As a carer in a hospital in the United Kingdom, you have certain rights that are protected by law:

• The right to be informed: Carers have the right to receive information about the person they care for, including their health condition and treatment plan.
• The right to be involved: Carers have the right to be involved in the decision-making process about the care and treatment of the person they care for.
• The right to access support: Carers have the right to access support services, such as counselling, support groups, and home care services.
• The right to respite care: Carers have the right to have time off from their caring responsibilities and access to respite care services.
• The right to have your own needs assessed: Local authorities have a duty to assess the needs of carers, including their own needs for support.
• The right to privacy: Carers have the right to privacy and confidentiality in relation to the information they provide to the hospital.
• The right to make a complaint: Carers have the right to make a complaint about the care and treatment provided to the person they care for or about the support provided to them as a carer.

It's important to note that these rights may vary depending on the hospital and the specific circumstances. It's recommended that you speak to a hospital representative or a legal advice organisation if you have any questions or concerns about your rights as a carer in a hospital.