reached their highest levels in England - as a BBC analysis identifies the services with the worst individual waits.

Hospitals are meant to see 95% of patients in four hours.
But the difficult winter means the NHS has recorded its worst-ever annual performance - at 88.4% - since records began in 2004, NHS England data showed.
The single worst service was Princess Alexandra Hospital in Essex, which only saw 70.9% in four hours during 2017-18.
This was followed by East Kent Hospitals on 74.3%.
Yearly figures are not in for the rest of the UK yet, although during winter the overall performance was worse in Northern Ireland and Wales.
Scotland's A&Es have been at a similar level to England's.
A spokesman for NHS England said the performance was to be expected considering the continued pressures and bad weather during March.

But Dr Nick Scriven, president of the Society for Acute Medicine, said it showed the NHS was facing an "eternal winter" and warned it would now be difficult to catch up on the planned operations that were canceled during the past few months.
"The fear is patients will feel the effects of this year's winter for weeks and months to come so there is a desperate need for much earlier winter planning if we are to avoid a repeat of this nightmare."
Phillippa Hentsch, of NHS Providers, which represents hospital bosses, said the figures "underlined the urgency of the problems facing the NHS".
She said there were simply not enough "beds and staff".