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professor nick ma nard, few months' time. professor nick maynard, thank _ few months' time. professor nick maynard, thank you. _ trade and economic co—operation have been the theme on day two of president putin's visit to china, in the hope of getting a boost for russia's war economy. mr putin has been in the chinese city of harbin where he visited a trade fair. harbin is a few hundred kilometres from the border with russia, and is a key hub for cross—border trade. he later went to a university specialising in research into new military technologies where he was persuaded to shake hands with one of their robots. earlier, president putin laid flowers at a memorial to soviet soldiers who died during the liberation of north—east china from the japanese in the 1940s. it comes a day after meetings between mr putin and chinese leader xijinping, where they praised their deep ties. let's speak to the bbc�*s china media analyst, kerry allen. so, carry, what is your thoughts on what it's been happening today. clearly china at a time when it's had sanctions imposed by many othe
professor nick ma nard, few months' time. professor nick maynard, thank _ few months' time. professor nick maynard, thank you. _ trade and economic co—operation have been the theme on day two of president putin's visit to china, in the hope of getting a boost for russia's war economy. mr putin has been in the chinese city of harbin where he visited a trade fair. harbin is a few hundred kilometres from the border with russia, and is a key hub for cross—border trade. he later went to a...
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doctor nick maynard, thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. thank you very much indeed. russian forces have launched a surprise new ground offensive in ukraine, crossing the border into the north—eastern kharkiv region. for months fighting has been focused in the east, where russia occupies large areas. friday's attack may be an attempt to open a new front and intensify pressure on kharkiv, which is the country's second—largest city. it comes as president biden authorised more us military aid for ukraine. small groups of russian troops with armoured vehicles pushed through the front line. military sources say they advanced a kilometre before being pushed back, amid reports of sustained russian shelling. here is president zelensky. translation: russia started| a new wave of offensive action in the kharkiv region. ukraine forces met them there with brigades and artillery fire. it is important to understand that they can increase and bring more forces in this direction. it is a fact. our defence correspondent jonathan beale sent this report from kharkiv in north—easte
doctor nick maynard, thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. thank you very much indeed. russian forces have launched a surprise new ground offensive in ukraine, crossing the border into the north—eastern kharkiv region. for months fighting has been focused in the east, where russia occupies large areas. friday's attack may be an attempt to open a new front and intensify pressure on kharkiv, which is the country's second—largest city. it comes as president biden authorised more us...
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let's speak to doctor nick maynard, senior surgeon at oxford university hospital who was one of the last to leave rafah yesterday. thanks forjoining us. what was a situation like as you left rafah? it was terrible, to be honest, it was chaotic, we were surrounded by farms going off around us, we heard gunfire from any direction throw —— bombs. there was uncertainty as to whether we were going to get out or not and it was only at the last moment that we found out we were going to get out and got through to the egyptian side of the border but even then we could still hear the vast noise of the bombs going off and the buildings were shaking even on the egyptian side. and of course there were only a few hours after that that the ground forces invaded the crossing. you that that the ground forces invaded the crossing-— the crossing. you are talking about ourself the crossing. you are talking about yourself and _ the crossing. you are talking about yourself and other _ the crossing. you are talking about yourself and other medical - the crossing. you are talking about yourself and other
let's speak to doctor nick maynard, senior surgeon at oxford university hospital who was one of the last to leave rafah yesterday. thanks forjoining us. what was a situation like as you left rafah? it was terrible, to be honest, it was chaotic, we were surrounded by farms going off around us, we heard gunfire from any direction throw —— bombs. there was uncertainty as to whether we were going to get out or not and it was only at the last moment that we found out we were going to get out and...
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professor nick maynard, a consultant surgeon, is one of them — here's part of a video diary he sent the bbc. it was very different to the first trip we had to al—aqsa. what we did see were the most appalling effects of the malnutrition that we're seeing in gaza. severe malnutrition prevents wound healing and will prevent these patients from recovering from injuries that otherwise they would recover easily from. and you get this vicious cycle where they really, rapidly deteriorate in their health. they will then die of that, if they're not treated. but these are often very young people who, under normal circumstances, would recover fairly well from their operations. but because they have such severe malnutritions, their wounds will not heal properly at all. one of our patients, lama, was an 18—year—old girl who had significant explosive injuries. there's no doubt in our minds she would have survived these injuries if she had not been malnourished. very sadly, she died the day we left gaza. vladimir zelensky has given a wide—ranging interview to a french news agency, touching on a
professor nick maynard, a consultant surgeon, is one of them — here's part of a video diary he sent the bbc. it was very different to the first trip we had to al—aqsa. what we did see were the most appalling effects of the malnutrition that we're seeing in gaza. severe malnutrition prevents wound healing and will prevent these patients from recovering from injuries that otherwise they would recover easily from. and you get this vicious cycle where they really, rapidly deteriorate in their...
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professor nick maynard is one of them. he's a consultant surgeon who's been travelling to the gaza strip and west bank for more than a decade. he says this visit is different — due to the widespread we all know there are some wonderfully talented nurses and doctors there, but it is chaos in the wards. it was very different to the first trip we had to al—aqsa. we didn't see a huge amount of trauma. we did see some trauma cases, but the amount of trauma we saw was much, much less than before. but what we did see were the most appalling effects of the malnutrition that we're seeing in gaza. severe malnutrition prevents wound healing and will prevent these patients from recovering from injuries that otherwise they would recover easily from. and you get this vicious cycle where they really, rapidly deteriorate in their health. they will then die of that, if they're not treated. but these are often very young people who, under normal circumstances, would recover fairly well from their operations. but because they have such s
professor nick maynard is one of them. he's a consultant surgeon who's been travelling to the gaza strip and west bank for more than a decade. he says this visit is different — due to the widespread we all know there are some wonderfully talented nurses and doctors there, but it is chaos in the wards. it was very different to the first trip we had to al—aqsa. we didn't see a huge amount of trauma. we did see some trauma cases, but the amount of trauma we saw was much, much less than before....
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doctors have been travelling from around the world to volunteer there, among them professor nick maynard. he'lljoin me live in a moment. but first, let's take a look at some clips he recorded for the bbc while he was there. we all know there are some wonderfully talented nurses and doctors there, but it is chaos on the ward.
doctors have been travelling from around the world to volunteer there, among them professor nick maynard. he'lljoin me live in a moment. but first, let's take a look at some clips he recorded for the bbc while he was there. we all know there are some wonderfully talented nurses and doctors there, but it is chaos on the ward.
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i've been speaking with professor nick maynard, who has just returned to the uk from working in gaza as a surgeon. he described how the situation on the ground has changed and how a lack of food has been affecting patients. the major difference— we saw quite a lot less immediate trauma than my first visit. when i was there over christmas and new year we really saw non—stop trauma from explosive injuries predominantly and we were very busy operating all the time on major thoracic and abdominal trauma but this occasion we saw less trauma but we saw a huge amount of complications on people who had had surgery as a result of malnutrition. so i think the most stark difference was seeing the malnutrition, seeing the effect of the starvation of the effect of the starvation of the gazan people on their illnesses, on their healing from major surgery. and of course the most striking thing was not only how thin they were but how many bad infections they had, how all their wounds were falling to pieces because they weren't healing and that was a really stark difference compared to when we we
i've been speaking with professor nick maynard, who has just returned to the uk from working in gaza as a surgeon. he described how the situation on the ground has changed and how a lack of food has been affecting patients. the major difference— we saw quite a lot less immediate trauma than my first visit. when i was there over christmas and new year we really saw non—stop trauma from explosive injuries predominantly and we were very busy operating all the time on major thoracic and...