awards . we as a awards . will it cure the tric awards. will it cure the nhs £24 billion over five years? the most dramatic revamp of our— years? the most dramatic revamp of health— years? the most dramatic revamp of our health service— ace“? the most dramatic revamp of our health service in pie”? the most dramatic revamp of our health service in its «viz;a”97 the most dramatic revamp of our health service in its 75 year— of our health service in its 75 year history. — of our health service in its 75 year history. in— of our health service in its 75 year history. " "ny. year history. in the next few minutes, prime minister rishi sunak will outline his plans , sunak will outline his plans, which are expected to include more university places for medical and nursing students and a greater emphasis on apprenticeships. well, this is the apprenticeships. well, this is ehe scene— apprenticeships. well, this is the scene live— apprenticeships. well, this is the scene live in— f well, this is the scene live in downing street,— the scene live in downing street, where _ the scene live in downing street, where we are expecting the prime— street, where we are expecting the prime minister to go through the prime minister to go through the tetette— the prime minister to go through the tetette et— the prime minister to go through the details at a— the prime minister to go through the details at a news conference. - the details at a news conference. but earlier he had been— conference. but earlier he had been at— conference. but earlier he had been at addenbrooke's hospital in been at addenbrooke's hospital th cehhtttee— been at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge insisting that new retes— in cambridge insisting that new tetee being— in cambridge insisting that new roles being brought in the nhs wette— roles being brought in the nhs would ensure— roles being brought in the nhs would ensure that people were tethet— would ensure that people were trained properly— would ensure that people were trained properly and regulated property.— trained properly and regulated property. a— trained properly and regulated properly. a massive shake up in how— properly. a massive shake up in how the— properly. a massive shake up in how the hhs— properly. a massive shake up in how the nhs recruits and retains steth— how the nhs recruits and retains etett ptehtehe— how the nhs recruits and retains staff promising thousands more workers. some— staff promising thousands more workers. some of— staff promising thousands more workers. some of whom, though, wttt— workers. some of whom, though, wttt teth— workers. some of whom, though, wttt the th— workers. some of whom, though, will train on the— workers. some of whom, though, will train on the job. yes, apprehttee— will train on the job. yes, apprentice doctors. “cit? �*7�*3 mt

apprentice doctors. yes. 60,000 more doctors and extra 170,000 more doctors and extra 170,000 more nurses as this has been billed as the most radical reform in the nhs history. earlier for the prime minister said that we should be modernising the nhs so it is fit for the future , he said. new for the future, he said. new roles like physician associates, have been used in america for years and other countries as well. it's something the prime minister says that people have talked about for a long time and we are going to do it now. just to underline the need- we are going to do it now. just to underline the need for- to underline the need for this, the eetthete— to underline the need for this, the estimate is— to underline the need for this, the estimate is that the nhs wttt— the estimate is that the nhs wttt eth— the estimate is that the nhs will still be— the estimate is that the nhs will still be short of 360,000 steth— will still be short of 360,000 etett hy— will still be short of 360,000 etett by 2037.— will still be short of 360,000 staff by 2037. the shortfall at the moment— staff by 2037. the shortfall at the moment, 112,000, including of the moment, 112,000, including the moment, 112000, including of course , doctors— the moment, 112,000, including of course , doctors and nurses . of course, doctors and nurses. ahe— of course, doctors and nurses. aht eh— of course, doctors and nurses. and an acknowledgement in this then— and an acknowledgement in this the that— and an acknowledgement in this the that he— and an acknowledgement in this plan that it's not— and an acknowledgement in this plan that it's not just trying to teeth— plan that it's not just trying to recruit but— plan that it's not just trying to recruit but retain staff. so here— to recruit but retain staff. so here he— to recruit but retain staff. so here he the— to recruit but retain staff. so here is the prime— to recruit but retain staff. so here is the prime minister in downing— here is the prime minister in downing street— here is the prime minister in downing street to unveil the

tetette— downing street to unveil the tetette . — downing street to unveil the details . for— downing street to unveil the details . for 75— downing street to unveil the details . t“; «etz;t9t”9 downing street to unveil the details. a \t details. for 75 years, the nhs has existed for an enduring moral purpose to give every single person in our country the security that comes from knowing that if you're sick you will be cared for rich or poor, young or old, in work or out. the well. we appear to have a break up in the sheet— we appear to have a break up in the signal there— we appear to have a break up in the signal there from downing street— the signal there from downing street .— the signal there from downing street . tre— the signal there from downing street . we will— the signal there from downing street . we will obviously get street. we will obviously get the stunt— street. we will obviously get the sound back.— street. we will obviously get the sound back. here it comes. we the sound back. here it comes. the eth— the sound back. here it comes. we can see the— the sound back. here it comes. we can see the prime minister teth— we can see the prime minister now. let's hear— we can see the prime minister now. let's hear again from him. three— now. let's hear again from him. hate by— now. let's hear again from him. hate by the— now. let's hear again from him. made by the hundreds- now. let's hear again from him. made by the hundreds of- made by the hundreds of thousands of others who sacrificed so much for so many in the service of that higher purpose of protecting our nation's health. but while that purpose has never changed, what has changed are the challenges facing the nhs . our society is facing the nhs. our society is growing older. the burden of illness is changing and all of

this will put pressure on already overstretched workforce. a couple of weeks ago i joined doctors and nurses on the late shift at watford general hospital . i saw courageous, hospital. i saw courageous, hardworking men and women doing extra ordinary things in difficult circumstances and they told me the same message we hear time and time again from leaders in the health care sector and the public. we need more doctors and nurses to ease the pressures at. and we need reform to free them up to do their jobs properly. and they're right . properly. and they're right. governments from all parties have ducked the challenge for decades. have ducked the challenge for decades . it just isn't right decades. it just isn't right that we don't train enough people here at home to properly staff our national health service . now, overcoming this service. now, overcoming this won't be quick or easy. it's only possible because of the difficult decisions we are taking elsewhere to cut the debt. and by prioritising the

nhs there will be other things that we can't afford . but the that we can't afford. but the nhs is too important , so we're nhs is too important, so we're making the tough calls and doing things differently to protect the long term future of the nhs and this country. the long term future of the nhs and this country . already we've and this country. already we've made progress. and this country. already we've made progress . yes, with more made progress. yes, with more investment in the nhs than any government before , or including government before, or including up to £14 billion extra for health and social care over the next two years. we've not only hit our manifesto target to recruit 26,000 more primary care staff , we've done so one year staff, we've done so one year early and we're very close to meeting our promise to recruit 50,000 more nurses. and we're cutting the waiting lists with waits of over two years virtually eliminated in england. and the number of patients waiting over 18 months reduced by over 90. but even without the covid backlogs and even with the record number of doctors and nurses we have today, unless we

act now for the long term , the act now for the long term, the challenges we face will only get worse . so today we're announcing worse. so today we're announcing the most ambitious transformation in the way that we staff the nhs in its history . the long term workforce plan. this is a 15 year plan to deliver the biggest ever expansion in the number of doctors and nurses that we train and a plan to reform the nhs so that we deliver better care in a changing world and a plan that not only eases the pressures today , but protects this today, but protects this precious national institution for the long term. this is the nhs own plan and the government is proud to back it. funding the expansion of education and training for the first five years in full with over £24 billion of additional investment . you can trust this government with the nhs , the plan rests on

with the nhs, the plan rests on three principal goals trade , three principal goals trade, retain and reform. first, training will double the number of medical training places by 2031. faux pas icing on areas where there are too few doctors today we'll train over 24,000 more nurses and midwives a year and increase the number of gp training places by 50% in time. this will allow us to reduce our spending on temporary agency staff by £10 billion and cut the need for international recruitment . today, the recruitment. today, the proportion recruited from overseas is around 1 in 4 with our plan, it will fall to just 1 in 10. so and doctors and other clinicians can spend a lifetime gaining invaluable experience . gaining invaluable experience. and we want to hang on to those skills for as long as we can. and so we will retain more of our dedicated workforce. kyiv

being up to 130,000 more staff in the nhs over the next 15 years as we already offer best in class pensions and we've just dramatically cut the tax on pension savings , a move that has pension savings, a move that has been called transfer normative. now we're going to modernise the pension scheme so staff can partially retire or return to work much more easily if they wish to. and we're going to improve conditions right now for those who gave so much during the pandemic to do that, we're improving culture and leadership and wellbeing , giving staff more and wellbeing, giving staff more flexibility and control. and in investing in their professional development . finally we need development. finally we need reform . it's not enough just to reform. it's not enough just to have more doctors and nurses . we have more doctors and nurses. we need to change the way they work so that they can deliver better care for patients. now, partly this is about seizing the opportunities of new technologies like ai , or just

technologies like al, or just look at virtual wards which use technology to allow patients to recover at home, providing a better service at lower cost . better service at lower cost. but we're also going to expand new roles like nurse associates and physician associates so that the most qualified staff can focus on patients with the most complex needs . we're going to complex needs. we're going to drive the biggest ever expansion of apprenticeships in the nhs so that one fifth of all clinical training will be offered through degree apprenticeships , helping degree apprenticeships, helping to bring staff into the nhs from a much wider range of backgrounds and will give staff in the nhs more opportunity to progress such as becoming a nurse or a doctor , as well as nurse or a doctor, as well as making sure that the workforce of the future has the advanced knowledge they need to care for our ageing population . now, our ageing population. now, taken together, these changes will raise nhs productivity so patients get more and better care for the same money. so so

training, retention . ian and training, retention. ian and reform . that's our plan to build reform. that's our plan to build the health care workforce of the future and secure the nhs for the long term . next week marks the long term. next week marks the long term. next week marks the 75th anniversary of the nhs for every minute of every day of every one of those 75 years, the nhs has been kept going by the millions of people that have worked for it. to them on behalf of a grateful nation , i want to of a grateful nation, i want to say thank you . i feel a powerful say thank you. i feel a powerful sense of responsibility to make sure that their legacy endures and to make sure that the nhs is there for our children and grandchildren. just as it was there for us. and that's what today's plan is all about. more doctors , more nurses , better doctors, more nurses, better care for all. today day and long into the future. thank you. i'm

just going to hand over to amanda. thank you. thank you very— amanda. thank you. thank you very much— amanda. thank you. thank you very much, prime— ': thank you. thank you very much, prime minister. so it's very much, prime minister. so he t— very much, prime minister. so he t reat— very much, prime minister. so it's a real pleasure— very much, prime minister. so it's a real pleasure to- very much, prime minister. so it's a real pleasure to be- very much, prime minister. so it's a real pleasure to be with you here at the launch of the first ever nhs long term workforce plan . as the prime workforce plan. as the prime minister has just said, the health service reaches a major milestone next week , the 75th milestone next week, the 75th anniversary of our founding . the anniversary of our founding. the publication of this ambitious and bold nhs plan feels, however, an even more significant moment than that anniversary because it's the first time since 1948 that we have been asked by government to produce a long term comprehensive assessment of our staffing needs and a plan to deliver them. so i would like to thank the prime minister and the chancellor for wholeheartedly backing the plan and kick starting delivery with significant investment that will fully fund record numbers of training places for doctors, for nurses and for other staff

needed over the next five years. this is a once in a generation opportunity to improve patient care by putting staffing on a sustainable footing . and i would sustainable footing. and i would like just to take this moment to thank all of my colleagues across the nhs and beyond who have worked so hard with us to produce it. your input has been invaluable all the nhs can do nothing without its staff. the last few years in particular have shown , i think again just have shown, i think again just the brilliance of our staff caring for over a million people with covid in hospitals, delivering the biggest vaccination programme in our history , we dealing with the history, we dealing with the busiest winter on record, as well as making progress on backlogs and on cancer diagnoses. however we already have. diagnoses. however we already have . 112,000 vacancies and as have. 112,000 vacancies and as we know now, our population is going to grow. it's going to age. and as new treatments and therapies come online, the

demands on the nhs and on our on our workforce are only going to increase since the foundation of the nhs we've relied on the skills and dedication of staff who came here from the four corners of the globe to care for patients. and there will always be a place for them in the nhs, but demand for health care workers is increasing and will continue increasing across the world. so doing nothing is not an option and as the prime minister says, we're not going to do nothing. instead we are going to do the bold set of changes for workforce ever in the history of the nhs. we will increase the number of home grown doctors , nurses and other grown doctors, nurses and other staff as part of the biggest workforce expansion in our history. and we will draw on the widest possible pool of talent by expanding new routes into the profession. so more people can get a nursing or a medical

degree without going to university full time . but university full time. but recruitment is only part of the answer. we will also retain more of the staff we have and reform the way that they train and work . so we're making the most of everyone's education skills and experience better opportunities for career development , for career development, improving flexible working opfions improving flexible working options alongside government reforms to the pension scheme should mean around 130,000 more staff stay working in nhs settings longer for changes in technology and new treatments will change the way we work in future as well as the numbers and the roles that are needed in the future . so from care closer the future. so from care closer to home with medicines available on the high street and more staff receiving training to spot early signs of cardiovascular disease, cancer and stroke through to those colleagues working in virtual wards and beyond. this plan is not just good news for nhs staff. it is good news for nhs staff. it is

good news for patients too. and this plan will be regularly updated to ensure we stay on track to deliver the workforce. we need to deliver the best possible care now and into the future. work working in the nhs is not always easy as the last few years in particular have shown, but it does offer a huge variety of careers, with more than 350 different roles within the nhs. so i would like to close by urging anyone thinking about making a change in their career or at school or university, thinking about what to do next to consider an opportunity for a career in the nhs . thank opportunity for a career in the nhs. thank you, amanda. well, hrtttteht— nhs. thank you, amanda. well, hrtttteht te— nhs. thank you, amanda. well, brilliant to hear— nhs. thank you, amanda. well, brilliant to hear from _ \r thank you, amanda. well, brilliant to hear from the ceo of brilliant to hear from the ceo oh the— brilliant to hear from the ceo oh the hhs. — brilliant to hear from the ceo of the nhs. we're now going to hear— of the nhs. we're now going to hear trerh — of the nhs. we're now going to hear from steve— of the nhs. we're now going to hear from steve powis, the nhs rhetteet— hear from steve powis, the nhs medical director.— hear from steve powis, the nhs medical director. steve to medical director. steve over to you. — medical director. steve over to you. -reu. — medical director. steve over to you. -reu. there- medical director. steve over to. you. -you. prime minister. you. thank you. prime minister. so has said , this is so as amanda has said, this is a very important day indeed, an historic day for the nhs, for all who work in it and of course for the patients that we all care i know it takes a team care for. i know it takes a team to care for a patient, so not

just like me, but just doctors like me, but nurses, physios, therapy lists, porters, cleaners . the list goes porters, cleaners. the list goes on. so growing the workforce will help to ensure that that team have the time they need to give the standard of care that they want to provide and that they've been trained to give. we also have the opportunity motty to recruit, train and work differently in a way that is both rewarding for staff and also more productive for patients and for the country. so like the prime minister and like amanda , i really, truly believe amanda, i really, truly believe this is a landmark day for the nhs. just ahead of our 75th anniversary and it's a landmark day for all who are employed within the nhs and of course most of for all those that we care for. thank you. thank you, steve. rt— care for. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like— care for. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to— care for. thank you. thank you, steve. i'd like to take- rt.r9t”r:i; thank you, steve. i'd like to take some qreettehe— steve. i'd like to take some questions from _ steve. i'd like to take some questions from the media. can we start— questions from the media. can we start wtth— questions from the media. can we start wtth the — questions from the media. can we start with the bbc— questions from the media. can we start with the bbc ,_ questions from the media. can we start with the bbc , please . start with the bbc, please. trotti— start with the bbc, please. hetty theht— start with the bbc, please. motty thank you. 37�*” ti " motty thank you. prime minister hugh pym, bbc news. work on this

plan was at least underway early last year. why has it taken so long to get it launched and have you lost valuable time there? and a quick second one, lord goldsmith has resigned this morning, criticising you over the environment. what's your reaction and do you ask him to apologise over his comments on the privileges committee? thank you, hugh. quick, quickly , on you, hugh. quick, quickly, on tert— you, hugh. quick, quickly, on lord goldsmith,— you, hugh. quick, quickly, on lord goldsmith, he- g quick, quickly, on lord goldsmith, he was asked to rhetegtee— lord goldsmith, he was asked to rhetegtee ter— lord goldsmith, he was asked to apologise for his— lord goldsmith, he was asked to apologise for his comments about the hrtrttegee— apologise for his comments about the privileges committee because i the privileges committee because ttett— the privileges committee because ttett thet— the privileges committee because i felt that those— the privileges committee because i felt that those were incompatible with his position ent— incompatible with his position the re— incompatible with his position the he a— incompatible with his position and as a minister, he's ehrteuetr— and as a minister, he's obviously chosen to take a ttttereht— obviously chosen to take a different course. i accept that . th— different course. i accept that . trh prett— different course. i accept that . r-rh trout et— different course. i accept that . i'm proud of the— different course. i accept that . i'm proud of the record of the— . i'm proud of the record of this government- . i'm proud of the record of this government and indeed of sheet— this government and indeed of sheet h— this government and indeed of sunak in government, making sure that we— sunak in government, making sure that we tethe— sunak in government, making sure that we tackle climate change ent— that we tackle climate change and protect— that we tackle climate change and protect our— that we tackle climate change and protect our natural environment.- and protect our natural environment. i think the uk has played— environment. i think the uk has hteyet e— environment. i think the uk has played a leadership role globally— played a leadership role globally and— played a leadership role globally and we will continue to do globally and we will continue to to ee— globally and we will continue to to to te— globally and we will continue to to to he as you— globally and we will continue to do so as as you will see now on your— do so as as you will see now on your queetteh— do so as as you will see now on your question about— do so as as you will see now on your question about the plan, i thht— your question about the plan, i thht yoe— your question about the plan, i think you've heard how amanda and steve— think you've heard how amanda and steve and— think you've heard how amanda and steve and numerous other heotth— and steve and numerous other heotth core— and steve and numerous other health care bodies have described— health care bodies have described it— health care bodies have described it today , a landmark,

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because - proposals that will do that. but then also because i know then also reform because i know eeryohe— then also reform because i know everyone-to— then also reform because i know everyone-to trow- then also reform because i know everyone to know the everyone wants to know that the government— everyone wants to know that the government_ nhs| government is backing the nhs wtth— government is backing the nhs wtth funding— government is backing the nhs with funding we're doing with funding and we're doing that—hovel that record sums that have been put that record sums that have been hut-the— that record sums that have been put-the chancellor. put in by me, the chancellor andr— put in by me, the chancellor oht, eho,— put in by me, the chancellor and, and, and— put in by me, the chancellor and, and, and steve, the health secretory— and, and, and steve, the health secretory .— and, and, and steve, the health secretory . hut— and, and, and steve, the health secretary . but we— and, and, and steve, the health secretary . but we also want to secretary. but we also want to hote— secretary. but we also want to make sure that— secretary. but we also want to make sure that money is well eheht— make sure that money is well eheht-the— make sure that money is well

spent-the nhs- make sure that money is well spent-the nhs is. spent and that the nhs is modernised— spent and that the nhs is modernised so— spent and that the nhs is modernised so it is fit for the tutore— modernised so it is fit for the twtwre to— modernised so it is fit for the future to deliver— modernised so it is fit for the future to deliver the care that we ott— future to deliver the care that we at heet— future to deliver the care that we all need - so - future to deliver the care that we all need-so in- future to deliver the care that we all need so in a way we all need and do so in a way that— we all need and do so in a way thotlteehhe— we all need and do so in a way thotlteephg wh— we all need and do so in a way that keeping up with how that is keeping up with how heotth— that is keeping up with how health care— that is keeping up with how health care is— that is keeping up with how health care is changing. so look three—etern- health care is changing. so look three—retain and. three strands, train, retain and reortrh— three strands, train, retain and retorrh-te— three strands, train, retain and retorrh-te o— three strands, train, retain and reform. is a historic reform. this is a historic rhoeht— reform. this is a historic rhoeht .— reform. this is a historic moment . it's- reform. this is a historic moment . it's an important moment. it's an important rhoeht— moment. it's an important moment. this— moment. it's an important moment. this will set the nhs up for moment. this will set the nhs up tor yee— moment. this will set the nhs up tor ye ht— moment. this will set the nhs up tor ye tt hot— moment. this will set the nhs up for years, if not decades into the— for years, if not decades into the tutore— for years, if not decades into the twtwre .— for years, if not decades into the future . so— for years, if not decades into the future . so don't make any the future. so don't make any apology— the future. so don't make any opotogy ohowt— the future. so don't make any apology about taking the time to get ht— apology about taking the time to get tt rteht— apology about taking the time to get tt rtght. aho— apology about taking the time to get it right. and i— apology about taking the time to get it right. and i think you get it right. and i think as you ooh-trorh — get it right. and i think as you can -from the _ get it right. and i think as you can from the reception, it's can see from the reception, it's a can see from the reception, it's o-wttt— can see from the reception, it's o-wtttlworrhty- a plan that will be warmly weteorhet— a plan that will be warmly welcomed-an. a plan that will be warmly- welcomed-an enormous welcomed and make an enormous tttterehoe— welcomed and make an enormous difference-country- welcomed and make an enormous difference country and difference to the country and hteet— difference to the country and hteet-oht- difference to the country and indeed - and the - indeed the nhs and the incredible— indeed the nhs and the incredible for indeed the nhs and the incamanda for indeed the nhs and the incamanda do for indeed the nhs and the incamanda do you for indeed the nhs and the incamanda do you want for indeed the nhs and the incamanda do you want touch it. amanda do you want to touch on it. amanda do you want to touch oh-retehttoh— it. amanda do you want to touch on-retention bit— it. amanda do you want to touch on retention bit perhaps, on the retention bit perhaps, or, on the retention bit perhaps, you— on the retention bit perhaps, you know,— on the retention bit perhaps, or, you know, the things that we've-working- or, you know, the things that. we've-working-very we've been working on? very happy— we've been working on? very happy to_ we've been working on? very happy to tott— we've been working on? very happy to tow t— we've been working on? very happy to talk a bit about retention because i guess that goes question goes slightly to your question to about so you know, the to you about so you know, the time going to take time that it's going to take clearly to recruit to train some of the staff that we're describing. but i think the retention actions clearly are for today. they're for now . so for today. they're for now. so two really big things that it's worth mentioning . one is we know worth mentioning. one is we know flexibility really matters to our staff. so part lee, that's

been addressed through some of the pension reforms, but we've recently announced initiatives like enabling doctors who might be considering retiring to continue to work more flexibly for the nhs because we'd rather have some of their time than none of their time. so a range of things that support of things that will support people, with people, particularly with flexibility end. flexibility around career end. the we know really the second thing we know really matters is career progression. so this plan, of course, so part of this plan, of course, is about more of those sorts of roles that we know can bring people the nhs. nurse people into the nhs. nurse associates, we've talked about already, but also opportunities then for those people to progress through . so whether progress through. so whether that's associates becoming that's nurse associates becoming qualified becoming then qualified nurses becoming then advanced practitioners or in a range of other ways, you know, that's, that's the other big component. think what that's, that's the other big comp(would think what that's, that's the other big comp(would say think what that's, that's the other big comp(would say oniink what that's, that's the other big comp(would say on retention and steve would say on retention and this is another, i think, important point about the important point about why the long matters long term sustainability matters so much when you are working so much is when you are working in the nhs. in fact, we were talking about we were talking about it as we were coming today and turn coming over today and you turn up shift it's people up on a shift and it's people you're not familiar with working with. there are gaps in the rotors, it rotors, you know, that makes it

really to feel really hard for people to feel they do their best work they can do their best work looking patients. so looking after patients. so knowing time we will get to knowing that time we will get to a place where we have a sustainable workforce . solution sustainable workforce. solution also matters for staff who are working with us today. i think just quickly before move on just quickly before we move on about the time that we've been spending this right, and spending to get this right, and steve, spend 30s steve, maybe you can spend 30s on it is we also wanted to engage and listen to people right? this engage and listen to people right ? this wasn't engage and listen to people right? this wasn't plan engage and listen to people right ? this wasn't plan that right? this wasn't a plan that ahohto— right? this wasn't a plan that ahohto ont— right? this wasn't a plan that amanda and steve— ” q7 this wasn't a plan that amanda and steve just concocted in amanda and steve just concocted th thetr— amanda and steve just concocted in their office— amanda and steve just concocted in their office -then - amanda and steve just concocted in their office then sat in their office and then sat town— in their office and then sat down wtth— in their office and then sat down with steve and me the down with steve and me and the choheettor— down with steve and me and the chancellor together this chancellor to put together this what— chancellor to put together this whet—wtth- chancellor to put together thisi what—with the what we've been doing with the the— what we've been doing with the the he— what we've been doing with the time is talking— what we've been doing with the time is talking to,— what we've been doing with the time is talking to, i think eorhethhg— time is talking to, i think something like 60 odd organisations and 100 odd exoerte— organisations and 100 odd eoperte h— organisations and1oo odd experts in the— organisations and 100 odd experts in the health care field the— experts in the health care field the stewe— experts in the health care field and steve can— experts in the health care field and steve can speak to that heoowee— and steve can speak to that because he's— and steve can speak to that because he's been doing a lot of that— because he's been doing a lot of that engagement. _ because he's been doing a lot of that engagement. we chaired a rowhttohte— that engagement. we chaired a roundtable just— that engagement. we chaired a roundtable just here in downing that engagement. we chaired a roundtearlierst here in downing that engagement. we chaired a roundtearlier thistre in downing that engagement. we chaired a roundtearlier this week downing that engagement. we chaired a roundtearlier this week because street earlier this week because we-to— street earlier this week because we-to hote— street earlier this week because we-to make sure- street earlier this week because we to make sure that we we wanted to make sure that we heart— we wanted to make sure that we heort trorh — we wanted to make sure that we heard from everyone involved in the-thet— heard from everyone involved in the-that we— heard from everyone involved in the _that we-all. the nhs and that we got all her— the nhs and that we got all thetr-oh— the nhs and that we got all thetr-oh-wei their ideas on board. we theoweeet— their ideas on board. we discussed them what they discussed with them what they toothe— discussed with them what they were looking for,— discussed with them what they were looking for, what were the these— were looking for, what were the thhge-wowtt— were looking for, what were the things-would-the. were looking for, what were the things would the most things that would make the most tttterehee— things that would make the most difference _that. things that would make the mosti difference _that we difference and make sure that we do difference and make sure that we tho-together.— difference and make sure that we do together. because do this together. because wtttrhotety— do this together. because ultimately stand do this together. because- ultimately-stand here ultimately we i can stand here the—

ultimately we i can stand here eho-thre— ultimately we i can stand here eho-the .— ultimately we i can stand here eho-the . wow- ultimately we i can stand here and this . you know, and announce this. you know, ahohto— and announce this. you know, amanda-steve- and announce this. you know, amanda steve here amanda and steve are here with rte-oe— amanda and steve are here with me.-as.discussed- amanda and steve are here with me. as discussed with me. and as we discussed with eeryohe— me. and as we discussed with everyone—thre- me. and as we discussed with. everyone _this week, everyone else earlier this week, the— everyone else earlier this week, thtelo— everyone else earlier this week, thtelo htoh— everyone else earlier this week, thisla plan-will- this is a plan that will ultimately— this is a plan that will- ultimately—delivered ultimately need to be delivered by_peoplel by all the incredible people working— by all the incredible people worthg—thel by all the incredible people. working—the nhs. by all the incredible people- working_the nhs. so working and leading the nhs. so it's working and leading the nhs. so he thhortoht— working and leading the nhs. so it's important that— working and leading the nhs. so it's important that they were part— it's important that they were port ot— it's important that they were port ot the— it's important that they were part of this journey and that the— part of this journey and that the-te— part of this journey and that the-he oe— part of this journey and that the-is as much- part of this journey and that the is as much theirs as it the plan is as much theirs as it is the plan is as much theirs as it he hut— the plan is as much theirs as it is ours. but steve,— the plan is as much theirs as it is ours. but steve, i— the plan is as much theirs as it is ours. but steve, i mean, yoe— is ours. but steve, i mean, you-we-tohe- is ours. but steve, i mean, you've-doing-for you've been doing that for rhohthe— you've been doing that for. months,-incredibly months, so it's an incredibly thhortoht— months, so it's an incredibly important point— months, so it's an incredibly important point because part of the—token— important point because part of the—taken time- important point because part of the _taken time is. the reason it's taken time is heeowee— the reason it's taken time is because-really- the reason it's taken time is because really wanted because we really wanted to engage— because we really wanted to engage-ott— because we really wanted to engage all people engage with all the people that we—rethette- engage with all the people that we _jeanette is. we work for. so jeanette is sitting the audience today, we work for. so jeanette is sittiupcomingaudience today, we work for. so jeanette is sittiupcoming chairman oday, we work for. so jeanette is sittiupcoming chairman odrthe the upcoming chairman of the academy royal academy of medical royal colleges medical royal colleges and the medical royal colleges and the medical royal colleges and the medical space of closely with of being working closely with us, professional bodies us, but also professional bodies throughout the professions throughout all the professions in . what struck me at in the nhs. what struck me at the roundtable that was held here earlier this week was just the positive motty from all those representatives of all those representatives of all those key bodies that were were in the room. they were up for the challenge. they recognised that is rightly that this is rightly a challenging plan, both in terms of numbers and both in terms of the reform that needs to happen. but they were up for it. i've been talking to leaders of

universities, leaders universities, university leaders who were in the room as well earlier this to the gmc, earlier this week to the gmc, who's a regulator on the medical workforce , on on on the ambition workforce, on on on the ambition to shorten the curriculum for medical students, to introduce apprenticeships , to widen the apprenticeships, to widen the access for people coming into medical schools. they are really up for it. yes, it's going to be challenging over the five year penod challenging over the five year period where where the 2.4 billion is targeted. that is around the timescale it will take to build the new medical schools to put the additional places in in the system. but it's a challenge. but people people are absolutely up for it and it is entirely doable . and it is entirely doable. thank you. right. we turn to and it is entirely doable. - thank you. right. we turn to itv hert— thank you. right. we turn to itv hext greet— thank you. right. we turn to itv hext gweet oh— thank you. right. we turn to itv next guest on itv— thank you. right. we turn to itv next guest on itv news. “mt; next guest on itv news. there's tote— next guest on itv news. there's tote ot— next guest on itv news. there's tote ot hw— next guest on itv news. there's lots of new money in here. prime minister for training, but not new for money pay. and yet we've had former nhs workers tell us that one of the reasons they left was below inflation pay rises. i just wanted to ask you, do you accept that that pay hits morale in the nhs and also this

is in the long term, what will it mean for patients who are on waiting lists now? and to amanda pritchard and to steve powis , pritchard and to steve powis, can i just ask you about a short term workforce challenge you're facing? worried are you facing? how worried are you about doctors strikes? next month and do you want to see the government? them government? do more to stop them ? anoushka on. look, you asked rhoht— ? anoushka on. look, you asked about gay.— ? anoushka on. look, you asked about gay. toot— ? anoushka on. look, you asked about pay. look of— 7 anoushka on. look, you asked about pay. look of course. would eeryone— about pay. look of course. would eryone the— about pay. look of course. would everyone like to— about pay. look of course. would everyone like to be— about pay. look of course. would everyone like to be paid more? of everyone like to be paid more? ot oowree— everyone like to be paid more? of course they— everyone like to be paid more? of course they would be. but i thtnt— of course they would be. but i think everyone— of course they would be. but i think everyone also recognises the eoonornto— think everyone also recognises the economic context that we're in the economic context that we're tn ont— the economic context that we're tn end or— the economic context that we're tn ont tot— the economic context that we're in and our job in— the economic context that we're in and our job in government is in and ourjob in government is to-ott— in and ourjob in government is to-ott thoee— in and ourjob in government is to all those things, to balance all those things, note— to balance all those things, te-we- to balance all those things, make-we reward. to balance all those things,- make-we reward people make sure that we reward people totrty— make sure that we reward people totrty ont— make sure that we reward people fairly and well— make sure that we reward people fairly and well for— make sure that we reward people fairly and well for the incredible— fairly and well for the incredible work they're doing, gontewtorty— incredible work they're doing, particularly our— incredible work they're doing, particularly our nhs workers, but particularly our nhs workers, hut oteo— particularly our nhs workers, but also make— particularly our nhs workers, but also make sure that we're totng— but also make sure that we're totng thtnge— but also make sure that we're doing things that— but also make sure that we're doing things that are good for then — doing things that are good for then ont— doing things that are good for them and the— doing things that are good for them and the rest of the country in them and the rest of the country tn the— them and the rest of the country tn the tong— them and the rest of the country in the long -and - them and the rest of the country in the long and that means in the long term. and that means hrtngtng— in the long term. and that means hrtngtng town— in the long term. and that means bringing down inflation because it if bringing down inflation because tt—tt we- bringing down inflation because tt—tt we twet it won't help anybody if we just tote— it won't help anybody if we just tote-eoey— it won't help anybody if we just tote-eoey-ont- take the easy course and wtttnotety— take the easy course and- ultimately-situation ultimately make the situation oreeon-tger- ultimately make the situation oreeon-tger .- ultimately make the situation worse longer. and worse and last longer. and oetwotty— worse and last longer. and actually pleased worse and last longer. and- actually-pleased that actually i'm really pleased that the the— actually i'm really pleased that the nhs staff— actually i'm really pleased that the nhs staff council , which the nhs staff council, which repreeente— the nhs staff council, which represents over— the nhs staff council, which represents over half a dozen unions, over a million nhs

woreret— unions, over a million nhs workers , actually voted to workers, actually voted to accent— workers, actually voted to accept the — workers, actually voted to accept the government's pay otter— accept the government's pay offer because _ accept the government's pay offer because i— accept the government's pay offer because i think they did reognee— offer because i think they did recognise that— offer because i think they did recognise that it— offer because i think they did recognise that it was fair and eoeonoeht— recognise that it was fair and reasonable, rewarded their rnernereh— reasonable, rewarded their rnernerehtor— reasonable, rewarded their members for their hard work and i'm members for their hard work and t-n very— members for their hard work and tn wery grotetwt— members for their hard work and i'm very grateful to all of them for i'm very grateful to all of them tor totng— i'm very grateful to all of them tor totng thet— i'm very grateful to all of them for doing that because i know that— for doing that because i know that fundamentally what they rhoht— that fundamentally what they care about is— that fundamentally what they care about is working really hort— care about is working really hard to— care about is working really hard to deliver— care about is working really hard to deliver excellent health we— hard to deliver excellent health care. we wanted— hard to deliver excellent health care. we wanted to reward that. the — care. we wanted to reward that. the sto— care. we wanted to reward that. the go. pey— care. we wanted to reward that. the one hey re— care. we wanted to reward that. the 5% pay rise for— care. we wanted to reward that. the 5% pay rise for this forthcoming— the 5% pay rise for this forthcoming year together with one forthcoming year together with ott— forthcoming year together with one off bonuses— forthcoming year together with one off bonuses of up to £2,000. thet— one off bonuses of up to £2,000. that money— one off bonuses of up to £2,000. that money te— one off bonuses of up to £2,000. that money is going to be httttng— that money is going to be hitting people's pay packets. ttttte— hitting people's pay packets. ttttte tn— hitting people's pay packets. little in the _ hitting people's pay packets. little in the next month. it wtt— little in the next month. it wttt etort— little in the next month. it will start making a real difference— will start making a real difference to- will start making a real difference to people. but it is tnhortont— difference to people. but it is important that— difference to people. but it is important that we balance all theee— important that we balance all these considerations we'll these considerations and we'll oonttnwe— these considerations and we'll eonte-— these considerations and we'll continue-. but- these considerations and we'll continue . but also it's continue to do so. but also it's the— continue to do so. but also it's the reoeon— continue to do so. but also it's the reason we— continue to do so. but also it's the reason we can— continue to do so. but also it's the reason we can do this today is the reason we can do this today he heeowee— the reason we can do this today he heoowee we— the reason we can do this today is because we in— the reason we can do this today is because we in government wtortttee— is because we in government gnortttee, we— is because we in government prioritise, we prioritise the thtnge— prioritise, we prioritise the thtnge thet— prioritise, we prioritise the things that are— prioritise, we prioritise the things that are really tngohont- things that are really important. no government can do oheotwtety— important. no government can do absolutely everything. of course they— absolutely everything. of course they eont— absolutely everything. of course they cant ant— absolutely everything. of course they can't. and particularly not in they can't. and particularly not tn the— they can't. and particularly not in the economic— they can't. and particularly not in the economic circumstances that—thet- in the economic circumstances. that—thot-he that we face now. that would be enornowety— that we face now. that would be enormously productive. enormously counter productive. but enormously counter productive. hut-eonethtng- but this is something that the chonoettor— but this is something that the chancellor-have- but this is something that the. chancellor- have _that chancellor and i have known that we-to— chancellor and i have known that we-toltor— chancellor and i have known that we-toltor o— chancellor and i have known that we-to.for a long- chancellor and i have known that we to for a long time we wanted to do for a long time in we wanted to do for a long time tn—wrote— we wanted to do for a long time tn—wrote o- we wanted to do for a long time in _wrote a book- in fact, jeremy wrote a book

about— in fact, jeremy wrote a book ohowt-eone— in fact, jeremy wrote a book about some years ago, and about this some years ago, and so about this some years ago, and eo otwoye— about this some years ago, and so we've always known we wanted to-ont — so we've always known we wanted to-ont w-wee— so we've always known we wanted to - and we've made - so we've always known we wanted to and we've made sure so we've always known we wanted to in and we've made sure so we've always known we wanted to in alland we've made sure so we've always known we wanted to in all our we've made sure so we've always known we wanted to in all our thinking ade sure so we've always known we wanted to in all our thinking andsure so we've always known we wanted to in all our thinking and all that in all our thinking and all our-htonntng,- that in all our thinking and all our planning, that we our financial planning, that we wont— our financial planning, that we worth-to— our financial planning, that we would _to fund- our financial planning, that we would to fund this would be able to fund this heoowee— would be able to fund this because we— would be able to fund this because we _this would be able to fund this- because we _this was because we knew that this was the-thtng— because we knew that this was the-thtnglto- because we knew that this was the-thingldo and- because we knew that this was the thing do and it was the right thing to do and it was the right thing to do and it was the—one- the country's number one pnonty. — the country's number one pnonty. lwoe— the country's number one priority. was priority to priority. it was our priority to put— priority. it was our priority to nut-on— priority. it was our priority to hut-on o— priority. it was our priority to put-on a secure- priority. it was our priority to- put-on a secure footing put the nhs on a secure footing for put the nhs on a secure footing tor—to— put the nhs on a secure footing tor—to to- put the nhs on a secure footing tor—to to the- for the long term to do the tttttowtt— for the long term to do the difficult-that- for the long term to do the difficult that other difficult thing that no other government— difficult thing that no other government before. government has done before. that-e— government has done before. thot-e whet— government has done before. that's what we've done today. not— that's what we've done today. hut-toee— that's what we've done today. but - does involve - that's what we've done today. but does involve looking in but that does involve looking in the-prioritising- but that does involve looking in the prioritising and the round and prioritising and that-e— the round and prioritising and thot-e—antl that's what we've done. and i thtnh— that's what we've done. and i thtnh-yow— that's what we've done. and i think,-you talk- that's what we've done. and i think,-you talk to- that's what we've done. and i think, you talk to amanda think, i mean you talk to amanda and think, i mean you talk to amanda ant-hut— think, i mean you talk to amanda ant-hut yon— think, i mean you talk to amanda and-but you talked- think, i mean you talk to amanda and but you talked about and steve, but you talked about anonto-e— and steve, but you talked about amanda's already— and steve, but you talked about amanda's already about amanda's already talked about retentton. — amanda's already talked about retention. _are_ amanda's already talked about retention. are many retention. there are many reasons that— retention. there are many reasons that into retention. there are many. reasons that-into-can retention. there are many- reasons that-into-can we reasons that go into how can we tnnrowe— reasons that go into how can we improve retention— reasons that go into how can we improve retention in the nhs. i wont— improve retention in the nhs. i wont reheat— improve retention in the nhs. i won't repeat everything. amanda erye—rnweettng- won't repeat everything. amanda says,_investing in- says, but we are investing in tote— says, but we are investing in tote-then— says, but we are investing in totelthen .— says, but we are investing in lots-them . and- says, but we are investing in lots-them . and i- says, but we are investing in lots them . and i think lots of them. and i think ootwotty— lots of them. and i think ootwotty t— lots of them. and i think actually i was- lots of them. and i think actually i was just talking to people— actually i was just talking to people-morning- actually i was just talking to. people-morning-was people this morning when i was out—ot- people this morning when i was out—at thel out in cambridgeshire at the hoehttot— out in cambridgeshire at the. hospital—that's hospital there. something that's wotwohte— hospital there. something that's valuable _the- hospital there. something that's valuable the training valuable to them is the training ewnnort— valuable to them is the training eeryon-get— valuable to them is the training ewggon-get otter— valuable to them is the training support get after they support they get after they ethn— support they get after they eton wk,— support they get after they start work, and— support they get after they start work, and that's something that— start work, and that's something that w-wee— start work, and that's something that we've-right.- start work, and that's something that we've right. we've that we've done right. we've tntrotwoet— that we've done right. we've introduced a— that we've done right. we've introduced a £1,000 training hwtget— introduced a £1,000 training hwtget tor— introduced a £1,000 training budget for nurses, midwives, they— budget for nurses, midwives, once they qualify, they get access to a training budget to eonttnwe— access to a training budget to oonttnwe to— access to a training budget to continue to support, continue ewppontng— continue to support, continue ewggontng then— continue to support, continue supporting them in their career. so supporting them in their career. so-ore— supporting them in their career.

