PEOPLE suffering a cardiac arrest face a potentially deadly nine-minute wait for a defibrillator in some areas of Britain, analysis reveals.
More than 92,000 publicly accessible devices have been registered on The Circuit, the national network used to direct 999 callers to their nearest one. But data from the British Heart Foundation shows coverage is worryingly low in some postcodes.
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Tiger finally gets message across to Rory
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Royal Mail bidder pledges to keep national 6-day delivery
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Repeated rugby concussions may raise brain risks
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