Hundreds of people believe the helpline failed their relatives. Now they are demanding their voices be heard
Families whose relatives died from Covid-19 in the early period of the pandemic are calling for an inquiry into the NHS 111 service, arguing that many critically ill people were given inadequate advice and told to stay at home.
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