so-ore other— supporting them in their career. so-are other ways- supporting them in their career. so are other ways that we so there are other ways that we -heonte — so there are other ways that we can people alongside pay can support people alongside pay _on the- . but and on the on the workforce— . but and on the on the workforce challenges of today, otwtowety— workforce challenges of today, obviously-should- workforce challenges of today, obviously should from obviously you should hear from amende— obviously you should hear from amanda -steve._ obviously you should hear from amanda steve. but of course amanda and steve. but of course , it amanda and steve. but of course , ttlohottengtng— amanda and steve. but of course , it challenging people , it is challenging when people tote— , it is challenging when people take industrial— , it is challenging when people take industrial action. we've otreoty— take industrial action. we've otreoty hot— take industrial action. we've already had over half a million patente— already had over half a million hottente tore— already had over half a million patients care disrupted as a reewtt— patients care disrupted as a reewtt ot— patients care disrupted as a result of industrial action. i ton-t— result of industrial action. i ton-t wont— result of industrial action. i don't want to _ result of industrial action. i don't want to see that . i'm sure don't want to see that. i'm sure anonto— don't want to see that. i'm sure anonto ont— don't want to see that. i'm sure amanda and steve— don't want to see that. i'm sure amanda and steve don't want to see amanda and steve don't want to thot. — amanda and steve don't want to that. so— amanda and steve don't want to see that. so i'd— amanda and steve don't want to see that. so i'd ask— amanda and steve don't want to see that. so i'd ask everyone to reognee— see that. so i'd ask everyone to reeontgee the— see that. so i'd ask everyone to recognise the economic context that— recognise the economic context that — recognise the economic context that tn— recognise the economic context that we're in and— recognise the economic context that we're in and as i said, i'm very— that we're in and as i said, i'm very grotetwt— that we're in and as i said, i'm very grotetwt to— that we're in and as i said, i'm very grateful to the nhs staff connot— very grateful to the nhs staff connott ont— very grateful to the nhs staff council and the— very grateful to the nhs staff council and the over a million woreret— council and the over a million woreret they— council and the over a million workers they represent for recent— workers they represent for accept government's workers they represent for- accept - government's pay accept ing the government's pay teet— accept ing the government's pay teot ont— accept ing the government's pay deal and working— accept ing the government's pay deal and working with us to tether— deal and working with us to deliver great— deal and working with us to deliver great quality care . i deliver great quality care. i thtnt— deliver great quality care. i thtnt yon— deliver great quality care. i think you want— deliver great quality care. i think you want to add amanda prototy— think you want to add amanda grohohty not,— think you want to add amanda probably not, not— think you want to add amanda probably not, not a great deal, but probably not, not a great deal, hut t— probably not, not a great deal, hut t thtnt— probably not, not a great deal, but i think it— probably not, not a great deal, but i think it is— probably not, not a great deal, but i think it is worth just reotty— but i think it is worth just really taking— but i think it is worth just really taking a— but i think it is worth just really taking a moment to acknowledge— really taking a moment to acknowledge a— really taking a moment to acknowledge a level of pressure that— acknowledge a level of pressure that or— acknowledge a level of pressure that our colleagues in the nhs are under. the— that our colleagues in the nhs are under . tzi; that our colleagues in the nhs are under . are under. the enormous demands both from covid backlogs as well as as well as everyday pressures. so i think that is why it is so important that we do have a long term plan that gives a clear blueprint to get

to a place where we will have a more sustainable , a sustainable more sustainable, a sustainable staffing position within the nhs because we know how much that matters to staff now, as well as how much that matters for us being able to provide the care that we need to provide for patients future as well. patients in the future as well. short term. and talked short term. and we've talked a lot about the retention aspect of the plan already. there's a lot more detail behind it that we could certainly talk about, but i think we're very conscious that it but i think we're very conscious thatitis but i think we're very conscious that it is really important that my job it's not my job to deal with issues of pay. that's between government and the unions. but it is my job to make sure that we are doing everything we can to support patients, support our staff, patients, to support our staff, to able to work in a way that to be able to work in a way that feels well supported, whether they've got the flexible motty that works for them and works for patients, whether they've got development for patients, whether they've got know development for patients, whether they've got know mattersvelopment for patients, whether they've got know matters for)pment for patients, whether they've got know matters for them.t we know matters for them. and that's such big that's why that's such a big part plan. perfect. part of the plan. perfect. thanks ithink,- part of the plan. perfect. thanksithink, steve,- perfect. thanks think, steve, anything thanks i think, steve, anything to- _ thanks i think, steve, anything to- vent.— thanks i think, steve, anything to- vent. t— thanks i think, steve, anything to- yeah, i think- thanks i think, steve, anything to- yeah, i think just- to add? yeah, i think just simply on for strikes simply on planning for strikes and aware that are and i'm aware that there are more planned for next

more strikes planned for next month. be doing what month. so we will be doing what we've doing throughout we've been doing throughout our job. colleagues job. amanda and i and colleagues in is to prepare in nhs. ourjob is to prepare for those strikes to that for those strikes to ensure that we patients that we we keep patients safe, that we keep going, that we keep patients safe, that we keecan going, that we keep patients safe, that we keecan keep going, that we keep patients safe, that we keecan keep going. going, that we keep patients safe, that we keecan keep going. ofing, that we keep patients safe, that we keecan keep going. of coursett we can keep going. of course we'll be focusing sure we'll be focusing on making sure emergency maternity emergency services, maternity services, those services, trauma services, those key kept intact and key services are kept intact and running as normal and as safe and safe . we will be, of course, and safe. we will be, of course, keeping channels open with the unions to flag to them anything that we are worried about and we expect them to respond positively if we do that. so we will be doing that. of course, we want to support our staff, whether they're striking or not. and of course all of us would like to see these disputes resolved. and as the prime minister said, of minister said, some of those disputes resolved over disputes have been resolved over the and even the course of the year and even for doctors, if you go for senior doctors, if you go back to earlier this year when the set what wanted the bma set out what they wanted to one of the three things to see, one of the three things was reform and of was on pensions reform and of course, pensions reform course, the pensions reform has been and now is been delivered and that now is off table issue. off the table as an issue. so, you to remain you know, i have to remain i always remain optimistic always will remain optimistic that can make progress. but

that we can make progress. but what we're talking about today is , is both in the short term is, is both in the short term and the term, putting in and in the long term, putting in place conditions , does that place the conditions, does that mean satisfaction and mean job satisfaction and getting people enjoying work and wanting to come to work? is there every day , every week in there every day, every week in there every day, every week in the nhs and putting in more resilience because it has been a really tough time, as amanda has said, particularly over the pandemic. i just add, i said, particularly over the pandemic. ijust add, i mean, i sit pandemic. ijust add, i mean, i ett town— pandemic. ijust add, i mean, i ett town wtth— pandemic. ijust add, i mean, i sit down with steve,— : ti. ijust add, i mean, i sit down with steve, amanda and stewe— sit down with steve, amanda and stewe ont— sit down with steve, amanda and steve and others— sit down with steve, amanda and steve and others almost every week— steve and others almost every week ont— steve and others almost every week and th— steve and others almost every week and in spite— steve and others almost every week and in spite of the industrial— week and in spite of the industrial action, we are still nottng— industrial action, we are still making progress— industrial action, we are still making progress on cutting the wotttng— making progress on cutting the wotttng wet.— making progress on cutting the waiting list. and— making progress on cutting the waiting list. and as know down to the— waiting list. and as know down to the extraordinary efforts of everyone — to the extraordinary efforts of everyone involved. but if you toot— everyone involved. but if you toot ot— everyone involved. but if you look at waiting— everyone involved. but if you look at waiting lists, we as i eete,— look at waiting lists, we as i said, virtually— look at waiting lists, we as i said, virtually eliminated one ont— said, virtually eliminated one and o— said, virtually eliminated one and o hott— said, virtually eliminated one and a half year— said, virtually eliminated one and a half year wait is we've ettntnotet— and a half year wait is we've eliminated two— and a half year wait is we've eliminated two year waiters. teet— eliminated two year waiters. toet year— eliminated two year waiters. toet yeor .— eliminated two year waiters. last year. look— eliminated two year waiters. last year. look at a&e in ambulance— last year. look at a&e in ambulance times. so strong eovery— ambulance times. so strong reeovery tron — ambulance times. so strong recovery from winter . we're recovery from winter. we're rotttng— recovery from winter. we're rotttng ont— recovery from winter. we're rolling out virtual wards. more hoenttot— rolling out virtual wards. more hospital surgical— rolling out virtual wards. more hospital surgical hubs to do eteottve— hospital surgical hubs to do elective surgery, more community ttognoettee— elective surgery, more community diagnostics enters,— elective surgery, more community diagnostics enters, more use of wheat— diagnostics enters, more use of vtrtwot vorte— diagnostics enters, more use of vtrtwot worte .— diagnostics enters, more use of virtual wards . all— diagnostics enters, more use of virtual wards . all those things

virtual wards. all those things are virtual wards. all those things nottng— virtual wards. all those things nottng o— virtual wards. all those things are making a difference right ont— are making a difference right now and improving people's enennoee— now and improving people's experience of— now and improving people's experience of the nhs, improving ther— experience of the nhs, improving thetr eere— experience of the nhs, improving their care. and _ experience of the nhs, improving their care. and we're managing to to— their care. and we're managing to to that— their care. and we're managing to to that tn— their care. and we're managing to do that in spite— their care. and we're managing to do that in spite of the industrial— to do that in spite of the industrial action. and that's thanke— industrial action. and that's. thanks—amount industrial action. and that's- thanks_amount of thanks to an enormous amount of hort— thanks to an enormous amount of hart—o— thanks to an enormous amount of hart—o tot— thanks to an enormous amount of hart—o tot ot- thanks to an enormous amount of hard a lot of people. hard work from a lot of people. ant— hard work from a lot of people. ant thet— hard work from a lot of people. ant that-t— hard work from a lot of people. ant that-t ety- hard work from a lot of people. and that-i say we- hard work from a lot of people. and that i say we put and that is when i say we put retort— and that is when i say we put retort-tn— and that is when i say we put record-in-afterl and that is when i say we puti record-in-after i record funding in weeks after i oeeone— record funding in weeks after i became-minister. - record funding in weeks after i became minister. we're became prime minister. we're wetng—gootl using that funding to good etteot— using that funding to good effect next— using that funding to good effect next gb— using that funding to good effect next gb news. catherine toreter— effect next gb news. catherine forster. gb news is obviously a huge amount . be welcomed in huge amount. be welcomed in these plans , but in the short these plans, but in the short term you've got cut waiting lists and blazoned across all the podiums . he's currently got the podiums. he's currently got a record 7.4 million people on waiting lists. you've got junior doctors going to strike for five days. also consultants. you spent last year saying, we'll go with whatever the independent pay with whatever the independent pay review body recommends. now, you're not guaranteeing that you'll do even that . are you you'll do even that. are you confident that you can deliver on this priority ? motty and all on this priority? motty and all of your five priorities in a

significant way before the next election? the simple answer is yes. iam election? the simple answer is yes. i am . and that's why i set yes. i am. and that's why i set then— yes. i am. and that's why i set then out— yes. i am. and that's why i set then out very— $99 i am. and that's why i set them out very clearly at the hegtnntng— them out very clearly at the hegtnntng ot— them out very clearly at the beginning of the year. actually wnwewot— beginning of the year. actually wnwewot ont— beginning of the year. actually unusual and it's— beginning of the year. actually unusual and it's great that everyone's talking about them heoowee— everyone's talking about them heoowee t— everyone's talking about them because i think— everyone's talking about them because i think right that because i think it's right that tethere— because i think it's right that leaders politicians set very leaders and politicians set very theor— leaders and politicians set very teen-— leaders and politicians set very eeotr- note- leaders and politicians set very clear-, make it- clear objectives, make it oryetot— clear objectives, make it crystal clear— clear objectives, make it crystal clear to the country whet— crystal clear to the country whet they-re — crystal clear to the country what they're trying to achieve so what they're trying to achieve eo thet— what they're trying to achieve eo that t— what they're trying to achieve so that i and— what they're trying to achieve so that i and everyone else can be-accountable_ so that i and everyone else can be accountable them. be held accountable for them. ant— be held accountable for them. ant-gooe— be held accountable for them. ant-good thet— be held accountable for them. and good that they're and it's good that they're apparent— and it's good that they're. apparent—eon apparent and everyone can wnteretont— apparent and everyone can understand what we're about. and we-nottng— understand what we're about. and we making progress spite we are making progress in spite of we are making progress in spite ot the— we are making progress in spite of the challenges— we are making progress in spite of the challenges that we face. we of the challenges that we face. we re— of the challenges that we face. we totng— of the challenges that we face. we are doing things that are tnrrovtng— we are doing things that are improving people's experience of potent— improving people's experience of potent eere— improving people's experience of patient care-now- improving people's experience of patient care-now ,- improving people's experience of patient care now , as patient care right now, as i eete,— patient care right now, as i eott, tor— patient care right now, as i said, for their— patient care right now, as i said, for their sins. amanda and steve— said, for their sins. amanda and steve hove— said, for their sins. amanda and steve have to— said, for their sins. amanda and steve have to come— said, for their sins. amanda and steve have to come and see me all steve have to come and see me oh the— steve have to come and see me oh the the— steve have to come and see me all the time and— steve have to come and see me all the time and-go- steve have to come and see me all the time and go through all the time and we go through the— all the time and we go through the-very— all the time and we go through this-very regular- all the time and we go through this very regular basis this on a very regular basis together— this on a very regular basis together with— this on a very regular basis together with steve. but let's teet— together with steve. but let's wet-tott— together with steve. but let's just-talk about- just talk let's talk about urgent— urgent and emergency care. everyone— urgent and emergency care. everyone-that— urgent and emergency care. everyone that was over the challenging that was over the wtnter— challenging that was over the wtnter-tnow — challenging that was over thei winter-know,-an winter. you know, we have an urgent— winter. you know, we have an urgent emergency care recovery phon— urgent emergency care recovery rtenltnvotvee— urgent emergency care recovery plan. involves more doctors, plan. it involves more doctors, more nurses, more— plan. it involves more doctors, more nurses, more ambulances. then— more nurses, more ambulances. then oteo— more nurses, more ambulances. then oteo ore— more nurses, more ambulances. then also more use— more nurses, more ambulances. then also more use of faster theohorge— then also more use of faster discharge charge— then also more use of faster discharge charge and virtual vorte—

discharge charge and virtual worte .— discharge charge and virtual worte . att— discharge charge and virtual wards . all of— discharge charge and virtual wards . all of those things are wards. all of those things are hethtng— wards. all of those things are hetptng we— wards. all of those things are helping us improve our urgent ont— helping us improve our urgent and emergency— helping us improve our urgent and emergency care performance. anhwtonee— and emergency care performance. ambulance waiting— and emergency care performance. ambulance waiting times that ts— ambulance waiting times that were 1.5 hours.— ambulance waiting times that were 1.5 hours. cat two over wtnter— were 1.5 hours. cat two over wtnter town— were 1.5 hours. cat two over winter down to— were 1.5 hours. cat two over winter down to around about half an winter down to around about half on how— winter down to around about half on how ont— winter down to around about half an hour and we're— winter down to around about half an hour and we're making good wogreee— an hour and we're making good progreee. aet— an hour and we're making good progress. a&e waiting times are out.— progress. a&e waiting times are out. they— progress. a&e waiting times are out. they were— progress. a&e waiting times are out. they were 65% for hours at the— out. they were 65% for hours at the woret— out. they were 65% for hours at the worst point. _ out. they were 65% for hours at the worst point. now up close to 75. the worst point. now up close to to. wow— the worst point. now up close to to. you know,— the worst point. now up close to 75. you know, virtual ward steve is 75. you know, virtual ward steve te totng— 75. you know, virtual ward steve te totng o— 75. you know, virtual ward steve te totng a good— 75. you know, virtual ward steve is doing a good job— 75. you know, virtual ward steve is doing a good job of rolling out— is doing a good job of rolling out across the _ is doing a good job of rolling out across the country. what toee— out across the country. what toee thet— out across the country. what does that mean?— out across the country. what does that mean? stops people tron— does that mean? stops people tron oontng— does that mean? stops people from coming into— does that mean? stops people from coming into hospital the from coming into hospital in the thet— from coming into hospital in the wet—then— from coming into hospital in the first—them home- first place, gets them home gwtoter— first place, gets them home gwteter one— first place, gets them home quicker once they're there, better— quicker once they're there, better patient— quicker once they're there, better patient care for them tnorovee— better patient care for them improves through improves the flow through the hoehttot. — improves the flow through the hospital.-money- improves the flow through the hospital. money that we've hospital. the money that we've put hospital. the money that we've nut-eoetot— hospital. the money that we've put-social-helping- hospital. the money that we've put social helping us put into social care helping us theehorge— put into social care helping us discharge-quicker- put into social care helping us discharge quicker out of discharge people quicker out of hoenttote— discharge people quicker out of hospitals because— discharge people quicker out of hospitals because they should be at hospitals because they should be ot hone— hospitals because they should be at home ont— hospitals because they should be at home and _to _ hospitals because they should be at home and-to be- hospitals because they should be at home and to be at home. at home and need to be at home. that— at home and need to be at home. that-nethe— at home and need to be at home. that-hetne. so— at home and need to be at home. that-helps. so the- at home and need to be at home. that helps. so the money that also helps. so the money that— that also helps. so the money that-nut— that also helps. so the money that-nwtlthot- that also helps. so the money that-putlthat the- that we've put in that the chancellor— that we've put in that the chancellor-in,- that we've put in that the chancellor in, as i said, chancellor put in, as i said, weeke— chancellor put in, as i said, weete otter— chancellor put in, as i said, weeks after office is weeks after i took office is nottng— weeks after i took office is nottng o— weeks after i took office is making a real— weeks after i took office is making a real difference. it's nottng— making a real difference. it's nottng o— making a real difference. it's making a real— making a real difference. it's making a real difference. it's making a real difference right now-people— making a real difference right now-people and- making a real difference right now people and is industrial now to people and is industrial ootton— now to people and is industrial action challenging? of course it's challenging— action challenging? of course it's challenging to make everythtng— it's challenging to make everything harder. course it everything harder. of course it toee— everything harder. of course it thee-we— everything harder. of course it toeelwe re— everything harder. of course it does.-we are still- everything harder. of course it does. we are still making does. but we are still making orogreee—ot-

does. but we are still making progress. _of the progress. and in terms of the heettog— progress. and in terms of the hoettog, we— progress. and in terms of the backlog, we always knew that they— backlog, we always knew that they-continue - backlog, we always knew that they-continue to - backlog, we always knew that they continue to grow the they would continue to grow the toe— they would continue to grow the toe teet— they would continue to grow the bounce back from _ they would continue to grow the bounce back from covid that we thew— bounce back from covid that we thew-hotten.— bounce back from covid that we knew happen. that knew would happen. that was otwoye—hottenl always forecast to happen. but in spite of that, we're eliminating- in spite of that, we're eliminating steadily but surely the teotte— eliminating steadily but surely the teotte who— eliminating steadily but surely the people who are waiting a very— the people who are waiting a very tong— the people who are waiting a very tong the.— the people who are waiting a very long time. just recently we note— very long time. just recently we note a— very long time. just recently we made a significant— very long time. just recently we made a significant announcement to gtve— made a significant announcement to gtve teotte— made a significant announcement to give people choice about where— to give people choice about where they— to give people choice about where they get— to give people choice about where they get their treatment. so where they get their treatment. so tron — where they get their treatment. so tron no— where they get their treatment. so from now on,— where they get their treatment. so from now on, when you get reterret — so from now on, when you get reterret tor— so from now on, when you get referred for further treatment tron— referred for further treatment tron-yout- referred for further treatment from _you'll be - referred for further treatment from you'll be able to from your gp, you'll be able to tee-wetette— from your gp, you'll be able to use -website or— from your gp, you'll be able to use website or your app to use the website or your app to eeteet— use the website or your app to select-different- use the website or your app to select different providers. select from different providers. ant— select from different providers. ant tn— select from different providers. ant tn totng— select from different providers. and in doing so,— select from different providers. and in doing so, you'll be able to eut— and in doing so, you'll be able to eut your— and in doing so, you'll be able to cut your waiting times teeoee— to cut your waiting times because we— to cut your waiting times because we know and the research is because we know and the research te-thot— because we know and the research is-that actually- because we know and the research is-that actually once. is very clear that actually once you— is very clear that actually once you-thet— is very clear that actually once you-thot-to- is very clear that actually once you-that-to people| you give that choice to people ont— you give that choice to people ant-hove— you give that choice to people ant-hove the— you give that choice to people and-have the _of. and they have the option of ehooetng— and they have the option of choosing different choosing a different hospital, it choosing a different hospital, tt-eut— choosing a different hospital, it-cut waiting— choosing a different hospital, it cut waiting times by it can cut waiting times by around— it can cut waiting times by around three— it can cut waiting times by around three months. that's around three months. and that's eonethtng— around three months. and that's eonethtng-ore- around three months. and that's something are now in the something that we are now in the troeeee—toterl process of rolling out and later the— process of rolling out and later thte-ehotee- process of rolling out and later this-choice will- process of rolling out and later this-choice will be. this year, that choice will be extended— this year, that choice will be extended-people- this year, that choice will be extended people are extended to people who are otreoty— extended to people who arei otreoty—ant already on waiting lists. and that—trtng- already on waiting lists. and that—bring the. that will help us bring the wotttng— that will help us bring the waiting list— that will help us bring the waiting list down even further. so waiting list down even further. so thoee— waiting list down even further. so thoee re— waiting list down even further. so those are all— waiting list down even further. so those are all examples of thtnge— so those are all examples of thtnge-tong- so those are all examples of things doing right now things we're doing right now that— things we're doing right now that-note— things we're doing right now that-note o— things we're doing right now that make a difference that will make a big difference to-ant— that will make a big difference to _and that's- that will make a big difference to-and that's why- that will make a big difference to and that's why i'm to people. and that's why i'm eontttent— to people. and that's why i'm confident continue confident we will continue to note— confident we will continue to note-ont- confident we will continue to. make-and-will make progress and people will eonttnue— make progress and people will eonttnue to— make progress and people will continue to -their- continue to see their improvement continue to see their- improvement-nhs at all

improvement of the nhs at all tevete— improvement of the nhs at all tevete .— improvement of the nhs at all levels . urgent— improvement of the nhs at all levels . urgent emergency levels. urgent and emergency eoreon-t— levels. urgent and emergency care and outpatient. care elective and outpatient. all care elective and outpatient. att trtnory— care elective and outpatient. all primary care— care elective and outpatient. all primary care will just eonttnue— all primary care will just continue to— all primary care will just continue to improve. that's what ott— continue to improve. that's what we're all dedicated— continue to improve. that's what we're all dedicated to deliver ont— we're all dedicated to deliver and th— we're all dedicated to deliver and i'm confident that we will tetegroth— and i'm confident that we will telegraph daniel— and i'm confident that we will telegraph daniel martin the tetegroth. — telegraph daniel martin the telegraph. may �*7 t: g telegraph. many people find it very hard to get an nhs dentist . do you think that the more dentists should work in the nhs and is there anything in the plan which would help achieve that? the simple answer is yes, ont— that? the simple answer is yes, ant-we— that? the simple answer is yes, ant-we the— that? the simple answer is yes, and-we the plan- that? the simple answer is yes, and-we the plan has- $17 the simple answer is yes, and we the plan has an and yes. so we the plan has an tn— and yes. so we the plan has an increase in dentistry training theee— increase in dentistry training ttoeee. steve— increase in dentistry training places. steve might want to talk to that— places. steve might want to talk to that tn— places. steve might want to talk to that tn o— places. steve might want to talk to that in a little— places. steve might want to talk to that in a little bit more tetott— to that in a little bit more detail perhaps,- to that in a little bit more detail perhaps, but that's in the— detail perhaps, but that's in the-oe— detail perhaps, but that's in the-oe wett. — detail perhaps, but that's in the-as well. and - detail perhaps, but that's in the as well. and we are the plan as well. and we are ot— the plan as well. and we are aware of the— the plan as well. and we are aware of the challenges in nhs tenttetry— aware of the challenges in nhs tenttetry .— aware of the challenges in nhs dentistry . we've— aware of the challenges in nhs dentistry . we've obviously dentistry. we've obviously retornet— dentistry. we've obviously reformed dentistry reformed the dentistry contracts. _ reformed the dentistry- contracts. - something contracts. that's something wee—- contracts. that's somethingj we've done recently. we're ottowtng— we've done recently. we're allowing dentists that are allowing some dentists that are htgh— allowing some dentists that are htgh tertorntng— allowing some dentists that are high performing to do up to 10% thon— high performing to do up to 10% more than their— high performing to do up to 10% more than their contracted- amounts. _ dentists amounts. there are more dentists in amounts. there are more dentists tn-totoy,— amounts. there are more dentists in-today, hundreds- amounts. there are more dentists in today, hundreds than in the nhs today, hundreds than there— in the nhs today, hundreds than there-previously— in the nhs today, hundreds than there-previously ,- in the nhs today, hundreds than there previously , and we're there were previously, and we're eeetng— there were previously, and we're eeetng tor— there were previously, and we're eeetng tor ore— there were previously, and we're seeing far more children now through— seeing far more children now through ans— seeing far more children now through nhs dentistry than we were-tetore— through nhs dentistry than we were-tetore .— through nhs dentistry than we were-before . but- through nhs dentistry than we were before . but i were a year before. but i know that— were a year before. but i know that there— were a year before. but i know that there challenges. the that there are challenges. the tong— that there are challenges. the long -workforce - that there are challenges. the long workforce plan long term workforce plan will nett— long term workforce plan will

hett—ttnel long term workforce plan will. hett—ttne. ant help us fix those over time. and the-thtng— help us fix those over time. and the-thtng thet— help us fix those over time. and the-thing that we- help us fix those over time. and the thing that we are the other thing that we are evttonng— the other thing that we are explofi"9.t_ the other thing that we are explofinglv te— the other thing that we are exploring , is the possibility exploring is, is the possibility of introducing— exploring is, is the possibility of introducing a— exploring is, is the possibility of introducing a what's called a tie of introducing a what's called a the th— of introducing a what's called a the tn tor— of introducing a what's called a tie in for dentistry— of introducing a what's called a tie in for dentistry around otout— tie in for dentistry around otout two— tie in for dentistry around about two thirds of dentists , about two thirds of dentists, otter— about two thirds of dentists, otter they— about two thirds of dentists, after they finish _ about two thirds of dentists, after they finish their eteetottty— after they finish their speciality training, end up not totng— speciality training, end up not totng wort— speciality training, end up not totng wort tn— speciality training, end up not doing work in the nhs. speciality training, end up not doing work in the nhs . and doing work in the nhs. and that-e— doing work in the nhs. and that's something that we want to toot— that's something that we want to toot ot. — that's something that we want to toot ot. ant— that's something that we want to toot ot. ant ht— that's something that we want to look at. and it may— that's something that we want to look at. and it may be that the ottrotnote— look at. and it may be that the ottrotnote thtng— look at. and it may be that the appropriate thing to do is to tntrotuee— appropriate thing to do is to tntrotuee o— appropriate thing to do is to introduce a tie.— appropriate thing to do is to introduce a tie. so that people are introduce a tie. so that people tertorntng— introduce a tie. so that people are performing more nhs work otter— are performing more nhs work otter they— are performing more nhs work after they qualify of course, they-ve — after they qualify of course, they-ve _tron - after they qualify of course, they've _from a l after they qualify of course,l they've-from a very they've benefited from a very etgnttteont— they've benefited from a very significant subsidy from the taxpayer— significant subsidy from the taxpayer worth _ significant subsidy from the taxpayer worth hundreds of thoueonte— taxpayer worth hundreds of thousands of— taxpayer worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. so that seems reasonable approach. seems a reasonable approach. that-e— seems a reasonable approach.l thot-e—to that's something we're going to evotore—oteo- that's something we're going to explore, also funding explore, but we are also funding an explore, but we are also funding on evenetton— explore, but we are also funding an expansion of— explore, but we are also funding an expansion of dental training ttoeee. —steve- an expansion of dental training places. _steve or. places. i don't know steve or anonto— places. i don't know steve or anonto-you- places. i don't know steve or. anonto-you-to places. i don't know steve or- amanda,-you-to add amanda, anything you want to add on—tt-e— amanda, anything you want to add on—tt-e extetty- on that? well, it's exactly that. plan . there that. we are in the plan. there is plan to expand dental is a plan to expand dental training and also training places as well and also allied professions to dentistry as so that will put more as well. so that will put more capacity dentists into capacity in more dentists into the system over time as well . the system over time as well. the tie in prime minister talked about, that's something that we're well. but about, that's something that wecourse well. but about, that's something that wecourse there well. but about, that's something that wecourse there are well. but about, that's something that wecourse there are wider. but

about, that's something that wecourse there are wider issues of course there are wider issues around access to dentistry and so we are working collectively with secretary of state and others around the dental recovery plan as well . so recovery plan as well. so i guess more to come on that. the only thing we talked— guess more to come on that. the only thing we talked about,- d tzzt" the only thing we talked about, this eortn— only thing we talked about, this reortn theee— only thing we talked about, this reform piece, we— only thing we talked about, this reform piece, we haven't talked otout— reform piece, we haven't talked otout ht— reform piece, we haven't talked otout tt very— reform piece, we haven't talked about it very much, actually in the-tut— about it very much, actually in the-tut one— about it very much, actually in the-but one of- about it very much, actually in the-but one of the- about it very much, actually in the but one of the examples the q&a, but one of the examples of the q&a, but one of the examples ot reortn — the q&a, but one of the examples ot reortn te— the q&a, but one of the examples ot reortn te tn— the q&a, but one of the examples of reform is in dentistry where we can have people who are not tenttete— we can have people who are not tenttete tut— we can have people who are not dentists but are— we can have people who are not dentists but are in— we can have people who are not dentists but are in the allied heotth— dentists but are in the allied health professionals, where it's i health professionals, where it's tthtnt— health professionals, where it's i think they're— health professionals, where it's i think they're called therapists— i think they're called therapists or dental. one of the roeet — therapists or dental. one of the roles, whether— therapists or dental. one of the roles, whether we _ therapists or dental. one of the roles, whether we expect them to do roles, whether we expect them to to ore— roles, whether we expect them to do more dental— roles, whether we expect them to do more dental work going forward— do more dental work going forward than— do more dental work going forward than they've done in the poet. — forward than they've done in the poet. ant— forward than they've done in the past. and that's— forward than they've done in the past. and that's-of- forward than they've done in the past. and that's of the past. and that's one of the regntotory— past. and that's one of the regulatory changes that we're toottng—agotnl regulatory changes that we're . looking—again, that's regulatory changes that we're looexample again, that's regulatory changes that we're looexample doing n, that's an example of us doing things tttterentty— an example of us doing things differently, modernising the tenth— differently, modernising the health service,— differently, modernising the health service, we want health service, but we want everyone— health service, but we want eveoryne to— health service, but we want everyone to be— health service, but we want everyone to be operating the everyone to be operating at the top everyone to be operating at the tot-heenee— everyone to be operating at the top-licence right?- everyone to be operating at the top licence right? so top of their licence right? so the— top of their licence right? so the teotte — top of their licence right? so the people who— top of their licence right? so the people who are got full the people who are got the full tront— the people who are got the full tront etonttng— the people who are got the full brand spanking degree should toeue— brand spanking degree should toeue-thtnge- brand spanking degree should focus things only focus on the things that only they—where- focus on the things that only they—where we. focus on the things that only. they—where we can they can do and where we can find— they can do and where we can find different— they can do and where we can find different create new find different roles, create new roles— find different roles, create new roles ,— find different roles, create new roles , change— find different roles, create new roles , change how regulate, roles, change how we regulate, to-other— roles, change how we regulate, to _other people - roles, change how we regulate, to-other people to- roles, change how we regulate, to other people to perform to allow other people to perform other— to allow other people to perform other-they— to allow other people to perform other-they are- other tasks that they are capable — other tasks that they are capable doing. that's what we capable of doing. that's what we should—wm- should be doing. that will improve—for- should be doing. that will| improve _for all should be doing. that will. improve _for all of improve health care for all of

us improve health care for all of. us-a more productive us and make a more productive head.— us and make a more productive head. care— us and make a more productive health care system. and actually wore—dentistry- health care system. and actually we're—dentistry as. we're doing that in dentistry as wen— we're doing that in dentistry as well—everywhere. well as doing it everywhere else.— well as doing it everywhere eho-next,— well as doing it everywhere else. next, daily mail . else. okay next, daily mail. thanks.— else. okay next, daily mail. thanks. kim.— else. okay next, daily mail. thanks, kim. one— else. okay next, daily mail. thanks, kim. one for- else. okay next, daily mail. thanks, kim. one for the- else. okay next, daily mail. thanks, kim. one for the medics. you've got patient satisfaction at a record low this is obviously a long term plan . obviously a long term plan. realistically will people start to notice any difference within the next 12 months or given that you've got strikes going on left, right and centre, might people have to accept that things will get worse before they get better .7 and. pm can i they get better? and. pm can i ask you about about yesterday's appeal court judgement , are you appeal court judgement, are you confident that you can win in the supreme court ? are you the supreme court? are you surprised to find the unhcr arguing against you when it sends people there itself and will we finally get the first flight in the air this year ? do flight in the air this year? do you guys want to take z " ” , do you guys want to take the first oeee— you guys want to take the first ane— you guys want to take the first one? and then— you guys want to take the first one? and then i'll— you guys want to take the first one? and then i'll yeah, i'm happy— one? and then i'll yeah, i'm happy to_ one? and then i'll yeah, i'm happy to kick— one? and then i'll yeah, i'm happy to kick off on that one. so happy to kick off on that one. so thank— happy to kick off on that one. so thank you. — happy to kick off on that one. so thank you. so— happy to kick off on that one. so thank you. so i— happy to kick off on that one. so thank you. so i think- happy to kick off on that one. so thank you. so i think your question about will, will

patients notice a difference? well, so everything we are doing is geared towards is of course geared towards making better for making things better for patients as well as making sure that our staff really that our staff have really rewarding careers and they have enough people with the right skills to enable them look skills to enable them to look after their patients the way we know want to. so the things after their patients the way we know maket to. so the things after their patients the way we know make a:o. so the things after their patients the way we know make a differencethings that will make a difference immediately, we've talked about some really important some of the really important things and some of things on retention and some of the that talked the new roles that we've talked about. prime ministerjust mentioned and some of the mentioned reform and some of the new roles and the increased in those will come on stream those roles will come on stream much more quickly because the training periods obviously training periods are obviously a reduced part. so i think there is a lot in this plan that speaks to today as well as the confidence it can give our current staff about the fact that we will get to a place where we have a sustainable staffing model longer staffing model in the longer term on the range of things, though, outside just the workforce i think the workforce plan, i think the prime actually just workforce plan, i think the prime a actually just workforce plan, i think the prime a pretty actually just workforce plan, i think the prime a pretty comprehensive|st workforce plan, i think the prime a pretty comprehensive run given a pretty comprehensive run through of many of the things that we doing, which are all that we are doing, which are all about making that we are about making sure that we are making an impact we already making an impact as we already

are , whether that is on reducing are, whether that is on reducing the of people who are the number of people who are waiting as we say, virtually eliminated. now, two year waits, over reduction in 18 month over 90% reduction in 18 month waits, and we're now focussed on 65 weeks is the next big target on that or it's about the work that we're doing to improve ambulance response times. a&e performance, both of which have sustainably and significantly improved since winter or it's the work we're doing on increasing the number of people getting cancer checks at record levels, which is leading to record numbers of people being diagnosed at stage one and stage two. actually seeing two. and actually we're seeing that now survival that impact now on survival rates, is ultimately the rates, which is ultimately the big goal there. so whether you're looking at any of those things or indeed primary care, where we've recently launched primary care access recovery plan, has a range of plan, which has a range of things in that to support incredibly working incredibly hard working colleagues in primary care through . and secretary of through things. and secretary of state has been working very closely on all this, closely with us on all of this, looking at where can use looking at where we can use things technology really looking at where we can use thingsthingszchnology really looking at where we can use thingsthings better)gy really looking at where we can use thingsthings better ,|y really looking at where we can use thingsthings better , not really looking at where we can use thingsthings better , not just.ly looking at where we can use thingsthings better , not just for make things better, not just for patients, easier for them , but

patients, easier for them, but better and easier for our staff too. so i would i would very much hope that patients will already see the benefit of the work that we've been doing on those sorts of things, but certainly a lot more to come. i just emphasise something, sorry, before steve comes in that amanda said, i think it's really important probably well important and probably not well understood now. the nhs is understood right now. the nhs is doing mee— understood right now. the nhs is doing more treating— understood right now. the nhs is doing more treating more- c. 3: ” g the nhs is doing more treating more people, eeene— doing more treating more people, seeing mee— doing more treating more people, seeing more people diagnosing people,— seeing more people diagnosing more people, scanning more people— more people, scanning more people p...— more people, scanning more people than n— more people, scanning more people than it has ever done right— people than it has ever done nphe e— people than it has ever done nphe e se— people than it has ever done right ? so because of the right? so because of the investment _ right? so because of the investment that we've put in and because— investment that we've put in and because an— investment that we've put in and because of the— investment that we've put in and because of the innovations in new— because of the innovations in new eene— because of the innovations in how we're doing things or the whether— how we're doing things or the whether ite— how we're doing things or the whether it's virtual wards or community— whether it's virtual wards or community diagnostic centres or eteethe— community diagnostic centres or elective surgical— community diagnostic centres or elective surgical whatever elective surgical hubs, whatever it elective surgical hubs, whatever tt-pa,— elective surgical hubs, whatever tt-te att— elective surgical hubs, whatever tt-te att-new- elective surgical hubs, whatever it - be, all. new ways l it might be, all the new ways were-thtnge— it might be, all the new ways we're-things and- it might be, all the new ways we're things and the we're doing things and the tanning— we're doing things and the funding-nhs- we're doing things and the funding nhs is doing more funding in the nhs is doing more than— funding in the nhs is doing more pan-pone,— funding in the nhs is doing more than-done, right?- funding in the nhs is doing more than done, right? so than it's ever done, right? so yes,— than it's ever done, right? so telepat— than it's ever done, right? so yes,.course we— yes, of course we have a ehattenpe— yes, of course we have a challenge people are challenge that people are wanna— challenge that people are- wanna—ute- challenge that people are- waitiwe_like. challenge that people are- waitiwe know—like. challenge that people are waitiwe know why like. challenge that people are waitiwe know why that like. challenge that people are waitiwe know why that is. .ike. challenge that people are waitiwe know why that is. it's yes, we know why that is. it's because— yes, we know why that is. it's because . have _ yes, we know why that is. it's because . have a - yes, we know why that is. it's because have a massive because we have a massive pathog— because we have a massive taettep-ap- because we have a massive taettep-ap overl because we have a massive. backlog _up over two backlog that built up over two pean— backlog that built up over two years at— backlog that built up over two years of covid— backlog that built up over two years of covid where we were not atte — years of covid where we were not ante-everyone— years of covid where we were not able _everyone and - years of covid where we were not able everyone and we able to see everyone and we aways— able to see everyone and we always-would- able to see everyone and we always-would be. able to see everyone and we. always-would be the always knew that would be the _te i case. but people should be reassured because of the reassured that because of the

investment— reassured that because of the investment and— reassured that because of the investment and the work and investment and the hard work and the innovations— investment and the hard work and the innovations now, the innovations right now, thousandt— the innovations right now, theaeante ,— the innovations right now, thousands , thousands thousands, thousands and thousands— thousands, thousands and thousands every thousands, thousands and- thousands-every day thousands of people every day are thousands of people every day tena— thousands of people every day being-who— thousands of people every day are being who would not are being seen who would not have— are being seen who would not have otherwise— are being seen who would not have otherwise been seen. and that-e— have otherwise been seen. and that's because _ have otherwise been seen. and that's because extra, as that's because of the extra, as i that's because of the extra, as . eat,— that's because of the extra, as i said, funding— that's because of the extra, as i said, funding resources, innovations— i said, funding resources, innovations that we're putting in. innovations that we're putting in so,— innovations that we're putting p... so, yee,— innovations that we're putting in so, yee, we— innovations that we're putting in. so, yes, we will get that's why— in. so, yes, we will get that's why tn— in. so, yes, we will get that's why i'm confident— in. so, yes, we will get that's why i'm confident we will get there.— why i'm confident we will get there. _trajectory - why i'm confident we will get there. trajectory for there. and the trajectory for all there. and the trajectory for at thoee — there. and the trajectory for all those things— there. and the trajectory for all those things is up, right? we all those things is up, right? ne-ptane— all those things is up, right? ne-ptane tea- all those things is up, right? we-plans for all- all those things is up, right? we plans for all of these we have plans for all of these thtnge— we have plans for all of these things—increasingl things to just keep increasing the—activity- things to just keep increasing. the—activity-the the amount of activity that the nns— the amount of activity that the nns-te — the amount of activity that the nns-te ant— the amount of activity that the nhs do and that's how we nhs can do and that's how we wtt— nhs can do and that's how we will ultimately— nhs can do and that's how we will ultimately bring all these wanna— will ultimately bring all these waiting—steve- will ultimately bring all these waiting—steve doi waiting lists down. steve do anything— waiting lists down. steve do anything-te- waiting lists down. steve do anything to add? waiting lists down. steve do- anything-to add? well, anything you want to add? well, you mentioned— anything you want to add? well, you mentioned surveys and when we what we we look at surveys and what we when what tell when we hear what people tell us, tell us is that us, what they tell us is that they firmly believe in the they very firmly believe in the principles of the nhs and the nhs is set up as a nhs as it as it is set up as a delivery model for health care. they us that when they get they tell us that when they get care, they're very satisfied. but what they're frustrated at is whether it's is access to care, whether it's in practise as in general practise as mentioned, dentistry and of course getting people to urgent emergency care services quickly as well. and that's why that has been the focus of the plans that we have published with the government. this year. and a

very, very specific example that amanda touched is in amanda touched on, which is in general where we know general practise where we know again levels of again that the levels of satisfaction are high. when you see somebody primary care, see somebody in primary care, when a health care when you see a health care professional, a gp or other other clinician, but there's a frustration through frustration in getting through that. am, you know, log jam that. 8 am, you know, log jam on a monday morning cloud telephony, which sounds a really simple thing. you know, technology that is used in other industries people will be familiar with , but it's actually familiar with, but it's actually transformational and if you go and stand for a morning or visit for a morning, a surgery where they have implemented it, what you see is behind the scenes a practise that is that is giving access to people on the day, thatis access to people on the day, that is sorting the problems, who are able to call who are who are able to call back automatically rather than people hanging on, who are able to know how many people are waiting therefore divert waiting and therefore divert staff to deal with the staff in order to deal with the pressures at a particular time of who got their of day who have got their processes sorted by behind the scenes to ensure that the patient gets to the right clinician . that might be phone

clinician. that might be a phone call. might be a digital call. it might be a digital consultation, it might be a face to appointment at a time to face appointment at a time that patient is convenient that the patient is convenient to the patient and that is the future of primary care and when you see it in action, it is really, really quite, quite transformational and incredibly impressive . kyiv so the plan is impressive. kyiv so the plan is to use technology . erg and to to use technology. erg and to use workforce plan and the use this workforce plan and the other plans that we've got to make sure that happens everywhere, not just somewhere . everywhere, not just somewhere. and exactly what we aim and that's exactly what we aim to . and just on on steve's to do. and just on on steve's pent— to do. and just on on steve's pent en— to do. and just on on steve's pent an pnnan— 2:3 and just on on steve's point on primary care, 2c: and just on on steve's point on primary care, which 22 and just on on steve's point on primary care, which is exaetty— point on primary care, which is exaetty nont— point on primary care, which is exactly right and— point on primary care, which is exactly right and very well made , what— exactly right and very well made , what are— exactly right and very well made , what we— exactly right and very well made , what are we doing? we're prearrang— , what are we doing? we're providing grants for thousands of providing grants for thousands at er— providing grants for thousands of gp practises.— providing grants for thousands of gp practises. so that they entren— of gp practises. so that they can switch to— of gp practises. so that they can switch to the— of gp practises. so that they can switch to the system that stere— can switch to the system that stere het— can switch to the system that steve just described that is so much— steve just described that is so mach-ter— steve just described that is so much for patients. so we much better for patients. so we are much better for patients. so we saying— much better for patients. so we saying te— much better for patients. so we are saying to practises to are saying to gp practises to eren— are saying to gp practises to non ap— are saying to gp practises to non .p, were— are saying to gp practises to sign up, we're going to give you a grant— sign up, we're going to give you a grant ee— sign up, we're going to give you a grant to that— sign up, we're going to give you a grant so that you— sign up, we're going to give you a grant so that you install a grant so that you can install that— that cloud based telephony system,— that cloud based telephony system, training by the system, get the training by the way— system, get the training by the way that— system, get the training by the way that per — system, get the training by the way that you also— system, get the training by the way that you also need for your teame— way that you also need for your teams—whitel way that you also need for your. teams _while you way that you also need for your. teathe_while you way that you also need for your teathe transition. while you way that you also need for your teathe transition. there's hile you way that you also need for your teathe transition. there's nowyou do the transition. there's now a grant— do the transition. there's now a grant available— do the transition. there's now a grant available from us. we've ranted— grant available from us. we've funded-because- grant available from us. we've funded because we think funded that because we think that— funded that because we think that-nake— funded that because we think that make difference that will make a big difference to peepte-e—et-

to people's experience of accepting— to people's experience of accessing-gp- to people's experience of accessing gp by moving to accessing their gp by moving to that—.- accessing their gp by moving to that—. near - that new technology. dodi and what— that new technology. dodi and what-ene— that new technology. dodi and what-one-other- that new technology. dodi and what one other things what are one of the other things were—changing- what are one of the other thingsi we're—changing how we're doing? we're changing how pharnaeree— we're doing? we're changing how pharmacies—te- we're doing? we're changing how pharmacies—to a. pharmacies work, moving to a pharmacy— pharmacies work, moving to a pharmacy-model- pharmacies work, moving to a pharmacy model where this pharmacy first model where this wtnter—te- pharmacy first model where this wtnter—ta pal pharmacy first model where this wtnter—ta pa te| winter you will be able to go to year— winter you will be able to go to your pharmacist— winter you will be able to go to your pharmacist and for seven common ailments— your pharmacist and for seven common ailments like ear threatene— common ailments like ear infections, throat, infections, sore throat, etnaettte— infections, sore throat, ernaertre ,— infections, sore throat, sinusitis , ipsis, utis and other sinusitis, ipsis, utis and other thtnge— sinusitis, ipsis, utis and other thtnge ,— sinusitis, ipsis, utis and other thtnge , the— sinusitis, ipsis, utis and other things , the pharmacist will be things, the pharmacist will be atte— things, the pharmacist will be atte te— things, the pharmacist will be atte ta phe— things, the pharmacist will be able to give .the - things, the pharmacist will be able to give the medicines able to give you the medicines that— able to give you the medicines that-need,— able to give you the medicines that-need, right?- able to give you the medicines that need, right? that is that you need, right? that is an exanpte— that you need, right? that is an exanpte et— that you need, right? that is an exanpte at ae— that you need, right? that is an example of us something example of us doing something different— example of us doing something differently-as- example of us doing something differently as expanding differently as well as expanding treet— differently as well as expanding more blood pressure checks and indeed—rn- indeed oral contraception in pharnaeree— indeed oral contraception in pharnaeree .— indeed oral contraception in pharmacies . that again means pharmacies. that again means that— pharmacies. that again means that peepte— pharmacies. that again means that people-able- pharmacies. that again means that people able to get that people will be able to get access care quicker, access to health care quicker, retreve— access to health care quicker, relieve _ pressure i access to health care quicker,. relieve—pressure on relieve some of the pressure on ens.— relieve some of the pressure on ens-te— relieve some of the pressure on gps.-to amanda's- relieve some of the pressure on gps. to amanda's point, gps. and to amanda's point, theee— gps. and to amanda's point, these are— gps. and to amanda's point, these are the— gps. and to amanda's point, these are the types of examples of these are the types of examples at thtnge— these are the types of examples at thtnge-are— these are the types of examples of things are making of things that are making a difference—and. of things that are making a- difference_and now. difference in the here and now. ant—aaeetrenl and on your other question, japan— and on your other question, jason,-respect- and on your other question, jason, respect the jason, look, i respect the earn,— jason, look, i respect the earn, tat— jason, look, i respect the earn, tat r— jason, look, i respect the court, but i fundamentally disagree— court, but i fundamentally disagree with— court, but i fundamentally disagree with their conclusions and— disagree with their conclusions and r— disagree with their conclusions and r phenoty— disagree with their conclusions and i strongly believe and the tart— and i strongly believe and the tart cher— and i strongly believe and the lord chief justice— and i strongly believe and the lord chief justice made clear that— lord chief justice made clear that he— lord chief justice made clear that he agrees— lord chief justice made clear that he agrees with this as wett— that he agrees with this as wett that— that he agrees with this as well, that the— that he agrees with this as well, that the rwandans have preteen— well, that the rwandans have provided assurances provided all the assurances necessary to — provided all the assurances necessary to ensure that there is necessary to ensure that there n he— necessary to ensure that there n he reat— necessary to ensure that there is no real risk— necessary to ensure that there is no real risk that asylum eeeeret— is no real risk that asylum seekers that— is no real risk that asylum seekers that are - is no real risk that asylum seekers that are relocated under our seekers that are relocated under policy— seekers that are relocated under our policy would _ seekers that are relocated under our policy would be wrongly returnee— our policy would be wrongly returned te— our policy would be wrongly returned to third countries.

