This is the video bosses at the Worcestershire Royal Hospital tried to stop you seeing. Brian Ryder, from Kidderminster, was so angry when he saw patients on trolleys in corridors at Worcester’s A&E, he filmed the scene on his phone. Security guards and the police demanded he delete it – but we've recovered it – blurring it to protect the privacy of staff and patients. The hospital's Trust has told us it's never acceptable for anyone to film there without permission. | BBC Hereford & Worcester

Striking nurses form a picket line outside Worcestershire Royal Hospital | Worcester News

Take a look around the new room which has opened at Worcestershire Royal Hospital for distressed families. It gives them a quiet space away from the busy wards, | Worcester News

It was the busiest day of the year so far in Worcestershire Royal Hospital's Emergency Department. The hospital says that on an average day 270 patients come to A&E but on Monday, the day we filmed, there were 316 waiting to be seen. Full story: https://bbc.in/4k1q63q | BBC Hereford & Worcester

Striking nurses form a huge picket line outside Worcestershire Royal Hospital as drivers honk their horns to show their support. | Worcester News

The pressures on Worcestershire Royal Hospital are being discussed at an Annual General Meeting of the Acute trust tonight. Chief executive Michelle McKay says the public have been "incredibly patient" with the hospital given the critical CQC report. The board has also revealed how the trust deficit is forecast to be around £30 million for 2017/18, saying the financial challenges are hampering efforts to improve. | BBC Hereford & Worcester