内容摘要：He added that the experts said the "heritage harm is overcome by the heritage benefit".

He added that the experts said the "heritage harm is overcome by the heritage benefit".

"Something needs to be done about it."Her partner Karen Davies says politicians need to better understand the situation.

"It's an eye-opener, it's disgusting," she says.Simon Morris has been on a trolley in the busy emergency department for four days after being brought in by ambulance with cellulitis in both legs.He says he is grateful to have been moved from the corridor into a bay.

"I'd rather be stuck here than be stuck out in the corridor, because in the corridor you have a lot of people hitting into you, bumping you and they all apologise," he says."The staff have been brilliant to me... I've seen doctors and nurses running left, right and centre."

Although I've visited many A&Es over the years - the scenes we witnessed at Morriston were some of the most striking I've ever encountered.

Staff worry a lot about having to treat patients in open spaces - it's not dignified and comes with many risks."Most of the people who work or volunteer here fit that description and we provide them with an environment where they can develop skills they can take into any workplace," she said.

Sophie, a young chef from the Whitehawk estate who works at Sussex Surplus, added: "I love that I'm now giving back to my community."A man who was told he would not live until 30 is to celebrate his birthday doing a lake swimming challenge.

Adam Ball, who lives with cystic fibrosis which affects his ability to breathe, will swim the length of 13 lakes in the Lake District over the summer.Mr Ball, who is from South Shields, said swimming did "wonders for his lungs" and the sport had an "uncanny resemblance" to his treatment.