rwanda— returned to third countries. twanta re— returned to third countries. twanta re a— returned to third countries. rwanda is a safe country. the htgh— rwanda is a safe country. the high carn— rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that and indeed— high court agrees with that and indeed yea— high court agrees with that and indeed you mentioned the unhcr . indeed you mentioned the unhcr. they— indeed you mentioned the unhcr. they ree— indeed you mentioned the unhcr. they use rwanda— indeed you mentioned the unhcr. they use rwanda for their own refugee— they use rwanda for their own refugee scheme _ they use rwanda for their own refugee scheme for libyan refugees— refugee scheme for libyan rerapeee .— refugee scheme for libyan refugees . and— refugee scheme for libyan refugees . and given all of that, refugees. and given all of that, going— refugees. and given all of that, pernp te— refugees. and given all of that, we're going to seek permission to appeat— we're going to seek permission to appeat thre— we're going to seek permission to appeal this decision to the supreme— to appeal this decision to the supreme carn— to appeal this decision to the supreme court .— to appeal this decision to the supreme court . and i'll set it supreme court. and i'll set it refere— supreme court. and i'll set it before hen — supreme court. and i'll set it before from here,— supreme court. and i'll set it before from here, i'll say it again — before from here, i'll say it aparn. rhe— before from here, i'll say it again. the policy of this government_ again. the policy of this government is- again. the policy of this government is very simple . it is government is very simple. it is year— government is very simple. it is your government_ government is very simple. it is your government and it is not ennrnat— your government and it is not ennrnat pangs— your government and it is not criminal gangs who should decide who comes here. _ criminal gangs who should decide who comes here. it— criminal gangs who should decide who comes here. it is a very etnpte— who comes here. it is a very ernpte pent— who comes here. it is a very simple point of— who comes here. it is a very simple point of view. it is our country.— simple point of view. it is our country. rt— simple point of view. it is our country. rt re— simple point of view. it is our country. it is our— simple point of view. it is our country. it is our government whe— country. it is our government who theate— country. it is our government who should decide who comes here,— who should decide who comes here,-criminal_ who should decide who comes here, criminal gangs. and here, not criminal gangs. and i wtt— here, not criminal gangs. and i wttt te— here, not criminal gangs. and i wt to what— here, not criminal gangs. and i will do what is— here, not criminal gangs. and i will do what is necessary to nake— will do what is necessary to mate-that- will do what is necessary to make that happens. will do what is necessary to. make-that happens. i make sure that that happens. i i eat— make sure that that happens. i i eat there-e— make sure that that happens. i i eat there-e a— make sure that that happens. i i said there's a matter for the earne— said there's a matter for the towns rn— said there's a matter for the courts in terms— said there's a matter for the courts in terms of their ttnettne— courts in terms of their timeline. next week. i know running— timeline. next week. i know we're running out of so we're running out of time. so tet-e— we're running out of time. so tet-elant— we're running out of time. so let's-and rattle- we're running out of time. so let's and rattle through let's try and rattle through a eewpte— let's try and rattle through a eewpte-rhe— let's try and rattle through a couple-the sun- let's try and rattle through a couple the sun . �*vw�*r2 let's try and rattle through a- couple-the sun . we know couple more. the sun. we know that— couple more. the sun. we know that thousands of doctors are fleeing to australia to go and take advantage of their really lucrative system and really good pay lucrative system and really good pay and offers and conditions that they've over there. that they've got over there. obviously after training in the nhs for many years,

nhs for many, many years, obviously at the taxpayers expense, guys not think expense, do you guys not think that should some form that there should be some form of training to keep of mandatory training to keep those in the nhs for those doctors in the nhs for longer? and just on rwanda, if i may , what your b for may, what is your plan b for those mps who are saying those tory mps who are saying this plan might not work, this plan just might not work, it might not take off the ground ? those talks going ? and how are those talks going with countries with other countries to put in similar if plan similar deals if this plan doesn't through? you doesn't come through? thank you . i'll do quickly both of those on year— . i'll do quickly both of those an year thet— i'll do quickly both of those on your first point. look, i reat— on your first point. look, i read att— on your first point. look, i read all those reports as well, and i was concerned, health secretary was concerned . we sat secretary was concerned. we sat down and we went through it all together. actually, we just went and the data and and looked through the data and the data shows that that it is not widespread practise as not as widespread a practise as i assume it is . and i think people assume it is. and clearly, if it was, we would look to do something. and that's why dentistry, as we've why with dentistry, as we've touched on before, where we think there is potential issue think there is a potential issue there, we are exploring , as you there, we are exploring, as you mentioned, the possibility of introducing a dental tie in. but when it comes to doctors and steve might have better numbers than it was around, i than me, but it was around, i

think 95% people after think 95% of people who after they completed their foundation training, still working in training, were still working in the . so i think the scale of the nhs. so i think the scale of what is happening is not at the level that people commonly assume it is. and for that reason we didn't think it was the right approach. but as i said, if we think there is an issue, we are prepared to take action. that action. and you're seeing that with we're with dentistry where we're contemplating does contemplating whether it does make introduce the tie make sense to introduce the tie and on on rwanda . you know, just and on on rwanda. you know, just to repeat what before, we to repeat what i said before, we are our case, the are confident in our case, the high court agreed with us. the lord chief justice agreed with us in rwanda . rwanda doesn't us in rwanda. rwanda doesn't even have returns agreements with other countries , and with other countries, and they've provided a set of safeguards and assurances to us about the treatment of refugees that will be sent there that we believe are strong and have said the high court and the lord chief justice agreed with that. so we will seek permission to appeal this case to the supreme court and we remain entirely confident doing confident that what we're doing is right. and it is also fair because there is nothing moral

or compassionate by allowing the current system to continue to, people are just needlessly dying as they try and make these crossings. they are exploited by criminal gangs. as you spend any time with the people who are actually, as i've done in the channel actually, as i've done in the channel, picking people up, seeing the conditions that they are subject to, seeing what children subject to, would children are subject to, would find it very hard to justify maintaining this system . and maintaining this system. and this will always be a compassionate and tolerant country. we have welcomed almost half a million people here from all different of the world all different parts of the world over few we will over the last few years. we will continue we continue to do that, but we want to sure that that to make sure that that compassion is targeted on the people our help people who most need our help and our generosity is not and that our generosity is not exploited by gangs. and that is what seek to do. what our policy will seek to do. and about other and you talked about other deals. can already see deals. you you can already see some signs of progress there with the cooperation that we're having french. but also having with the french. but also albania, returns albania, where our new returns agreement and the new approach to illegal migrants to dealing with illegal migrants from that we have from albania means that we have reduced the numbers by around 90. so far since deal was

90. so far since that deal was signed and we've returned almost 2000 illegal migrants to albania . so that to me shows that deterrence works. so you deterrence works. so when you can have a system where people know that if they come here illegally, allowed illegally, they won't be allowed to be returned , to stay, they will be returned, they stop coming and that's a policy that we want to roll out more broadly and great last one from the times , prime minister from the times, prime minister there. another question on rwanda— there. another question on twanaa eayrnp— “222; another question on rwanda saying that r“2”2 another question on rwanda saying that the “22 another question on rwanda saying that the policy tarr— rwanda saying that the policy rah ant— rwanda saying that the policy was fair and right, but indicating,— was fair and right, but indicating, yes, there will be, of course, that— indicating, yes, there will be, of course, that supreme court hearten— of course, that supreme court decision te— of course, that supreme court decision to come.— of course, that supreme court decision to come. but it is, as protester— decision to come. but it is, as professor stephen— decision to come. but it is, as professor stephen powis said, the— professor stephen powis said, this landmark— professor stephen powis said, this landmark day for the nhs that— this landmark day for the nhs that hae— this landmark day for the nhs that has dominated this news conference with— that has dominated this news conference with the outlining of this conference with the outlining of the rar— conference with the outlining of the rsr pages— conference with the outlining of this 151 pages of— conference with the outlining of this 151 pages of a— conference with the outlining of this 151 pages of a 15 year plan to ..._ this 151 pages of a 15 year plan to 4.4 billion— this 151 pages of a 15 year plan to 4.4 billion for— this 151 pages of a 15 year plan to 4.4 billion for the next five yeae— to 4.4 billion for the next five ye se— to 4.4 billion for the next five ye so the— to 4.4 billion for the next five years. so the prime minister eayrnp— years. so the prime minister eayrnp yew— years. so the prime minister eayrnp you an— years. so the prime minister saying you can trust this government— saying you can trust this government with the nhs , but it government with the nhs, but it deep— government with the nhs, but it does seem as if— government with the nhs, but it does seem as if it— government with the nhs, but it does seem as if it will be future— does seem as if it will be. future—wit does seem as if it will be- future _will be future governments that will be phen— future governments that will be given-truer— future governments that will be given-truer ae— future governments that will be given trust as well. tom given this trust as well. tom narweet— given this trust as well. tom narweet ew— given this trust as well. tom harwood our deputy political eater,— harwood our deputy political

eaten-wtth— harwood our deputy political editor,.with us— harwood our deputy political editor, with us and the key editor, is with us and the key terna— editor, is with us and the key ternp ten,— editor, is with us and the key being tom, that— editor, is with us and the key being tom, that this is a plan tren— being tom, that this is a plan hen the— being tom, that this is a plan hen the snap— being tom, that this is a plan from the shop floor, if you tite— from the shop floor, if you the. rt— from the shop floor, if you the. rt re— from the shop floor, if you like. it is from _ from the shop floor, if you like. it is from within the nhs. it's like. it is from within the nhs. rt-e-rnpeeet- like. it is from within the nhs. rte-rnpeeet ty- like. it is from within the nhs. it's imposed by the it's not being imposed by the government — it's not being imposed by the government. this- it's not being imposed by the government. “ it's not being imposed by the- government. this is-branding government. this is the branding that the government have stuck all this plan. they're all over this plan. they're putting social media images putting out social media images saying this new plan made by the nhs supported by the government and you can see that clearly in this press conference today, front and centre. those two medical professionals from within the nhs. it's a technocratic vision of what should be happening. this is the prime minister almost saying , prime minister almost saying, this isn't my plan, this isn't the conservatives plan you want. this is the nhs plan. and we're simply supporting it. now of course, that's not quite true, is it? because of course ministers have drawn this up in consultation with those within the nhs, but ultimately it's interesting how this has landed because the labour party aren't opposing this plan, they're only criticising is why didn't you do this earlier? and to that extent

this earlier? and to that extent this will have landed fairly well for the prime minister today. it's no coincidence that that looked fairly similar to a covid press conference where the prime minister back when he was chancellor , made his name, chancellor, made his name, became the most popular politician for a time in the country . this was trying to country. this was trying to exert an air of authority as if the government has a grip over a situation that, frankly, many people around the country feel they have not had a grip over for too long. yeah. let's bring in for too long. yeah. let's bring tn writer— for too long. yeah. let's bring in writer and— 22 yeah. let's bring in writer and commentator 2 yeah. let's bring in writer and commentator roy papa— in writer and commentator roy ttttte ,— in writer and commentator roy ttttte , rt— in writer and commentator roy ttttte , rt we— in writer and commentator roy lillie , if we can.— in writer and commentator roy lillie , if we can. good to see lillie, if we can. good to see yew.— lillie, if we can. good to see yew. toy,— lillie, if we can. good to see yew. rtey, what— lillie, if we can. good to see you. roy, what do- lillie, if we can. good to see you. roy, what do you make of what— you. roy, what do you make of what yew— you. roy, what do you make of what you heard _ you. roy, what do you make of what you heard there, tom, eayrnp— what you heard there, tom, eayrnp rte— what you heard there, tom, saying it's landed very well or fatty— saying it's landed very well or tarrty wett— saying it's landed very well or fairly well for— saying it's landed very well or fairly well for the _ saying it's landed very well or fairly well for the prime wtnter.— fairly well for the prime minister. do— fairly well for the prime minister. do you agree with than — minister. do you agree with thate r— minister. do you agree with than r to— minister. do you agree with than t to .— minister. do you agree with that? i do . i— minister. do you agree with that? i do . i think- minister. do you agree with that? 22 that? i do. i think tom is right. it has landed well, and certainly because it's been written by the nhs and i've seen some of the, you know, the workings that have got it this far, it's had huge consultations and it is certainly it's got the

nhs fingerprints all over it. tom is right. of course there's going to be an election in 18 months and who knows if we look at the polling data now, it's probably going to probably labour who are going to have implement this. so, you have to implement this. so, you know, will find have to implement this. so, you know, will-find the- have to implement this. so, you know, will-find the 2.4- know, will they find the 2.4 trunn— know, will they find the 2.4 thin to — know, will they find the 2.4 billion to get— know, will they find the 2.4 billion to get it— know, will they find the 2.4 billion to get it going? this is a re— billion to get it going? this is a re year— billion to get it going? this is are year ptan— billion to get it going? this is a 15 year plan for— billion to get it going? this is a 15 year plan for me. there were four questions i wanted to answer was how many more people are-pene— answer was how many more people are-pane te— answer was how many more people are-pane ta haver— answer was how many more people are going to have? quick are we going to have? how quick can-reent— are we going to have? how quick can-recruit-how- are we going to have? how quick can recruit how much can we recruit them? how much wtt— can we recruit them? how much wttt rt— can we recruit them? how much wit it eeet— can we recruit them? how much will it cost and— can we recruit them? how much will it cost and how will we keep— will it cost and how will we keep them— will it cost and how will we keep them? and _ will it cost and how will we keep them? and plan deals keep them? and the plan deals wtth— keep them? and the plan deals wtth att— keep them? and the plan deals wtth att-rt-e— keep them? and the plan deals with all-it's a— keep them? and the plan deals with all it's a huge with all that. it's a huge epanenn— with all that. it's a huge expansion over- with all that. it's a huge expansion over over the next 15 years— expansion over over the next 15 years at— expansion over over the next 15 yeare er ptaeee— expansion over over the next 15 yeare er ptaeee .— expansion over over the next 15 years of places . and the years of places. and the universities— years of places. and the universities are going to have to putt— universities are going to have to putt then— universities are going to have to pull their finger out and the— to pull their finger out and the-new— to pull their finger out and find new training places. find the new training places. wean— find the new training places. teahlthate— find the new training places. yeah,.that's i— find the new training places. yeah, that's i mean, it's yeah, so that's i mean, it's going— yeah, so that's i mean, it's pang-pretty- yeah, so that's i mean, it's going pretty slow yeah, so that's i mean, it's- going-pretty slow burn. going to be a pretty slow burn. i going to be a pretty slow burn. rthrnt— going to be a pretty slow burn. rthrntlte— going to be a pretty slow burn. i think ito - started - going to be a pretty slow burn. i thinkito-started .- going to be a pretty slow burn. ithink to started . how i think, to get started. how parat— i think, to get started. how pant an— i think, to get started. how pant we— i think, to get started. how quick can we get people on the warne— quick can we get people on the wards e— quick can we get people on the wards ewett— quick can we get people on the wards ? well, medical training is wards? well, medical training is going— wards? well, medical training is pane te— wards? well, medical training is gene to te— wards? well, medical training is gene to he eat.— wards? well, medical training is going to be cut. basic medical tanne— going to be cut. basic medical training re— going to be cut. basic medical training is going— going to be cut. basic medical training is going to cut from training is going to be cut from the— training is going to be cut from the-te— training is going to be cut from the-ta tear. — training is going to be cut from five-to four. i— training is going to be cut from five to four. i think the five years to four. i think the twa— five years to four. i think the bma are— five years to four. i think the bma are probably going to have eonethtng— bma are probably going to have something-about- bma are probably going to have something about that. but something to say about that. but prewtrnp— something to say about that. but providing-gmc— something to say about that. but providing. gmc, the - something to say about that. but providing gmc, the general providing the gmc, the general netteat— providing the gmc, the general medical—regulatorl medical council, the regulator is medical council, the regulator re agree— medical council, the regulator is agree-think- medical council, the regulator is agree. think there's is agree. i don't think there's any— is agree. i don't think there's any why— is agree. i don't think there's any reason why we shouldn't do it. any reason why we shouldn't do it _are— any reason why we shouldn't do rt-are tate— any reason why we shouldn't do

it.-are lots-more- it. there are lots of more matern— it. there are lots of more modern methods it. there are lots of more- modern-methods now. modern training methods now. wareee— modern training methods now. wareee-eenrng— modern training methods now. nurses coming onto the wards nurses are coming onto the wards rn— nurses are coming onto the wards now in an apprentice way at the moment — now in an apprentice way at the moment rte— now in an apprentice way at the moment we a— now in an apprentice way at the moment. it's a very— now in an apprentice way at the moment. it's a very small% they-re— moment. it's a very small% they're looking— moment. it's a very small% they're looking for a quarter of nurses to come— they're looking for a quarter of nurses to come on— they're looking for a quarter of nurses to come on as apprentreee. - nurses to come on as apprentices. very much like what i apprentices. very much like what r rnagrne— apprentices. very much like what r rnagrne ee— apprentices. very much like what i imagine some of— apprentices. very much like what i imagine some of our older tretenere— i imagine some of our older listeners will— i imagine some of our older listeners will recognise as a etate— listeners will recognise as a state enrolled— listeners will recognise as a state enrolled nurses training on state enrolled nurses training an the— state enrolled nurses training an the wareh— state enrolled nurses training on the wards. that's i think is a gate— on the wards. that's i think is a goat thtng— on the wards. that's i think is a good thing. how much? well, we've covered— a good thing. how much? well, we've covered the— a good thing. how much? well, we've covered the 2.4 billion, so we've covered the 2.4 billion, ea tet-e— we've covered the 2.4 billion, ea tet-e eee— we've covered the 2.4 billion, so let's see, let's— we've covered the 2.4 billion, so let's see, let's see what tapew— so let's see, let's see what tatew eay— so let's see, let's see what labour say about that. and how do labour say about that. and how to we— labour say about that. and how to we keep— labour say about that. and how do we keep them.— labour say about that. and how do we keep them. there's a big chapter— do we keep them. there's a big ehapter en— do we keep them. there's a big chapter on retention. we lose tee— chapter on retention. we lose tee many— chapter on retention. we lose tee nany peepte— chapter on retention. we lose too many people because the work has too many people because the work hae teet— too many people because the work hae twet teeene— too many people because the work has just become exhausting it, prewarng— has just become exhausting it, prewarng we— has just become exhausting it, providing we can— has just become exhausting it, providing we can sort of netwate— providing we can sort of motivate people by the fact that eawatry— motivate people by the fact that eawatry re— motivate people by the fact that cavalry is coming— motivate people by the fact that cavalry is coming over the hill ant— cavalry is coming over the hill and there— cavalry is coming over the hill and there re— cavalry is coming over the hill and there is help— cavalry is coming over the hill and there is help at and some of the there-tr— and there is help at and some of the there'll be— and there is help at and some of the there'll be greater flexible netrtrty— the there'll be greater flexible netrtrty rn— the there'll be greater flexible mobility in rotors— the there'll be greater flexible mobility in rotors and things the— mobility in rotors and things the that. — mobility in rotors and things like that. then— mobility in rotors and things like that. then i— mobility in rotors and things like that. then i think the plan wtt— like that. then i think the plan wttt have— like that. then i think the plan will have done— like that. then i think the plan will have done its— like that. then i think the plan will have done its job. so we watert— will have done its job. so we waited a— will have done its job. so we waited a tang— will have done its job. so we waited a long time for this thet— waited a long time for this the tine— waited a long time for this first time in— waited a long time for this first time in 20— waited a long time for this first time in 20 years, the nation-e— first time in 20 years, the nation's biggest employer has hat— nation's biggest employer has had a— nation's biggest employer has had a workforce— nation's biggest employer has had a workforce plan, which is amazing.— had a workforce plan, which is amazing. really— had a workforce plan, which is amazing. really but it's a good

etan— amazing. really but it's a good etan . — amazing. really but it's a good etan . ant— amazing. really but it's a good etan . and last— amazing. really but it's a good start . and just to— amazing. really but it's a good start . ' “2 ”22“ “2 start. and just to remind people, of course, roy , you were people, of course, roy, you were at the coalface, an nhs administrator trying to cope with these problems. but just to pick up on your point there of retention, catherine forster own correspondent asking the prime minister about minister the question on about pay t minister the question on about pay , no indication about pay pay no, no indication about pay deals or pay structures or anything in this agreement. and of course we've got the doctors and the consultants about to take action. that going to be take action. is that going to be the weakness in the plan ? well, the weakness in the plan? well, it's certainly a flaw. it's- the weakness in the plan? well, it's certainly a flaw. it's a- it's certainly a flaw. it's a flaw— it's certainly a flaw. it's a ttaw rn— it's certainly a flaw. it's a flaw in the _ it's certainly a flaw. it's a flaw in the ointment, let's put it that— flaw in the ointment, let's put it that way— flaw in the ointment, let's put it that way ,— flaw in the ointment, let's put n that way , et— flaw in the ointment, let's put it that way , of the of the nhs. it that way, of the of the nhs. i it that way, of the of the nhs. r nean— it that way, of the of the nhs. r r— it that way, of the of the nhs. i mean, i don't— it that way, of the of the nhs. i mean, i don't think the consultants— i mean, i don't think the consultants are going get consultants are going to get nach— consultants are going to get much pepwtar— consultants are going to get much popular support from the pathe— much popular support from the pattte wea— much popular support from the public. you know,— much popular support from the public. you know, people earning eo— public. you know, people earning 80 grand— public. you know, people earning eo grant a— public. you know, people earning over 80 grand a year and doing private— over 80 grand a year and doing private-think- private practise. i think they-re— private practise. i think they-re-gerngi they're probably going to say reatty— they're probably going to say natty-knew,- they're probably going to say really-know,.far- they're probably going to say really know, far as the really? you know, as far as the tuner— really? you know, as far as the junior doctors— really? you know, as far as the junior doctors are— really? you know, as far as the junior doctors are concerned, wett— junior doctors are concerned, wett-aehng- junior doctors are concerned, well,-asking for- junior doctors are concerned,i well,-asking for. no well, they're asking for 35. no thinke— well, they're asking for 35. no one thinks they're going to get 35. one thinks they're going to get es. r— one thinks they're going to get es. r expect— one thinks they're going to get es. r expect rt.— one thinks they're going to get 35. i expect it. they will eente— 35. i expect it. they will settle for— 35. i expect it. they will settle for a _ 35. i expect it. they will settle for a three year deal, pretatty— settle for a three year deal, pretatty 5,— settle for a three year deal, pretatty 5, sn— settle for a three year deal, probably 5, 5% and 5. and again , vou— probably 5, 5% and 5. and again , you knew— probably 5, 5% and 5. and again , you know what?— probably 5, 5% and 5. and again , you know what? the big issue here— , you know what? the big issue here ree— , you know what? the big issue here is? we're—

, you know what? the big issue here is? we're18_ , you know what? the big issue here is? we're 18 months out tren— here is? we're 18 months out hen a— here is? we're 18 months out from a general— here is? we're 18 months out from a general election and it's htghty— from a general election and it's hrghty peeertte— from a general election and it's highly possible we're going to have— highly possible we're going to have a— highly possible we're going to have a complete— highly possible we're going to have a complete change of gear and— have a complete change of gear and a— have a complete change of gear and a change— have a complete change of gear and a change of— have a complete change of gear and a change of government. so the reat— and a change of government. so the real issue— and a change of government. so the real issue is— and a change of government. so the real issue is the question is the real issue is the question re what— the real issue is the question re what are— the real issue is the question is what are labour going to do apert— is what are labour going to do about three — is what are labour going to do about this? okay,— is what are labour going to do about this? ?2 is what are labour going to do about this? 32 about this? okay, roy, stay with us. we're just going to get back to tom and get another view about the political aspect of this in terms of it's not just this in terms of it's not just this government as roy says, it's going to be maybe a labour government. they're going to implement this. it certainly is. but-interesting— implement this. it certainly is. but-interesting thing- but the interesting thing i app— but the interesting thing i think the— but the interesting thing i think the front of that press conference just— think the front of that press conference just before it etanert— conference just before it etanert we — conference just before it started, we saw not only the neatth — started, we saw not only the health secretary— started, we saw not only the health secretary walk in, steve taretay— health secretary walk in, steve taretaylatee— health secretary walk in, steve barclay, also jeremy hunt, barclay, but also jeremy hunt, the chancellor— barclay, but also jeremy hunt, the chancellor .— barclay, but also jeremy hunt, the chancellor . now of course he the chancellor. now of course he tanewety— the chancellor. now of course he was famously health secretary anter— was famously health secretary enter the— was famously health secretary under the cameron government, but under the cameron government, tat then— under the cameron government, tat then he— under the cameron government, but then he became chair of the hearth— but then he became chair of the health select— but then he became chair of the health select committee right up and through— health select committee right up and through the— health select committee right up and through the pandemic. and as charr— and through the pandemic. and as than at— and through the pandemic. and as that at the— and through the pandemic. and as chair of the health— and through the pandemic. and as chair of the health select committee, _ chair of the health select committee, he - chair of the health select committee, he did a lot of work on committee, he did a lot of work an retention.— committee, he did a lot of work on retention. he— committee, he did a lot of work on retention. he even wrote a heat— on retention. he even wrote a heat apert— on retention. he even wrote a book about how— on retention. he even wrote a book about how to get excess teathe— book about how to get excess teathe .— book about how to get excess deaths . what— book about how to get excess deaths . what are— book about how to get excess deaths . what are they called deaths. what are they called awertatte— deaths. what are they called avoidable deaths down to zero.

ant— avoidable deaths down to zero. ant rt— avoidable deaths down to zero. and it eeene— avoidable deaths down to zero. and it seems that— avoidable deaths down to zero. and it seems that jeremy hunt's nngerpnnte— and it seems that jeremy hunt's fingerprints are— and it seems that jeremy hunt's fingerprints are over this as much— fingerprints are over this as much ae— fingerprints are over this as much as steve— fingerprints are over this as much as steve barclay's or the eet— much as steve barclay's or the reet et— much as steve barclay's or the reet at the— much as steve barclay's or the rest of the nhs— much as steve barclay's or the rest of the nhs is. _ much as steve barclay's or the rest of the nhs is. that's a reatty— rest of the nhs is. that's a really interesting point because it eane— really interesting point because it that— really interesting point because it means that the— really interesting point because it means that the funding thing is it means that the funding thing re very,— it means that the funding thing re very, very— it means that the funding thing is very, very important there. perhape— is very, very important there. perhaps these— is very, very important there. perhaps these are plans and the tapew— perhaps these are plans and the tatew nany— perhaps these are plans and the labour party has— perhaps these are plans and the labour party has already indicated— labour party has already indicated that- labour party has already indicated that it would want to renew— indicated that it would want to tettew very— indicated that it would want to follow very similar fiscal plans to the— follow very similar fiscal plans to the conservative party. perhape— to the conservative party. perhaps this— to the conservative party. perhaps this is- to the conservative party. perhaps this is something that wee— perhaps this is something that wee streetrng — perhaps this is something that wes streeting and his colleagues in wes streeting and his colleagues tn the— wes streeting and his colleagues tn the tapew— wes streeting and his colleagues in the labour party— wes streeting and his colleagues in the labour party can get on heart— in the labour party can get on heart wtth. — in the labour party can get on board with. well,— in the labour party can get on board with. well, i- in the labour party can get on board with. �*vw�*2ee “ �*ftt�*2s board with. well, i mean wes streeting saying, you know, you still nicked our idea. still you've nicked our idea. yeah . thank you very yeahy. thank you very much yeah. thank you very much tneeeg— yeah. thank you very much indeed, tom _ yeah. thank you very much indeed, tom roy, thank you as wett— indeed, tom roy, thank you as wett ter— indeed, tom roy, thank you as wett ter yew— indeed, tom roy, thank you as well for your analysis and of course, more coming up in terms of course, more coming up in terms et reaetten— course, more coming up in terms et reaetten te— course, more coming up in terms of reaction to what— course, more coming up in terms of reaction to what professor stephen—wae- of reaction to what professori stephen _was this stephen powis said, was this tanenart— stephen powis said, was this landmark day— stephen powis said, was this landmark day for the nhs. we're going— landmark day for the nhs. we're getng threwgh— landmark day for the nhs. we're going through .the— landmark day for the nhs. we're going through the details going through all the details for

us the scenes from paris as a third night of violence rocks france following the fatal police shooting of a 17 year old boy. nearly 900 people have been arrested and nearly 250 police injured. and marseille has just banned all public demonstrations here. the prime minister unveils a huge— here. the prime minister unveils a huge overhaul— here. the prime minister unveils a huge overhaul of— “22 the prime minister unveils a huge overhaul of the nhs, hatter— a huge overhaul of the nhs, hattee ae— a huge overhaul of the nhs, hattee ae a— a huge overhaul of the nhs, hailed as a landmark day for the heath— hailed as a landmark day for the health service,— hailed as a landmark day for the health service, but— hailed as a landmark day for the health service, but no word on pav- — health service, but no word on pay. re— health service, but no word on pay. re tr— health service, but no word on pay. re t a— health service, but no word on pay. is it a successful prescription- pay. is it a successful prescription for an ailing patent— prescription for an ailing pattent e — prescription for an ailing patient ? will- prescription for an ailing patient ? �*vw�* ll “2“22“ prescription for an ailing- patient ? will birmingham go prescription for an ailing— patient ? will birmingham go bust patient? will birmingham go bust ? but the city council has to find up to £760 million to meet historic pay claims. and the bill is growing by 14 million every month . we're live in the every month. we're live in the city of a thousand trades and quite a few pay claims.

also coming up from quite a few pay claims.- - also coming up from court, . also coming up from court, the accusations that— accusations that one of biggest etare— accusations that one of biggest stars. hollywood— accusations that one of biggest stars hollywood is sexual stars in hollywood is a sexual hatty— stars in hollywood is a sexual hatty. .tateet— stars in hollywood is a sexual bully.-latest as- stars in hollywood is a sexual bully. latest as kevin bully. the latest as kevin spacey— bully. the latest as kevin spaeey raeee— bully. the latest as kevin spacey faces charges of sexual aeeawtt— spacey faces charges of sexual assault, which— spacey faces charges of sexual assault, which he— spacey faces charges of sexual assault, which he denies . first, assault, which he denies. first, tateet— assault, which he denies. first, latest headlines— assault, which he denies. first, latest headlines with rhiannon . latest headlines with rhiannon. wart.— latest headlines with rhiannon. wart. thank— latest headlines with rhiannon. mark, thank you. _ latest headlines with rhiannon. mark, thank you. good- latest headlines with rhiannon. mark, thank you. good afternoon. it's 1:01. your top story is from the newsroom . prime from the newsroom. prime minister rishi sunak has set out the government's 50 year plan to boost nhs staffing in england. it's being described as the most radical reform of the nhs in its 75 year history. but no word on pay- 75 year history. but no word on pay. the 151 page plan aims to plug pay. the 151 page plan aims to plug shortages of over 300,000 staff in england. it includes more university places for medical and nursing students as well as a greater emphasis on

apprenticeships, with £2.4 billion worth of funding over five years. rishi sunak says it focuses on three key areas that need reforming . this is the nhs need reforming. this is the nhs ptan— need reforming. this is the nhs ptan ane— need reforming. this is the nhs own plan and the— 2 “2 this is the nhs own plan and the government is prewa— own plan and the government is neat te— own plan and the government is prewe te hatt— own plan and the government is proud to back it— own plan and the government is proud to back it .— own plan and the government is proud to back it. funding the epaneten— proud to back it. funding the epaneten et— proud to back it. funding the expansion of education and tratntng— expansion of education and tratntng ter— expansion of education and training for the— expansion of education and training for the first five yeare— training for the first five yeare tn— training for the first five years in full,— training for the first five years in full, with over £24 htttten— years in full, with over £24 htttten et— years in full, with over £24 billion of additional investment . tea— billion of additional investment . tea an— billion of additional investment . you can trust— billion of additional investment . you can trust this government wtth— . you can trust this government wtth the— . you can trust this government wtth the the— . you can trust this government wtth the we .— . you can trust this government with the nhs . the— . you can trust this government with the nhs . the plan rests on with the nhs. the plan rests on three— with the nhs. the plan rests on three principles— with the nhs. the plan rests on three principles train , retain three principles train, retain ane— three principles train, retain and reernt— three principles train, retain and reernt ,— three principles train, retain and reform , while shadow health and reform, while shadow health secretary— and reform, while shadow health secretary wee— and reform, while shadow health secretary wes streeting says enty— secretary wes streeting says enty tahew— secretary wes streeting says only labour knows how to fix the the— only labour knows how to fix the we . — only labour knows how to fix the we . arter— only labour knows how to fix the the. after re— only labour knows how to fix the nhs . after 13 years— only labour knows how to fix the nhs . after 13 years of- nhs. after 13 years of catastrophic mismanagement of the nhs, which has bred the worst crisis in its history , i'm worst crisis in its history, i'm not surprised the conservatives are looking to labour and taking our workforce plan and running with it . i'm our workforce plan and running with it. i'm sure our workforce plan and running with it . i'm sure the country with it. i'm sure the country will do that at the next general election to labour's got a

strong record on the nhs , the strong record on the nhs, the shortest waiting times, the highest patient satisfaction in history , and now we've got to history, and now we've got to build on this workforce plan to go even further . rishi sunak go even further. rishi sunak eaye— go even further. rishi sunak eaye. tert— go even further. rishi sunak eaye. tent zae— 22 “ rishi sunak says. lord zac goldsmith, resign as says. lord zac goldsmith, resign ae a ntnteter— says. lord zac goldsmith, resign as a minister after— says. lord zac goldsmith, resign as a minister after refusing to apetegtee— as a minister after refusing to apetegtee ter— as a minister after refusing to apologise for his— as a minister after refusing to apologise for his criticism of a cennene— apologise for his criticism of a commons investigation into boris renneen-e— commons investigation into boris johnson's partygate probe. the ntne— johnson's partygate probe. the prime minister— johnson's partygate probe. the prime minister says lord goldsmith's_ prime minister says lord goldsmith's comment . it's about goldsmith's comment. it's about the trtwttegee— goldsmith's comment. it's about the privileges committee were tneenpatthte— the privileges committee were incompatible with his position as a minister— incompatible with his position as a minister in— incompatible with his position as a minister in his resignation tenet— as a minister in his resignation papa, tert— as a minister in his resignation letter, lord goldsmith accused the government— letter, lord goldsmith accused the government of climate change apathy,— the government of climate change apathy, eaytng— the government of climate change apathy, eaytng tr— the government of climate change apathy, saying it made his role as apathy, saying it made his role ae wtnteter— apathy, saying it made his role as minister for— apathy, saying it made his role as minister for international tnwtrennent— as minister for international environment untenable . in environment untenable. in trane— environment untenable. in france, authorities have arreetee— france, authorities have arrested 875— france, authorities have arrested 875 people following a thte— arrested 875 people following a that ntght— arrested 875 people following a that ntght et— arrested 875 people following a third night of riots and towns ane— third night of riots and towns and thee— third night of riots and towns and cities across— third night of riots and towns and cities across the country , and cities across the country, zen— and cities across the country, zen pettee— and cities across the country, 249 police officers were injured thtng— 249 police officers were injured eartng taet— 249 police officers were injured during last night's riots. protesters— during last night's riots. protesters are- during last night's riots. protesters are demanding justice for protesters are demanding justice terthe— protesters are demanding justice ter the p— protesters are demanding justice ter the rt year— protesters are demanding justice for the 17 year old _ protesters are demanding justice for the 17 year old known only as for the 17 year old known only ae wahat— for the 17 year old known only ae wahat m,— for the 17 year old known only as nahal m, who— for the 17 year old known only as nahal m, who was shot dead by

pettee— as nahal m, who was shot dead by pettee arter— as nahal m, who was shot dead by pettee after he— as nahal m, who was shot dead by police after he failed to stop his police after he failed to stop hte ea— police after he failed to stop hte tn— police after he failed to stop his car in on— police after he failed to stop his car in on tuesday. the ettteer— his car in on tuesday. the officer who— his car in on tuesday. the officer who fired the shot has appeatee— officer who fired the shot has appealed charges to the family. nee— appealed charges to the family. ne-e heen— appealed charges to the family. he's been charged with voluntary hentetee— he's been charged with voluntary hentette .— he's been charged with voluntary homicide . president emmanuel homicide. president emmanuel naen— homicide. president emmanuel naen hae— homicide. president emmanuel macron has been— homicide. president emmanuel macron has been holding a second enete— macron has been holding a second ertete neettng— macron has been holding a second crisis meeting following the here— crisis meeting following the rtete .— crisis meeting following the riots . police— crisis meeting following the riots . police have launched a riots. police have launched a eewhte— riots. police have launched a double murder— riots. police have launched a double murder investigation arter— double murder investigation after a— double murder investigation after a teenager and a 23 year ete— after a teenager and a 23 year eta an— after a teenager and a 23 year eta wae— after a teenager and a 23 year old man was stabbed in islington in old man was stabbed in islington tn henn— old man was stabbed in islington in north london— old man was stabbed in islington in north london last night. a thte— in north london last night. a third victim— in north london last night. a third victim was— in north london last night. a third victim was also found with a etah— third victim was also found with a etah went — third victim was also found with a stab wound. his— third victim was also found with a stab wound. his condition ten-t— a stab wound. his condition ten-t thehght— a stab wound. his condition isn't thought to _ a stab wound. his condition isn't thought to be life threatening. - isn't thought to be life threatening. no arrests have heen— threatening. no arrests have heen mate.— threatening. no arrests have been made. police believe a targe— been made. police believe a large number— been made. police believe a large number of— been made. police believe a large number of people were preeent— large number of people were preeent when— large number of people were present when the attack took ptaee— present when the attack took ptaee ant — present when the attack took ptaee ant are— present when the attack took place and are urging witnesses to place and are urging witnesses te ee— place and are urging witnesses to come forward— place and are urging witnesses to come forward .— place and are urging witnesses to come forward . and the energy to come forward. and the energy reghtater— to come forward. and the energy regntater eaye— to come forward. and the energy regulator says it's— to come forward. and the energy regulator says it's great news that— regulator says it's great news that peepte— regulator says it's great news that people will— regulator says it's great news that people will see their bills trep— that people will see their bills trep hy— that people will see their bills trep hy theo— that people will see their bills trep hy tree a— that people will see their bills drop by £460 a year from tomorrow . ofgem says it's taken tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range et— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range er etepe— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range of steps to— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range of steps to stabilise the— a range of steps to stabilise the market— a range of steps to stabilise the market and— a range of steps to stabilise the market and protect consumers . theee— the market and protect consumers . those, however,— the market and protect consumers . those, however, bills will

remain a lot— . those, however, bills will remain a lot higher than they twe— remain a lot higher than they were two years— remain a lot higher than they were two years ago. £800 more epenetwe— were two years ago. £800 more expensive. that's— were two years ago. £800 more expensive. that's almost double the regntater-e— expensive. that's almost double the regulator's urging . people the regulator's urging. people whe— the regulator's urging. people whe are— the regulator's urging. people who are struggling to make paynente— who are struggling to make paynente te— who are struggling to make payments to reach out to their enppttere— payments to reach out to their enppttere ae— payments to reach out to their suppliers as soon— payments to reach out to their suppliers as soon as possible . suppliers as soon as possible. the— suppliers as soon as possible. the tawehtt— suppliers as soon as possible. the lawsuit by— suppliers as soon as possible. the lawsuit by the duke of sheee— the lawsuit by the duke of sheee ,— the lawsuit by the duke of sussex , among— the lawsuit by the duke of sussex , among others, against sussex, among others, against rather— sussex, among others, against water erehp— sussex, among others, against mirror group newspapers over attegattene— mirror group newspapers over allegations of— mirror group newspapers over allegations of phone hacking, is due allegations of phone hacking, is the re— allegations of phone hacking, is due to conclude— allegations of phone hacking, is due to conclude today. the trial is over. alleged— due to conclude today. the trial is over. alleged unlawful information— is over. alleged unlawful information gathering between inform ation gathering between rehe— inform ation gathering between the ant— information gathering between 1996 and 2011.— information gathering between 1996 and 2011. the mirror group tentee— 1996 and 2011. the mirror group tentee he— 1996 and 2011. the mirror group tentee he any— 1996 and 2011. the mirror group denies us any wrongdoing . and denies us any wrongdoing. and a eeen— denies us any wrongdoing. and a teen hae— denies us any wrongdoing. and a teen hae heen— denies us any wrongdoing. and a court has been told— denies us any wrongdoing. and a court has been told oscar wtnntng— court has been told oscar winning actor— court has been told oscar winning actor kevin spacey is a eexhat— winning actor kevin spacey is a eexpat hptty— winning actor kevin spacey is a sexual bully who— winning actor kevin spacey is a sexual bully who delights in nattng— sexual bully who delights in making others— sexual bully who delights in making others feel uncomfortable tprtng— making others feel uncomfortable tprtng hte— making others feel uncomfortable during his trial— making others feel uncomfortable during his trial at— making others feel uncomfortable during his trial at southwark crewn— during his trial at southwark crewn ceph— during his trial at southwark crown court, prosecutor shooters teeerthet— crown court, prosecutor shooters teeerthet the— crown court, prosecutor shooters described the hollywood star as a whe— described the hollywood star as a man who sexually assaults ether— a man who sexually assaults ether nen— a man who sexually assaults other men. the— a man who sexually assaults other men. the actor faces 12 ehargee— other men. the actor faces 12 ehargee et— other men. the actor faces 12 charges of sex— other men. the actor faces 12 charges of sex offences against repr— charges of sex offences against four men, which— charges of sex offences against four men, which allegedly took ptaee— four men, which allegedly took place between— four men, which allegedly took place between 2001 and 2013. he tentee— place between 2001 and 2013. he tentee the— place between 2001 and 2013. he denies the charges— place between 2001 and 2013. he denies the charges against him .

denies the charges against him. a new— denies the charges against him. a tatt— denies the charges against him. a ratt hae— denies the charges against him. a new jail has opened in teteeeter— a new jail has opened in leicester to— a new jail has opened in leicester to help reduce crime, as leicester to help reduce crime, ae wett— leicester to help reduce crime, ae wett ae— leicester to help reduce crime, as well as boosting the local eey ntn— as well as boosting the local economy. hmp fosseway the prison has economy. hmp fosseway the prison hae an— economy. hmp fosseway the prison has an innovative— economy. hmp fosseway the prison has an innovative security measures and— has an innovative security measures and also plans to help prteenere— measures and also plans to help prteenee ttnt— measures and also plans to help prisoners find work. it's environmentally to the justice secretary— environmentally to the justice secretary eaye— environmentally to the justice secretary says it's part of a more extensive _ secretary says it's part of a more extensive prison building pregranne— more extensive prison building pregranne ant— more extensive prison building programme and the king will receive a special— programme and the king will receive a special sword named the elizabeth— receive a special sword named the elizabeth when he visits tttnhprgh— the elizabeth when he visits edinburgh next— the elizabeth when he visits edinburgh next week. king chartee— edinburgh next week. king charles will— edinburgh next week. king charles will be presented with the ewert— charles will be presented with the sword before— charles will be presented with the sword before a thanksgiving eentee— the sword before a thanksgiving eentee at— the sword before a thanksgiving service at saint— the sword before a thanksgiving service at saint giles cathedral on service at saint giles cathedral en wetneetay.— service at saint giles cathedral on wednesday. the elizabeth , on wednesday. the elizabeth, tneptret— on wednesday. the elizabeth, tneptret hy— on wednesday. the elizabeth, inspired by thistles and scotland's— inspired by thistles and scotland's landscape, replaces the deteriorating _ scotland's landscape, replaces the deteriorating sword of . the deteriorating sword of. state— the deteriorating sword of. state the— the deteriorating sword of. state this is— the deteriorating sword of. state this is gb news. we'll hang— state this is gb news. we'll hrtng yep— state this is gb news. we'll hrtng yep nee— state this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now— bring you more as it happens. wew, thepgh— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to that— now, though, it's back over to that ant— now, though, it's back over to that ant .—

mark and. pip i breaking. mark and. pip breaking news and french president emmanuel in president emmanuel macron is in crisis talks this lunchtime after nearly 900 people were arrested after a third night of rioting. right across france. several hundred police were injured and the city of marseille has just announced a ban on all public demonstrations after those disturbances spread to many french cities. indeed , to many french cities. indeed, and that's what's— ”2’“2“ 2 indeed, and that's what's concerning, of the— and that's what's concerning, of course, the french— and that's what's concerning, of course, the french authorities , course, the french authorities, that— course, the french authorities, that he— course, the french authorities, that he net— course, the french authorities, that it's not just— course, the french authorities, that it's not just paris, that they-we— that it's not just paris, that they've outbreaks, they've been outbreaks, as you tan-hen — they've been outbreaks, as you tan-hen the— they've been outbreaks, as you can from the north to the can see from the north to the weer— can see from the north to the weet ant— can see from the north to the west and east— can see from the north to the west and east and even as far eepth— west and east and even as far eepth ae— west and east and even as far south as powell— west and east and even as far south as powell there in the tyreneee— south as powell there in the hyreneee .— south as powell there in the pyrenees . and— south as powell there in the pyrenees . and that really has pyrenees. and that really has atarnet— pyrenees. and that really has atarnet the— pyrenees. and that really has alarmed the french government wtth— alarmed the french government wtth att— alarmed the french government wtth att thte— alarmed the french government with all this violence sparked by with all this violence sparked hy-tatat— with all this violence sparked by-fatal police- with all this violence sparked by fatal police shooting of by the fatal police shooting of 17 by the fatal police shooting of rt year— by the fatal police shooting of rt year ett— by the fatal police shooting of 17 year old nigel— by the fatal police shooting of 17 year old nigel m of algerian teeeent— 17 year old nigel m of algerian descent during— 17 year old nigel m of algerian descent during a— 17 year old nigel m of algerian descent during a traffic stop . descent during a traffic stop. ant— descent during a traffic stop. ant the— descent during a traffic stop. and the policeman is now in epetety. — and the policeman is now in custody. well,— and the policeman is now in custody. well, noel's funeral expeetet— custody. well, noel's funeral expeetet te— custody. well, noel's funeral expected to be— custody. well, noel's funeral expected to be held tomorrow . expected to be held tomorrow. ant— expected to be held tomorrow. ant et— expected to be held tomorrow. and of course,— expected to be held tomorrow. and of course, we'll have more on and of course, we'll have more en that. — and of course, we'll have more en that. tpr— and of course, we'll have more on that. but let's— and of course, we'll have more on that. but let's have an tntteatten— on that. but let's have an indication now— on that. but let's have an indication now from paul hawkins and indication now from paul hawkins ant what— indication now from paul hawkins ant what many— indication now from paul hawkins and what many are—

indication now from paul hawkins and what many are calling france's george— and what many are calling france's george floyd moment . france's george floyd moment. rpetree— france's george floyd moment. rpettee ter— france's george floyd moment. justice for noel— france's george floyd moment. justice for noel. _ france's george floyd moment. justice for noel . “22x france's george floyd moment. justice for noel . “22a 2132. france's george floyd moment. justice for noel . “22x 222“ justice for noel. they chant for his mother, munia, with the blonde hair and the white t shirt in the middle, surrounded by family, friends and supporters as they marched through nanterre yesterday . he through nanterre yesterday. he is a young boy. he's very d x he is a young boy. he's very kind. he-s— is a young boy. he's very kind. he-s not— is a young boy. he's very kind. he-s not evil— is a young boy. he's very kind. he's not evil ,— is a young boy. he's very kind. he's not evil , he's— is a young boy. he's very kind. he's not evil , he's not a thug. he's not evil, he's not a thug. what— he's not evil, he's not a thug. what the— he's not evil, he's not a thug. what the media— he's not evil, he's not a thug. what the media are saying about him is— what the media are saying about him is not— what the media are saying about him is not true.— what the media are saying about him is not true. we're not contradicting— him is not true. we're not contradicting the legal or pence— contradicting the legal or police procedure . yes, he was police procedure. yes, he was driving— police procedure. yes, he was driving a— police procedure. yes, he was driving a car— police procedure. yes, he was driving a car without a licence. he iiiei— driving a car without a licence. he iiiei io— driving a car without a licence. he tried to flee,— driving a car without a licence. he tried to flee, but he should not he tried to flee, but he should noi be— he tried to flee, but he should not be killed— he tried to flee, but he should not be killed .— he tried to flee, but he should not be killed . and that's all not be killed. and that's all iiiey— not be killed. and that's all they shouldn't— not be killed. and that's all they shouldn't have fired. it; they shouldn't have fired. he iaux— they shouldn't have fired. he iaux pas— they shouldn't have fired. he iaux pas in— they shouldn't have fired. he faux pas in 2017,— they shouldn't have fired. he faux pas in 2017, the- they shouldn't have fired. he faux pas in 2017, the number of situations in which french police could use firearms was widened to include traffic stops . it stated that officers can open — . it stated that officers can open fie— . it stated that officers can open fie if— . it stated that officers can open fire if e— it stated that officers can open fire if a vehicle refuses in order— open fire if a vehicle refuses in order io— open fire if a vehicle refuses in order to stop.— open fire if a vehicle refuses in order to stop. and it's eeeupepie— in order to stop. and it's occupants are- in order to stop. and it's occupants are likely to pose a risk— occupants are likely to pose a risk io— occupants are likely to pose a risk is iireir— occupants are likely to pose a risk to their life— occupants are likely to pose a risk to their life or physical sereir— risk to their life or physical serery er— risk to their life or physical serery or re — risk to their life or physical safety or to other peoples. siree — safety or to other peoples. siree riser. — safety or to other peoples. since then, official statistics

show— since then, official statistics sirerr irre— since then, official statistics show the majority of victims of ieiirei— show the majority of victims of ieiirei peiiee— show the majority of victims of lethal police shootings during a reprie— lethal police shootings during a rreriie sipp— lethal police shootings during a traffic stop are— lethal police shootings during a traffic stop are either black or irrep— traffic stop are either black or arei. repri— traffic stop are either black or arab. nahal was— traffic stop are either black or arab. nahal was reported french aiperierr— arab. nahal was reported french aiperierr . — arab. nahal was reported french aiperier. i— arab. nahal was reported french algerian . i think— arab. nahal was reported french algerian . i think our- arab. nahal was reported french algerian . ” 2.2; arab. nahal was reported french algerian . ” 2.2 222; algerian. i think our police are tired. our police need training. our police need more people. they are exhausted and it gets even more out of hand . and even more out of hand. and within this same police there is racism. and we absolutely have to fight that . so what happened to fight that. so what happened on to fight that. so what happened or iresiey— to fight that. so what happened or iresier e— to fight that. so what happened on tuesday .7 police— to fight that. so what happened on tuesday .7 police say- �*" q2 so what happened on tuesday .7 police say a yellow on tuesday? police say a yellow privi— on tuesday? police say a yellow eiiw wiri— on tuesday? police say a yellow bmw with three _ on tuesday? police say a yellow bmw with three people inside was stepped— bmw with three people inside was stopped rer— bmw with three people inside was stopped for erratic— bmw with three people inside was stopped for erratic driving and because— stopped for erratic driving and because of— stopped for erratic driving and because of the— stopped for erratic driving and because of the driver's young age— because of the driver's young epe. ire— because of the driver's young age, he refused— because of the driver's young age, he refused to stop, ran a rei— age, he refused to stop, ran a red iipirr— age, he refused to stop, ran a red light before— age, he refused to stop, ran a red light before stopping in prettie— red light before stopping in traffic. officer— red light before stopping in traffic. officer has caught up wiri— traffic. officer has caught up with i.— traffic. officer has caught up with it are— traffic. officer has caught up with it. and when they'll refused— with it. and when they'll refused to _ with it. and when they'll refused to stop again, he was sier— refused to stop again, he was sirei peee.— refused to stop again, he was shot dead. the— refused to stop again, he was shot dead. the officer who opened— shot dead. the officer who opened fire— shot dead. the officer who opened fire is— shot dead. the officer who opened fire is under investigation for murder or what the investigation for murder or what rise rrerreir— investigation for murder or what the french call— investigation for murder or what the french call voluntary homicide— the french call voluntary homicide died. nantes prosecutor has homicide died. nantes prosecutor ires eireeir— homicide died. nantes prosecutor has already called— homicide died. nantes prosecutor has already called the killing uriewrui— has already called the killing uriewrui .— has already called the killing unlawful . so— has already called the killing unlawful . so the question is, unlawful. so the question is, rise— unlawful. so the question is, rise use— unlawful. so the question is, was the use of— unlawful. so the question is, was the use of force proportionate? the police investigation— proportionate? the police investigation continues , but investigation continues, but iris— investigation continues, but this is— investigation continues, but this is another—

investigation continues, but this is another george floyd mmei— this is another george floyd mem rer— this is another george floyd moment for france, another peiiee— moment for france, another peiiee mump— moment for france, another police killing famous french moire— police killing famous french motto liberte_ police killing famous french motto liberte egalite fraternite iiierir— motto liberte egalite fraternite iiierir .— motto liberte egalite fraternite means liberty , equality and means liberty, equality and ireiemiir— means liberty, equality and ireiemiir .— means liberty, equality and fraternity . but— means liberty, equality and fraternity . but noel's death has fraternity. but noel's death has emir— fraternity. but noel's death has only reinforced— fraternity. but noel's death has only reinforced the view amongst merr— only reinforced the view amongst mem eiimie— only reinforced the view amongst many ethnic minorities in france mei— many ethnic minorities in france iirei emir— many ethnic minorities in france iirei suit me— many ethnic minorities in france that only two thirds of that moire— that only two thirds of that moire ere— that only two thirds of that motto are true. _ that only two thirds of that motto are true. paul hawkins gb news— motto are true. paul hawkins gb news news— motto are true. paul hawkins gb news news for— motto are true. paul hawkins gb news news for suis gb news home and news news for suis gb news home emu seeuriw— news news for suis gb news home and security editor— news news for suis gb news home and security editor marc white prime— and security editor marc white prime us— and security editor marc white can bring us now— and security editor marc white can bring us now the very latest iresiiem— can bring us now the very latest president macron,— can bring us now the very latest president macron, as we speak, is epeirimp— president macron, as we speak, is chairing those— president macron, as we speak, is chairing those crisis talks . is chairing those crisis talks. mere— is chairing those crisis talks. ipere pes— is chairing those crisis talks. there has been— is chairing those crisis talks. there has been suggestions that france could be in a state of emergency. yes it's certainly possible. he pulled out of the european— possible. he pulled out of the european summit— possible. he pulled out of the european summit in- he pulled out of the european summit in brussels eeriw— european summit in brussels eeriw ip— european summit in brussels early to per— european summit in brussels early to get back— european summit in brussels early to get back to chair this crisis— early to get back to chair this crisis meeting. _ early to get back to chair this crisis meeting. we're told from pis— crisis meeting. we're told from pis im— crisis meeting. we're told from sources his in the— crisis meeting. we're told from sources his in the meeting that he sources his in the meeting that pe is— sources his in the meeting that he is saying— sources his in the meeting that he is sewing pe-s— sources his in the meeting that he is saying he's prepared to do wpeiewer— he is saying he's prepared to do wpeiewer is— he is saying he's prepared to do whatever is required to get a grip— whatever is required to get a grip wim— whatever is required to get a grip wirp mis— whatever is required to get a grip with this situation, which

is me— grip with this situation, which is me map— grip with this situation, which is the map that— grip with this situation, which is the map that you were showing emper— is the map that you were showing earlier, indicates— is the map that you were showing earlier, indicates just how widespread— earlier, indicates just how widespread this is right across the widespread this is right across rpe eeumrw— widespread this is right across the country, north, south—east emi— the country, north, south—east mi west— the country, north, south—east mp wesi .— the country, north, south—east and west , more— the country, north, south—east and west, more than ten major eemresr— and west, more than ten major emris ep— and west, more than ten major centres of population that have peep— centres of population that have peem struck— centres of population that have been struck by— centres of population that have been struck by violence are now running— been struck by violence are now running imp— been struck by violence are now running into the— been struck by violence are now running into the third day and most— running into the third day and most ep— running into the third day and most or me— running into the third day and most of the very— running into the third day and most of the very significant ireupie— most of the very significant rrpupie is— most of the very significant rrpupie is .— most of the very significant trouble is , is— most of the very significant trouble is , is around paris trouble is, is around paris iiseip— trouble is, is around paris iisep .— trouble is, is around paris iisep . pui— trouble is, is around paris itself , but also- trouble is, is around paris itself , but also in the southern itself, but also in the southern sipp— itself, but also in the southern city er— itself, but also in the southern city of marseille— itself, but also in the southern city of marseille .— itself, but also in the southern city of marseille . we've had city of marseille. we've had eeiueiiw— city of marseille. we've had eerueiiw rpe — city of marseille. we've had actually the mayor in marseille emi— actually the mayor in marseille mp issui— actually the mayor in marseille and local authorities there emeumeimg— and local authorities there announcing that there will be a pm— announcing that there will be a pm pm— announcing that there will be a ban on demonstrations, public gurperimgs— ban on demonstrations, public gurperimgs .— ban on demonstrations, public gatherings . but— ban on demonstrations, public gatherings. but public ban on demonstrations, public gatherings . but public transport gatherings. but public transport in me— gatherings. but public transport in me sipp— gatherings. but public transport in the city will— gatherings. but public transport in the city will be— gatherings. but public transport in the city will be suspended prem— in the city will be suspended from moo. — in the city will be suspended from 7:00. there— in the city will be suspended from 7:00. there are some imereiipie— from 7:00. there are some incredible footage shot on a mepiie— incredible footage shot on a mobile phone— incredible footage shot on a mobile phone that shows a public iiprew— mobile phone that shows a public iiprew im— mobile phone that shows a public library in marseille— mobile phone that shows a public library in marseille that has peep— library in marseille that has peem rem— library in marseille that has been torn set— library in marseille that has been torn set ablaze by the rippers— been torn set ablaze by the rippers im— been torn set ablaze by the rioters in that—

been torn set ablaze by the rioters in that city. it is a very.— rioters in that city. it is a very. very— rioters in that city. it is a very, very tense- rioters in that city. it is a very, very tense situation in nerseiiie— very, very tense situation in marseille as— very, very tense situation in marseille as we _ very, very tense situation in marseille as we speak. '“r: “ marseille as we speak. and in perms— marseille as we speak. and in perms pr— marseille as we speak. and in terms of nanterre, this suburb of paris, the mayor of nanterre, patrick zahawi, was at this meeting and he said that he wanted to be there to convey the emotion and anger, felt by residents of this particular town or part of paris, shared , town or part of paris, shared, he said, in all its diversity and indicating that the funeral now will be tomorrow attended by the mother . and one wonders what the mother. and one wonders what sort of spark or flashpoint that might provide . well, it could go might provide. well, it could go one might provide. well, it could go ep— might provide. well, it could go or we— might provide. well, it could go one of two ways. _ q2 22. well, it could go one of two ways. sometimes q2 22; well, it could go one of two ways. sometimes these eems— one of two ways. sometimes these eems im— one of two ways. sometimes these eems im perms— one of two ways. sometimes these events in terms of— one of two ways. sometimes these events in terms of the funeral pe— events in terms of the funeral pe e— events in terms of the funeral pe e pir— events in terms of the funeral can be a bit cathartic . like you can be a bit cathartic. like you newe— can be a bit cathartic. like you can have family— can be a bit cathartic. like you can have family members calling out can have family members calling pup rer— can have family members calling pup per eeim — can have family members calling out for calm and— can have family members calling out for calm and peace. ' 2 out for calm and peace. and eerpemiw— out for calm and peace. and certainly mughniyeh did that yesterday, didn't she, on that in that white march in the city? i mean, what you also have and we've seen it time and again with riots that spread is often

very young people that are just caught up in the excitement, the testosterone and the adrenaline of people that just want a good scrap. and sadly , we and that's scrap. and sadly, we and that's wipi— scrap. and sadly, we and that's wper poure— scrap. and sadly, we and that's what you're seeing— 2 and sadly, we and that's what you're seeing with widespread— what you're seeing with widespread looting. that's puking— widespread looting. that's taking place. _ widespread looting. that's taking place. /2». widespread looting. that's taking place. 42». “q taking place. you were talking about actually, mark, in marseille, i think we can now show you pictures. just tell us again what you were saying about what happened. yeah, well, you can what happened. yeah, well, you mis— what happened. yeah, well, you can see this is— what happened. yeah, well, you can see this is the— what happened. yeah, well, you can see this is the main- 2 yeah, well, you can see this is the main public iiprew— can see this is the main public iiprew im— can see this is the main public library in marseilles . and just library in marseilles. and just to weiepei— library in marseilles. and just to watched and— library in marseilles. and just to watched and very badly damaged— to watched and very badly damaged py— to watched and very badly damaged by fire there in that sipp— damaged by fire there in that city es— damaged by fire there in that city as wen. — damaged by fire there in that city as well. so _ damaged by fire there in that city as well. so see, you know , city as well. so see, you know, rpreugpeui— city as well. so see, you know, throughout france,— city as well. so see, you know, throughout france, many centres of throughout france, many centres or pepuieiiem— throughout france, many centres of population now— throughout france, many centres of population now experience seeing— of population now experience seeimg very— of population now experience seeing very significant disorder.— seeing very significant disorder. now, we're told that of disorder. now, we're told that or me— disorder. now, we're told that or me sip— disorder. now, we're told that of the 875 people that have been arrested— of the 875 people that have been erresiei emi— of the 875 people that have been arrested and a— of the 875 people that have been arrested and a very— of the 875 people that have been arrested and a very significant upe— arrested and a very significant number arrested— arrested and a very significant number arrested in three days of rising— number arrested in three days of rising .— number arrested in three days of rising . pep— number arrested in three days of rioting , half of— number arrested in three days of rioting , half of those are number arrested in three days of rioting, half of those are in me— rioting, half of those are in me peris— rioting, half of those are in the paris area.— rioting, half of those are in the paris area. so more most of me— the paris area. so more most of me ripping— the paris area. so more most of

the rioting certainly for the first— the rioting certainly for the first eeupie— the rioting certainly for the first couple of— the rioting certainly for the first couple of days was centred on peris— first couple of days was centred on reris ii— first couple of days was centred on paris. it has— first couple of days was centred on paris. it has now spread out. pui— on paris. it has now spread out. pup pep— on paris. it has now spread out. but half those— on paris. it has now spread out. but half those arrested in the peris— but half those arrested in the iris eree— but half those arrested in the paris area and— but half those arrested in the paris area and most of those erresrei— paris area and most of those erresiei — paris area and most of those arrested were told all of those erresiei— arrested were told all of those erresiei sorry.— arrested were told all of those arrested sorry, are— arrested were told all of those arrested sorry, are ranging in age— arrested sorry, are ranging in age prem— arrested sorry, are ranging in age from is— arrested sorry, are ranging in age from is re— arrested sorry, are ranging in age from 13 to 18. so the peerage— age from 13 to 18. so the teenage you— age from 13 to 18. so the teenage you a- age from 13 to 18. so the teenage you a young disaffected of teenage you a young disaffected or me— teenage you a young disaffected of the demographic out there. ipe— of the demographic out there. its reports— of the demographic out there. the reports that— of the demographic out there. the reports that are— of the demographic out there. the reports that are coming out at the moment suggest that that it's currently looting of shops, attacks on public buildings . i attacks on public buildings. i think there was a molotov cocktail that was thrown at a police station that seems to be happening more at the moment, rather than sort of pitched running battles with police. is that correct ? yes. i mean, in that correct? yes. i mean, in perms— that correct? yes. i mean, in perms ep— that correct? yes. i mean, in perms or me— that correct? yes. i mean, in terms of the sorry- that correct? yes. i mean, in terms of the sorry ,- 22“ yes. i mean, in terms of the sorry , i'm just terms of the sorry, i'm just siigppiw— terms of the sorry, i'm just slightly distracted because i pimp— slightly distracted because i think emmanuel macron has been speaking— think emmanuel macron has been speepmg upw— think emmanuel macron has been speaking now saying that after this speaking now saying that after ppis crisis— speaking now saying that after this crisis meeting , saying that this crisis meeting, saying that all this crisis meeting, saying that up wipierree— this crisis meeting, saying that all violence is— this crisis meeting, saying that all violence is unjustifiable

mp— all violence is unjustifiable and attempting to try to destabilise_ and attempting to try to destabilise our state is upperemiw— destabilise our state is apparently what the french presiiem— apparently what the french presiiem is— apparently what the french president is saying . he said our president is saying. he said our resppse pes— president is saying. he said our response has been— president is saying. he said our response has been reactive and eieppiwe— response has been reactive and eiuppiwe. mis— response has been reactive and adaptive. this is— response has been reactive and adaptive. this is just a rough preusiepieu— adaptive. this is just a rough translation that— adaptive. this is just a rough translation that we're getting from — translation that we're getting from pim — translation that we're getting from him speaking at the moment. and from him speaking at the moment. ami pte— from him speaking at the moment. ami ppe premi— from him speaking at the moment. and the french prime— from him speaking at the moment. and the french prime minister- and the french prime minister elizabeth borne at that same meeting, saying that all options were being considered to stop the unrest. now we've got this question about the state of emergency . the last time you emergency. the last time you were indicating that happened was back in 2015, the charlie hebdo problems in paris and previous to that to 2005 when we had a similar situation in terms of the north african youngsters in these various suburbs of paris. yeah, i mean, there were some understanding— yeah, i mean, there were some understanding initially upper— some understanding initially upperppe— some understanding initially after the state— some understanding initially after the state of emergency was imreiueei— after the state of emergency was introduced after— after the state of emergency was introduced after charlie hebdo, numeri— introduced after charlie hebdo, macron speaking— introduced after charlie hebdo, macron speaking . mw introduced after charlie hebdo, macron speaking . nrixrirr macron speaking. now, let's just bnng macron speaking. now, let's just bring that in. he is speaking in french. we'll try and give you a translation as it comes in. it

is important to so emmanuel numeri— is important to so emmanuel neerpu upse— is important to so emmanuel macron also saying that, you mew.— macron also saying that, you new merry— macron also saying that, you new murw pp— macron also saying that, you know, many of the events that iue — know, many of the events that iue pp — know, many of the events that were due to take— know, many of the events that were due to take place in a upe— were due to take place in a upe ep— were due to take place in a number of centres of population pave— number of centres of population pewe peeri— number of centres of population have been cancelled to be able to have been cancelled to be able pp prepeep— have been cancelled to be able to protect people— have been cancelled to be able to protect people and to be able to protect people and to be able pp prppeep— to protect people and to be able to protect property. 222; to protect property. as we are, of to protect property. as we are, pr m— to protect property. as we are, of course, in the middle of a very ongoing and serious security situation, he said that all parents need to take responsibility motty for their children. this an indication, of course, of the fact that of those arrested and they are arranging . from 13 to 18 the arranging. from 13 to 18 the vast majority of them. so an indication, as i say, of the demographic, very young indeed, of those who are involved in the worst of this rioting or at least those who are being arrested and following the rioting. also so saying that, well , he's rioting. also so saying that, well, he's confirming that here.

he says a third of those arrested were children described by him. and he said, we've seen how the social media is playing a part in orchestrating the violence. now, that's interesting because we've been heanng interesting because we've been hearing about this. there's apparently an app that many people are accessing that's giving us sort of an indication of where pockets of violence are breaking out so that people are reacting and responding and heading to those areas in as a result. right. heading to those areas in as a result . right. and it's result. right. and it's interesting— result. right. and it's interesting on- right. and it's interesting on that very note , interesting on that very note, ipe— interesting on that very note, ppe nappi— interesting on that very note, ppe newpr pr— interesting on that very note, the mayor of toulouse, jean—luc npuiepp— the mayor of toulouse, jean—luc npupepe. sewing— the mayor of toulouse, jean—luc moudenc, saying it's a tiny mippripw— moudenc, saying it's a tiny minority behind these disturbed masses and they're being epepurpgei— masses and they're being encouraged by- masses and they're being encouraged by far left extremists. _ encouraged by far left extremists. well, whether that's the extremists. well, whether that's ppe spse— extremists. well, whether that's ppe pr— extremists. well, whether that's the case or not,— extremists. well, whether that's the case or not, clearly there is spmeppipg— the case or not, clearly there is something-on- the case or not, clearly there is something on terms is something going on in terms of is something going on in terms pp ipe— is something going on in terms pp ppe weir.— is something going on in terms of the well, not— is something going on in terms of the well, not coordination, pup— of the well, not coordination, pup-perms— of the well, not coordination, but-terms of— of the well, not coordination, but-terms of the - of the well, not coordination, but terms of the reaction on but in terms of the reaction on speiei— but in terms of the reaction on speiei medie— but in terms of the reaction on social media to— but in terms of the reaction on social media to these events. p..r,_ social media to these events. yeah, absolutely— social media to these events. yeah, absolutely .— social media to these events. yeah, absolutely . it's- social media to these events. yeah, absolutely. it's also saying they will work with saying that they will work with the social media platforms to stop them being used in this

way. now, how how far they get with regard to any cooperation from from these big tech giants is another matter because they have often proved very resistant to government interfere . to government interfere. ference the camera here just prepping— ference the camera here just prepping pwpw— ference the camera here just breaking away just to explain wppp— breaking away just to explain wppp we-n— breaking away just to explain wppp we-n pry— breaking away just to explain what we'll try and get back to iper— what we'll try and get back to mm new— what we'll try and get back to that key meeting. _ what we'll try and get back to that key meeting. but british ppurisps— that key meeting. but british tourists, they— that key meeting. but british tourists, they are also being wpmep— tourists, they are also being wpmei pp— tourists, they are also being warned of the— tourists, they are also being warned of the unrest, the pisruppipp— warned of the unrest, the disruption in— warned of the unrest, the disruption in the british rpreigp— disruption in the british foreign office is urging people to foreign office is urging people pp pwpii— foreign office is urging people to avoid protests— foreign office is urging people to avoid protests and to monitor the to avoid protests and to monitor ppe meiip. — to avoid protests and to monitor the media. yes— to avoid protests and to monitor the media. yes ,— to avoid protests and to monitor the media. iv/2;~;: the media. yes, well, understandably so, because as paris, for instance, just as one centre of population , which is centre of population, which is being very badly affected by this, attracts many thousands of visitors from the uk, particularly at this time of the year. particularly at this time of the year . so not particularly at this time of the year. so not just particularly at this time of the year . so not just from the uk, year. so not just from the uk, all around the world, many visitors in france will be potentially caught up in this. so certainly disrupted by what

is going on in terms of the security operation here and if we get to a state of emergency , we get to a state of emergency, well, that involves a curfew potentially, that involves restrictions on public gatherings. if you're a tourist and you're stuck in your hotel, it's not going to be very nice. and it's interesting, of course, pipi— and it's interesting, of course, pppp w-wee— and it's interesting, of course, that we've had,— and it's interesting, of course, that we've had, what, five weeks of that we've had, what, five weeks pp prppesp— that we've had, what, five weeks pp prppesp-ppe— that we've had, what, five weeks of protest the pension of protest over the pension reforms. - been - of protest over the pension. reforms. - been talked reforms. this had been talked pppup— reforms. this had been talked pppup-sppge.- reforms. this had been talked about-stage. it- reforms. this had been talked about stage. it wasn't about at that stage. it wasn't ipspipupei— about at that stage. it wasn't instituted muted. course, instituted muted. and of course, i in instituted muted. and of course, i-ip perms— instituted muted. and of course, i-ip perms pp— instituted muted. and of course, i in terms of macron, it i guess in terms of macron, it is pimpsp— i guess in terms of macron, it is pimpsp pp— i guess in terms of macron, it is almost an admittance of ppiiure— is almost an admittance of failure when— is almost an admittance of failure when he's got a ppiipiepi— failure when he's got a political challenge from the far rigpp— political challenge from the far rigpp npripe— political challenge from the far right marine le— political challenge from the far right marine le pen, particularly- right marine le pen, particularly , who are quite particularly, who are quite wpepi— particularly, who are quite vocal-what's- particularly, who are quite vocal what's actually vocal on what's actually ppppepmg— vocal on what's actually ppppepmg pp- vocal on what's actually happening on the streets at the mpmep — happening on the streets at the mpmep ves— happening on the streets at the moment. yes. and— happening on the streets at the moment. iv/2;~;fr ' “2 2»“ happening on the streets at the moment. v2; “2 happening on the streets at the moment. 29 “2 moment. yes. and on that point, some breaking news of far some breaking news of the far right, calling right, obviously calling for a state of emergency . macron has state of emergency. macron has said , or at least it's been said, or at least it's been reported from him, that meeting that no state of emergency has been declared yet . now, that been declared yet. now, that doesn't mean that it won't be at some point, but at the moment

that they have not gone and decided to push the button on a state of emergency . just just state of emergency. just just explain state of emergency. just just expipip pp — state of emergency. just just expipip pp us— state of emergency. just just explain to us the— 2; 2q 2; “2p just just explain to us the mechanics as weir— explain to us the mechanics as wen pp— explain to us the mechanics as well of what's— explain to us the mechanics as well of what's been going on, pepuse— well of what's been going on, pepuse ipe— well of what's been going on, because the french themselves ppwe — because the french themselves have indicated _ because the french themselves have indicated that when we talk pppup— have indicated that when we talk pppup ppuse.— have indicated that when we talk about police, it— have indicated that when we talk about police, it is— have indicated that when we talk about police, it is a— have indicated that when we talk about police, it is a very iiperepp— about police, it is a very different picture to here in prippip— different picture to here in prippip .— different picture to here in britain , for— different picture to here in britain , for instance, where britain, for instance, where wpu-we —gpp- you've effectively got a paramilitary— you've effectively got a paramilitary force in terms of the paramilitary force in terms of pie ripp— paramilitary force in terms of the riot police,— paramilitary force in terms of the riot police, the gendarmes ppi— the riot police, the gendarmes ppi sp— the riot police, the gendarmes and so on, who— the riot police, the gendarmes and so on, who may well react pew— and so on, who may well react very differently— and so on, who may well react very differently in— and so on, who may well react very differently in terms of ppese— very differently in terms of these public— very differently in terms of these public sort of demonstrations and protests as to demonstrations and protests as pp wppp— demonstrations and protests as pp wppp we— demonstrations and protests as to what we might— demonstrations and protests as to what we might see here in ippipp— to what we might see here in ippipp. pr— to what we might see here in london, for instance. 22“ london, for instance. yeah, weir.— london, for instance. yeah, wen. i— london, for instance. yeah, wen. i pepp— london, for instance. yeah, well, i mean, you can see why for those on television , i'll for those on television, i'll explain to radio listeners that we've been seeing from these pictures , the police officers pictures, the police officers involved from crs , those the involved from crs, those the pubuc involved from crs, those the public order trained police specialists that they've been using, water cannon, we don't use that in this country. there was an attempt by one boris johnson to buy a surplus water

truck . yeah, we remember that, truck. yeah, we remember that, london mayor, but i think it was blocked by theresa may, if i remember right. i think it didn't remember right. i think it iiip-p wppp— remember right. i think it didn't work anyway.- 22;““2;““ 2 q2 i think it didn't work anyway. i seem to remember. yeah _ didn't work anyway. i seem to remember. yeah 22»“ e didn't work anyway. i seem to remember. yeah 2“ e 292 remember. yeah so we don't use water cannon, certainly here in what we describe loosely as the mainland in northern ireland, they do have water cannon . what they do have water cannon. what we don't do as well is fire tear gas in the uk at protesters. thatis gas in the uk at protesters. that is something that the riot police, the public order trained crs and other police officers attending these major demonstrations and riots do as a matter of course , that is a for matter of course, that is a for them a tried and tested tactic. we see it with those police officers who line up and they fire a volley of cs gas into the crowds and it usually has the desired effect of getting crowds to scatter to run back . but of to scatter to run back. but of course they often just regroup en mass in another area and

continue the rioting . we we've continue the rioting. we we've just seen president— r2.2»2 2 “q we we've just seen president macron speppipg— just seen president macron speaking there, holding these crisis— speaking there, holding these prisis ppips— speaking there, holding these crisis talks this— speaking there, holding these crisis talks this lunchtime . he crisis talks this lunchtime. he pps— crisis talks this lunchtime. he pps epme— crisis talks this lunchtime. he pps ip— crisis talks this lunchtime. he has come in for— crisis talks this lunchtime. he has come in for a— crisis talks this lunchtime. he has come in for a little bit of step.— has come in for a little bit of spiep pppugp. — has come in for a little bit of stick, though, hasn't he, or a lot stick, though, hasn't he, or a ipp pp— stick, though, hasn't he, or a ipp pp sipp— stick, though, hasn't he, or a lot of stick for— stick, though, hasn't he, or a lot of stick for a— stick, though, hasn't he, or a lot of stick for a for being at an lot of stick for a for being at pp ripp— lot of stick for a for being at an elton john— lot of stick for a for being at an elton john concert. but when mis— an elton john concert. but when ppis ripping— an elton john concert. but when this rioting was— an elton john concert. but when this rioting was taking place , i this rioting was taking place, i ppipp— this rioting was taking place, i ppipp we— this rioting was taking place, i think we have— this rioting was taking place, i think we have a— this rioting was taking place, i think we have a picture of him. ves— think we have a picture of him. ves wim— think we have a picture of him. ves wipp me— think we have a picture of him. yes with the singer. so this wppp— yes with the singer. so this pp ipsp— yes with the singer. so this wasn't last night. so to be fair to him, it wasn't after the third night or during the third night of rioting. it was, though , during the second night of rioting . so we've had this rioting. so we've had this terrible incident and some very serious rioting, particularly around paris. then a second night of rioting was underway as he was attending this concert. it's not a great look for the head of state to be looking as though he's just relaxing and enjoying himself while key parts of his country and certainly the capital city barn and are plagued by very significant

disorder there. let's talk about the disorder there. let's talk about ppe ppiieempp— 2 2 2r“2.2 let's talk about the policeman involved. he is in eusppiw— the policeman involved. he is in custody awaiting— the policeman involved. he is in custody awaiting a— the policeman involved. he is in custody awaiting a court pppeprppee— custody awaiting a court appearance charged with wpiupppw— appearance charged with voluntary homicide and we were pip— voluntary homicide and we were ppii pipi— voluntary homicide and we were ppii rip me— voluntary homicide and we were told that the guidelines , if you told that the guidelines, if you pipe.— told that the guidelines, if you pipe. ppp— told that the guidelines, if you pipe. ppr ppe — told that the guidelines, if you like, for the police were epppgei— like, for the police were changed back- like, for the police were changed back in 2017 and that mew— changed back in 2017 and that mew mpw— changed back in 2017 and that mew may weir— changed back in 2017 and that they may well have the eppppiiiw— they may well have the capability within the law of pisepprgipg— capability within the law of pisepprgipg p— capability within the law of discharging a weapon or a pireprm. — discharging a weapon or a pireprm. ip— discharging a weapon or a firearm. if someone drives off. pepp— firearm. if someone drives off. vepp. ppp— firearm. if someone drives off. vepp. ppis is— firearm. if someone drives off. vepp. ppis is p— firearm. if someone drives off. yeah, this is a very— firearm. if someone drives off. yeah, this is a very interesting point. so there was a quite notorious incident in france in 2017 when a police officer in one of the suburbs was driving his patrol car. he was attacked by a gang of youths throwing molotov cocktails at his vehicle with petrol bombs at his vehicle . he was very badly burned in that incident. and the police unions at that time demanded guided action from the french government. remember as well, we had a spate of terrorist

incidents where police officers and civilians were being target covid and civilians were being target covm by and civilians were being target covid by islamist extremists charlie hebdo and others . on the charlie hebdo and others. on the bataclan attack in paris. - 2c“2. 2 2 on the bataclan attack in paris. o“ charlie hebdo and others. on the bataclan attack in paris. on the pppp— bataclan attack in paris. on the pppp pr— bataclan attack in paris. on the pppp pr pppp— bataclan attack in paris. on the back of that, the— bataclan attack in paris. on the back of that, the government agreed to a five point plan that gave police officers sort of five kyiv potential scenarios where they could open fire. and one of those scenarios was if a vehicle refuse used to stop to cough up, but the officer had to be sure that then the you know, he perceived due cause if you like well that people were potentially at risk of injury or more more serious harm from an individual taking off. it doesn't mean that anybody taking off from a checkpoint can be shot, can be shot. but if they perceive that the officer perceives that there is a significant at risk and that people may well be injured or worse, then they could

potentially open fire, that certainly will be the defence of this officer going forward. mark, thank you very much this officer going forward. - mark, thank you very much indeed for mark, thank you very much indeed ppr pppipg— mark, thank you very much indeed ppr pppipg us— mark, thank you very much indeed for taking us through that crisis— for taking us through that crisis. meeting, we have to say, is-pup— crisis. meeting, we have to say, is-pup pp— crisis. meeting, we have to say, is-but of course- crisis. meeting, we have to say, is but of course we'll is over, but of course we'll upippe— is over, but of course we'll upippe-ps— is over, but of course we'll update - as we - is over, but of course we'll update as we more is over, but of course we'll- update .as we .more from update you as we get more from rpe— update you as we get more from france on that. _ update you as we get more from france on that. do— update you as we get more from france on that. j2» ..9 france on that. do stay with us here we are talking here on gb news. we are talking about this landmark announcement for the nhs . the prime minister for the nhs. the prime minister announcing a huge overhaul. it's been hailed as a landmark day. we will bring you the latest from downing street

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. earlier on gb news radio music we were getting was that we were fairly well let's welcome you back to the live desk and update you on what we heard as a landmark day for the health service with this announcement at downing street, record numbers of doctors , nurses, numbers of doctors, nurses, dentists, other health care staff to be trained in england as part of a £24 billion workforce plan over the five years. indeed, 50 years in total

for years. indeed, 50 years in total ppr ipe— years. indeed, 50 years in total for the entire— «2229 indeed, 50 years in total for the entire service. the plan pipes— for the entire service. the plan pp— for the entire service. the plan aims to create more university places for medical and nursing students , apprenticeship schemes students, apprenticeship schemes for doctors , and potential for for doctors, and potential for shorter medical degrees. well, the need is to shelter medical degrees. well, the need is to prevent- ““2;»2 22. »2»2q well, the need is to prevent the espimppep— the need is to prevent the estimated shortage of 360,000 nps— estimated shortage of 360,000 nps sppp— estimated shortage of 360,000 nps sppp py— estimated shortage of 360,000 nhs staff by 2037. let's speak to nhs staff by 2037. let's speak pp pu— nhs staff by 2037. let's speak to our political— nhs staff by 2037. let's speak to our political reporter catherine _ to our political reporter catherine foster, who is there in ppwpipg— catherine foster, who is there in downing street. and indeed pspei— in downing street. and indeed pspei ipe— in downing street. and indeed asked the prime— in downing street. and indeed asked the prime minister a guespipp— asked the prime minister a question about— asked the prime minister a question about pay because that was question about pay because that rpe— question about pay because that rpe ppipg— question about pay because that was the thing that— question about pay because that was the thing that was missing. of was the thing that was missing. op ppuse.— was the thing that was missing. or ip— was the thing that was missing. of course, in these, what, 151 pages— of course, in these, what, 151 ppges pip— of course, in these, what, 151 ppges ppp . — of course, in these, what, 151 ppges ppp . ves— of course, in these, what, 151 pages odd . yes ,- of course, in these, what, 151 pages odd . 29 “q pages odd. yes, interesting, wasn't it? they had a lot of announcements to make rishi sunak on very upbeat form, flanked by amanda pritchard, who's the nhs chief executive for england , and also steve for england, and also steve powis, who's the national medical director. but nothing about pay . so i asked about one about pay. so i asked about one of his five priorities. they're standing there with this cut waiting lists emblazoned on the

podium . um, that's one of his podium. um, that's one of his five priorities. i asked if he was confident giving waiting lists are currently at a 7.4 million record high of actually being able to deliver on that priority. and indeed, the other four that he's pledged , he said four that he's pledged, he said he was. i think it's going to be very difficult given the looming five day junior doctors strike and the fact that consultants have also now voted to strike. but certainly a lot in this long term plan , and that will be term plan, and that will be welcomed. first of all, the fact that it even exists. we've had plenty of nhs plans before , but plenty of nhs plans before, but this is the first really long term workforce plan that indeed we have had . they said three key we have had. they said three key focuses which were train retain and reform. as you've heard on training. they're going to double the number of places at medical school. they're potentially going to make it a year quicker to train, to become

a doctor. they're going to have far more degree apprentices , far more degree apprentices, ships, meaning that people can be working in the nhs and contributing and earning money at the same time. and then a lot about reform as well. a lot about reform as well. a lot about the use of technology erg about the use of technology erg about the use of technology erg about the use of ai . ai about about the use of ai. ai about having more use of pharmacies , having more use of pharmacies, greater access to cloud telephony , they call it. when telephony, they call it. when you ring up to the gp rather than spending half an hour waiting on this, you know, loop of not being able to get through the technology is there to make these things easier and stressing the part that tech can play. also saying they really want to as far as possible keep people out of hospitals, treat them in the community. nothing about social care, though , of about social care, though, of course. and as we know , boris course. and as we know, boris johnson promised a plan for social care. we're still waiting . and of course, the crisis in social care has a very direct

impact on the nhs because there's many , many elderly there's many, many elderly people stuck in hospital costing the nhs a large sum of money. who simply can't be let out because there isn't the care in place in the community. so a positive day, a positive step forward, but very immediate problems with strikes etcetera , problems with strikes etcetera, that i think are going to be very , very difficult. and i very, very difficult. and i think we're in for a bumpy ride over the coming months . a over the coming months. a positive day, catherine,- positive day, catherine, but as you— positive day, catherine, but as ypu wpuii— positive day, catherine, but as you would expect, opposition pprpies— you would expect, opposition parties already— you would expect, opposition parties already having a bit of a p0p— parties already having a bit of p ppp ppp— parties already having a bit of p ppp ppp rpe— parties already having a bit of a pop and the liberal democrats .ppey— a pop and the liberal democrats .ppey ppwp— a pop and the liberal democrats , they have said— a pop and the liberal democrats , they have said we— a pop and the liberal democrats , they have said we could have ppp— , they have said we could have ppp mis— , they have said we could have ppp ppis pipp— , they have said we could have had this plan a— , they have said we could have had this plan a very long time ago— had this plan a very long time pgp ppp— had this plan a very long time pgp ppp ip-s— had this plan a very long time ago and it's been— had this plan a very long time ago and it's been delayed due to all ago and it's been delayed due to pii rpe— ago and it's been delayed due to pii rpe ppw— ago and it's been delayed due to all the tory chaos— ago and it's been delayed due to all the tory chaos and iprigppipg— all the tory chaos and infighting . - all the tory chaos and infighting . �*fp�*2;.. all the tory chaos and infighting. �*fp�*2;.. «n29 all the tory chaos and infighting . �*fp�*2;.. «n29 2 all the tory chaos and- infighting . well, yes , and of infighting. well, yes, and of course, rishi sunak hasn't been pm for very long, but the conservatives lives have been in office for 13 years, so some people will say yes, what's taking you so long? and labour have basically said they've come along and nicked labour's plan

because labour have been asking for medical places to be doubled for medical places to be doubled for quite a while . catherine at for quite a while. catherine at ppwpipg— for quite a while. catherine at downing street,— for quite a while. catherine at downing street, thank- »2.. catherine at downing street, thank you very musi— downing street, thank you very muep ipieei— downing street, thank you very much indeed for— downing street, thank you very much indeed for that. coming up .ppe— much indeed for that. coming up up rippi— much indeed for that. coming up up rippi-pp— much indeed for that. coming up , the final of evidence in , the final day of evidence in me— , the final day of evidence in rpe-pprp— , the final day of evidence in the harry hacking case the prince harry hacking case wipi— the prince harry hacking case win pipi— the prince harry hacking case win iipi ip— the prince harry hacking case will dial in.the_ the prince harry hacking case will dial in the high court. will dial in to the high court. misp— will dial in to the high court. rirsp ipe— will dial in to the high court. first, the headlines with ppippppp— first, the headlines with ppippppp .— first, the headlines with rhiannon . _ first, the headlines with rhiannon . first, the headlines with rhiannon. first, the headlines with— rhiannon . thank you, mark. good rhiannon. thank you, mark. good afternoon . it's 133. your top afternoon. it's 133. your top stories from the newsroom . the stories from the newsroom. the prime minister has set out the government's 15 year plan to boost nhs staffing in england . boost nhs staffing in england. the 151 page blueprint aims to plug the 151 page blueprint aims to plug shortages of over 300,000 staff in england , and it staff in england, and it includes more university places for medical and nursing students, as well as greater emphasis on apprenticeships . emphasis on apprenticeships. rishi sunak says it focuses on three key areas that need reforming. this is three key areas that need reforming . this is the three key areas that need reforming. this is the nhs own pipp— reforming. this is the nhs own pipp ppp— reforming. this is the nhs own pipp ppp ipe— “q this is the nhs own plan and the government is proud to plan and the government is proud pp ppep— plan and the government is proud pp ppep ip— plan and the government is proud pp ppep ip .— plan and the government is proud to back it. funding— plan and the government is proud to back it. funding the epppsip— to back it. funding the

expansion of- to back it. funding the expansion of education and prpipipg— expansion of education and prpipipg ppr— expansion of education and training for the— expansion of education and training for the first five yeprs— training for the first five yeprs ip— training for the first five years in full,— training for the first five years in full, with over £24 pinipp— years in full, with over £24 piiiipp pp— years in full, with over £24 billion of additional investment . ppu— billion of additional investment . vpu pp— billion of additional investment . you can trust— billion of additional investment . you can trust this government wim— . you can trust this government wipp ipe— . you can trust this government wipp rpe nps— . you can trust this government wipp rpe nps .— . you can trust this government with the nhs . the— . you can trust this government with the nhs . the plan rests on with the nhs. the plan rests on ppree— with the nhs. the plan rests on three principles— with the nhs. the plan rests on three principles train , retain three principles train, retain ppp— three principles train, retain ppp repprm— three principles train, retain ppp repprm .— three principles train, retain ppp repprm . — three principles train, retain and reform . i~i»22“nv“ three principles train, retain and reform . i~i»22“n“ 39“ and reform. meanwhile, rishi sunak says lord zach goldsmith resigned as a minister after refusing to apologise for his criticism of a commons investigation into boris johnson's partygate probe. the prime minister says lord goldsmith's comments about the privileges committee were incompatible with his position as a minister in his resignation letter, lord goldsmith accused the government of climate change apathy , saying it made his role apathy, saying it made his role as minister for international environment. unten able . and in environment. unten able. and in france, president emmanuel macron has been holding a second crisis meeting following the riots across the country. authorities have arrested 875

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patrick christys on gb news and gb news radio . patrick christys on gb news and gb news radio. hi and patrick christys on gb news and gb news radio . hi and welcome gb news radio. hi and welcome ppep— gb news radio. hi and welcome ppep pp— gb news radio. hi and welcome ppep pp ipe— gb news radio. hi and welcome back to the live— gb news radio. hi and welcome back to the live desk. _ c'fp \ 32»2 hi and welcome back to the live desk. prince pprw— back to the live desk. prince harry pppppu— back to the live desk. prince harry bannau back in the pepiiipes— harry bannau back in the headlines today. his long running— headlines today. his long running case— headlines today. his long running case against mirror grpup— running case against mirror group newspapers due to conclude at group newspapers due to conclude pp rpe— group newspapers due to conclude pp rpe pigp— group newspapers due to conclude at the high court,— group newspapers due to conclude at the high court, the duke of suse— at the high court, the duke of suse ppp— at the high court, the duke of sussex and several other eipimppps— sussex and several other claimants, including coronation steep— claimants, including coronation spreep sppr— claimants, including coronation street star michael lavelle , street star michael lavelle, nippi — street star michael lavelle, nikki sanderson and fiona wigppmpp.— nikki sanderson and fiona wightman, have accused the pewsppper— wightman, have accused the pewsppper pp— wightman, have accused the newspaper of phone hacking and upipwpui— newspaper of phone hacking and unlawful information gathering . unlawful information gathering. pep-s— unlawful information gathering. pep-s ger— unlawful information gathering. pep-s gep ppe— unlawful information gathering. let's get more with our royal correspondent— let's get more with our royal correspondent cameron walker, wpp-s— correspondent cameron walker, wpp-s pupsiie— correspondent cameron walker, who's outside the— correspondent cameron walker, who's outside the court for us. app— who's outside the court for us. app cpmep— who's outside the court for us. and cameron, even though it eppeiuies— and cameron, even though it concludes today,— and cameron, even though it concludes today, we probably wppp— concludes today, we probably wpp-p pe— concludes today, we probably won't be hearing— concludes today, we probably won't be hearing from the judge for won't be hearing from the judge ppr spme— won't be hearing from the judge for some time.— won't be hearing from the judge for some time. i'm— won't be hearing from the judge for some time. i'm just looking at for some time. i'm just looking pp wppp— for some time. i'm just looking pp wppp np— for some time. i'm just looking at what mr justice— for some time. i'm just looking at what mrjustice fancourt's at what mr justice fancourt's 90t— at what mr justice fancourt's gpp-pprpugp- at what mr justice fancourt's got through because got to wade through because ipere— got to wade through because ipere pe— got to wade through because there are dozens— got to wade through because there are dozens of other claims prpugpp— there are dozens of other claims prpugpp-pgpipsp- brought by others against mgm, ipeiuiipg—

brought by others against mgm, including tomlinson, the including ricky tomlinson, the pprpi— including ricky tomlinson, the peppr peprge— including ricky tomlinson, the actor george michael's estate, ipp — actor george michael's estate, ipp wrigpp.— actor george michael's estate, ian wright, the— actor george michael's estate, ian wright, the former footballer, _ ian wright, the former footballer, and even girls aloud singer— footballer, and even girls aloud sipger ppewp— footballer, and even girls aloud sipger ppewi. i— footballer, and even girls aloud singer cheryl. i mean, it's a puge— singer cheryl. i mean, it's a puge psi.— singer cheryl. i mean, it's a huge list. he's— singer cheryl. i mean, it's a huge list. he's got to get pprpugp— huge list. he's got to get through and— huge list. he's got to get through and deal with . / through and deal with. yeah, it's through and deal with. yeah, pp p— through and deal with. yeah, pp p puge— through and deal with. yeah, it's a huge list— through and deal with. yeah, it's a huge list of— through and deal with. yeah, it's a huge list of high profile figures and each of those high profile figures has a number of articles to wade through the duke of sussex, prince for harry, example, 33 articles which contain alleged unlawful information gathering are being tested in this trial. and prince harry, tested in this trial. and prince pprw. pp— tested in this trial. and prince harry, of course,— tested in this trial. and prince harry, of course, earlier- 2 “ .2 and prince harry, of course, earlier this mpppp— harry, of course, earlier this month became— harry, of course, earlier this month became the first british rpypi— month became the first british rpypi sie— month became the first british royal since the— month became the first british royal since the 19th century to ppysiepiw— royal since the 19th century to ppysiepiw pe— royal since the 19th century to ppysiepiw pe ip— royal since the 19th century to physically be in a— royal since the 19th century to physically be in a courtroom to give— physically be in a courtroom to give evidence— physically be in a courtroom to give evidence in— physically be in a courtroom to give evidence in front of the wppp-s— give evidence in front of the world's media.— give evidence in front of the world's media. but this morning . rpe— world's media. but this morning . rpe spse— world's media. but this morning . rpe is— world's media. but this morning , the case is very— world's media. but this morning , the case is very much wrapping up pere. — , the case is very much wrapping up pere. pup— , the case is very much wrapping up here. but prince— , the case is very much wrapping up here. but prince harry's ipwyers— up here. but prince harry's lawyers were _ up here. but prince harry's lawyers were dealt a bit of a pipw— lawyers were dealt a bit of a pipw py— lawyers were dealt a bit of a pipw py ipe— lawyers were dealt a bit of a blow by the judge this morning, and blow by the judge this morning, ppi mpr— blow by the judge this morning, ppp pppp is— blow by the judge this morning, and that is because last minute ppey— and that is because last minute ppey pried— and that is because last minute ppey priei pp— and that is because last minute they tried to submit further ewiiepee — they tried to submit further evidence which _ they tried to submit further evidence which has recently come to evidence which has recently come pp rigpp— evidence which has recently come pp iigpp eipper— evidence which has recently come to light either late— evidence which has recently come to light either late last night or to light either late last night pr mis— to light either late last night or this morning.— to light either late last night or this morning. and it relates to or this morning. and it relates pp p— or this morning. and it relates pp p pepper— or this morning. and it relates to a letter sent— or this morning. and it relates to a letter sent to _ or this morning. and it relates to a letter sent to the judge by

pp— to a letter sent to the judge by pp ipe— to a letter sent to the judge by one of the journalists who has wrippep— one of the journalists who has wrippep wpp — one of the journalists who has written who wrote _ one of the journalists who has written who wrote one of the pprpies— written who wrote one of the priieies ip— written who wrote one of the articles in which— written who wrote one of the articles in which is being pespei— articles in which is being pespei ip— articles in which is being tested in this— articles in which is being tested in this case, where ipipee — tested in this case, where ipipee pprp— tested in this case, where prince harry alleges unlawful imprmppipp— prince harry alleges unlawful information activity took place information activity took place ip piper— information activity took place in prier pp— information activity took place in order to write— information activity took place in order to write this article . in order to write this article. api— in order to write this article. app ppw— in order to write this article. and now david— in order to write this article. and now david sherborne , who is and now david sherborne, who is nippe— and now david sherborne, who is ipipee pprw-s— and now david sherborne, who is prince harry's lawyer, says this pepper— prince harry's lawyer, says this letter contains— prince harry's lawyer, says this letter contains direct evidence in reippipp— letter contains direct evidence in relation to— letter contains direct evidence in relation to the— letter contains direct evidence in relation to the particular prigip— in relation to the particular prigip pp— in relation to the particular prigip pp rpe— in relation to the particular origin of the information of wppp— origin of the information of wpiep rpe— origin of the information of which the article has been epmpipipep— which the article has been complained about by prince pprrw— complained about by prince pprrw ip— complained about by prince harry. it relates— complained about by prince harry. it relates to voice pes— harry. it relates to voice notes, interception allegedly eprriep— notes, interception allegedly pprpiei pup— notes, interception allegedly carried out post— notes, interception allegedly carried out post 2006 and pepper— carried out post 2006 and reippei pp— carried out post 2006 and related to the— carried out post 2006 and related to the duke of sussex . related to the duke of sussex. so related to the duke of sussex. sp ppw— related to the duke of sussex. sp rpe — related to the duke of sussex. so now the judge— related to the duke of sussex. so now the judge asked him why is mis— so now the judge asked him why is ppis peipg— so now the judge asked him why is this being brought to evidence— is this being brought to evidence so— is this being brought to evidence so late? when you wrpppep— evidence so late? when you wrpppep up— evidence so late? when you wrapped up your evidence last weeke— wrapped up your evidence last weepe ipere— wrapped up your evidence last week? there has— wrapped up your evidence last week? there has to be an end ppipp— week? there has to be an end ppipp ppw— week? there has to be an end point now. david— week? there has to be an end point now. david sherborne, in respse pp— point now. david sherborne, in response to that— point now. david sherborne, in response to that said, the reason being— response to that said, the reason being is- response to that said, the reason being is because it is very— reason being is because it is very reiewppp. — reason being is because it is very relevant. it— reason being is because it is very relevant. it directly reippes— very relevant. it directly reippes pp— very relevant. it directly relates to questions that your iprpspip— relates to questions that your lordship needs— relates to questions that your lordship needs to determine in piper— lordship needs to determine in piper wprsi— lordship needs to determine in other words, it— lordship needs to determine in other words, it could help the judge— other words, it could help the purge pp— other words, it could help the judge to decide— other words, it could help the judge to decide whether or not ipipee — judge to decide whether or not ipipee pprp— judge to decide whether or not ipipee pprw is— judge to decide whether or not prince harry is a— judge to decide whether or not prince harry is a of prince harry is a victim of upipwpui— prince harry is a victim of unlawful information activity . unlawful information activity. pr— unlawful inform ation activity. prppe— unlawful inform ation activity. prpperupge— unlawful information activity. now the judge asked him to

pimp— now the judge asked him to eipripy .— now the judge asked him to eipripy . are— now the judge asked him to clarify , are you— now the judge asked him to clarify , are you just willing, clarify, are you just willing, wpppipg — clarify, are you just willing, wpppipg pp — clarify, are you just willing, wanting to submit the letter or are wanting to submit the letter or you— wanting to submit the letter or ypu wpppipg— wanting to submit the letter or are you wanting to bring this pprpieuipr— are you wanting to bring this particular forward as particular journalist forward as a particular journalist forward as pwippess— particular journalist forward as a witness-this— particular journalist forward as a witness this late stage a witness at this late stage ppwp— a witness at this late stage now, david sherborne said it's tusp— now, david sherborne said it's iusp ppe— now, david sherborne said it's just the letter— now, david sherborne said it's just the letter that he wants to supmip— just the letter that he wants to supmip ip— just the letter that he wants to supmip ip pp — just the letter that he wants to submit it to the— just the letter that he wants to submit it to the judge and the judge— submit it to the judge and the ruggelrespppse— submit it to the judge and the judge response says that this judge in response says that this islexpremew— judge in response says that this is extremely optimistic is an extremely optimistic pppiieppipp. — is an extremely optimistic application. there has to be a pimp— application. there has to be a iimip pp— application. there has to be a limit on when— application. there has to be a limit on when evidence can be supmippep— limit on when evidence can be submitted. we're— limit on when evidence can be submitted. we're on the last day of submitted. we're on the last day pp pipsipg— submitted. we're on the last day of closing arguments and the judge— of closing arguments and the purge pup— of closing arguments and the purge pup ip— of closing arguments and the purge pup it p— of closing arguments and the judge put it to david sherborne . wppp— judge put it to david sherborne . wppp ppppeps— judge put it to david sherborne . what happens if— judge put it to david sherborne . what happens if another letter is supmippep— . what happens if another letter is submitted to— . what happens if another letter is submitted to you on monday for is submitted to you on monday ppr expmpiee— is submitted to you on monday for example? now— is submitted to you on monday for example? now andrew green, kc, for example? now andrew green, pp. ppp-s— for example? now andrew green, kc, who's representing mirror prpup— kc, who's representing mirror group newspapers, he agreed with the group newspapers, he agreed with ppe rugge— group newspapers, he agreed with rpe rupge ppi— group newspapers, he agreed with the judge and said— group newspapers, he agreed with the judge and said that evidence has the judge and said that evidence pps peep— the judge and said that evidence has been brought— the judge and said that evidence has been brought too late and he pisp— has been brought too late and he pisp spys— has been brought too late and he pisp spys mpr— has been brought too late and he also says that the— has been brought too late and he also says that the that what's eppppipei — also says that the that what's contained in— also says that the that what's contained in the— also says that the that what's contained in the letter does not pppe— contained in the letter does not ppwe pp— contained in the letter does not have an element— contained in the letter does not have an element of truth to it. pr— have an element of truth to it. pr ppwp— have an element of truth to it. now david sherborne asked the judge— now david sherborne asked the purge pp— now david sherborne asked the purge pp repri— now david sherborne asked the judge to read the— now david sherborne asked the judge to read the letter before weigpipg— judge to read the letter before weigpipg up— judge to read the letter before weighing up whether or not it pe— weighing up whether or not it pe used— weighing up whether or not it can be used as— weighing up whether or not it can be used as evidence in the for can be used as evidence in the ppr ip— can be used as evidence in the ppr in me— can be used as evidence in the ppr ip rpe ppr— can be used as evidence in the for in the for open— can be used as evidence in the for in the for open justice case. now andrew green also said wpp— case. now andrew green also said wpp is— case. now andrew green also said wpp is me— case. now andrew green also said wpp is rpe pc— case. now andrew green also said who is the kc representing nirrpr— who is the kc representing mirror group— who is the kc representing mirror group newspapers that

ppis— mirror group newspapers that ppis is— mirror group newspapers that ppis is pp— mirror group newspapers that this is an attempt to get ewipepee— this is an attempt to get evidence through the back door. api— evidence through the back door. app pe— evidence through the back door. app pe pisp— evidence through the back door. and he also said— evidence through the back door. and he also said to the judge, once you've read— and he also said to the judge, once you've read that letter , once you've read that letter, you— once you've read that letter, ypu eppppp— once you've read that letter, you cannot read— once you've read that letter, you cannot read it . now, david you cannot read it. now, david sperppme— you cannot read it. now, david sherborne said— you cannot read it. now, david sherborne said the judge is experienced— sherborne said the judge is experienced enough to be able to repri— experienced enough to be able to read something— experienced enough to be able to read something on— experienced enough to be able to read something on principle peppre— read something on principle before weighing up whether or not before weighing up whether or ppp ip— before weighing up whether or ppp ii p— before weighing up whether or ppp ip pe— before weighing up whether or not it can be used in evidence wipi— not it can be used in evidence wipp ppe— not it can be used in evidence wipp rpe rugge— not it can be used in evidence with the judge made his decision and with the judge made his decision ppp pe— with the judge made his decision ppp pe spit.— with the judge made his decision and he said, i'm— with the judge made his decision and he said, i'm not going to epperppip— and he said, i'm not going to entertain this— and he said, i'm not going to entertain this any further. it's a entertain this any further. it's p-pp— entertain this any further. it's p-pp-ppurp- entertain this any further. it's p-pp-ppurp .- entertain this any further. it's a-to-court. if- a letter to the court. if ipere-s— a letter to the court. if ipere-s pp— a letter to the court. if there's an issue about privilege , there's an issue about privilege . ip-s— there's an issue about privilege . ip-s wppg— there's an issue about privilege , it's wrong. principle, it , it's wrong. in principle, it wpuipp-p— , it's wrong. in principle, it wouldn't be— , it's wrong. in principle, it wouldn't be fair- , it's wrong. in principle, it wouldn't be fair on the defendants,— wouldn't be fair on the defendants, not to be able to guespipp— defendants, not to be able to guespipp ppe— defendants, not to be able to question the journalist on its ppppepps— question the journalist on its contents, tend— question the journalist on its contents, tend this has been supmippep— contents, tend this has been submitted ten— contents, tend this has been submitted ten days after your ewipeppe— submitted ten days after your evidence closed— submitted ten days after your evidence closed .— submitted ten days after your evidence closed . i cannot evidence closed. i cannot epperppip— evidence closed. i cannot entertain this— evidence closed. i cannot entertain this at this late sipge— entertain this at this late sppge. i— entertain this at this late sppge. i wipi— entertain this at this late stage. i will not read the pepper— stage. i will not read the letter and— stage. i will not read the letter and i— stage. i will not read the letter and i will not admit it as letter and i will not admit it ps ewpeppe— letter and i will not admit it as evidence. but— letter and i will not admit it as evidence. but what's going on in ppurp— as evidence. but what's going on in ppurp rigpp— as evidence. but what's going on in court right now— as evidence. but what's going on in court right now is andrew peep— in court right now is andrew peep pp— in court right now is andrew peep pp .— in court right now is andrew green, kc , representing mirror green, kc, representing mirror prpup— green, kc, representing mirror group newspapers , is going group newspapers, is going pprpugp— group newspapers, is going pprpugp pis— group newspapers, is going through his closing arguments in this through his closing arguments in ppis ppse— through his closing arguments in this case this— through his closing arguments in this case this afternoon . david this case this afternoon. david sperppme.— this case this afternoon. david sherborne, representing prince pprp— sherborne, representing prince ppipp ppp— sherborne, representing prince pprrp ppp ppe— sherborne, representing prince harry and the other high profile pipimppps— harry and the other high profile claimants, will— harry and the other high profile claimants, will have his chance to claimants, will have his chance

pp pup— claimants, will have his chance pp pup ppwpip— claimants, will have his chance to put forward his— claimants, will have his chance to put forward his final closing prgumepps— to put forward his final closing arguments before— to put forward his final closing arguments before the trial wraps up pere— arguments before the trial wraps up pere ppis— arguments before the trial wraps up here this afternoon . and then up here this afternoon. and then the up here this afternoon. and then rpe rugge— up here this afternoon. and then rpe rupge is— up here this afternoon. and then the judge is expected to make his the judge is expected to make pis pippi— the judge is expected to make his final ruling— the judge is expected to make his final ruling at a later pppe. — his final ruling at a later date. cameron- his final ruling at a later date. c2 “ �*ni�*2. 2 his final ruling at a later- date. cameron walker, thank you for taking us through all that. back to cameron , of course, back to cameron, of course, a nippe— back to cameron, of course, a iippie ipper— back to cameron, of course, a little later as— back to cameron, of course, a little later as we _ back to cameron, of course, a little later as we get those pmpp— little later as we get those final closing _ little later as we get those final closing speeches. but pep-s— final closing speeches. but let's reflect— final closing speeches. but let's reflect now on the cost of piping.— let's reflect now on the cost of piping purring— let's reflect now on the cost of living, putting pressure, of course, on everyone's disposable income. inflation,— course, on everyone's disposable income. inflation, of course , is income. inflation, of course, is prpggipg— income. inflation, of course, is now dragging people into ever pigper— now dragging people into ever pigper ppp— now dragging people into ever higher tax bands. this stealth taxp— higher tax bands. this stealth ppp pppwp— higher tax bands. this stealth tax, known as— higher tax bands. this stealth tax, known as fiscal drag, means ppuseppips— tax, known as fiscal drag, means households will— tax, known as fiscal drag, means households will be _ tax, known as fiscal drag, means households will be left with pess— households will be left with iess pp — households will be left with less to spend— households will be left with less to spend each month , as not less to spend each month, as not ppw— less to spend each month, as not ppiy wipi— less to spend each month, as not only will sbowing— less to spend each month, as not only will shopping costs more, but only will shopping costs more, pup ppey— only will shopping costs more, pup ppey wipi— only will shopping costs more, but they will also— only will shopping costs more, but they will also be paying more in income— but they will also be paying more in income tax . well, the more in income tax. well, the ippesp— more in income tax. well, the latest figures— more in income tax. well, the latest figures released by the ppmpp— latest figures released by the taxman revealing the extent to wpipp— taxman revealing the extent to wpipp supp— taxman revealing the extent to which such figures are rising . which such figures are rising. pep-s— which such figures are rising. pep-s pum— which such figures are rising. pep-s purp pp — which such figures are rising. let's turn to our— which such figures are rising. let's turn to our economics and pusipess— let's turn to our economics and business editor— let's turn to our economics and business editor liam halligan wipp— business editor liam halligan wipp pp— business editor liam halligan wipp pp ppe— business editor liam halligan with on the money . fiscal drag with on the money. fiscal drag is p— with on the money. fiscal drag is p epi— with on the money. fiscal drag is p repi ppg.— with on the money. fiscal drag is a real drag. it's— with on the money. fiscal drag is a real drag. it's certainly is. — is a real drag. it's certainly is. ppu— is a real drag. it's certainly is. and what— is a real drag. it's certainly is. and what do- is a real drag. it's certainly is. and what do we- is a real drag. it's certainly is. and what do we mean by fiscal drag? it's pretty simple, really, when you have a tax

threshold, say the start where you start paying tax. if you start paying income tax, believe it or not, if you earn more than £12,570, that's your personal allowance . that's your personal allowance. that's your personal prwpppe. — allowance. that's your personal prwpppe. ip— allowance. that's your personal allowance. if you— 2 that's your personal allowance. if you freeze that, pup— allowance. if you freeze that, pup ppep — allowance. if you freeze that, pup ppep ypu — allowance. if you freeze that, but then you have inflation and ppu— but then you have inflation and ypur wpges— but then you have inflation and ypur wpges gp— but then you have inflation and ypur wpges gp up— but then you have inflation and your wages go up more and more of your wages go up more and more pp ppu— your wages go up more and more pp ypur wpge— your wages go up more and more pp ypur wpge ppp— your wages go up more and more of your wage and more and more peppie— of your wage and more and more peppie pe— of your wage and more and more peppie prpggep— of your wage and more and more people are dragged into the pppwe— people are dragged into the pppwe pipi— people are dragged into the above that threshold. it's the pp— above that threshold. it's the pp rpe — above that threshold. it's the same at the top— above that threshold. it's the same at the top rate of tax . same at the top rate of tax. ppu— same at the top rate of tax. app wppp-s— same at the top rate of tax. and what's happened- same at the top rate of tax. and what's happened today is that hmrc see the tax man, as we say , has released figures on how say, has released figures on how many more people are going to be dragged into paying income tax in the first place and into these upper tax brackets. let's have a look at some of the numbers here now under rishi sunak and then under jeremy hunt, they froze these tax thresholds until 2028. rishi sunak when he was chancellor, frozen until 2026. then jeremy hunt added two more years. now they've been frozen at a starting rate of tax. the personal threshold of 12,570. and then you start paying the higher rate and you pay tax at

20% above that and you pay the higher rate, 40% above £50,270. so there the thresholds is now because of inflation and increases in wages when the thresholds are frozen , someone thresholds are frozen, someone is on £20,000 a year, which isn't bad . obviously a regular isn't bad. obviously a regular wage , they're going to pay £870 wage, they're going to pay £870 more in tax without the rate of tax going up . that's the point. tax going up. that's the point. the rate stays where it is. it stays at 20. they don't think taxes have risen, but they're going end up paying lot going to end up paying a lot more because of fiscal drag more tax because of fiscal drag and slightly higher up the income schedule. 5.6 million people are now going to be paying people are now going to be paying the higher rate of tax. that's getting on for 20% of the workforce. these people aren't wealthy and that's 41% more people then will be paying tax at the higher rate, even though the rates of income tax haven't changed. that's why we call it a stealth tax . so these people who stealth tax. so these people who are effectively— stealth tax. so these people who are effectively middle— .2;p< so these people who are effectively middle income

earners are they're paying top rppe— earners are they're paying top rppe imp— earners are they're paying top rppe ippp ppe— earners are they're paying top rate into the bracket of the super— rate into the bracket of the super wealthy— rate into the bracket of the super wealthy . w2; 2»2; “q super wealthy. we're talking middle middling middling teachers know not particularly senior teachers , police officers senior teachers, police officers paying senior teachers, police officers paying the top rate of tax. some nurses is paying the top rate of tax . you know, the top rate of tax. you know, the top rate of tax. you know, the top rate of tax was not designed for these with huge respect to them. regular run of the mill people. you don't have to be a top ritzy ditsy executive now to be paying the top rate of tax and the top rate of tax is £0.40 in the pound. and you've got pound. and then you've got national insurance of national insurance on top of that. there another rate that. there is another rate pppsp— that. there is another rate pppp-ppp- that. there is another rate. pppp-ppp-pp. band, of course, and that's 45. me— band, of course, and that's 45. the additional— band, of course, and that's 45. the additional rate. and now a lot the additional rate. and now a ipp pp.— the additional rate. and now a ipp pp. ppu— the additional rate. and now a lot of, you know, _ the additional rate. and now a lot of, you know, perhaps senior nps— lot of, you know, perhaps senior nhs consultants— lot of, you know, perhaps senior nhs consultants ,— lot of, you know, perhaps senior nhs consultants , for instance, nhs consultants, for instance, are nhs consultants, for instance, ppyipg— nhs consultants, for instance, ppyipg mpe— nhs consultants, for instance, are paying more because that's ppwp pp— are paying more because that's come down to 125.— are paying more because that's come down to 125. exactly right. so come down to 125. exactly right. sp pep-we— come down to 125. exactly right. so they've actually— come down to 125. exactly right. so they've actually changed the tax so they've actually changed the ppx- i — so they've actually changed the ppp-i ppipp-p— so they've actually changed the tax-i didn't get- so they've actually changed the tax-i didn't get into- so they've actually changed the tax-i didn't get into thatl tax rate. i didn't get into that in the graphic because it's a little but little bit complicated. but you're right . little bit complicated. but you're right. so little bit complicated. but you're right . so you've you're exactly right. so you've got threshold at about 12.5 got the threshold at about 12.5 grand. you've got the top rate of tax . you know, they call it of tax. you know, they call it the top rate of tax. it isn't the top rate of tax. it isn't the top rate of tax. it isn't the top one because there's another one, but the top rate of

tax is just over 50 grand. the additional rate was above 150 grand. so so proper money, no, 125. but then they lowered that to 125. so now look , i'm a to 125. so now look, i'm a highly qualified economist, right? you two are very smart people. we're spending quite a lot of time on daytime television in trying to explain this . and we're three this. and we're three professional broadcasters , and professional broadcasters, and it's quite hard to explain , it's quite hard to explain, isn't it? and this is why the politicians do it, because they think we're too thick to understand. do i take it that ppey— understand. do i take it that ppey migpp— understand. do i take it that ppey migpp pe— understand. do i take it that they might be more- .. 22 do i take it that they might be more on this than they might be more on this than rpe supppy— they might be more on this than the sunday telegraph? this ppmipg— the sunday telegraph? this coming-we'll- the sunday telegraph? thisj coming-we'll-to the sunday telegraph? this- coming-we'll-to see. coming week, we'll have to see. we-n— coming week, we'll have to see. weir-pp— coming week, we'll have to see. we-n-pp see— coming week, we'll have to see. we'll-to see, mark,- coming week, we'll have to see. we'll-to see, mark, won't. we'll have to see, mark, won't we? but know, some some we? but you know, some some people why how people say to me, why do you how come explain this stuff come you can explain this stuff on reason is on telly? the reason i can is because i about it. and because i write about it. and when you write about it, you really have to work it out in your and i'm absolutely your head. and i'm absolutely determined. your head. and i'm absolutely determ government. they're british government. they're elected want raise elected if they want to raise taxes, know, fill your taxes, you know, fill your boots, be upfront about it. boots, but be upfront about it. don't a way that you don't do it in a way that you expepp— don't do it in a way that you eppepp peppie— don't do it in a way that you expect people not understand. expect people not to understand. sppuip—we— expect people not to understand. sppuip—we pusi- expect people not to understand. should we just reflect should we should we just reflect ppppp— should we should we just reflect ppp-ppw.— should we should we just reflect that?- know, we _ should we should we just reflect that? know, we about that? you know, we talk about the that? you know, we talk about. rpe—wps the current government this was spmeppipg—

the current government this was something-brown- something gordon brown instituted _ something gordon brown instituted labour instituted when he was a labour pppppenpr. — instituted when he was a labour chancellor. _masterl instituted when he was a labour chancellor. master of chancellor. he was the master of pisppi— chancellor. he was the master of fiscal-absolute- chancellor. he was the master of fiscal absolute master fiscal drag, the absolute master of fiscal drag, the absolute master pp pisppi— fiscal drag, the absolute master pp pisppi ppg— fiscal drag, the absolute master of fiscal drag . _ fiscal drag, the absolute master of fiscal drag . and— fiscal drag, the absolute master of fiscal drag . . “»2 of fiscal drag. and the problem with it is , is that people don't with it is, is that people don't if the top rate of tax goes up or the, you know, the basic rate of income tax goes up, it's on the front page of every newspaper for week. it's a newspaper for a week. it's a major constitutional issue. and newspaper for a week. it's a majthis)nstitutional issue. and newspaper for a week. it's a majthis has tutional issue. and newspaper for a week. it's a majthis has much,il issue. and newspaper for a week. it's a majthis has much, much,. and newspaper for a week. it's a majthis has much, much, much yet this has much, much, much more effect , that £870 on 20 more effect, that £870 on 20 grand, that's the equivalent of like a four peat rise in the bafic like a four peat rise in the basic rate of income tax. and who's going to notice it just keeps coming at people, doesn't it? from all sides. exactly all pipes— it? from all sides. exactly all pipes. ppm.— it? from all sides. exactly all sides. liam, thank— fl from all sides. exactly 2 liam, thank you fl from all sides. exactly liam, thank you ' .7’ from all sides. exactly 2 liam, thank you . “q sides. liam, thank you. talking of which. yeah . sides. liam, thank you. talking of which. yeah.uh,_ sides. liam, thank you. talking of which. yeah . uh, yeah.- of which. yeah. uh, yeah. pirmipgppm— of which. yeah. uh, yeah. birmingham city- 2“ yeah. uh, yeah. birmingham city council is ipppep— birmingham city council is ipppep ip— birmingham city council is locked in talks— birmingham city council is locked in talks with the government _ locked in talks with the government after revealing it pps— government after revealing it pps pp— government after revealing it pps pp ppp— government after revealing it pps pp ppp up— government after revealing it pps pp ppp up pp— government after revealing it has to pay up to £760 million to serpe— has to pay up to £760 million to seppie egupi— has to pay up to £760 million to seppie egupi ppp— has to pay up to £760 million to settle equal pay claims. the ipppur— settle equal pay claims. the ipppur up— settle equal pay claims. the labour run council has already ppip— labour run council has already ppip pup— labour run council has already ppip pup ii— labour run council has already paid out 1.1 billion— labour run council has already paid out 1.1 billion to settle pipims— paid out1.1 billion to settle claims after— paid out1.1 billion to settle claims after a— paid out 1.1 billion to settle claims after a ruling at the supreme— claims after a ruling at the supreme court— claims after a ruling at the supreme court 11 years ago. but . ppper— supreme court 11 years ago. but . ppper ppe— supreme court 11 years ago. but now , after the implementation of now, after the implementation of a new it system analysis has

revealed huge additional costs on councils still needing to pay out on various deals . the local out on various deals. the local authority admitting they don't have that money. so is it the fact that they could go bust? let's get more with our west midlands reporterjack let's get more with our west midlands reporter jack carson joining because, jack, joining us. because, jack, i think made estimate think you've made the estimate that goes on, that the longer this goes on, it's another 14 million every month . yeah, that's right. so month. yeah, that's right. so ppis— month. yeah, that's right. so ppis iippie— month. yeah, that's right. so this liable motty_ yeah, that's right. so this liable motty increases by 5 to this liable motty increases by 5 pp pip— this liable motty increases by 5 to £14 million— this liable motty increases by 5 to £14 million every month just to £14 million every month just pp give— to £14 million every month just pp give p— to £14 million every month just pp give p pip— to £14 million every month just to give a bit of— to £14 million every month just to give a bit of context of wpere— to give a bit of context of where these _ to give a bit of context of where these claims kind of come ppm.— where these claims kind of come prpm. vpu— where these claims kind of come from, you mentioned there that epip— from, you mentioned there that ppip supreme— from, you mentioned there that 2012 supreme court ruling , it 2012 supreme court ruling, it prpugpp— 2012 supreme court ruling, it was brought forward after puppreps— was brought forward after hundreds of— was brought forward after hundreds of people, mostly women,-forward- hundreds of people, mostly women, forward and they women, came forward and they werelipps— women, came forward and they were .jobs such— women, came forward and they were .jobs such as- women, came forward and they were jobs such as teaching were in jobs such as teaching pssispppps— were in jobs such as teaching assistants,-and- assistants, cleaners and ppperipg— assistants, cleaners and piping-.- assistants, cleaners and ppperipg- ip- assistants, cleaners and catering . if they assistants, cleaners and- catering-. if they claimed catering staff. if they claimed ppp— catering staff. if they claimed ppp ewe— catering staff. if they claimed and were eventually ruled in ppvpur— and were eventually ruled in ppvpur pp— and were eventually ruled in favour of missing out on bonuses ripp— favour of missing out on bonuses pppp-gpipg— favour of missing out on bonuses that going typically that were going to typically mpie— that were going to typically male dominated jobs such as epuse— male dominated jobs such as refuse collectors— male dominated jobs such as refuse collectors and street cleaners. so _ refuse collectors and street cleaners. so those claims which ppvp— cleaners. so those claims which ppve peep— cleaners. so those claims which have been brought— cleaners. so those claims which have been brought forward over the have been brought forward over rpe ppsi— have been brought forward over rpe ppsp pep— have been brought forward over the past ten years, £1.1 billion

is ppuppep— the past ten years, £1.1 billion is counted as— the past ten years, £1.1 billion is counted as currently paid out . pup— is counted as currently paid out . but alongside— is counted as currently paid out . but alongside this , there has . but alongside this, there has peep— . but alongside this, there has peep ppis— . but alongside this, there has been this implementation of this pippppipi— been this implementation of this new financial and— been this implementation of this new financial and database svspem — new financial and database system pipi— new financial and database system that is— new financial and database system that is over budget , the system that is over budget, the ppuppii— system that is over budget, the council admits. _ system that is over budget, the council admits. and also there's peep— council admits. and also there's peep ppps— council admits. and also there's peep ipps pp— council admits. and also there's been lots of different problems ppm— been lots of different problems prpm pipi— been lots of different problems from that system.— been lots of different problems from that system. that has meant pppp— from that system. that has meant pppp epriier— from that system. that has meant that earlier in— from that system. that has meant that earlier in this— from that system. that has meant that earlier in this year they pepipep— that earlier in this year they pepipep pp— that earlier in this year they decided to do— that earlier in this year they decided to do fresh analysis. pppivsis— decided to do fresh analysis. analysis with _ decided to do fresh analysis. analysis with the system on ppese— analysis with the system on ppese egupi— analysis with the system on ppese egupi ppv— analysis with the system on these equal pay claims, and pppp-s— these equal pay claims, and that's where— these equal pay claims, and that's where they found this pippp— that's where they found this pippp ppwp— that's where they found this black hawk black hole. basically of black hawk black hole. basically pp up— black hawk black hole. basically pp up pp— black hawk black hole. basically pp up pp eppp— black hawk black hole. basically of up to £760 million that ppev-ve— of up to £760 million that they've still— of up to £760 million that they've still got to pay. now, ppe— they've still got to pay. now, rpe ppuppii— they've still got to pay. now, the council has— they've still got to pay. now, the council has had to go into pegppippipps— the council has had to go into negotiations with— the council has had to go into negotiations with the government and negotiations with the government ppp ppeir— negotiations with the government and their financial— negotiations with the government and their financial auditors pepuse— and their financial auditors because they— and their financial auditors because they say that they don't ppve — because they say that they don't ppve rpe — because they say that they don't have the money— because they say that they don't have the money this have the money within this vepr-s— have the money within this vepr-s-ppeir- have the money within this. year's-their reserve year's budget or their reserve veprs— year's budget or their reserve veprs pp— year's budget or their reserve veprs pp pe— year's budget or their reserve years to be able— year's budget or their reserve years to be able to pay this iippie— years to be able to pay this rppe-ppp.— years to be able to pay this liable _off.-so- years to be able to pay thisi liable _off.-so they liable motty off. and so they are liable motty off. and so they pie-pp— liable motty off. and so they pie-pp-ppel are having to go with the gpvemmepp— are having to go with the government-a- are having to go with the- government-a solution in government to find a solution in the government.— government to find a solution in the government. they do say that this the government. they do say that ppis-ppe— the government. they do say that ppislppe pp— the government. they do say that this-one of the— the government. they do say that this one of the biggest this is one of the biggest pppiiepges— challenges that they've ever pppep — challenges that they've ever faced - apologise i challenges that they've ever faced apologise for faced and they apologise for per— faced and they apologise for ppeir-gep- faced and they apologise for their-get this- their failure to get this situation— their failure to get this situation control. but their failure to get this- situation-control. but the situation under control. but the ipppi—perei local conservative leader here ppp— local conservative leader here ppp rpe — local conservative leader here and the leader— local conservative leader here and the leader of— local conservative leader here and the leader of the opppsipipp - and the leader of the opposition, robert alden, says the opposition, robert alden, says ipe—ppwp- opposition, robert alden, says the _ known about| the council have known about ppis—pppl this issue for a while. and repiiv— this issue for a while. and we're really concerned about the impact have those

impact it could have on those most vulnerable people in the city why we're city and that's why we're calling the council to now calling on the council to now start coming what start coming clean about what they're the they're considering, what the impact be, work impact is going to be, and work with opposition groups on the council actually try and council to actually try and get this , because we've this resolved, because we've been them about the been warning them about the issues but the birmingham issues are. but the birmingham labour listen labour cabinet refused to listen and birmingham taxpayers are and now birmingham taxpayers are going be paying the price for going to be paying the price for years their failure. years to come of their failure. even labour cabinet were even labour cabinet members were tweeting felt there tweeting that they felt there was issue, but didn't do was an issue, but they didn't do anything and to put it anything about it. and to put it into it's like a into context, it's like a neighbour stopping you and telling broken telling you you've got a broken tile roof. but instead tile on your roof. but instead of the roof, you just of fixing the roof, you just hope doesn't and that's hope it doesn't rain and that's what council done what the labour council has done here. problem here. they've hope the problem would now would go away. and now birmingham taxpayers being birmingham taxpayers are being hit bill hit with a 760 million bill because it. people looking at because of it. people looking at birmingham about birmingham will be worried about exactly government exactly what a labour government would if they would do in this country if they keep the kind of keep repeating the kind of behaviour we've here behaviour we've seen here in birmingham where running birmingham where they're running up pay birmingham where they're running up pay them, up bills unable to pay them, leaving services leaving valuable services that are needed vulnerable people are needed by vulnerable people at risk . well with this are needed by vulnerable people at risk. well with this equal pay— at risk. well with this equal ppv pepp— at risk. well with this equal ppv pepp ppp— at risk. well with this equal pay debt and of— 2 well with this equal pay debt and of course the pverpupgep—

pay debt and of course the overbudget of— pay debt and of course the overbudget of that of that pippppipi— overbudget of that of that financial and— overbudget of that of that financial and database system, the birmingham _ financial and database system, the birmingham conservatives pere— the birmingham conservatives pere pe— the birmingham conservatives here are now calling on the pppipep— here are now calling on the cabinet member— here are now calling on the cabinet member for finance and resources on this— cabinet member for finance and resources on this council here, pripgep— resources on this council here, pripgep res— resources on this council here, bridget jones, to— resources on this council here, bridget jones, to resign. and of ppe— bridget jones, to resign. and of course, the impact— bridget jones, to resign. and of course, the impact of this prppiem — course, the impact of this problem and— course, the impact of this problem and this gap in in the pippppes— problem and this gap in in the pippppes ppr— problem and this gap in in the finances for this— problem and this gap in in the finances for this council is pipi— finances for this council is pppp ip— finances for this council is pppp ip ppev— finances for this council is that if they can't reach a spiupipp— that if they can't reach a solution with _ that if they can't reach a solution with the government , solution with the government, ppev— solution with the government, ppev mpv— solution with the government, ppev mpv weir— solution with the government, they may well have to issue a seppipp— they may well have to issue a seppipp ire. — they may well have to issue a section 114. notice— they may well have to issue a section 114. notice that essentially— section 114. notice that essentially is- section 114. notice that essentially is where a council ppmips— essentially is where a council ppmips ip— essentially is where a council admits it can't— essentially is where a council admits it can't reach its pippppipi— admits it can't reach its financial liable entities and ppe— financial liable entities and the government could well come in p— the government could well come in pp pppe— the government could well come in to take control— the government could well come in to take control of— the government could well come in to take control of this ppuppii— in to take control of this ppuppii ip— in to take control of this council if a— in to take control of this council if a solution can't be ppupp— council if a solution can't be ppupp . — council if a solution can't be ppupp . ppsp— council if a solution can't be found . jack carson- council if a solution can't be found. 2 “ council if a solution can't be- found . jack carson in birmingham found. jack carson in birmingham , thank you very much for that . , thank you very much for that. and of course, we'll keep you uppppep— and of course, we'll keep you uppppep — and of course, we'll keep you updated on. yeah,— and of course, we'll keep you updated on. yeah, extraordinary pigures— updated on. yeah, extraordinary pigures ppmipg— updated on. yeah, extraordinary figures coming out there from pirmipgppm— figures coming out there from birmingham. birmingham now a eup— birmingham. birmingham now a pup pqu— birmingham. birmingham now a sexual bully and— birmingham. birmingham now a sexual bully and a predator who ppp— sexual bully and a predator who pppp piepsure— sexual bully and a predator who took pleasure in— sexual bully and a predator who took pleasure in groping young . ippse— took pleasure in groping young men . those are— took pleasure in groping young men . those are the words used by men. those are the words used by the prosecution— men. those are the words used by the prosecution to— men. those are the words used by the prosecution to describe ppipp— the prosecution to describe ppipp-spppev- the prosecution to describe actor-spacey in- the prosecution to describe actor spacey in the actor kevin spacey in the ppepipg— actor kevin spacey in the opening statements at southwark ppwp— opening statements at southwark prpwp-ppppv. — opening statements at southwark crown-today. the- opening statements at southwark crown today. . crown court today. the two time oscar winner is accused of sexual offences against four men

and denies four counts of sexual assault and one of causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity. let's get more ppm— sexual activity. let's get more prpm pupsipe— sexual activity. let's get more from outside court— 9»2;,p

without consent , and one count without consent, and one count of without consent, and one count pp ppusipg— without consent, and one count pp ppusipg p— without consent, and one count of causing a person to engage in pepeprppive— of causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual— of causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity wipppup— penetrative sexual activity without consent in the opening spppemepp— without consent in the opening statement, the— without consent in the opening statement, the prosecution pipimep— statement, the prosecution claimed spacey is a sexual puppy.— claimed spacey is a sexual pqu. p— claimed spacey is a sexual pqu. p mpp— claimed spacey is a sexual bully, a man who doesn't respect perspppi— bully, a man who doesn't respect personal boundaries or space, wpp— personal boundaries or space, wpp pp— personal boundaries or space, who seems to delight in making pipers— who seems to delight in making pipers peei— who seems to delight in making others feel powerless and uncomfortable— others feel powerless and uncomfortable . the jury also uncomfortable. the jury also pepip— uncomfortable. the jury also heard details— uncomfortable. the jury also heard details of— uncomfortable. the jury also heard details of the allegations pppr— heard details of the allegations pppp ppe— heard details of the allegations pppp rpe ppup— heard details of the allegations that the four men— heard details of the allegations that the four men have made the prpsepuppr— that the four men have made the prpsepuppr pp— that the four men have made the prosecutor an alleged that one of prosecutor an alleged that one pp ppe— prosecutor an alleged that one of the complainants was psspuipep— of the complainants was assaulted after writing to mr spppev— assaulted after writing to mr spppev ppr— assaulted after writing to mr spacey for mentoring. he went to his spacey for mentoring. he went to pis prpp— spacey for mentoring. he went to pis pipp. pepi— spacey for mentoring. he went to his flat, fell asleep— spacey for mentoring. he went to his flat, fell asleep and they say— his flat, fell asleep and they spv pe— his flat, fell asleep and they spv pe wppp— his flat, fell asleep and they say he woke to— his flat, fell asleep and they say he woke to kevin spacey sexupiiv— say he woke to kevin spacey sexually assaulting him. the prpsepupipp— sexually assaulting him. the prosecution told— sexually assaulting him. the prosecution told jurors to concentrate _ prosecution told jurors to concentrate on - prosecution told jurors to concentrate on the evidence and to concentrate on the evidence and pp ppp— concentrate on the evidence and pp ppp pee— concentrate on the evidence and to not become starstruck by the pppr-s— to not become starstruck by the ppppr-s ppme— to not become starstruck by the ppppr-s ppme .— to not become starstruck by the actor's fame . now,— to not become starstruck by the actor's fame . now, the defence actor's fame. now, the defence pisp— actor's fame. now, the defence also addressed— actor's fame. now, the defence also addressed the jury briefly, penipg— also addressed the jury briefly, peiiipg ppem— also addressed the jury briefly, telling them that— also addressed the jury briefly, telling them that they'll get ipsigpps— telling them that they'll get insights into _ telling them that they'll get insights into fame and how peppie— insights into fame and how peppie ppppge. — insights into fame and how people change. once you're ppmpus— people change. once you're famous, telling— people change. once you're famous, telling them, mr spacey was famous, telling them, mr spacey ripp— famous, telling them, mr spacey ripp ppp— famous, telling them, mr spacey was rich and influential, asking wppp— was rich and influential, asking wppp pip— was rich and influential, asking what did these— was rich and influential, asking what did these complainants want 7 what did these complainants want p pe— what did these complainants want p ne pisp— what did these complainants want ? he also asked— what did these complainants want ? he also asked them, has mr spppev— ? he also asked them, has mr spppev peep— ? he also asked them, has mr spacey been left— ? he also asked them, has mr spacey been left vulnerable to ppppriupisps—

spacey been left vulnerable to ppppriupisps by— spacey been left vulnerable to opportunists by coming out as gay?— opportunists by coming out as gay? ipe— opportunists by coming out as gay? ipe pipi— opportunists by coming out as gay? the trial is— opportunists by coming out as gay? the trial is expected to ipsi— gay? the trial is expected to ipsp ppup— gay? the trial is expected to last four weeks,— gay? the trial is expected to last four weeks, with evidence peipg— last four weeks, with evidence peipg givep — last four weeks, with evidence peipg givep pp— last four weeks, with evidence being given on monday, and kevin spppev— being given on monday, and kevin spacey strenuously— being given on monday, and kevin spacey strenuously denies all ppprges— spacey strenuously denies all ppprges . — spacey strenuously denies all charges . lisa,— spacey strenuously denies all charges. spacey strenuously denies all charges . .“2“

gb news. the gb news.- i the scenes gb news.- l the scenes from pp news. — . the scenes from paris pp news. — - the scenes from paris as a the scenes from paris as a third - the scenes from paris as a ppipp pigpp— . the scenes from paris as a third night-violence- the scenes from paris as a third night violence rocks third night of violence rocks rpe— third night of violence rocks france following fatal france following the fatal ppiipe— france following the fatal police shooting of a 71 year old ppv. — police shooting of a 71 year old ppv. npre— police shooting of a 71 year old boy- npre rppp— police shooting of a 71 year old boy. more than 800 people have peep— boy. more than 800 people have been arrested _ boy. more than 800 people have been arrested .— boy. more than 800 people have been arrested . marseille has been arrested. marseille has pusi— been arrested. marseille has rusp ppppep— been arrested. marseille has just banned all— been arrested. marseille has just banned all public demonstrations. but president npppp— demonstrations. but president iipppp pps— demonstrations. but president macron has just— demonstrations. but president macron has just said he will not be macron has just said he will not pe pepipripg— macron has just said he will not pe pepipripg p— macron has just said he will not be declaring a state of emergeppv— be declaring a state of emergency yet here, the prime nipisper— emergency yet here, the prime minister unveils— emergency yet here, the prime minister unveils a— emergency yet here, the prime minister unveils a huge overhaul of minister unveils a huge overhaul pp ppe— minister unveils a huge overhaul pp rpe nps— minister unveils a huge overhaul pp rpe nps .— minister unveils a huge overhaul of the nhs , hailed as a landmark of the nhs, hailed as a landmark day of the nhs, hailed as a landmark ppv ppr— of the nhs, hailed as a landmark ppv ppr ppe— of the nhs, hailed as a landmark day for the health— of the nhs, hailed as a landmark day for the health service. but no day for the health service. but pp wppp— day for the health service. but pp wprp pp pay-— day for the health service. but no word on pay. is— day for the health service. but no word on pay. is it- no word on pay. is it a successful prescription for an ailing patient, or will birmingham go bust? the city council has to find— birmingham go bust? the city council has to find up- birmingham go bust? the city council has to find up to- “q“2““ q2» , the city council has to find up to £760 minipp— council has to find up to £760 miiiipp pp— council has to find up to £760 million to meet— council has to find up to £760 million to meet historic sick pay— million to meet historic sick ppv pipims— million to meet historic sick pay claims and— million to meet historic sick pay claims and the bill is grpwipg— pay claims and the bill is grpwipg by— pay claims and the bill is growing by i4— pay claims and the bill is growing by 14 million every mpppp. — growing by 14 million every month. we'll— growing by 14 million every month. we'll be live in the city of month. we'll be live in the city pp p— month. we'll be live in the city of a thousand— month. we'll be live in the city of a thousand trades and quite a few of a thousand trades and quite a pew ppv— of a thousand trades and quite a pew ppv pipims—

of a thousand trades and quite a pew ppv pipims .— few pay claims. nipp- few pay claims. i also coming. few pay claims. also coming up on the live desk, a a judge clash desk, a lawyer and a judge clash in the prince harry trial over a letter introduced evidence letter introduced as evidence at the very last minute. it's not being accepted in the high court and the final day of proceedings. have the proceedings. we'll have the latest from there. first, though, headlines though, the headlines with rhiannon . though, the headlines with rhiannon. mark, though, the headlines with rhiannon . mark, thank you. good rhiannon. mark, thank you. good pppemppp. — rhiannon. mark, thank you. good pppemppp. ips— rhiannon. mark, thank you. good afternoon. it's one— 3“ 2v“»2»““ mark, thank you. good afternoon. it's one minute past to afternoon. it's one minute past pp vpur— afternoon. it's one minute past pp vpur ppp— afternoon. it's one minute past to your top stories— afternoon. it's one minute past to your top stories is from the newsroom. the— to your top stories is from the newsroom. the prime minister has set newsroom. the prime minister has sep pup— newsroom. the prime minister has sep pup ppe— newsroom. the prime minister has set out the government's 15 year prpp— set out the government's 15 year pipp pp— set out the government's 15 year pipp pp pppsp— set out the government's 15 year plan to boost nhs— set out the government's 15 year plan to boost nhs staffing in ppgippp— plan to boost nhs staffing in ppgippp .— plan to boost nhs staffing in ppgippp . ipe— plan to boost nhs staffing in england . the 151 page blueprint england. the 151 page blueprint pims— england. the 151 page blueprint pp— england. the 151 page blueprint pp piug— england. the 151 page blueprint aims to plug shortages of over pppep— aims to plug shortages of over 300,000 staff— aims to plug shortages of over 300,000 staff in— aims to plug shortages of over 300,000 staff in england , 300,000 staff in england, ippiupes— 300,000 staff in england, includes more— 300,000 staff in england, includes more university places for includes more university places ppr mepippi— includes more university places for medical and— includes more university places for medical and nursing students . ps weir— for medical and nursing students . ps wen ps— for medical and nursing students , as well as greater— for medical and nursing students , as well as greater emphasis on pppreppipespips— , as well as greater emphasis on apprenticeships. rishi sunak spvs— apprenticeships. rishi sunak spvs ip— apprenticeships. rishi sunak says it focuses— apprenticeships. rishi sunak says it focuses on three key pppr—

says it focuses on three key areas that need— says it focuses on three key areas that need reforming . v“ areas that need reforming. this is ppe— areas that need reforming. this is ppe nps— areas that need reforming. this is the nhs own— areas that need reforming. this is the nhs own plan— areas that need reforming. this is the nhs own plan and the government is proud to back it . government is proud to back it. funding the expansion of education and training for the first five years in full, with over £24 billion of additional investment . you can trust this investment. you can trust this government with the nhs . the government with the nhs. the plan rests on three principles train , retain and reform . the train, retain and reform. the shadow health v“ 2»2.2 v“ 2“»2 the shadow health secretary, wes ppperipg— shadow health secretary, wes streeting. meanwhile says only ipppur— streeting. meanwhile says only labour knows _ streeting. meanwhile says only labour knows how to fix the nhs ppper— labour knows how to fix the nhs ppper ip— labour knows how to fix the nhs ppper p veprs— labour knows how to fix the nhs after 13 years of— labour knows how to fix the nhs after 13 years of catastrophic mismpppeg— after 13 years of catastrophic mismanage payment of the nhs, ppipp— mismanage payment of the nhs, wpipp pps— mismanage payment of the nhs, which has bred— mismanage payment of the nhs, which has bred the— mismanage payment of the nhs, which has bred the worst crisis in ips— which has bred the worst crisis in ips pispprv. — which has bred the worst crisis in its history. i'm— which has bred the worst crisis in its history. i'm not surprised the conservatives are looking to labour and taking our workforce plan and running with it. i'm sure the country will do that at the next general election too. labour's got a strong record on the nhs. the shortest waiting times, the highest patient satisfaction in history, now we've got to history, and now we've got to build on this workforce plan to go even further . lord zac

go even further. lord zac ppipsmipp— go even further. lord zac goldsmith says- go even further. lord zac goldsmith says he's- q2» v“ lord zac goldsmith says he's happy to pppipgise— goldsmith says he's happy to pppipgise ppr— goldsmith says he's happy to apologise for sharing his views on apologise for sharing his views pp ppe— apologise for sharing his views on the commons.— apologise for sharing his views on the commons. investigate into ppps— on the commons. investigate into boris johnson's— on the commons. investigate into boris johnson's partygate probe. the boris johnson's partygate probe. ipe iprv— boris johnson's partygate probe. ipe iprv peers— boris johnson's partygate probe. the tory peers hit— boris johnson's partygate probe. the tory peers hit back after pispi— the tory peers hit back after pispi puppp— the tory peers hit back after rishi sunak said— the tory peers hit back after rishi sunak said he'd refused to pppipgise— rishi sunak said he'd refused to pppipgise .— rishi sunak said he'd refused to pppipgise . spvipg— rishi sunak said he'd refused to apologise , saying his comments apologise, saying his comments pppup— apologise, saying his comments pppup ppe— apologise, saying his comments about the privileges committee were incompatible with his ppsipipp— were incompatible with his ppsipipp ps— were incompatible with his position as a— were incompatible with his position as a minister. lord ppipsmipp— position as a minister. lord goldsmith has— position as a minister. lord goldsmith has now admitted he sppuipp-p— goldsmith has now admitted he shouldn't have— goldsmith has now admitted he shouldn't have commented pupiipiv— shouldn't have commented pupiipiv ip— shouldn't have commented publicly in his— shouldn't have commented publicly in his resignation pepper— publicly in his resignation pepper .— publicly in his resignation pepper. pe— publicly in his resignation letter , he accused the letter, he accused the government- letter, he accused the government of climate change pppppw— government of climate change apathy 5aying— government of climate change apathy 5aying il— government of climate change apathy, saying it made his role as apathy, saying it made his role ps nipisper— apathy, saying it made his role as minister for— apathy, saying it made his role as minister for international ppvirppmepp— as minister for international environment untenable . the uk environment untenable. the uk has environment untenable. the uk pps pep— environment untenable. the uk has warned those— environment untenable. the uk has warned those travelling to rpe— has warned those travelling to re pp— has warned those travelling to france of disruption to prppsppp— france of disruption to transport, including possible upews— transport, including possible curfews following riots across the curfews following riots across rpe ppupprv. — curfews following riots across the country. president emmanuel npppp— the country. president emmanuel iipppp pps— the country. president emmanuel macron has been— the country. president emmanuel macron has been holding a second prisis— macron has been holding a second prisis meepipg— macron has been holding a second crisis meeting after— macron has been holding a second crisis meeting after nearly 900 peppie— crisis meeting after nearly 900 peppie ewe— crisis meeting after nearly 900 people were arrested during the ppipp— people were arrested during the ppipp pigpp— people were arrested during the ppipp pigpp pp— people were arrested during the third night of rioting. 249 ppiipe— third night of rioting. 249 police officers— third night of rioting. 249 police officers have been ipiurep. — police officers have been injured. protesters are demanding- injured. protesters are demanding justice for the 17 vepr— demanding justice for the 17 vepr pip— demanding justice for the 17 year old known— demanding justice for the 17 year old known only as nahel m, wpp— year old known only as nahel m, wpp ps— year old known only as nahel m, wpp sppp— year old known only as nahel m, who was shot dead— year old known only as nahel m,

who was shot dead by police ppper— who was shot dead by police ppper pe— who was shot dead by police after he failed— who was shot dead by police after he failed to stop his car in nppperre— after he failed to stop his car in nanterre on— after he failed to stop his car in nanterre on tuesday. the pppiper— in nanterre on tuesday. the pppiper wpp— in nanterre on tuesday. the officer who fired— in nanterre on tuesday. the officer who fired the shot has peep — officer who fired the shot has peep ppprgep— officer who fired the shot has been charged with voluntary ppmipipe— been charged with voluntary ppmipipe .— been charged with voluntary homicide . back— been charged with voluntary homicide . back here, police have homicide. back here, police have ipupppep— homicide. back here, police have ipupppep p— homicide. back here, police have launched a double— homicide. back here, police have launched a double murder investigation— launched a double murder investigation after two people piiiep— investigation after two people were killed in— investigation after two people were killed in north london in a peeppger— were killed in north london in a teenager believed— were killed in north london in a teenager believed to be 15 years old teenager believed to be 15 years pip ppp— teenager believed to be 15 years pip ppp p— teenager believed to be 15 years pip ppp p ep— teenager believed to be 15 years old and a 23 year— teenager believed to be 15 years old and a 23 year old man were ppupp— old and a 23 year old man were ppupp wipp— old and a 23 year old man were found with stab— old and a 23 year old man were found with stab wounds in isiipgppp— found with stab wounds in islington last— found with stab wounds in islington last night. a third vippim — islington last night. a third vippim ps— islington last night. a third victim was also— islington last night. a third victim was also found with stab ipiuries. — victim was also found with stab ipr-uries. pis— victim was also found with stab injuries. his condition isn't pppugpp— injuries. his condition isn't pppugpp pp— injuries. his condition isn't thought to be— injuries. his condition isn't thought to be life threatening. no thought to be life threatening. np pressi— thought to be life threatening. no arrests have— thought to be life threatening. no arrests have been made. pppipe— no arrests have been made. police believe— no arrests have been made. police believe a— no arrests have been made. police believe a large number of peppie— police believe a large number of peppie ewe— police believe a large number of people were there— police believe a large number of people were there when the pppppp— people were there when the attack happened and are urging wipessesp— attack happened and are urging vvipessesp pp— attack happened and are urging witnesses to come— attack happened and are urging witnesses to come forward . the witnesses to come forward. the energy— witnesses to come forward. the epergv reguipppr— witnesses to come forward. the energy regulator says it's great pppi— energy regulator says it's great news that people— energy regulator says it's great news that people will see their pins— news that people will see their pins prpp— news that people will see their pins prpp by— news that people will see their bills drop by £460 a year from tomorrow. ofgem— bills drop by £460 a year from tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken p rppge— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken p rppge pp— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken p rppge pp sppps— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range of steps to— tomorrow. ofgem says it's taken a range of steps to stabilise ppe— a range of steps to stabilise rpe mprpep— a range of steps to stabilise the market and— a range of steps to stabilise the market and protect consumers.— the market and protect consumers. however, bills will p ipp— consumers. however, bills will remain a lot higher than they pvp— remain a lot higher than they were two years— remain a lot higher than they were two years ago. £800 more were two years ago. £8oo more epepsive— were two years ago. £800 more expensive. that's— were two years ago. £800 more expensive. that's almost double. peguippprs— expensive. that's almost double. regulators urging— expensive. that's almost double. regulators urging people who are spruggiipg— regulators urging people who are spruggiipg pp— regulators urging people who are struggling to make payments to

eppp— struggling to make payments to reppp pup— struggling to make payments to reppp pup pp— struggling to make payments to reach out to their— struggling to make payments to reach out to their suppliers as soon as possible— reach out to their suppliers as soon as possible .— reach out to their suppliers as soon as possible . the lawsuit by soon as possible. the lawsuit by the soon as possible. the lawsuit by ppe pupe— soon as possible. the lawsuit by pie pupe pp— soon as possible. the lawsuit by the duke of sussex,— soon as possible. the lawsuit by the duke of sussex, among pipers.— the duke of sussex, among others, against— the duke of sussex, among others, against mirror group pewspppers— others, against mirror group newspapers over allegations of ppppe— newspapers over allegations of ppppe ppppipg— newspapers over allegations of phone hacking, is— newspapers over allegations of phone hacking, is due to ppppiupe— phone hacking, is due to conclude today. the trial's over. alleged _ conclude today. the trial's over. alleged unlawful information— over. alleged unlawful information gathering between inform ation gathering between ippe— inform ation gathering between rppe ppp— information gathering between 1996 and 2011.— information gathering between 1996 and 2011. the mirror group pepies— 1996 and 2011. the mirror group pepies ppv— 1996 and 2011. the mirror group denies any wrongdoing . and a denies any wrongdoing. and a ppupp— denies any wrongdoing. and a pup pps— denies any wrongdoing. and a court has been— denies any wrongdoing. and a court has been told oscar wippipg— court has been told oscar winning actor— court has been told oscar winning actor kevin spacey piiegepiv— winning actor kevin spacey allegedly made a series of advances on— allegedly made a series of advances on former men who pipp-p— advances on former men who pipp-p wppp— advances on former men who pipp-p wppp pp— advances on former men who didn't want to be— advances on former men who didn't want to be touched by him in p— didn't want to be touched by him in p eup— didn't want to be touched by him in p eui wpv— didn't want to be touched by him in a sexual way during his trial at southwark— in a sexual way during his trial at southwark crown court , at southwark crown court, ppsepuprsp— at southwark crown court, prosecutors described the ppiivapp— prosecutors described the hollywood star as a man who sexupiiv— hollywood star as a man who sexually assaults— hollywood star as a man who sexually assaults other men. the ppipp— sexually assaults other men. the ppppr pppes— sexually assaults other men. the ppppr pppes i2— sexually assaults other men. the actor faces 12 charges of sex pppeppes— actor faces 12 charges of sex offences against— actor faces 12 charges of sex offences against four men, which piiegepiv— offences against four men, which pnegepiv rppp— offences against four men, which allegedly took place between pppi— allegedly took place between poor ppp— allegedly took place between 2001 and 2013.— allegedly took place between 2001 and 2013. he denies the ppprges— 2001 and 2013. he denies the charges against— 2001 and 2013. he denies the charges against him . 16 million charges against him. 16 million ppps— charges against him. 16 million prips wipi— charges against him. 16 million brits will from _ charges against him. 16 million brits will from tomorrow be able to brits will from tomorrow be able pp nive— brits will from tomorrow be able pp iive ppp— brits will from tomorrow be able to live and work— brits will from tomorrow be able to live and work in— brits will from tomorrow be able to live and work in australia ppper— to live and work in australia ppper ppe— to live and work in australia ppper rpe pge— to live and work in australia after the age limit for working ppiippv— after the age limit for working ppiippv visps— after the age limit for working holiday visas has— after the age limit for working

holiday visas has raised from 30 to holiday visas has raised from 30 pp pp— holiday visas has raised from 30 pp pp ppe— holiday visas has raised from 30 pp pp rpe isp— holiday visas has raised from 30 to 35 the visa duration will pisp— to 35 the visa duration will pisp pe— to 35 the visa duration will also be extended from 2 to 3 veprs— also be extended from 2 to 3 years without— also be extended from 2 to 3 years without the _ also be extended from 2 to 3 years without the need for consecutive _ years without the need for consecutive stays or farm work. ipe— consecutive stays or farm work. ipe pree— consecutive stays or farm work. the free trade— consecutive stays or farm work. the free trade agreement between the the free trade agreement between rpe pvp— the free trade agreement between the two countries— the free trade agreement between the two countries enables simiipr— the two countries enables similar arrangements for australians— similar arrangements for australians to- similar arrangements for australians to work and travel pere— australians to work and travel pere ip— australians to work and travel pere ip ppe— australians to work and travel here in the uk— australians to work and travel here in the uk .— australians to work and travel here in the uk . and the king here in the uk. and the king wipi— here in the uk. and the king will receive— here in the uk. and the king will receive a— here in the uk. and the king will receive a special sword ppmep— will receive a special sword ppmep ppe— will receive a special sword named the elizabeth when he visips— named the elizabeth when he visits edinburgh— named the elizabeth when he visits edinburgh next week. king pppries— visits edinburgh next week. king pppries viii— visits edinburgh next week. king charles will be— visits edinburgh next week. king charles will be presented with the charles will be presented with rpe swprp— charles will be presented with the sword before— charles will be presented with the sword before a thanksgiving servipe— the sword before a thanksgiving servipe pp— the sword before a thanksgiving service at saint— the sword before a thanksgiving service at saint giles's cathedral— service at saint giles's cathedral on- service at saint giles's cathedral on wednesday. the piizppepp — cathedral on wednesday. the elizabeth, inspired by thistles ppp— elizabeth, inspired by thistles and scotland's— elizabeth, inspired by thistles and scotland's landscape repippes— and scotland's landscape replaces the— and scotland's landscape replaces the deteriorating sword of . replaces the deteriorating sword pp . pppre— replaces the deteriorating sword pp . spppe ppis— replaces the deteriorating sword of. state this is— replaces the deteriorating sword of. state this is gb news. we'll pripg— of. state this is gb news. we'll pripg vpu— of. state this is gb news. we'll pripg vpu mpe— of. state this is gb news. we'll bring you more as— of. state this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now:— bring you more as it happens. pr. pppugp— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's— bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to nppp— now, though, it's back over to nprp ppp— now, though, it's back over to nprp ppp .— mark and. pip iwelcome- mark and. pip. iwelcome back mark and. pip welcome back to the live desk. mark and. pip

welcomthelck to the live desk. mark and. pip welcomthe lasto the live desk. mark and. pip welcomthe last hour, live desk. mark and. pip welcomthe last hour, the desk. well, within the last hour, the french emmanuel french president, emmanuel macron, talking after macron, has been talking after he held crisis talks acas 900 people arrested in france after a third night of rioting . he's a third night of rioting. he's called the situation unacceptable , able and unacceptable, able and unjustifiable. he says more police will be deployed on the streets. parents should keep their children at home and social networks have their part to play in inflaming violence. yeah, the city of marseille ppuig— yeah, the city of marseille announcing a— yeah, the city of marseille announcing a ban on all public pemppsprppe— announcing a ban on all public demonstrate actions. now after the disturbances— demonstrate actions. now after the disturbances spread across a upe— the disturbances spread across a upe pp— the disturbances spread across a number of french— the disturbances spread across a number of french cities. we can pripg— number of french cities. we can pripg vpu— number of french cities. we can pripg vpu ppe— number of french cities. we can pripg vpu rpe mpp— number of french cities. we can bring you the map now to show you— bring you the map now to show vpu ppe— bring you the map now to show you the various— bring you the map now to show you the various points of, well, preppy— you the various points of, well, preppv vipiepp— you the various points of, well, pretty violent protests now spprpep— pretty violent protests now sparked across— pretty violent protests now sparked across by the fatal pppipe— sparked across by the fatal police shooting _ sparked across by the fatal police shooting of this 17 year old police shooting of this 17 year pip npppi— police shooting of this 17 year pip npppi n— police shooting of this 17 year old nahal m during a traffic sppp— old nahal m during a traffic sppp ip— old nahal m during a traffic sppp in p— old nahal m during a traffic stop in a paris— old nahal m during a traffic stop in a paris suburb. now, his puperpi— stop in a paris suburb. now, his funeral expected— stop in a paris suburb. now, his funeral expected to be held tomorrow, we're _ funeral expected to be held tomorrow, we're told. his mother spvs— tomorrow, we're told. his mother spvs spe— tomorrow, we're told. his mother spvs spe wipi— tomorrow, we're told. his mother says she will be— tomorrow, we're told. his mother says she will be attending that ppui— says she will be attending that paul hawkins— says she will be attending that paul hawkins reports now on what pppeprs— paul hawkins reports now on what pppeprs pp— paul hawkins reports now on what pppeprs pp pe— paul hawkins reports now on what pppeprs pp pe pp— paul hawkins reports now on what appears to be an increasingly vipiepp— appears to be an increasingly violent crisis— appears to be an increasingly violent crisis across the puppy—

violent crisis across the puppy .— violent crisis across the puppy . — violent crisis across the country . 2 violent crisis across the country . n2“2. violent crisis across the - country . justice for nahal , they country. justice for nahal, they chant. country. justice for nahal, they chant . his mother, munira, with chant. his mother, munira, with the blonde hair and the white t shirt in the middle, surrounded by family, friends and supporters as they marched through nanterre yesterday , rmt through nanterre yesterday, rmt . here's a young boy. he's very npp— . here's a young boy. he's very npp .— . here's a young boy. he's very npp . pe-s— . here's a young boy. he's very npp . pe-s ppp— . here's a young boy. he's very kind . he's not evil.— here's a young boy. he's very kind. he's not evil. he's not a ppug. — kind. he's not evil. he's not a ppug. wppp— kind. he's not evil. he's not a ppug. wppp ppe— kind. he's not evil. he's not a thug. what the media are saying pppup— thug. what the media are saying pppup pim— thug. what the media are saying pppup pim is— thug. what the media are saying about him is not— thug. what the media are saying about him is not true. we're not pppprppippipg— about him is not true. we're not contradicting the— about him is not true. we're not contradicting the legal or pppipe— contradicting the legal or police procedure . yes, he was police procedure. yes, he was privipg— police procedure. yes, he was privipg p— police procedure. yes, he was privipg p p— police procedure. yes, he was driving a car without a licence. he driving a car without a licence. ne ppep— driving a car without a licence. ne priep pp— driving a car without a licence. he tried to flee— driving a car without a licence. he tried to flee ,— driving a car without a licence. he tried to flee , but he should he tried to flee, but he should not he tried to flee, but he should ppp pe— he tried to flee, but he should not be killed— he tried to flee, but he should not be killed .— he tried to flee, but he should not be killed . that's all. they not be killed. that's all. they sppuipp-p— not be killed. that's all. they shouldn't have— not be killed. that's all. they shouldn't have fired. �*" v“ shouldn't have fired. if in epip— shouldn't have fired. if in ppip. ppe— shouldn't have fired. if in 2017, the number of situations in which french police could use firearms was widened to include traffic stops, it stated that officers can open fire for vehicle refuses in to order stop and its occupants are likely to pose a risk to their life or physical safety or to other peoples. since then, official spppispips— peoples. since then, official statistics show— peoples. since then, official statistics show the - since then, official statistics show the majority of vippims— statistics show the majority of vippims pp— statistics show the majority of victims of lethal— statistics show the majority of victims of lethal police sppppipgs— victims of lethal police shootings during a traffic stop

are shootings during a traffic stop eipper— shootings during a traffic stop are either black— shootings during a traffic stop are either black or arab . nahal are either black or arab. nahal reppriepiv— are either black or arab. nahal was reportedly french algerian . was reportedly french algerian. i was reportedly french algerian. i ppipp— was reportedly french algerian. i ppipp ur— was reportedly french algerian. i think our police— was reportedly french algerian. i think our police are— was reportedly french algerian. i think our police are tired.- i think our police are tired. our police need training . our our police need training. our police need more people . they police need more people. they are exhausted and it gets even more out of hand and within this same police, there is racism . same police, there is racism. and we absolutely have to fight that. so what happened on iuesppve— that. so what happened on tuesday? police— so what happened on tuesday? police say a yellow bmw wipp— tuesday? police say a yellow bmw wipp ppree— tuesday? police say a yellow bmw with three people— tuesday? police say a yellow bmw with three people inside was sppppep— with three people inside was sppppep ppr— with three people inside was stopped for erratic driving. and pepuse— stopped for erratic driving. and pepuse pp— stopped for erratic driving. and because of the— stopped for erratic driving. and because of the driver's young age,— because of the driver's young pge. pe— because of the driver's young age, he refused— because of the driver's young age, he refused to stop, ran a rep— age, he refused to stop, ran a rep pigpp— age, he refused to stop, ran a red light before— age, he refused to stop, ran a red light before stopping in prpppip— red light before stopping in traffic. officers— red light before stopping in traffic. officers caught up with it traffic. officers caught up with ip ppp— traffic. officers caught up with ip ppp wppp— traffic. officers caught up with it and when they'll refused to sppp — it and when they'll refused to sppp pgpip— it and when they'll refused to sppp pgpip pe— it and when they'll refused to stop again, he was shot dead . stop again, he was shot dead. ipe— stop again, he was shot dead. ipe pppiper— stop again, he was shot dead. the officer who _ stop again, he was shot dead. the officer who opened fire is upper— the officer who opened fire is under investigation for murder or under investigation for murder pr wppp— under investigation for murder pr wppp ppe— under investigation for murder or what the french call vpiuppprv— or what the french call voluntary homicide . and nantes voluntary homicide. and nantes prpsepuppr— voluntary homicide. and nantes prpsepuppr pps— voluntary homicide. and nantes prosecutor has already called the prosecutor has already called rpe nnipg— prosecutor has already called the killing unlawful . the the killing unlawful. the guespipp— the killing unlawful. the question is,— the killing unlawful. the question is, was the use of pipe— question is, was the use of force proportionate? the police ipvespigppipp— force proportionate? the police investigation continues , but investigation continues, but ppis— investigation continues, but ppis is— investigation continues, but this is another— investigation continues, but this is another george floyd mpmepp— this is another george floyd mpmepp ppr— this is another george floyd moment for france, another pppipe— moment for france, another ppiipe piiiipg— moment for france, another

police killing famous french mpppp— police killing famous french motto liberte_ police killing famous french motto liberte egalite fraternite iiperpv— motto liberte egalite fraternite iiperpv .— motto liberte egalite fraternite means liberty , equality and means liberty, equality and prppemipv— means liberty, equality and prppemipv .— means liberty, equality and fraternity . but— means liberty, equality and fraternity . but nikhil's death fraternity. but nikhil's death pps— fraternity. but nikhil's death pps ppw— fraternity. but nikhil's death has only reinforced the view pmppgsp— has only reinforced the view pmppgsp mppv— has only reinforced the view amongst many ethnic minorities in rpe— amongst many ethnic minorities in france that— amongst many ethnic minorities in france that only— amongst many ethnic minorities in france that only two thirds of in france that only two thirds pp pppi— in france that only two thirds of that motto _ in france that only two thirds of that motto are— in france that only two thirds of that motto are true . paul of that motto are true. paul prpips— of that motto are true. paul prpips .— of that motto are true. paul prpips . pp— of that motto are true. paul hawkins . gb news. q»2. hawkins. gb news. let's get the ippesp— hawkins. gb news. let's get the latest with gb news home and security editor mark white. president macron speaking within the last hour. they are bracing themselves for a fourth night of violence and you've just seen some very shocking footage of this. yes , indeed. this is this. yes, indeed. this is pppppge— this. yes, indeed. this is footage that's— yes, indeed. this is footage that's now starting to pirpuippe— footage that's now starting to circulate out— footage that's now starting to circulate out from the city of ppppp-s— circulate out from the city of ppppp-s ip— circulate out from the city of enoch's in eastern france , one enoch's in eastern france, one of enoch's in eastern france, one pp ppe— enoch's in eastern france, one pp rpe iprgesp— enoch's in eastern france, one of the largest cities in that pan— of the largest cities in that pprp pp— of the largest cities in that ppri pp ppe— of the largest cities in that part of the french alps. and pppr— part of the french alps. and pppr pppppge — part of the french alps. and that footage shows individu als out that footage shows individu als pup ip— that footage shows individu als pup ip ppe— that footage shows individu als out in the street— that footage shows individu als out in the street firing ak 47 sepps ip— out in the street firing ak 47 seconds. it seems like just have a seconds. it seems like just have p iispep— seconds. it seems like just have p iispep pp— seconds. it seems like just have a listen to this— seconds. it seems like just have a listen to this and— seconds. it seems like just have a listen to this and watch this

- i now, -- now, we've no way of independently verifying that pppr— independently verifying that pppr is— independently verifying that pppr is pp— independently verifying that that is an however, there are ppper— that is an however, there are other videos— that is an however, there are other videos now— that is an however, there are other videos now emerging that pppepr— other videos now emerging that pppepr pp— other videos now emerging that pppepr pp ppss— other videos now emerging that appear to cross operate that. pep-s— appear to cross operate that. pep-s ppvp— appear to cross operate that. pep-s ppve p— appear to cross operate that. let's have a look— appear to cross operate that. let's have a look at this next piepe— let's have a look at this next piepe pp— let's have a look at this next piece of video— let's have a look at this next piece of video .— now, clearly, we got fireworks or firecrackers as well, and they're firing into the air. but they're firing into the air. but the fact they've got access to these assault weapons, automatic assault weapons, this actually

will be pretty alarming for the authorities. yeah, i mean, the pppi— authorities. yeah, i mean, the pppp ppe— authorities. yeah, i mean, the pppp rpe spp— authorities. yeah, i mean, the fact the sad fact— authorities. yeah, i mean, the fact the sad fact is— yeah, i mean, the fact the sad fact is that in a upe— fact the sad fact is that in a upe pp— fact the sad fact is that in a number of french cities , there number of french cities, there are number of french cities, there primippi— number of french cities, there are criminal gangs , unlike in are criminal gangs, unlike in ppis— are criminal gangs, unlike in ppis ppupprv— are criminal gangs, unlike in this country where it's a bit more difficult— this country where it's a bit more difficult to _ this country where it's a bit more difficult to get hold of ppese— more difficult to get hold of ppese pprp— more difficult to get hold of these hard core— more difficult to get hold of these hard core firearms gangs, but these hard core firearms gangs, pup primippi— these hard core firearms gangs, but criminal gangs do regularly pprp— but criminal gangs do regularly pprrv ppese— but criminal gangs do regularly pprrv ppese verv— but criminal gangs do regularly carry these very lethal weapons . pp— carry these very lethal weapons . pp p— carry these very lethal weapons , ak 47 seconds— carry these very lethal weapons , ak 47 seconds and other puppmppip— , ak 47 seconds and other automatic or— , ak 47 seconds and other automatic or sub automatic wepps— automatic or sub automatic wepps pppr— automatic or sub automatic weapons that they use to further ppep— weapons that they use to further their criminal— weapons that they use to further their criminal enterprise. but their criminal enterprise. but rpe pppr— their criminal enterprise. but the fact that— their criminal enterprise. but the fact that they're now out on the fact that they're now out on rpe spreep— the fact that they're now out on rpe spreep ip— the fact that they're now out on the street in the— the fact that they're now out on the street in the middle of a ripp— the street in the middle of a rip. vpu— the street in the middle of a rip. vpu spw— the street in the middle of a riot, you saw and— the street in the middle of a riot, you saw and heard, of ppe— riot, you saw and heard, of course, the fireworks going off, pppi— course, the fireworks going off, pppr pppe— course, the fireworks going off, pppr pvpe pp— course, the fireworks going off, that type of imagery and sound is peipg— that type of imagery and sound is being repeated— that type of imagery and sound is being repeated in towns and pipes— is being repeated in towns and pipies rigpp— is being repeated in towns and cities right across— is being repeated in towns and cities right across the country. we-ve— cities right across the country. we-ve ppp— cities right across the country. we've had reports— cities right across the country. we've had reports of potential guppire— we've had reports of potential guppire ip— we've had reports of potential guppire in p— we've had reports of potential gunfire in a number of cities , gunfire in a number of cities, pup— gunfire in a number of cities, pup repipp— gunfire in a number of cities, but really, people not sure pepuse— but really, people not sure pepuse pp— but really, people not sure because of the— but really, people not sure because of the fact that there were pyrotechnics, that also are peipg— were pyrotechnics, that also are peipg sep— were pyrotechnics, that also are peipg sep ppp.— were pyrotechnics, that also are being set off. but— were pyrotechnics, that also are being set off. but there you can guipe— being set off. but there you can guipe piepriv— being set off. but there you can quite clearly see— being set off. but there you can quite clearly see the individuals- quite clearly see the individuals that were by that

car individuals that were by that piripg— individuals that were by that car firing into— individuals that were by that car firing into the air. so of grepp— car firing into the air. so of great concern— car firing into the air. so of great concern to— car firing into the air. so of great concern to the authorities pere— great concern to the authorities pere pppr. — great concern to the authorities pere pppr. ves— great concern to the authorities here that, yes, they're firing in ppe— here that, yes, they're firing in rpe pir— here that, yes, they're firing in the air there.— here that, yes, they're firing in the air there. but at some ppipp— in the air there. but at some ppipp .— in the air there. but at some ppipp . wipi— in the air there. but at some point, will that— in the air there. but at some point, will that weaponry be purpep— point, will that weaponry be purpep pp— point, will that weaponry be turned on these— point, will that weaponry be turned on these officers who are pppipg— turned on these officers who are prvipg pp— turned on these officers who are prvipg pp ppmppp— turned on these officers who are trying to combat that? the vipieppe— trying to combat that? the violence that— trying to combat that? the violence that we're seeing right ppe— violence that we're seeing right across the country— violence that we're seeing right across the country and of those peppie— across the country and of those people arrested,— across the country and of those people arrested, of— across the country and of those people arrested, of which there are hundreds— people arrested, of which there are hundreds of— people arrested, of which there are hundreds of them, particularly- are hundreds of them, particularly concerning is that so particularly concerning is that sp mppv— particularly concerning is that sp mppv pp— particularly concerning is that so many of them— particularly concerning is that so many of them are teenagers . so many of them are teenagers. p...— so many of them are teenagers. ves. spp— so many of them are teenagers. yes, 875 arrest— so many of them are teenagers. yes, 875 arrest did— so many of them are teenagers. yes, 875 arrest did so far are ppe— yes, 875 arrest did so far are rpe vpsp— yes, 875 arrest did so far are the vast majority— yes, 875 arrest did so far are the vast majority are aged pepweep— the vast majority are aged pepweep ip— the vast majority are aged between 13 and 18. the average age— between 13 and 18. the average age ,— between 13 and 18. the average pge . ip— between 13 and 18. the average pge . ip pppr.— between 13 and 18. the average age , in fact, we're— between 13 and 18. the average age , in fact, we're told, is 17, age, in fact, we're told, is 17, pme— age, in fact, we're told, is 17, ppp— age, in fact, we're told, is 17, nine. and emmanuel macron , the nine. and emmanuel macron, the reppp— nine. and emmanuel macron, the french president,— nine. and emmanuel macron, the french president, has been pigpiigppipg— french president, has been highlighting how concerned he is that highlighting how concerned he is pppr sp— highlighting how concerned he is pppr sp mppv— highlighting how concerned he is that so many young people are geppipg— that so many young people are geppipg ppugpp— that so many young people are getting caught up in this, urging— getting caught up in this, urging young— getting caught up in this, urging young parents to do their pan— urging young parents to do their pprp pp— urging young parents to do their ppri pp epsue— urging young parents to do their part to ensure that their vpupgspers— part to ensure that their youngsters are not out on the peers— youngsters are not out on the spreeps ip— youngsters are not out on the streets in the— youngsters are not out on the streets in the evening and pppeppipiiv— streets in the evening and potentially be _ streets in the evening and potentially be partaking in this vipieppe— potentially be partaking in this vipieppe .— potentially be partaking in this violence . he's— potentially be partaking in this violence . he's also urging the

violence. he's also urging the sppipi— violence. he's also urging the social media— violence. he's also urging the social media companies to do pp— social media companies to do pp ppv— social media companies to do pp prv pp— social media companies to do more to try to take down some of ppese— more to try to take down some of ppese vipeps— more to try to take down some of these videos that— more to try to take down some of these videos that are emerging pr. — these videos that are emerging pr. ppis— these videos that are emerging pr. ipis is— these videos that are emerging now. v“ “q now. this is interesting because we had this crisis meeting when he said they're not considering a emergency yet, a state of emergency yet, however. and he's named at least i think snapchat, tiktok , i think snapchat, tiktok, several others, and said in the next hours, we will take measures and we've started taking measures and coordination with these platforms to remove the most sensitive content state services, working with these platforms to obtain obtain an effective response. i mean, this is pretty significant where they're basically going in to control the internet and social media. well, yeah. i mean, they they media. well, yeah. i mean, they ppev mpv— media. well, yeah. i mean, they ppev mpv pe— media. well, yeah. i mean, they they may be determined- “2»2 �*vai»2;.. i mean, they they may be determined to try to do they may be determined to try to pp pppr. — they may be determined to try to pp pppr. wppp— they may be determined to try to do that. what they— they may be determined to try to do that. what they response will be do that. what they response will pe prpm — do that. what they response will pe prpm prpm — do that. what they response will be from from these— do that. what they response will be from from these tech giants wpp— be from from these tech giants who absolutely— be from from these tech giants who absolutely ,— be from from these tech giants who absolutely , you know, defend who absolutely, you know, defend the who absolutely, you know, defend ppe rigpp— who absolutely, you know, defend rpe rigpp pp— who absolutely, you know, defend rpe rigpp pp pe— who absolutely, you know, defend the right to be able— who absolutely, you know, defend the right to be able to have peppie— the right to be able to have peppie use— the right to be able to have people use their— the right to be able to have people use their platforms free prpm — people use their platforms free from censorship.— people use their platforms free from censorship. but at the same rime.— from censorship. but at the same pime. pp— from censorship. but at the same time, of course,— from censorship. but at the same

time, of course, with that comes a responsibility— time, of course, with that comes a responsibility and it's always pppr— a responsibility and it's always pppr pppi— a responsibility and it's always that that that— a responsibility and it's always that that that line, you know, pppr— that that that line, you know, pppr vpu — that that that line, you know, that you cross— that that that line, you know, that you cross from sort of preeppm — that you cross from sort of preeppm pp — that you cross from sort of freedom to be— that you cross from sort of freedom to be able to chat and to freedom to be able to chat and pp sppre— freedom to be able to chat and to share images— freedom to be able to chat and to share images with regard to the to share images with regard to rpe espse— to share images with regard to the response ability of not sppwipg— the response ability of not showing images as that might ippipme— showing images as that might ippipme p— showing images as that might inflame a situation . but inflame a situation. but pmmppuei— inflame a situation. but emmanuel macron highlighting ppipp— emmanuel macron highlighting iipipp ppp— emmanuel macron highlighting tiktok and snapchat as two sppipi— tiktok and snapchat as two social media— tiktok and snapchat as two social media platforms that he peeps— social media platforms that he peeis pe— social media platforms that he feels are being— social media platforms that he feels are being utilised by the rippers.— feels are being utilised by the rioters. there's— feels are being utilised by the rioters. there's an— feels are being utilised by the rioters. there's an app that's pisp— rioters. there's an app that's pisp pup— rioters. there's an app that's also out there— rioters. there's an app that's also out there apparently that's sppwipg— also out there apparently that's sppwipg rpe — also out there apparently that's showing the worst— also out there apparently that's showing the worst of the vipieppe — showing the worst of the violence that— showing the worst of the violence that you can see here, pipspipg— violence that you can see here, pipspipg up— violence that you can see here, pipspipg up ppe— violence that you can see here, flashing up the locations where pppi— flashing up the locations where that violence— flashing up the locations where that violence is— flashing up the locations where that violence is taking place in repi— that violence is taking place in repi rime.— that violence is taking place in real time. and— that violence is taking place in real time. and then people seeipg— real time. and then people seeipg pppi— real time. and then people seeing that are— real time. and then people seeing that are , you know, seeing that are, you know, pespeppipg— seeing that are, you know, descending on— seeing that are, you know, descending on these areas and mppipg— descending on these areas and mppipg ip— descending on these areas and mppipg ip ppr— descending on these areas and making it far worse. 37v2»2;9 »2»22 making it far worse. president npprpp — making it far worse. president macron said we sometimes have the feeling that some of them are these are the young people, some of them are living in the streets. the video games that have intoxicated them . yes. have intoxicated them. yes. i mean, listen, this is- mean, listen, this is a complicated-

mean, listen, this is a complicated situation. you've got complicated situation. you've gppppere— complicated situation. you've gpp ipere is— complicated situation. you've got there is the _ complicated situation. you've got there is the death of a young— got there is the death of a vpupg mpp— got there is the death of a young man who many people feel verv— young man who many people feel very pggrievep— young man who many people feel very pggrievep pp— young man who many people feel very aggrieved at his loss , very aggrieved at his loss, mixep— very aggrieved at his loss, mixep wipp— very aggrieved at his loss, mixed with a— very aggrieved at his loss, mixed with a lot of social ppmmeppprv— mixed with a lot of social commentary about the situation in commentary about the situation ip perms— commentary about the situation in perms pp— commentary about the situation in terms of the— commentary about the situation in terms of the immigrant pppuippipp— in terms of the immigrant population, in— in terms of the immigrant population, in particular here in rpe— population, in particular here in rpe .— population, in particular here in france , and— population, in particular here in france , and a— population, in particular here in france , and a feeling that in france, and a feeling that ppep— in france, and a feeling that ppev pe— in france, and a feeling that they are treated— in france, and a feeling that they are treated as second class pipizeps— they are treated as second class pipizeps ppp— they are treated as second class citizens and that— they are treated as second class citizens and that is— they are treated as second class citizens and that is being puenep— citizens and that is being fuelled and— citizens and that is being fuelled and according again to iresipepp— fuelled and according again to president macron— fuelled and according again to president macron as being puenep— president macron as being pueiiep by— president macron as being fuelled by the— president macron as being fuelled by the far left who are prvipg — fuelled by the far left who are prvipg pp — fuelled by the far left who are trying to instigate the violence . ppp— trying to instigate the violence . ppp vpu— trying to instigate the violence . ppp vpu pppw— trying to instigate the violence . and you know, taking part in the violence— . and you know, taking part in the violence themselves, but pisp— the violence themselves, but also encouraging others to come out also encouraging others to come pup pp— also encouraging others to come pup pp pppe— also encouraging others to come pup pp pppe pprp— also encouraging others to come out to take part in— also encouraging others to come out to take part in that vipieppe— out to take part in that vipieppe .— out to take part in that violence . so- out to take part in that violence . so you've got that. violence. so you've got that. pup— violence. so you've got that. pup pp— violence. so you've got that. pup pp ppe— violence. so you've got that. but on the other— violence. so you've got that. but on the other hand as well, wppp— but on the other hand as well, wppp vuev— but on the other hand as well, what you've simply got are young peppie— what you've simply got are young peppie pppi— what you've simply got are young peppie pppr pe— what you've simply got are young people that are being driven by ppreppiipe— people that are being driven by adrenaline. the— people that are being driven by adrenaline. the excitement of a gppp— adrenaline. the excitement of a gppp sprpp— adrenaline. the excitement of a gppp sprpp pppi— adrenaline. the excitement of a good scrap that are going out pppre— good scrap that are going out ipere ip— good scrap that are going out there in numbers— good scrap that are going out there in numbers to take part in

ppese— there in numbers to take part in ppese vipiepp— there in numbers to take part in these violent episodes. mark, pppup— these violent episodes. mark, ppppp ppu— these violent episodes. mark, ppppp vpu ppr— these violent episodes. mark, thank you for bringing us up to speed with that. but let's get the latest from paris itself now .speak the latest from paris itself now . speak to political broadcaster anthony andre, who can join us. and of course, we reflect that the funeral due to take place tomorrow . and even though the tomorrow. and even though the mum munir calling for calm , one mum munir calling for calm, one thinks that might be another trigger point. yes , it will be trigger point. yes, it will be a trigger_ trigger point. yes, it will be a trigger ppipp— trigger point. yes, it will be a trigger point because- .2 qq»22 yes, it will be a trigger point because you know , trigger point because you know, we ppp ip— trigger point because you know, we are not in the— trigger point because you know, we are not in the in the in the pp— we are not in the in the in the pp ppe— we are not in the in the in the case of the funeral, just the puperpp— case of the funeral, just the funeral, the _ case of the funeral, just the funeral, the dead, the death of ppis— funeral, the dead, the death of ppis vpupg— funeral, the dead, the death of ppis vpupg ppv— funeral, the dead, the death of this young boy is— funeral, the dead, the death of this young boy is almost pprgpppep— this young boy is almost forgotten or— this young boy is almost forgotten or it's a pretext for ppe— forgotten or it's a pretext for rpe ripps— forgotten or it's a pretext for rpe ripps ip— forgotten or it's a pretext for the riots in different cities. so the riots in different cities. sp ips— the riots in different cities. sp ip-s ppp— the riots in different cities. so it's not just— the riots in different cities. so it's not just a problem of ppe— so it's not just a problem of pie murerp— so it's not just a problem of the murder by— so it's not just a problem of the murder by police of a young . ipere— the murder by police of a young . ipere is— the murder by police of a young man . there is other other things man. there is other other things pepipp— man. there is other other things pepipp ppis— man. there is other other things behind this this— man. there is other other things behind this this event. and it's verv— behind this this event. and it's very pippipuip— behind this this event. and it's very difficult for— behind this this event. and it's very difficult for french government _ very difficult for french government to make the country

pppm— government to make the country ppim pgpip— government to make the country ppim pgpip pp— government to make the country calm again of that— government to make the country calm again of that with this npppp— calm again of that with this macron crisis— calm again of that with this macron crisis meeting , as we've macron crisis meeting, as we've pusi— macron crisis meeting, as we've iusp peep— macron crisis meeting, as we've just been discussing, macron crisis meeting, as we've just been discussing , there are just been discussing, there are ipeppipvipg— just been discussing, there are identifying social— just been discussing, there are identifying social media may be one identifying social media may be pp— identifying social media may be pp ppe— identifying social media may be one of the things— identifying social media may be one of the things that is sipping— one of the things that is stoking this— one of the things that is stoking this .— one of the things that is stoking this . yes. yes the stoking this. yes. yes the sppipi— stoking this. yes. yes the social media— stoking this. yes. yes the social media is- stoking this. yes. yes the social media is something very ip— social media is something very ip ip— social media is something very new in in france— social media is something very new in in france in— social media is something very new in in france in these riots ppp— new in in france in these riots ppp ip— new in in france in these riots ppp ip pepps— new in in france in these riots and it helps young , young people and it helps young, young people to and it helps young, young people pp mpve— and it helps young, young people pp guippiv— and it helps young, young people to move quickly and to make rpnv— to move quickly and to make rpnv ip— to move quickly and to make rally in different— to move quickly and to make rally in different in different supurps— rally in different in different suburbs. and— rally in different in different suburbs. and there is a game pepweep— suburbs. and there is a game between them,— suburbs. and there is a game between them, between one city ppp— between them, between one city ppp pppiper— between them, between one city and another to _ between them, between one city and another to show what what i— and another to show what what i pp— and another to show what what i pp p— and another to show what what i pp p pr— and another to show what what can i do ? how many cars can can i do? how many cars can i prepp— can i do? how many cars can i prepp pr— can i do? how many cars can i prepp pr pup— can i do? how many cars can i can break or put the fire. and pppre— can break or put the fire. and ipere is— can break or put the fire. and ipere is p— can break or put the fire. and there is a there— can break or put the fire. and there is a there is— can break or put the fire. and there is a there is a real a repi— there is a there is a real a real mass movement with the sppipi— real mass movement with the social networks— real mass movement with the social networks that that that is spmeppipg— social networks that that that is something new and very, very , is something new and very, very . verv— is something new and very, very . verv pippipuip— is something new and very, very , very difficult to— is something new and very, very , very difficult to contain . , very difficult to contain. iresipepp—

, very difficult to contain. president macron says there will be president macron says there will pe pp— president macron says there will pe pp sippe— president macron says there will pe pp spppe pp— president macron says there will be no state of emergency. v29 be no state of emergency. yes. pup— be no state of emergency. yes. pup is— be no state of emergency. yes. pup is ip— be no state of emergency. yes. but is it something that you think he will reluctantly have to do ? yes. yes. maybe we'll to do? yes. yes. maybe we'll ipve— to do? yes. yes. maybe we'll ppve pp— to do? yes. yes. maybe we'll ppve pp pp— to do? yes. yes. maybe we'll have to do that,— »22»? yes. yes. maybe we'll have to do that, you »2»2»7 yes. yes. maybe we'll have to do that, you know, in pvp— have to do that, you know, in pwp ewe— have to do that, you know, in pwp ip— have to do that, you know, in two were in 2005,— have to do that, you know, in two were in 2005, there were ripps— two were in 2005, there were ripps ip— two were in 2005, there were riots in france— two were in 2005, there were riots in france and the emergeppv— riots in france and the emergency state that was created ppper— emergency state that was created ppper pep — emergency state that was created ppper pep ppvs— emergency state that was created after ten days of— emergency state that was created after ten days of riots. so it's after ten days of riots. so it's p pepp— after ten days of riots. so it's p pepp sppp— after ten days of riots. so it's p pepp spep pp— after ten days of riots. so it's a next step to put— after ten days of riots. so it's a next step to put the state of emergeppv— a next step to put the state of emergeppv. pup— a next step to put the state of emergency. but i'm not sure they wipi— emergency. but i'm not sure they win pp— emergency. but i'm not sure they win pp ip— emergency. but i'm not sure they win pp ip ps— emergency. but i'm not sure they will do it as soon— emergency. but i'm not sure they will do it as soon as— emergency. but i'm not sure they will do it as soon as we as i pppugpp— will do it as soon as we as i pppugpp ppev— will do it as soon as we as i thought they would do that, pepuse— thought they would do that, because they _ thought they would do that, because they think the thing ppev— because they think the thing ppev pp— because they think the thing they can calm _ because they think the thing they can calm down the situation ppese— they can calm down the situation ppese ppvs— they can calm down the situation ppese ppvs .— they can calm down the situation ppese ppvs . ppp— they can calm down the situation these days . and there is a lot these days. and there is a lot of these days. and there is a lot pp ppiipemep— these days. and there is a lot of policemen everywhere in the puppy.— of policemen everywhere in the puppy. ips— of policemen everywhere in the puppy. pp p— of policemen everywhere in the country. it's a lot— of policemen everywhere in the country. it's a lot of you have you— country. it's a lot of you have vpu ipve— country. it's a lot of you have you have drones.— country. it's a lot of you have you have drones. you have you ppvp— you have drones. you have you ppve pii— you have drones. you have you ppve pii ppe— you have drones. you have you have all the all— you have drones. you have you have all the all the all the all ppe— have all the all the all the all the direction— have all the all the all the all the direction ,— have all the all the all the all the direction , the— have all the all the all the all the direction , the different the direction, the different servipes— the direction, the different sewipes pp— the direction, the different services of the— the direction, the different services of the police among the in services of the police among the ip ppe— services of the police among the ip rpe perripprv—

services of the police among the in the territory .— services of the police among the in the territory . so— services of the police among the in the territory . so they think in the territory. so they think ppev— in the territory. so they think ppev ppp-p— in the territory. so they think they don't need— in the territory. so they think they don't need the state of emergeppv— they don't need the state of emergency now.— they don't need the state of emergency now. but i think it wipi— emergency now. but i think it win prive— emergency now. but i think it will arrive next— emergency now. but i think it will arrive next week. but severpi— will arrive next week. but several towns— will arrive next week. but several towns they are imposing evening curfews aren't they. and marseille for example, that has banned public demonstrations. batus public transport will be stopping early in the evening . stopping early in the evening. yes. yes it's very difficult because, you _ yes. yes it's very difficult because, you know , a lot of because, you know, a lot of ppese— because, you know, a lot of these population in the suburbs are these population in the suburbs usipg— these population in the suburbs usipg ppe— these population in the suburbs are using the buses and they peep— are using the buses and they peep pp— are using the buses and they peep pp pe— are using the buses and they need to be outside, to go to wppp— need to be outside, to go to wprp .— need to be outside, to go to wprp . ppp— need to be outside, to go to work . and for— need to be outside, to go to work . and for them, it's very work. and for them, it's very pippipuip— work. and for them, it's very difficult to— work. and for them, it's very difficult to have— work. and for them, it's very difficult to have this situation.— difficult to have this situation. and it may it may mpvpe— situation. and it may it may mpvpe ip— situation. and it may it may maybe it will— situation. and it may it may maybe it will be _ situation. and it may it may maybe it will be worse with the purpe— maybe it will be worse with the curfew because _ maybe it will be worse with the curfew because the population viii— curfew because the population win ppp— curfew because the population will not accept— curfew because the population will not accept that . but it's will not accept that. but it's verv— will not accept that. but it's very difficult— will not accept that. but it's very difficult to _ will not accept that. but it's very difficult to do in another way,— very difficult to do in another wpv. pepuse— very difficult to do in another way, because we— very difficult to do in another way, because we need to keep the rippers— way, because we need to keep the rippers ip— way, because we need to keep the rioters in their— way, because we need to keep the rioters in their home— way, because we need to keep the rioters in their home and all ppe— rioters in their home and all ppe peppie— rioters in their home and all the people will— rioters in their home and all the people will be in the spreeps— the people will be in the streets during— the people will be in the streets during the curfew , will streets during the curfew, will be considered— streets during the curfew, will be considered as— streets during the curfew, will be considered as the rioters . so be considered as the rioters. so it's

be considered as the rioters. so its ppe— be considered as the rioters. so it's the cities— be considered as the rioters. so it's the cities can— be considered as the rioters. so it's the cities can do that. and i it's the cities can do that. and i ppipp— it's the cities can do that. and i ppipp ip— it's the cities can do that. and i think in several— it's the cities can do that. and i think in several cities it wipi— i think in several cities it win pe— i think in several cities it will be the— i think in several cities it will be the case, not just in nprseine— will be the case, not just in marseille, but— will be the case, not just in marseille, but a— will be the case, not just in marseille, but a lot of towns in rpe— marseille, but a lot of towns in rpe ppp— marseille, but a lot of towns in rpe ppp ip— marseille, but a lot of towns in france and in suburbs , suburbs, france and in suburbs, suburbs, ppwp— france and in suburbs, suburbs, ppwp wipi— france and in suburbs, suburbs, ppwp win use— france and in suburbs, suburbs, town will use the— france and in suburbs, suburbs, town will use the curfew to try town will use the curfew to try pp gep— town will use the curfew to try pp gep peppie— town will use the curfew to try pp gep peppie ip— town will use the curfew to try to get people in their home puripg— to get people in their home puripg ppe— to get people in their home during the weekend because it's verv— during the weekend because it's very pippipuip— during the weekend because it's very difficult during the weepepp— very difficult during the weekend. everybody wants to go pup.— weekend. everybody wants to go pup. ppp— weekend. everybody wants to go pup. ppp ips— weekend. everybody wants to go out. and it's summer time here ppp— out. and it's summer time here ppp ip— out. and it's summer time here ppp ip wipi— out. and it's summer time here ppp ip win pe— out. and it's summer time here and it will be difficult. i ppipp— and it will be difficult. i ppipp ip— and it will be difficult. i think it is— and it will be difficult. i think it is the- and it will be difficult. i think it is the only way the ppiipemep— think it is the only way the policemen involved is now in puspppv— policemen involved is now in puspppv ppp— policemen involved is now in custody and is— policemen involved is now in custody and is facing charges. pup— custody and is facing charges. pup ipppipg— custody and is facing charges. pup ipppipg pp— custody and is facing charges. but looking at the— custody and is facing charges. but looking at the wider- but looking at the wider political picture , you've had political picture, you've had five weeks of protests with regards to the pension reforms. what position is macron in now and of course, we have marine le pen and the far right making much of what they're seeing on the streets at the moment . it's the streets at the moment. it's very difficult for him it's very difficult for him because he very difficult for him because pe ppp— very difficult for him because he had words— very difficult for him because he had words to— very difficult for him because he had words to tell that he was verv— he had words to tell that he was very spp— he had words to tell that he was very spp wipp— he had words to tell that he was very sad with the— he had words to tell that he was very sad with the death of this young— very sad with the death of this vpupg boy-— very sad with the death of this vpupg b0y- ppp— very sad with the death of this young boy. and he said that the ppiipe— young boy. and he said that the ppiipe .— young boy. and he said that the ppiipe . ppe— young boy. and he said that the police , the policeman has has

police, the policeman has has ppiiep— police, the policeman has has ppiiep ip— police, the policeman has has failed in the— police, the policeman has has failed in the arrestation. so he mppe— failed in the arrestation. so he mppe p— failed in the arrestation. so he made a choice— failed in the arrestation. so he made a choice to— failed in the arrestation. so he made a choice to tell to the to pepi— made a choice to tell to the to pen ppe— made a choice to tell to the to tell the population that the vippim — tell the population that the vippim ps— tell the population that the victim was the— tell the population that the victim was the victim and the ppiipempp— victim was the victim and the policeman had— victim was the victim and the policeman had failed in his misspp— policeman had failed in his mission. and— policeman had failed in his mission. and this is why it's verv— mission. and this is why it's very difficult— mission. and this is why it's very difficult because marine le rep— very difficult because marine le rep ppp— very difficult because marine le rep ppp pii— very difficult because marine le pen and all the— very difficult because marine le pen and all the rights in france spvs— pen and all the rights in france spvs pppi— pen and all the rights in france says that emmanuel macron is not pepipp— says that emmanuel macron is not pepipp pis— says that emmanuel macron is not behind his police— says that emmanuel macron is not behind his police and his his pppsp— behind his police and his his ipxisp ppp— behind his police and his his laxist and it's— behind his police and his his laxist and it's a— behind his police and his his laxist and it's a it's a big pesp— laxist and it's a it's a big pesp ppr— laxist and it's a it's a big test for him _ laxist and it's a it's a big test for him to- laxist and it's a it's a big test for him to try to show that he test for him to try to show that pe ppp-p— test for him to try to show that he can't restore— test for him to try to show that he can't restore calm and peace in rpe— he can't restore calm and peace in rpe ppp— he can't restore calm and peace in france and the— he can't restore calm and peace in france and the right and the rigpp— in france and the right and the rigpp pprpies— in france and the right and the right parties and— in france and the right and the right parties and marine le pen wppp— right parties and marine le pen wppp pim— right parties and marine le pen wppp pim ipev— right parties and marine le pen want him they blow on the on the to want him they blow on the on the pp pie— want him they blow on the on the pp pire mppe— want him they blow on the on the to fire make the— want him they blow on the on the to fire make the country to make the to fire make the country to make ppe ppupprv— to fire make the country to make the country anarchy— to fire make the country to make the country anarchy in the puppy— the country anarchy in the puppy ppp— the country anarchy in the country and the left wing. the rep— country and the left wing. the iepp wipg— country and the left wing. the left wing also _ country and the left wing. the left wing also jean—luc melancon is pisp— left wing also jean—luc melancon is also someone— left wing also jean—luc melancon is also someone who— left wing also jean—luc melancon is also someone who is in a pupger— is also someone who is in a pupger ppp— is also someone who is in a pupger ppp pe— is also someone who is in a hunger and he tells he tells peppie— hunger and he tells he tells peppie ppp— hunger and he tells he tells people not not—

hunger and he tells he tells people not not coming back at ppme.— people not not coming back at ppme. pr— people not not coming back at home. now don't— people not not coming back at home. now don't don't be calm. ppp-p— home. now don't don't be calm. ppp-p pe— home. now don't don't be calm. ppp-p pe guiep— home. now don't don't be calm. don't be quiet. it's— home. now don't don't be calm. don't be quiet. it's not the prppiem. — don't be quiet. it's not the prppiem. ips— don't be quiet. it's not the problem. it's a— don't be quiet. it's not the problem. it's a problem of iuspipe— problem. it's a problem of ruspipe. sp— problem. it's a problem of justice. so it's— problem. it's a problem of justice. so it's very difficult for-because- justice. so it's very difficult for because there is the for macron because there is the pvp— for macron because there is the pwp sipes— for macron because there is the pwp sipes pp— for macron because there is the two sides of the— for macron because there is the two sides of the political chess wpp— two sides of the political chess wpp is— two sides of the political chess who is against— two sides of the political chess who is against him and who is a wipp— who is against him and who is a wipp ip— who is against him and who is a wipp ip ppe— who is against him and who is a with in the violence and not in the with in the violence and not in ppe pppm— with in the violence and not in ppe ppim .— with in the violence and not in ppe ppim . ip— with in the violence and not in the calm , in the— with in the violence and not in the calm , in the appeasement. the calm, in the appeasement. ppppppv— the calm, in the appeasement. anthony thank— the calm, in the appeasement. anthony thank you very much ippeep— anthony thank you very much ippeep ppr— anthony thank you very much indeed for updating us there wipp— indeed for updating us there wipp ppe— indeed for updating us there with the picture— indeed for updating us there with the picture in paris. v “»2 with the picture in paris. and of course, we'll— with the picture in paris. and of course, we'll see- with the picture in paris. and of course, we'll see what emerges in the coming days. thank you very much indeed. bringing you a quick bit of prepping— bringing you a quick bit of breaking news— bringing you a quick bit of breaking news because sue gray i'm breaking news because sue gray i-m sue— breaking news because sue gray i-m vuev— breaking news because sue gray i'm sure you've all— breaking news because sue gray i'm sure you've all heard of per. — i'm sure you've all heard of per. spe— i'm sure you've all heard of per. spe is— i'm sure you've all heard of her. she is-civil- i'm sure you've all heard of her. she is civil servant her. she is the civil servant wpp— her. she is the civil servant who compiled— her. she is the civil servant who compiled that report into ipppppwp— who compiled that report into lockdown parties— who compiled that report into lockdown parties at downing spreep— lockdown parties at downing street, which _ lockdown parties at downing street, which ultimately led to the street, which ultimately led to ppe ppii— street, which ultimately led to ppe ppip pp— street, which ultimately led to the fall of boris— street, which ultimately led to the fall of boris johnson. well, we ppvp— the fall of boris johnson. well, we have heard— the fall of boris johnson. well, we have heard in— the fall of boris johnson. well, we have heard in the last few mipupes— we have heard in the last few minutes that— we have heard in the last few minutes that she— we have heard in the last few minutes that she can begin to wppp— minutes that she can begin to wprp ps— minutes that she can begin to wprp ps sir— minutes that she can begin to work as sir keir— minutes that she can begin to work as sir keir starmer's, ppipp— work as sir keir starmer's, ppiep pp— work as sir keir starmer's, chief of staff— work as sir keir starmer's, chief of staff from september , chief of staff from september, of chief of staff from september, pp pp — chief of staff from september, of course, to remind you, claims pppi— of course, to remind you, claims pppr ppe— of course, to remind you, claims that the appointment rules were pppep— that the appointment rules were pppep-pp— that the appointment rules were broken,-to prevent- that the appointment rules were broken, to prevent a broken, designed to prevent a ppppiipp— broken, designed to prevent a ppppiipp pp— broken, designed to prevent a conflict of interest. but labour pepper— conflict of interest. but labour leader sir keir starmer, saying he'd accepted the advice of the acoba watch dog, effectively

delighted, he said, to be working her to his chief of staff . she will lead our work staff. she will lead our work preparing for a mission led labour government and brings unrivalled experience in the unrivalled experience in how the machinery of government works and a woman of great integrity . and a woman of great integrity. he added. of course he would add that he added. of course he would add pppr ppw— he added. of course he would add pppr ppmipg— he added. of course he would add that now coming up,— he added. of course he would add that now coming up, a— »2; 222 of course he would add that now coming up, a plan to epp— that now coming up, a plan to epp ppe— that now coming up, a plan to epp ppe nns— that now coming up, a plan to end the nhs reliance on overseas vvprersp pup— end the nhs reliance on overseas workers. but the _ end the nhs reliance on overseas workers. but the prime minister's— workers. but the prime minister's blueprint today has npppe— minister's blueprint today has iippie pp— minister's blueprint today has iippie pp spv— minister's blueprint today has little to say on— minister's blueprint today has little to say on pay or waiting iisps. — little to say on pay or waiting iisps. were— little to say on pay or waiting lists. we're talking about that nns— lists. we're talking about that nns mpssive— lists. we're talking about that nhs massive workforce plan and we-n— nhs massive workforce plan and we-n pe— nhs massive workforce plan and we'll be talking— nhs massive workforce plan and we'll be talking more about it ppper— we'll be talking more about it ppper ppis— we'll be talking more about it after this break.— we'll be talking more about it after this break. stay with us on

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. weippme— listening to gb news radio. welcome back— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to the- listening to gb news radio. welcome back to the live desk on gb news with mark longhurst and pip tomson the prime minister has outlined a new £2.4 billion workforce plan for the nhs to fix staff shortages . well, it

fix staff shortages. well, it aims to create— fix staff shortages. well, it aims to create more- ”,x q well, it aims to create more university pippes— aims to create more university pippes ppr— aims to create more university places for medical and nursing spupepps— places for medical and nursing spupepps .— places for medical and nursing students , apprenticeships even students, apprenticeships even for students, apprenticeships even ppr ppppprs— students, apprenticeships even ppr ppppprs .— students, apprenticeships even for doctors , and— students, apprenticeships even for doctors , and a potential for for doctors, and a potential for spprper— for doctors, and a potential for shorter medical— for doctors, and a potential for shorter medical degree periods too shorter medical degree periods ppp . — shorter medical degree periods ppp . ip— shorter medical degree periods ppp . ip pims— shorter medical degree periods too . it aims to— shorter medical degree periods too . . too. it aims to prevent the estimated shortage of 360,000 nhs workers by 2037. let's speak to our political reporter catherine forster, who is in that news conference in downing street and actually asked the prime minister a question about pay, prime minister a question about pay, which wasn't featured in this 151 page report . yes. yes, this 151 page report. yes. yes, that's right. a big day for rishi sunak today and a big day for the nhs with this long awaited covid 15 year work force plan . they said there were three plan. they said there were three focuses. first of all, train, they're going to be training double the number of doctors, more nurses , more more nurses, more apprenticeships. also retaining staff. now that's critically important, isn't it? morale, as we know, is very low. lots of people have left the profession

. they talked about improving the culture, improving wellbeing, talking about professional development . they professional development. they did not talk about pay. we'll come back to that in just a second. and then finally, reform, stressing the need to do things differently , to spend things differently, to spend money better pay, better use of using the pharmacist, making it easier to get an appointment at the gp using sophisticated cloud based phone technology , keeping based phone technology, keeping people looked after in the community rather than putting them into hospital where possible because of course that's very expensive . so these that's very expensive. so these plans have been welcomed pretty much across the board , but there much across the board, but there are significant short term challenges. one of them of course, being the fact that we're still in the middle of lots of nhs strikes. now the nurses strikes, the porters strikes may be over, but we're facing five days of junior doctor strikes in july and now consults . acts have also voted

consults. acts have also voted to go on strike. so yes, i asked rishi sunak about his priority of cutting the waiting list. they're currently at a £7.4 million record high and how they were going to do this, given that pay previously, they said, oh, we can only give you whatever the independent pay review body recommend . but now review body recommend. but now that it looks like the independent pay review bodies are likely to recommend something around 6 or 6.5% for pubuc something around 6 or 6.5% for public sector workers, including junior doctors. rishi sunak now saying, well, actually we might not be able to do that because we've got to keep a lid on inflation. so, sure, great to be training lots of new medical professionals , but if you can't professionals, but if you can't keep them that raises all sorts of questions . and i think of questions. and i think certainly a bumpy ride coming over the next few months with both junior doctors and potentially consultants out on

strike. and catherine , strike. and catherine, ppppsipipp— and catherine, opposition parties broadly weippmipg— opposition parties broadly welcoming it,— opposition parties broadly welcoming it, as you say. but ppep— welcoming it, as you say. but ppev ppp-p— welcoming it, as you say. but they can't resist— welcoming it, as you say. but they can't resist a— welcoming it, as you say. but they can't resist a bit of a pop,— they can't resist a bit of a ppp. ppp— they can't resist a bit of a ppp. mew— they can't resist a bit of a pop, can they? i- they can't resist a bit of a pop, can they? i mean, shadow pepipp— pop, can they? i mean, shadow health secretary— pop, can they? i mean, shadow health secretary wes streeting spvipg — health secretary wes streeting spvipg rppp— health secretary wes streeting saying that ministers have simpiv— saying that ministers have simply nicked— saying that ministers have simply nicked the opposition's pipp— simply nicked the opposition's pipp . — simply nicked the opposition's pipp . pes.— simply nicked the opposition's plan . yes, that's— simply nicked the opposition's plan . v29 .»2.«p plan. yes, that's absolutely what wes streeting shadow health secretary is saying. and i mean it is true that labour have been saying for a long time they would double the number of medical places which is one of these pledges. so labour basically going, you've nicked our plan, the lib dems going what has taken you so long now ? what has taken you so long now? rishi sunak of course would say, well, i've only been prime minister for a few months , but minister for a few months, but of is true that we of course it is true that we have conservative have had a conservative government . 2010 and the government since. 2010 and the nhs is facing very severe challenges now , although these challenges now, although these measures coming in will help going forward. but that's going to take some time catherine at

downing street, thanks very much indeed for that. more reaction, of course, as we get- indeed for that. more reaction, of course, as we get it.- 22 more reaction, of course, as we get it. but pep-s— of course, as we get it. but nets gep— of course, as we get it. but pep-s gep pp— of course, as we get it. but let's get an update now on the ippesp— let's get an update now on the ippesp pews— let's get an update now on the latest news headlines. rihanna is wpipipg— latest news headlines. rihanna is wpipipg ppr— latest news headlines. rihanna is wpipipg ppr .— latest news headlines. rihanna is waiting for. us mark, thank you. it's 232. your top stories from the newsroom . the prime from the newsroom. the prime minister has set out the government's 15 year plan to boost nhs staffing in england. the 151 page blueprint aims to plug the 151 page blueprint aims to plug shortages of over 300,000 staff. it includes more university places for medical and nursing students as well as greater emphasis on apprenticeships . aukus lord zac apprenticeships. aukus lord zac goldsmith says he's happy to oppose guys for sharing his views on the commons investigation into boris johnson's partygate probe. the tory peers hit back after rishi sunak said he'd refused to apologise , saying his comments apologise, saying his comments about the privileges committee committee were incompatible with his position as a minister. lord

goldsmith has now admitted he shouldn't have commented publicly . in shouldn't have commented publicly. in his shouldn't have commented publicly . in his resignation publicly. in his resignation letter, he accused the government of climate change apathy , saying it made his role apathy, saying it made his role as minister for international environment untenable . while as environment untenable. while as we've been hearing sue gray has been given the go ahead by the appointments watchdog to take up her role as labour's chief of staff, the former civil servant led the investigation into lockdown parties in downing street. the adviser committee on business appointments says she'll take up the position from september for labour leader sir keir starmer says he's delighted and british travellers to france are being warned they could face disruption, including possible curfews following widespread riots across the country. more than 200 police were injured and 875 people arrested during a third night of violence . third night of violence. protesters are demanding justice for a 17 year old known as nahal m, who was shot dead by police

after he failed to stop his car in nanterre on tuesday. the officer who fired the shot has been charged with voluntary homicide . and you can get more homicide. and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news. .com .

patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb patrick christys on gb news. i'm pp news— patrick christys on gb news. i'm pp news pppip— patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio .— patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio. i'm patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . i'm 2 2 gb news radio. i'm welcome back to the live desk. prince harry back in the headlines today because his lawsuit against mirror group newspapers due to conclude at the high court later this afternoon. the duke of susp— this afternoon. the duke of suse ppp— this afternoon. the duke of sussex and several- v“ the duke of sussex and several others have ppusep— sussex and several others have ppusep ppe— sussex and several others have accused the newspaper of phone ppppipg— accused the newspaper of phone ppppipg ppp— accused the newspaper of phone hacking and unlawful information gppperipg— hacking and unlawful information gppperipg. pup— hacking and unlawful information gathering. but there's been a ipsi— gathering. but there's been a ipsp mipupe— gathering. but there's been a last minute row— gathering. but there's been a last minute row over a letter. pep-s— last minute row over a letter. pep-s gep— last minute row over a letter. pep-s gep pppe— last minute row over a letter. let's get more on— last minute row over a letter. let's get more on that. - last minute row over a letter. let's get more on that. our royal correspondent cameron walker , outside the court to walker, outside the court to explain what a bit of last

minute drama cameron . yeah, it minute drama cameron. yeah, it was. it was a bit of a— »2 v“ yeah, it was. it was a bit of a surprise, nprp— was. it was a bit of a surprise, mark, actually,— was. it was a bit of a surprise, mark, actually, this morning wpere— mark, actually, this morning wpere ppvip— mark, actually, this morning where david sherborne, prince nprpp-s— where david sherborne, prince nprrv-s ipwver— where david sherborne, prince nprrv-s ipwver .— where david sherborne, prince harry's lawyer , stood up and harry's lawyer, stood up and pspep— harry's lawyer, stood up and pspep ppe— harry's lawyer, stood up and asked the judge— harry's lawyer, stood up and asked the judge to consider this pepper.— asked the judge to consider this pepper. wpipp — asked the judge to consider this letter, which had— asked the judge to consider this letter, which had been presented to letter, which had been presented pp pim— letter, which had been presented to him-minute— letter, which had been presented to him minute from to him last minute from a rpumpiisp— to him last minute from a journalist who— to him last minute from a journalist who had written one of journalist who had written one pp ppe— journalist who had written one pp ppe pp— journalist who had written one of the 33 articles— journalist who had written one of the 33 articles being tested in ppis— of the 33 articles being tested in ppis ppse— of the 33 articles being tested in this case for— of the 33 articles being tested in this case for prince harry, wpere— in this case for prince harry, where alleged— in this case for prince harry, where alleged unlawful information— where alleged unlawful information gathering was used information gathering was used ip ppper— information gathering was used in prper pp— information gathering was used in order to write— information gathering was used in order to write the article. so in order to write the article. sp ppvip— in order to write the article. so david sherborne told the judge— so david sherborne told the rupge ppe— so david sherborne told the judge the letter— so david sherborne told the judge the letter contains direct evipeppe— judge the letter contains direct evipeppe ip— judge the letter contains direct evidence in relation to ppriipuipr— evidence in relation to particular the origin of the information— particular the origin of the information in— particular the origin of the information in which the article pppi— information in which the article pppr ppe— information in which the article that the article _ information in which the article that the article was being ppmpipipep— that the article was being complained about and it relates to complained about and it relates pp vpipempii— complained about and it relates pp vpipempii .— complained about and it relates to voicemail , alleged voicemail to voicemail, alleged voicemail ipperpeppipp— to voicemail, alleged voicemail ipperpeppipp .— to voicemail, alleged voicemail interception . post— to voicemail, alleged voicemail interception . post 2006 and the interception. post 2006 and the pupe— interception. post 2006 and the pupe pp— interception. post 2006 and the duke of sussex.— interception. post 2006 and the duke of sussex. now, the judge pspep— duke of sussex. now, the judge pspep ppvip— duke of sussex. now, the judge asked david sherborne, you pipsep— asked david sherborne, you pipsep ppur— asked david sherborne, you closed your evidence last week. are vpu — closed your evidence last week. are vpu gpipg— closed your evidence last week. are vpu gpipg pp— closed your evidence last week. are you going to keep bringing peppers— are you going to keep bringing letters forward _ are you going to keep bringing letters forward every time that pppiper— letters forward every time that another letter— letters forward every time that another letter comes forward ? another letter comes forward? ipere — another letter comes forward? ipere pps— another letter comes forward? ipere pps pp— another letter comes forward? there has to be— another letter comes forward? there has to be an end point to ppep— there has to be an end point to when evidence— there has to be an end point to when evidence can— there has to be an end point to when evidence can be presented. now.— when evidence can be presented. pr. ip— when evidence can be presented. pp in espse— when evidence can be presented. now, in response, david sherborne— now, in response, david sherborne said it directly

reippes— sherborne said it directly reippes pp— sherborne said it directly relates to questions your iprpspips— relates to questions your lordships needs to determine in ppper— lordships needs to determine in ppper pps— lordships needs to determine in other words, this— lordships needs to determine in other words, this letter could be significant— other words, this letter could be significant in— other words, this letter could be significant in weighing up wpepper— be significant in weighing up wpepper pr— be significant in weighing up whether or not— be significant in weighing up whether or not prince harry was a whether or not prince harry was p vippim — whether or not prince harry was p vippim pp— whether or not prince harry was a victim of unlawful information gppperipg— a victim of unlawful information gppperipg .— a victim of unlawful information gppperipg . ppp— a victim of unlawful information gathering . and now the judge gathering. and now the judge spps— gathering. and now the judge spvs ppur— gathering. and now the judge says your application asked him is says your application asked him is ppur— says your application asked him is your application to admit ppis— is your application to admit ppis pepper— is your application to admit this letter as— is your application to admit this letter as evidence or is it to this letter as evidence or is it pp ppii— this letter as evidence or is it pp ppii ppis— this letter as evidence or is it to call this particular journalist— to call this particular journalist forward as a witness? now.— journalist forward as a witness? pr. ppvip— journalist forward as a witness? now, david sherborne said it was just now, david sherborne said it was iusp ppe— now, david sherborne said it was rusp ppe pepper— now, david sherborne said it was just the letter that— now, david sherborne said it was just the letter that he wanted to just the letter that he wanted pp supmip— just the letter that he wanted pp supmip ps— just the letter that he wanted to submit as evidence. now, the judge— to submit as evidence. now, the rupge ppip— to submit as evidence. now, the rupge ppip ppip— to submit as evidence. now, the judge told told prince harry's ipwver— judge told told prince harry's ipwver pppi— judge told told prince harry's lawyer that it— judge told told prince harry's lawyer that it is— judge told told prince harry's lawyer that it is an extremely pppimispip— lawyer that it is an extremely optimistic application. there pps— optimistic application. there pps pp— optimistic application. there pps pp pe— optimistic application. there pps pp pe p— optimistic application. there has to be a limit on when evipeppe— has to be a limit on when evidence can— has to be a limit on when evidence can be- has to be a limit on when evidence can be submitted , evidence can be submitted, pepuse— evidence can be submitted, because this— evidence can be submitted, because this is— evidence can be submitted, because this is the last day of pipsipg— because this is the last day of closing arguments and now david sperppme— closing arguments and now david sherborne said— closing arguments and now david sherborne said in— closing arguments and now david sherborne said in response he ppprepippes— sherborne said in response he appreciates it's— sherborne said in response he appreciates it's optimistic , but appreciates it's optimistic, but ppis— appreciates it's optimistic, but ppis is— appreciates it's optimistic, but ppis is p— appreciates it's optimistic, but ppis is p ppis— appreciates it's optimistic, but this is a this is— appreciates it's optimistic, but this is a this is a— appreciates it's optimistic, but this is a this is a very direct pepper— this is a this is a very direct letter which— this is a this is a very direct letter which could really help wipp— letter which could really help wipp pis— letter which could really help with his judgement . now, andrew with his judgement. now, andrew preep— with his judgement. now, andrew preep .— with his judgement. now, andrew preep . pp.— with his judgement. now, andrew green , kc, representing mirror green, kc, representing mirror prpup— green, kc, representing mirror prpup pewsppper— green, kc, representing mirror group newspaper papers, he said pppi— group newspaper papers, he said pppr ppe— group newspaper papers, he said that the evidence— group newspaper papers, he said that the evidence is being prpugpp— that the evidence is being pppugpp wpv— that the evidence is being brought way too late and there is pisp— brought way too late and there is pisp ppp— brought way too late and there is also not an— brought way too late and there is also not an element of truth

. ip— is also not an element of truth . ip ppe— is also not an element of truth . in the letter— is also not an element of truth . in the letter which has been wrippep— . in the letter which has been wrippep .— . in the letter which has been written , david— . in the letter which has been written , david sherborne urged written, david sherborne urged the written, david sherborne urged ppe pupge— written, david sherborne urged ppe rupge pp— written, david sherborne urged the judge to ask— written, david sherborne urged the judge to ask and ask him to repp— the judge to ask and ask him to repp ppe— the judge to ask and ask him to read the letter— the judge to ask and ask him to read the letter before weighing or read the letter before weighing pr weigpipg— read the letter before weighing pr weigpipg up— read the letter before weighing or weighing up whether it could be or weighing up whether it could pe usep— or weighing up whether it could pe usep ip— or weighing up whether it could be used in evidence. now andrew preep— be used in evidence. now andrew preep spip— be used in evidence. now andrew green said that— be used in evidence. now andrew green said that this— be used in evidence. now andrew green said that this is an pppempp— green said that this is an pppempp pp— green said that this is an attempt to get- green said that this is an attempt to get evidence through via attempt to get evidence through vip ppe — attempt to get evidence through vip ppe pppp— attempt to get evidence through via the back door.— attempt to get evidence through via the back door. he also told ppe— via the back door. he also told ppe judger— via the back door. he also told ppe rupge. pppe— via the back door. he also told the judge, once you have read pppi— the judge, once you have read pppr pepper. — the judge, once you have read that letter, there— the judge, once you have read that letter, there is no umeppipg— that letter, there is no unreading the letter now. david sperppme— unreading the letter now. david sherborne representing prince nprpp.— sherborne representing prince nprpp-spp— sherborne representing prince harry..said that- sherborne representing prince harry. said that the judge's harry. he said that the judge's epperieppep— harry. he said that the judge's experienced-be- harry. he said that the judge's experienced be able harry. he said that the judge's. experienced-be able to experienced enough to be able to repp— experienced enough to be able to epp—ip— experienced enough to be able to read—in principle- read something in principle peppe— read something in principle before-decision. read something in principle before decision as before making a decision as wpepper— before making a decision as wpepper pr— before making a decision as whether or not— before making a decision as whether or not to use it as part of whether or not to use it as part pp ppe— whether or not to use it as part of the evidence.— whether or not to use it as part of the evidence. now, the judge spip— of the evidence. now, the judge spip ip— of the evidence. now, the judge spip ip pis— of the evidence. now, the judge said in his summing up in his in his said in his summing up in his in pis pepisipp— said in his summing up in his in his decision, i'm— said in his summing up in his in his decision, i'm not going to epperppip— his decision, i'm not going to entertain this— his decision, i'm not going to entertain this any further. it's a entertain this any further. it's p pepper— entertain this any further. it's p pepper pp— entertain this any further. it's a letter to the— entertain this any further. it's a letter to the court. there's an issue about— a letter to the court. there's an issue about privilege. it ppupp— an issue about privilege. it wpupp pe— an issue about privilege. it would be wrong in principle. it wpuppp-p— would be wrong in principle. it wpuppp-p pe— would be wrong in principle. it wouldn't be fair— would be wrong in principle. it wouldn't be fair on the defendants— wouldn't be fair on the defendants not to be able to guespipp— defendants not to be able to guespipp ppe— defendants not to be able to question the journalist who wpre— question the journalist who wrppe ii.— question the journalist who wrote it. this— question the journalist who wrote it. this has been submitted— wrote it. this has been submitted ten days after the evipeppe— submitted ten days after the evidence was— submitted ten days after the evidence was closed. cannot evidence was closed. he cannot ppper— evidence was closed. he cannot epper sipge— evidence was closed. he cannot epper sppge .— evidence was closed. he cannot enter stage , entertain this at enter stage, entertain this at ppis— enter stage, entertain this at ppis-sppge— enter stage, entertain this at ppis-sppge .— enter stage, entertain this at this-stage , and- enter stage, entertain this at this-stage , and i- enter stage, entertain this at this stage , and i will not this late stage, and i will not repp— this late stage, and i will not repp ppe— this late stage, and i will not read the letter— this late stage, and i will not read the letter and i will not ppmip— read the letter and i will not ppmip ip— read the letter and i will not ppmip ip ps—

read the letter and i will not admit it as evidence. well, at ppe— admit it as evidence. well, at ppe mpmepp— admit it as evidence. well, at the moment it— admit it as evidence. well, at the moment it a— admit it as evidence. well, at the moment it a mirror group pewsppper— the moment it a mirror group newspaper lawyer , not andrew newspaper lawyer, not andrew peep— newspaper lawyer, not andrew peep pp. — newspaper lawyer, not andrew peep pp. pup— newspaper lawyer, not andrew green, kc, but another lawyer . green, kc, but another lawyer. he green, kc, but another lawyer. ne is— green, kc, but another lawyer. ne is pppipg— green, kc, but another lawyer. he is taking the— green, kc, but another lawyer. he is taking the judge through pesp— he is taking the judge through some test cases,— he is taking the judge through some test cases, separate cases, ppipp— some test cases, separate cases, wpipp ppupp— some test cases, separate cases, which could help— some test cases, separate cases, which could help the judge make up pis— which could help the judge make up pis mipp— which could help the judge make up pis mipp pp— which could help the judge make up his mind on this ruling to do wipp— up his mind on this ruling to do wipp nippe— up his mind on this ruling to do with prince harry— up his mind on this ruling to do with prince harry and other high pppipe— with prince harry and other high prppipe peppie— with prince harry and other high profile people and their case pgpipsp— profile people and their case against mirror— profile people and their case against mirror group newspapers wpp— against mirror group newspapers wpp ppep— against mirror group newspapers who they accuse— against mirror group newspapers who they accuse of unlawful information— who they accuse of unlawful information gathering at its pippes— information gathering at its titles later— information gathering at its titles later on— information gathering at its titles later on this afternoon . titles later on this afternoon. ppvip— titles later on this afternoon. david sherborne,— titles later on this afternoon. david sherborne, kc, representing the claimants. he wipp— representing the claimants. he wipp give— representing the claimants. he wipp give pis— representing the claimants. he will give his final closing prgumepps— will give his final closing arguments to— will give his final closing arguments to the judge and then mr arguments to the judge and then nr ruspipe— arguments to the judge and then mr justice fancourt will make his mr justice fancourt will make pis puripg— mr justice fancourt will make pis rupipg pp— mr justice fancourt will make his ruling at a— mr justice fancourt will make his ruling at a later date . his ruling at a later date. cameron, thanks- his ruling at a later date. cameron, thanks very- his ruling at a later date. cameron, thanks very much indeed for that. birmingham cameron, thanks very much indeed for that . birmingham city for that. birmingham city ppuppii— for that. birmingham city ppuppii is— for that. birmingham city council is locked- birmingham city council is locked in talks with the government_ council is locked in talks with the government after revealing it the government after revealing ip pps— the government after revealing ip pps pp— the government after revealing ip pps pp ppv— the government after revealing ip pps pp ppv up— the government after revealing ip pps pp ppv up .— the government after revealing it has to pay up . to £760 it has to pay up. to £760 mippipp— it has to pay up. to £760 mippipp pp— it has to pay up. to £760 million to settle equal pay pipims. — million to settle equal pay pipims. ipe— million to settle equal pay claims. the labour run council pps— claims. the labour run council pps ppreppv— claims. the labour run council has already paid— claims. the labour run council has already paid out 1.1 billion to has already paid out 1.1 billion pp seppie— has already paid out 1.1 billion to settle claims— has already paid out 1.1 billion to settle claims after a ruling at to settle claims after a ruling pp ppe— to settle claims after a ruling at the supreme— to settle claims after a ruling at the supreme court over pay 11

veprs— at the supreme court over pay 11 veprs pgp. — at the supreme court over pay 11 veprs pgp. ippp— at the supreme court over pay 11 years ago. “q years ago. then, following the implementation of a new it system, analysis revealed a huge additional costs that the council still has to pay in terms of back pay. and they admit they don't have the money to do so. let's get more with our west midlands jack our west midlands reporter jack carson council house carson outside council house where city council where birmingham city council are based. and jack , the bill are based. and jack, the bill still rising could be up to an extra, what, 14 million each month ? yeah, that's right. with month? yeah, that's right. with this month? yeah, that's right. with ppis pippipipv— month? yeah, that's right. with this liability ,— month? yeah, that's right. with this liability , it's— month? yeah, that's right. with this liability , it's 5— month? yeah, that's right. with this liability , it's 5 to- 7 yeah, that's right. with this liability , it's 5 to £14 this liability, it's 5 to £14 mippipp. — this liability, it's 5 to £14 million. that— this liability, it's 5 to £14 million. that gets added to on ppis— million. that gets added to on ppis egupi— million. that gets added to on ppis egupi ppv— million. that gets added to on this equal pay bill every month of course, that— this equal pay bill every month of course, that that is not pieprep— of course, that that is not cleared and— of course, that that is not cleared and covered, as you were meppippipg— cleared and covered, as you were mentioning there,— cleared and covered, as you were mentioning there, this all stems pppm— mentioning there, this all stems prpm p— mentioning there, this all stems prpm p epip— mentioning there, this all stems from a 2012 supreme court ruling wpere— from a 2012 supreme court ruling wpere p— from a 2012 supreme court ruling where a number— from a 2012 supreme court ruling where a number of— from a 2012 supreme court ruling where a number of employees at the where a number of employees at ppe ppuppii— where a number of employees at ppe ppuppii ip— where a number of employees at the council in roles— where a number of employees at the council in roles such as pepppipg— the council in roles such as teaching assistants, cleaners , teaching assistants, cleaners, ppperipg— teaching assistants, cleaners, catering staff— teaching assistants, cleaners, catering staff brought forward ppw— catering staff brought forward ppw ppev— catering staff brought forward ppw ppev ppp— catering staff brought forward how they had been missing out on pppus— how they had been missing out on bonus traditionally— how they had been missing out on bonus traditionally given to peppie— bonus traditionally given to peppie ip— bonus traditionally given to people in male— bonus traditionally given to people in male dominated sector of people in male dominated sector pp empppvmepp— people in male dominated sector of employment such as street cleaners and— of employment such as street cleaners and refuse collectors .

cleaners and refuse collectors. they— cleaners and refuse collectors. ipev pp— cleaners and refuse collectors. ipev pp ues— cleaners and refuse collectors. they of course, the supreme ppupp— they of course, the supreme ppupp pp— they of course, the supreme court of course— they of course, the supreme court of course settled in their ppvpur— court of course settled in their ppvpur ppp— court of course settled in their favour and that's— court of course settled in their favour and that's meant that ppe— favour and that's meant that ppe ppsp— favour and that's meant that over the past ten _ favour and that's meant that over the past ten years this ppuppii— over the past ten years this council-settled- over the past ten years this council settled £1.1 billion council has settled £1.1 billion wppp— council has settled £1.1 billion wppp pp— council has settled £1.1 billion wppp pp egupi— council has settled £1.1 billion worth of equal pay payments. it was as you mentioned, alongside this was as you mentioned, alongside ppis pve— was as you mentioned, alongside ppis ppe— was as you mentioned, alongside this over the past— was as you mentioned, alongside this over the past few months, ppep— this over the past few months, ppev ipve— this over the past few months, they have been— this over the past few months, they have been implementing this new they have been implementing this pippppipp— they have been implementing this new financial and— they have been implementing this new financial and database svspem — new financial and database system pppi— new financial and database system that that system itself is over budget— system that that system itself is over budget and has also had ipps— is over budget and has also had ppis pp— is over budget and has also had lots of implementation problems. it's lots of implementation problems. ip-s pepuse— lots of implementation problems. it's because of— lots of implementation problems. it's because of those problems in pigpp— it's because of those problems in pigpp pp— it's because of those problems in light of those— it's because of those problems in light of those problems that ppep— in light of those problems that ppev ppep— in light of those problems that they then decided to conduct ppis— they then decided to conduct this analysis— they then decided to conduct this analysis into the equal pay pipims— this analysis into the equal pay claims where— this analysis into the equal pay claims where they— this analysis into the equal pay claims where they have found ppis— claims where they have found ppis ppppp— claims where they have found this black hole— claims where they have found this black hole essentially . of this black hole essentially. of ppp— this black hole essentially. of ppp pp— this black hole essentially. of ppp pp eppp— this black hole essentially. of 650 to £760 million. now, the ppuppii— 650 to £760 million. now, the ppuppii spv— 650 to £760 million. now, the council say that— 650 to £760 million. now, the council say that this that this is council say that this that this rs .— council say that this that this is . pp— council say that this that this is , of course,— council say that this that this is , of course, a— council say that this that this is , of course, a deeply is, of course, a deeply pppppgepip— is, of course, a deeply apologetic for the issues and ppw— apologetic for the issues and ppw ips— apologetic for the issues and ppw ip-s gpp— apologetic for the issues and how it's got to— apologetic for the issues and how it's got to the point of ppese— how it's got to the point of these issues.— how it's got to the point of these issues. but and of course, it these issues. but and of course, ip spvs— these issues. but and of course, ip spvs wipp— these issues. but and of course, it says with its— these issues. but and of course, it says with its budget and even its it says with its budget and even ips reseesrv— it says with its budget and even its reserves, it— it says with its budget and even its reserves, it can't— it says with its budget and even its reserves, it can't cover ppis— its reserves, it can't cover ppis ppsp. — its reserves, it can't cover this cost. now— its reserves, it can't cover this cost. now the leader of the opppsipipp— this cost. now the leader of the opppsipipp pp— this cost. now the leader of the opposition on the— this cost. now the leader of the opposition on the council here ppp— opposition on the council here ppp pepper— opposition on the council here and leader of— opposition on the council here and leader of the— opposition on the council here and leader of the local birmingham- and leader of the local birmingham conservatives, robert pppep— birmingham conservatives, robert pppep spvs— birmingham conservatives, robert pppep spvs ppe— birmingham conservatives, robert alden, says the council should ipve— alden, says the council should have seen this— alden, says the council should have seen this coming . v 2 2»2; have seen this coming. and we're

repipp— have seen this coming. and we're really concerned about the impact it could have on those most vulnerable people in the city and that's why we're calling council now calling on the council to now start about what start coming clean about what they're considering , what the they're considering, what the impact going be, work impact is going to be, and work with groups the with opposition groups on the council to actually and get council to actually try and get this resolved , because we've this resolved, because we've been warning them about the issues but the birmingham issues are. but the birmingham labour listen labour cabinet refused to listen and birmingham taxpayers are and now birmingham taxpayers are going be paying for going to be paying the price for years of their failure. years to come of their failure. even labour cabinet were even labour cabinet members were tweeting felt there tweeting that they felt there was issue, but didn't do was an issue, but they didn't do anything and to put it anything about it. and to put it into context, a into context, it's like a neighbour stopping and neighbour stopping you and telling broken telling you you've got a broken tile roof. but instead tile on your roof. but instead of the roof, you just of fixing the roof, you just hope doesn't that's hope it doesn't rain and that's what council has done what the labour council has done here. the problem what the labour council has done here. go the problem what the labour council has done here. go away the problem what the labour council has done here. go away and the problem what the labour council has done here. go away and the birmingham would go away and now birmingham taxpayers being with taxpayers are being hit with a 760 bill because of it. 760 million bill because of it. people looking at birmingham will be worried about exactly what would what a labour government would do they keep do in this country if they keep repeating the kind of behaviour we've birmingham we've seen here in birmingham where running bills where they're running up bills unable them, leaving unable to pay them, leaving valuable that are valuable services that are needed vulnerable people at needed by vulnerable people at risk. a quick apology to you,

2 a quick apology to you, our viewers, because you might ipve— our viewers, because you might ppve p verv— our viewers, because you might have seen a very rude member of the have seen a very rude member of ppe puppip— have seen a very rude member of the public behind— have seen a very rude member of the public behind jack then ppipg— the public behind jack then doing something a little bit unmentionable_ doing something a little bit unmentionable . jack, though, we unmentionable. jack, though, we will unmentionable. jack, though, we wipp euprp— unmentionable. jack, though, we wipp euprp pp— unmentionable. jack, though, we will return to this— unmentionable. jack, though, we will return to this .— unmentionable. jack, though, we will return to this . and just as will return to this. and just as we were hearing— will return to this. and just as we were hearing there, residents in pirmipgppm— we were hearing there, residents in birmingham are— we were hearing there, residents in birmingham are definitely going— in birmingham are definitely gpipg pp— in birmingham are definitely gpipg pp peep— in birmingham are definitely going to feel the impact of this as going to feel the impact of this ps pepp— going to feel the impact of this as yeah, that's— going to feel the impact of this as yeah, that's right. v“ as yeah, that's right. this the essentially the council are having to completely re budget for this year. of course in contact with the government around where they can spend their money every single penny that this council spends will now be under mass scrutiny. they are putting together a budget recover plan to of course include paying off some of these equal pay claims as well. but of course , when you put this into course, when you put this into context, the amount that they oh, £760 million, it's thought it's up to you look at the annual spend that this council spends on services help. of spends on services to help. of course of services course, most of those services go towards vulnerable people, pubuc go towards vulnerable people, public services as well. their total annual budget that is total annual budget for that is £750 million. that indicates how much of a scale and how much of

a financial problem is for a financial problem this is for the council. of course, that the council. and of course, that could well go deeper because of course, believes course, if the council believes and it can't come to a solution with government, council with the government, the council could issue section 114 notice could issue a section 114 notice 114. notice that essentially means that the council says it can't meet its financial liabilities that essentially is bankrupt , declaring bankruptcy bankrupt, declaring bankruptcy as a council and so the government at that point could then step in for a number multiple of years to and get multiple of years to try and get this finances back on this council's finances back on track. thank you very much track. jack thank you very much indeed for updating us with extraordinary figures in birmingham. and we'll follow pppr— birmingham. and we'll follow pppr sppp— birmingham. and we'll follow pppr sppp pp— birmingham. and we'll follow that story, of course,- “q“2““ and we'll follow that story, of course, to see wppp— that story, of course, to see wppp pipp— that story, of course, to see what kind of— that story, of course, to see what kind of solution is found now:— what kind of solution is found pr. ppipp— what kind of solution is found now, actor kevin— what kind of solution is found now, actor kevin spacey has been pppepripg— now, actor kevin spacey has been pppepripg pp— now, actor kevin spacey has been appearing at southwark crown ppupp— appearing at southwark crown ppupp .— appearing at southwark crown ppupp . ipe— appearing at southwark crown court . the prosecution there court. the prosecution there pespripipg— court. the prosecution there describing him _ court. the prosecution there describing him as a sexual bully and describing him as a sexual bully ppp p— describing him as a sexual bully ppp p preppppr— describing him as a sexual bully and a predator who took pleasure in grppipg— and a predator who took pleasure in groping young— and a predator who took pleasure in groping young men. all that peipg— in groping young men. all that peipg spip— in groping young men. all that peipg spip ip— in groping young men. all that being said in the— in groping young men. all that being said in the opening statements, _ being said in the opening statements, four men have ppusep— statements, four men have ppusep ppe — statements, four men have accused the two- statements, four men have accused the two time oscar pp— accused the two time oscar winner of sexual- accused the two time oscar winner of sexual offences his, pup— winner of sexual offences his, pup pe— winner of sexual offences his, but he denies— winner of sexual offences his, but he denies four counts of seupi— but he denies four counts of sexual assault— but he denies four counts of sexual assault and one of ppusipg— sexual assault and one of ppusipg p— sexual assault and one of causing a person to engage in

pepeprppive— causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity . penetrative sexual activity. pep-s— penetrative sexual activity. pep-s gep— penetrative sexual activity. let's get more— penetrative sexual activity. let's get more with our reporter pisp— let's get more with our reporter pisp npppe— let's get more with our reporter lisa hartle, who's— let's get more with our reporter lisa hartle, who's been ppippwipg— lisa hartle, who's been following this case at southwark ppwp— following this case at southwark prpwp ppupp— following this case at southwark crown court and,— following this case at southwark crown court and, well, it's pepw— crown court and, well, it's pretty dramatic- crown court and, well, it's pretty dramatic evidence, but of course we reflect— pretty dramatic evidence, but of course we reflect that he has pepipp— course we reflect that he has pepiep ppp— course we reflect that he has denied all these— course we reflect that he has denied all these charges . yeah denied all these charges. yeah pevip— denied all these charges. yeah pevip spppev— denied all these charges. yeah kevin spacey left— denied all these charges. yeah kevin spacey left has left the pup — kevin spacey left has left the pup npp— kevin spacey left has left the court. now, whilst- kevin spacey left has left the court. \2»n kevin spacey left has left the court. \2v»n v“ court. now, whilst he was in court. now, whilst he was in court today, he seemed relaxed and he made notes whilst the prosecutor made their opening arguments . now, prosecutor made their opening arguments. now, mr prosecutor made their opening arguments . now, mr spacey , the arguments. now, mr spacey, the actor best known for films such as american beauty, faces 12 charges relating to four men. the charges allegedly took place between 2001 and 2013. much of the alleged offending took place when mr spacey was the creative director of the old vic theatre in london. the charges his facing are three counts of indecent assault, seven counts of sexual assault and one count of sexual assault and one count of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent and one count of causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent in their opening statement, the

prosecution claimed spacey is a sexual bully , a man who doesn't sexual bully, a man who doesn't respect personal boundaries or space, who seems to delight in making others feel powerless and uncomfortable. the jury also heard details of the allegations that the four men had made the prosecution alleged that one of the complainant was assaulted after writing to mr spacey for mentor , saying that he went to mentor, saying that he went to his flat, fell asleep, woke up to kevin spacey, sexually assaulting him. the prosecution told jurors to concentrate on the evidence and not to get star struck because of the actor's fame . the defence also addressed fame. the defence also addressed the jury briefly, telling them that they'll get insights into fame and how people change once you're famous, telling them mr spacey was rich and influential while asking what did these complain giants want? he also asked them, has mr spacey coming out as gay left him vulnerable to opportunists? the trial is expected to last four weeks, with evidence being given on monday, and mr spacey strongly

denies all charges. lisa thank you very much indeed for updating us. as you say, some weeps— updating us. as you say, some weeps pp— updating us. as you say, some weeps pp gp— updating us. as you say, some weeps pp gp ip— updating us. as you say, some weeks to go in terms- .. “q as you say, some weeks to go in terms of that ppp— weeks to go in terms of that case and the— weeks to go in terms of that case and the evidence. thank you for case and the evidence. thank you ppr ppe— case and the evidence. thank you ppr ppe pppesp— case and the evidence. thank you for the latest there. but to pipp— for the latest there. but to pppp pews— for the latest there. but to that news we— for the latest there. but to that news we brought you a few minutes gray, that that news we brought you a few minlservant gray, that that news we brought you a few minlservant who gray, that that news we brought you a few minlservant who we ay, that that news we brought you a few minlservant who we allthat that news we brought you a few minlservant who we all know, civil servant who we all know, she compiled the report into lockdown parties at downing street and led to the fall of bods street and led to the fall of boris johnson, ultimately. well, she can now begin work as sir keir starmer's, chief of staff from september with us is our deputy political editor. tom harwood, is this much of a surprise, tom? well , there are surprise, tom? well, there are pvp— surprise, tom? well, there are pwp wpvs— surprise, tom? well, there are pwp wpvs pp— surprise, tom? well, there are two ways to look— surprise, tom? well, there are two ways to look at- 7 well, there are two ways to look at this. first of two ways to look at this. first pp pip— two ways to look at this. first pp pip ppe— two ways to look at this. first of all, the conservatives were verv— of all, the conservatives were very eep— of all, the conservatives were very concerned that sue gray may ppve — very concerned that sue gray may ppve pppep— very concerned that sue gray may have broken civil— very concerned that sue gray may have broken civil service rules pepuse— have broken civil service rules pepuse spe— have broken civil service rules because she had— have broken civil service rules because she had meetings with sir because she had meetings with sp peip— because she had meetings with sir keir starmer— because she had meetings with sir keir starmer without decline . pppipg— sir keir starmer without decline . ppripg pppm— sir keir starmer without decline , daring them to— sir keir starmer without decline , daring them to relevant mipispers— , daring them to relevant ministers. now on the face of it, ministers. now on the face of n, pppi— ministers. now on the face of n, pppr gpes— ministers. now on the face of it, that goes against the rules of it, that goes against the rules pp pviv— it, that goes against the rules pp pviv pivii— it, that goes against the rules of kyiv civil servants leaving ppep— of kyiv civil servants leaving their positions— of kyiv civil servants leaving their positions .— of kyiv civil servants leaving their positions . so also there's their positions. so also there's a their positions. so also there's p pip— their positions. so also there's p pip pp— their positions. so also there's a bit of precedent— their positions. so also there's a bit of precedent of a former pivip— a bit of precedent of a former pivip servppp— a bit of precedent of a former civil servant who _ a bit of precedent of a former civil servant who worked under

ppvip— civil servant who worked under david cameron's— civil servant who worked under david cameron's government who had david cameron's government who ppp pp— david cameron's government who ppp pp wpip— david cameron's government who ppp pp wpip p— david cameron's government who had to wait a year— david cameron's government who had to wait a year before being epevppep— had to wait a year before being eievppep pp— had to wait a year before being elevated to the _ had to wait a year before being elevated to the house of lords. however, acoba _ elevated to the house of lords. however, acoba the committee on pusipess— however, acoba the committee on business appointments has not mppe— business appointments has not mppe pppi— business appointments has not made that decision in this case. ipe— made that decision in this case. ipe pprpepipg— made that decision in this case. the gardening leave the period of the gardening leave the period pp pepve— the gardening leave the period pp pepve pppi— the gardening leave the period of leave that sue— the gardening leave the period of leave that sue gray must pepve— of leave that sue gray must leave between _ of leave that sue gray must leave between her departure of the leave between her departure of ppe pivip— leave between her departure of the civil service— leave between her departure of the civil service and start eppipg— the civil service and start eating working- the civil service and start eating working for sir keir spprmer— eating working for sir keir starmer has— eating working for sir keir starmer has been determined to be starmer has been determined to pe six— starmer has been determined to pe six mpppps— starmer has been determined to be six months in— starmer has been determined to be six months in this case and ippeep— be six months in this case and ippeep ip— be six months in this case and indeed in stead— be six months in this case and indeed in stead of— be six months in this case and indeed in stead of what some peppie— indeed in stead of what some peppie ppp— indeed in stead of what some people had expected and perhaps a people had expected and perhaps pvepr— people had expected and perhaps pvepr muppippe— people had expected and perhaps a year multiple years even, perppps— a year multiple years even, perppps p— a year multiple years even, perppps p ppp— a year multiple years even, perhaps a ban on this sort of pppipippi— perhaps a ban on this sort of political appointment acoba as it's political appointment acoba as its pppwp— political appointment acoba as its pppwp .— political appointment acoba as it's known , has— political appointment acoba as it's known , has has said that it's known, has has said that ppis— it's known, has has said that ppis is— it's known, has has said that ppis is p— it's known, has has said that this is a this— it's known, has has said that this is a this appointment can ppppipue— this is a this appointment can ppppipue ppw— this is a this appointment can continue only being delayed by six mpppps. — continue only being delayed by six months. yeah— continue only being delayed by six months. yeah ,— continue only being delayed by six months. 22 v“ continue only being delayed by six months. v v“ 2 six months. yeah, the committee saying no evidence that a decision making or impartiality motty was impaired while serving in whitehall. he's clean bill of health, in other words. absolutely. it does, health, in other words. - absolutely. it does, however, pppppwpepge— absolutely. it does, however, acknowledge that meetings were had acknowledge that meetings were ppp-sir— acknowledge that meetings were ppp-sir peip— acknowledge that meetings were had sir keir starmer in had with sir keir starmer in ppipper— had with sir keir starmer in october last— had with sir keir starmer in october last year, which the

pppiper— october last year, which the cabinet office _ october last year, which the cabinet office has pointed out wpupp— cabinet office has pointed out wpupp pe— cabinet office has pointed out wpupp pe p— cabinet office has pointed out would be a technical breach of pppi— would be a technical breach of pppr pp— would be a technical breach of pppr pp pppi— would be a technical breach of that of that responsibility to ippprm — that of that responsibility to inform ministers of political meepipgs. — inform ministers of political meetings. but— inform ministers of political meetings. but yes, the acoba has ipppep— meetings. but yes, the acoba has looked through— meetings. but yes, the acoba has looked through potential prepppes— looked through potential breaches of— looked through potential breaches of impartiality in the wppp— breaches of impartiality in the wprp pp— breaches of impartiality in the wprp pp pue— breaches of impartiality in the work of sue gray— breaches of impartiality in the work of sue gray and has not ppupp— work of sue gray and has not ppupp ppv. — work of sue gray and has not found any. what— work of sue gray and has not found any. .. work of sue gray and has not found any. �*vai“2. .. found any. what will she be doing ? how important found any. what will she be doing? how important is this job?i doing? how important is this job? i mean , is this the job? i mean, is this the mastermind behind this is keir starmer. this is a crucial ppppippmepp— starmer. this is a crucial appointment for- this is a crucial appointment for sir keir spmep— appointment for sir keir starmer, the— appointment for sir keir starmer, the chief of staff to ppe— starmer, the chief of staff to ppe pepper— starmer, the chief of staff to the leader of— starmer, the chief of staff to the leader of the— starmer, the chief of staff to the leader of the opposition. ipe — the leader of the opposition. ipe epspp— the leader of the opposition. the reason why— the leader of the opposition. the reason why sir keir starmer, repppv— the reason why sir keir starmer, repppv wpppep— the reason why sir keir starmer, really wanted this— the reason why sir keir starmer, really wanted this appointment and really wanted this appointment ppp ppv— really wanted this appointment ppp wpv ppis— really wanted this appointment and why this six— really wanted this appointment and why this six months rather ippp— and why this six months rather pppp p— and why this six months rather pppp p vepr— and why this six months rather pppp p vepr pr— and why this six months rather than a year or two— and why this six months rather than a year or two years matters a puge— than a year or two years matters a puge. puge— than a year or two years matters a huge, huge deal— than a year or two years matters a huge, huge deal is because the ppppur— a huge, huge deal is because the ppppur nprp— a huge, huge deal is because the labour party has— a huge, huge deal is because the labour party has been out of ppper— labour party has been out of ppwer ppr— labour party has been out of ppwer ppr ip— labour party has been out of power for 13 years now. what sir peip— power for 13 years now. what sir peir spprmer— power for 13 years now. what sir keir starmer wants— power for 13 years now. what sir keir starmer wants is an insider to keir starmer wants is an insider pp pepp— keir starmer wants is an insider pp pepp puipp— keir starmer wants is an insider to help build his— keir starmer wants is an insider to help build his political pperppipp— to help build his political operation so— to help build his political operation so that he is ready to epper— operation so that he is ready to epper numper— operation so that he is ready to enter number 10.— operation so that he is ready to enter number 10. if he were to wip— enter number 10. if he were to wip ppe— enter number 10. if he were to wip ppe pepp— enter number 10. if he were to win the next election. as the ppps— win the next election. as the pppps ruppipg— win the next election. as the polls running, i— win the next election. as the polls running, i think that he wipi— polls running, i think that he wipp ippeep.— polls running, i think that he will indeed. and— polls running, i think that he will indeed. and so a one year

or one and a half— will indeed. and so a one year or one and a half or two year suspepsipp— or one and a half or two year suspension would— or one and a half or two year suspension would meant she sue prpp— suspension would meant she sue prpv wpuppp-p— suspension would meant she sue gray wouldn't be— suspension would meant she sue gray wouldn't be able to do that grpuppwprp— gray wouldn't be able to do that groundwork and— gray wouldn't be able to do that groundwork and that and building up pppr— groundwork and that and building up that operation— groundwork and that and building up that operation in in the run up that operation in in the run up pp— up that operation in in the run up pp ppe— up that operation in in the run up to the election— up that operation in in the run up to the election she'd only be pppe— up to the election she'd only be pppe-ppper— up to the election she'd only be able-after the- able to enter after the eieppipp. — able to enter after the election. .this- able to enter after the election. this is a really election. so this is a really gppp— election. so this is a really gppp pews— election. so this is a really gppp ppv— election. so this is a really good news day for the labour nprpv. — good news day for the labour party. - another— good news day for the labour party. another massive party. it's another massive spppe—sir- party. it's another massive stroke _sir keiri stroke of luck for sir keir spprmer— stroke of luck for sir keir spprmer .— stroke of luck for sir keir starmer , seems stroke of luck for sir keir- starmer ,-seems.have been starmer, who seems to have been ipprepipiv— starmer, who seems to have been incredibly fortunate— starmer, who seems to have been incredibly fortunate in in ppprepp— incredibly fortunate in in scotland. snp employ coding scotland. the snp employ coding in ppgpppp— scotland. the snp employ coding in ppgpppp. ipe— scotland. the snp employ coding in england. the conservative ppip-s— in england. the conservative nprpv-s pp— in england. the conservative pprpv-s pp wp— in england. the conservative party's at war and across the pivip— party's at war and across the civil service. _ party's at war and across the civil service. this— party's at war and across the civil service. this allowing of sue— civil service. this allowing of sue prpv— civil service. this allowing of sue pp p— civil service. this allowing of sue gray to turn— civil service. this allowing of sue gray to turn up it really pps— sue gray to turn up it really pps peep— sue gray to turn up it really pps peep pp— sue gray to turn up it really has been an incredibly lucky few weeps— has been an incredibly lucky few weeps ppr— has been an incredibly lucky few weeps ppr sir— has been an incredibly lucky few weeks for sir keir— has been an incredibly lucky few weeks for sir keir starmer. but yes— weeks for sir keir starmer. but ves six— weeks for sir keir starmer. but yes sip mppip— weeks for sir keir starmer. but yes six month preclusion she's pppe— yes six month preclusion she's pppe pp— yes six month preclusion she's pppe pp spppi— yes six month preclusion she's able to start work— yes six month preclusion she's able to start work in the autumn ppp— able to start work in the autumn ppp pppr— able to start work in the autumn and that means— able to start work in the autumn and that means she will have a gppp— and that means she will have a gppp pew— and that means she will have a good few months,— and that means she will have a good few months, perhaps even a vepr— good few months, perhaps even a vepr wpppipg— good few months, perhaps even a vepr wprpipg ip— good few months, perhaps even a year working in the— good few months, perhaps even a year working in the leader of ppe— year working in the leader of the oppositions— year working in the leader of the oppositions office. prickers pepripg— the oppositions office. prickers pepripg p— the oppositions office. prickers bearing a potential starmer numper— bearing a potential starmer numper ip— bearing a potential starmer number 10 operation of the of the number 10 operation of the of ppe ippes— number 10 operation of the of the tories commented on this yet are the tories commented on this yet ppep— the tories commented on this yet ppev pipepv— the tories commented on this yet are they likely to _ the tories commented on this yet are they likely to the conservatives have been

privppepv— conservatives have been privppepv verv— conservatives have been privately very admonishing of the privately very admonishing of ppe pp— privately very admonishing of ppe pp ppe— privately very admonishing of the of the of— privately very admonishing of the of the of the— privately very admonishing of the of the of the whole process ppp— the of the of the whole process ppp pp— the of the of the whole process and of course— the of the of the whole process and of course the— the of the of the whole process and of course the cabinet office ppp— and of course the cabinet office ppp ippeep— and of course the cabinet office and indeed cabinet office mipispers— and indeed cabinet office ministers have— and indeed cabinet office ministers have been saying some pepw— ministers have been saying some preppv pprp— ministers have been saying some pretty hard words— ministers have been saying some pretty hard words at the pesppppp— pretty hard words at the despatch box- pretty hard words at the despatch box in previous weeks. ppis— despatch box in previous weeks. ipis is— despatch box in previous weeks. ipis is pesp— despatch box in previous weeks. this is fresh news,— despatch box in previous weeks. this is fresh news, however, and as this is fresh news, however, and ps ps ppr— this is fresh news, however, and as as far as we can— this is fresh news, however, and as as far as we can see, the pppservppive— as as far as we can see, the conservative party have not yet repepsep— conservative party have not yet reiepsep p— conservative party have not yet released a statement . 22 v“ released a statement. yeah, swppppwipg— released a statement. yeah, swallowing their pride. maybe but of course a big day for them with the nhs announcement anyway , which labour accused them of. of stealing their clothes. so absolutely . tom, thank you for absolutely. tom, thank you for taking through that . so sue taking us through that. so sue gray a new job and of course gray in a new job and of course we'll you on all the we'll update you on all the reaction to that. we'll be back at monday with all the at 12:00 on monday with all the latest the live desk. but latest on the live desk. but patrick christys with patrick christys is with you next. stay on gb news next. stay with us on gb news is. good afternoon . after a is. good afternoon. after a ppirpv— is. good afternoon. after a ppiriv prpp— good afternoon. after a fairly drab friday, brighter spies— fairly drab friday, brighter spies ppr— fairly drab friday, brighter skies for most— fairly drab friday, brighter skies for most of us this weepepp— skies for most of us this weepepp. p— skies for most of us this weekend, a bit- skies for most of us this weekend, a bit of sunshine, a pew— weekend, a bit of sunshine, a pew spwersp— weekend, a bit of sunshine, a few showers, mostly across the pprip— few showers, mostly across the ppr-sprppg- few showers, mostly across the north strong winds at north and some strong winds at pimes— north and some strong winds at pimes pprpss— north and some strong winds at times across northern scotland. pppr-s— times across northern scotland. ippp-s gpipg— times across northern scotland. ippp-s gpipg pp— times across northern scotland. that's going to created by that's going to be created by ppis—

that's going to be created by ppis-pp— that's going to be created by ppis-pp ppw— that's going to be created by this of low pressure, which this area of low pressure, which is grepp. — this area of low pressure, which is grepp. pepipp— this area of low pressure, which is great. really just moving in. it's is great. really just moving in. its gpipg— is great. really just moving in. its gpipg pp— is great. really just moving in. it's going to stick— is great. really just moving in. it's going to stick around pprpugp— it's going to stick around through weekend, it's going to stick around through .weekend, across through the weekend, but across the through the weekend, but across ppe-ppese— through the weekend, but across the-these weather- the far north, these weather ppprs—ip- the far north, these weather. fronts—in through the far north, these weather- fronts_in through the fronts have moved in through the day,— fronts have moved in through the ppw-ppep— fronts have moved in through the ppw-ppev wipi— fronts have moved in through the ppp-ppev wipp pe— fronts have moved in through the day, they will be pulling day, but they will be pulling pwpv— day, but they will be pulling pwpv ppp— day, but they will be pulling away and taking the rain with ppep— away and taking the rain with pep-vei- — away and taking the rain with pep-vei- ips- away and taking the rain with them,-yet. it's a- away and taking the rain with them, yet. it's a pretty them, but not yet. it's a pretty soggy— them, but not yet. it's a pretty soggy-oni— them, but not yet. it's a pretty spggv-pup ipere.- them, but not yet. it's a pretty soggy out there. some soggy evening out there. some pepw— soggy evening out there. some pepvv-pp— soggy evening out there. some pepvv-pp ppip— soggy evening out there. some heavy-of rain in- soggy evening out there. some heavy of rain in places heavy bursts of rain in places ppp— heavy bursts of rain in places ppp ippi— heavy bursts of rain in places ppp ipr spy— heavy bursts of rain in places and it'll stay overcast. rain ppp— and it'll stay overcast. rain ppp pppepe— and it'll stay overcast. rain and drizzle on— and it'll stay overcast. rain and drizzle on and off for much of and drizzle on and off for much pp ppe— and drizzle on and off for much of the evening,— and drizzle on and off for much of the evening, only slowly epsipg— of the evening, only slowly epsipg ppp— of the evening, only slowly easing off that— of the evening, only slowly easing off that rain, particularly in the eastern areas as we go- particularly in the eastern areas as we go through the early ppups — areas as we go through the early hours. warm, humid hours. quite a warm, humid pigpp.— hours. quite a warm, humid night. temperatures sticking up 15, night. temperatures sticking up ip.lpegrees.— night. temperatures sticking up 15,.degrees,llittle- night. temperatures sticking up 15, degrees, little cooler. 15, 16 degrees, a little cooler. rurpper— 15, 16 degrees, a little cooler. rurpper ppipp— 15, 16 degrees, a little cooler. further north and— 15, 16 degrees, a little cooler. further north and west, but spip— further north and west, but spipp mpspiv— further north and west, but still mostly in— further north and west, but still mostly in the teens to spppi— still mostly in the teens to sppp ppe — still mostly in the teens to start the weekend. we also start the start the weekend. we also start ppe weepepp— start the weekend. we also start the weekend with— start the weekend. we also start the weekend with a lot of cloud. so the weekend with a lot of cloud. pp p— the weekend with a lot of cloud. pp p ppirpv— the weekend with a lot of cloud. pp p ppirpv grey— the weekend with a lot of cloud. so a fairly grey morning, a iippie— so a fairly grey morning, a iippie pip— so a fairly grey morning, a little bit of— so a fairly grey morning, a little bit of light rain here. ppp— little bit of light rain here. ppp ipere. — little bit of light rain here. and there. but— little bit of light rain here. and there. but i think most pippes— and there. but i think most ppppes wipp— and there. but i think most places will turn— and there. but i think most places will turn dry and prigppep— places will turn dry and prigppep up— places will turn dry and brighten up with some sunny spens— brighten up with some sunny spepps. npip— brighten up with some sunny spells. main exception to that wipp— spells. main exception to that wipp pe— spells. main exception to that will be northern— spells. main exception to that will be northern scotland, pprpipupprpv— will be northern scotland, particularly shetland , where it particularly shetland, where it ppupp — particularly shetland, where it ppupp ip— particularly shetland, where it ppuiplp-wep- particularly shetland, where it could i a .wet - and i particularly shetland, where it. could i a .wet - and the could be a very wet day and the wipps— could be a very wet day and the wipps-up— could be a very wet day and the wipps-up pee.- could be a very wet day and the winds-up here, too.- winds picking up here, too. ppepip— winds picking up here, too. plenty—comingl winds picking up here, too.i plenty—coming in winds picking up here, too.- plenty_coming in over plenty of showers coming in over the plenty of showers coming in over ppe mpuppipsp— plenty of showers coming in over the mountains northwest the mountains in the northwest by the mountains in the northwest pv—ppr— the mountains in the northwest pv—ppr nprppeml by the odd one for northern irepppp— by the odd one for northern ireland and— by the odd one for northern ireland and northwest england. npsp— ireland and northwest england. npsp pippes— ireland and northwest england. most places will— ireland and northwest england. most places will be dry and

prigpp— most places will be dry and prigip-pgpip- most places will be dry and bright,-again in- most places will be dry and bright, again in the bright, warm again in the spuppepsp— bright, warm again in the southeast, 23,— bright, warm again in the southeast, 23, 24 cooler further pprip— southeast, 23, 24 cooler further north, temperatures in the high peeps— north, temperatures in the high teens, so close— north, temperatures in the high teens, so close to— north, temperatures in the high teens, so close to average, but peeppg— teens, so close to average, but feeling colder— teens, so close to average, but feeling colder in— teens, so close to average, but feeling colder in winds, teens, so close to average, but feelingwill der in winds, teens, so close to average, but feelingwill strengthen ivinds, teens, so close to average, but feelingwill strengthen inids, teens, so close to average, but feelingwill strengthen in on which will strengthen in on sppurppv— which will strengthen in on saturday evening the saturday evening across the pprppwesp— saturday evening across the northwest-very- northwest, getting very gusty pere— northwest, getting very gusty pee-ppe— northwest, getting very gusty here-the night- northwest, getting very gusty here the night and into here through the night and into supppv. — here through the night and into sunday. further— here through the night and into sunday. further spells of rain ppe— sunday. further spells of rain over the northern isles as well. pgpip— over the northern isles as well. pgpip-pp— over the northern isles as well. pgpip-pp ppe— over the northern isles as well. again,-of the .of- over the northern isles as well. again, of the of the again, most of the rest of the puppy— again, most of the rest of the puppy pusp— again, most of the rest of the country justlbit_ again, most of the rest of the country just bit breezy, but country just a bit breezy, but ppv— country just a bit breezy, but prv ppp— country just a bit breezy, but dry and probably a sunnier start to dry and probably a sunnier start pp supppv.— dry and probably a sunnier start pp supppv. pup— dry and probably a sunnier start to sunday, but a— dry and probably a sunnier start to sunday, but a chance of a bit ppue— to sunday, but a chance of a bit ppue spp.— to sunday, but a chance of a bit more blue sky. again, some cloud wipp—sppwersl will bubble up. a few showers for will bubble up. a few showers ppr nprppem— will bubble up. a few showers for northern ireland. north west ppgpppp— for northern ireland. north west england-frequent- for northern ireland. north west england frequent showers in england and frequent showers in the england and frequent showers in ppe-wipp— england and frequent showers in ppe-wipp pppi- england and frequent showers in the with that gusty the northwest with that gusty wipp. — the northwest with that gusty wind. .eastern_ the northwest with that gusty wind. eastern scotland wind. but eastern scotland preppy— wind. but eastern scotland pretty sheltered . much of pretty well sheltered. much of the pretty well sheltered. much of ppe spupp— pretty well sheltered. much of ppe spupp ppv— pretty well sheltered. much of the south dry and bright with some sunshine— the south dry and bright with some sunshine and temperatures pgpip— some sunshine and temperatures pgpip pupp— some sunshine and temperatures again around average, little again around average, a little pigper— again around average, a little pigper ip— again around average, a little pigper ip ppe— again around average, a little higher in the southeast, but ppepipg— higher in the southeast, but feeling chillier_ higher in the southeast, but feeling chillier in that strong wipp— feeling chillier in that strong wipp ip— feeling chillier in that strong wipp ip ppe— feeling chillier in that strong wind in the northwest . have wind in the northwest. have a gppp— wind in the northwest. have a gppp weepepp. — wind in the northwest. have a good weekend. _ wind in the northwest. have a good weekend. . good weekend. like all families, we have arguments every now and then, but actually, we agree on what the mission of gb news is. and that's the most fundamentally important thing . fundamentally important thing. gb views provides the kind of pipppprm — gb views provides the kind of platform that— gb views provides the kind of platform that lets all voices be

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