the sunday express has new details of this plan drawn up by members of the bma's general practitioners committee after a unanimous approval. it would see surgeries closing their doors in emergencies such as flu epidemic, staff shortages, or a cyber attack. that is pretty scary. very quickly, the sunday express. do you know when wimbledon starts? monday? very good! andy murray says he is fighting fit. he isn't playing very well, he had a bad end at queens club. so fingers crossed he can make a decent fist at defending the title. we will be there. murray hill, orwhatever defending the title. we will be there. murray hill, or whatever it is called these days. thank you very much. an absolute pleasure. that's it from us. meet the author is next. the irish writer paula mcgrath's novel, a history of running away, is about three women separated by time and place, who are all trying to escape the circumstances of their lives. they're all connected although we don't know how at the start of the book and their stories are about a society that seems to thwart them at every turn, but then perhaps

the bma has warned that the government is drawing up secret plans for radical spending cuts and thisis at the end of the nhs. it would give up the end of the nhs. it would give up the coverage from cradle to grave and that is really what the nhs stands for. you have to think, if you talk to any nhs staff, nurse, de is, ambulance workers, it really is quite desperate and they are really stressed. apocalyptic, as you say. we will finish with the observer, back to it, a photograph of chris froome. yes, indeed. he will be parading down the shop the —— down paris, despite not winning a single stage this year which is quite unusual. the convention that i like is that you do not attack the leader on the final day. it is an incredible story. the sheer relentlessness, the demands put on these riders to go down and up those mountains, it is truly remarkable. the bravery they have to show. ludicrous 70 kilometres an hour coming down those steep slopes is remarkable. an astonishing achievement. he is a fantastic, fantastic sportsman and he will deserve is every accolade. fantastic sportsman and

for example research from the bma has shown that at least three in ten children and young people whenp young people at home so rather than giving money often to private providers, that money is being invested instead and crisis teams to help keep young people at home.- it's just about more staff, more mental health nurses and workers? isn't that also about establishments that can look after young people and a much better way? that is going to help them actually get over their illness. we want to do the best we can to stop young people becoming ill and the more that can be done by the supporting families are working with schools to treat and ideally prevent mental illness whenever we can then so much the better. the ub keeping the pressure onjeremy hunt to make sure he follows through with all of us by 2021? it is something that i and many others have done and we have said we don't want any more smoke and mirrors, we want results, the right treatment for the right people at the right time. it is vital that the promises the government has made on this occasion actually get through to th

and the fact that when she took all of those refugees, o bma didn't help and i know she was personally deeply disappointed and surprised by that. but i think that-- . >> rose: neither rhetorically or any other way. >> i think that intellectually and personally they got along very well, i think are you right. >> rose: he said to me, in an interview in germany, that she was the foreign leader he most admired. and i said why. and he said temperment 6789 he said she's-- it's a bit like it used to be called no drama obama, she's the same way. >> well, let's put it this way. i think that merkel probably, if trump were being honest with us, the foreign leader that trump has the hardest time with, maybe the least time for, is least comfortable with. >> rose: did the polander speech. >> hurt. >> rose: hurt. >> absolutely. it helped him in poland. >> rose: leult absolutely. >> but what does he do,the american president, with 15,000 people cheer him on nsm you are merkel, she didn't necessarily love the fact that when obama gave the brandenburg speech there were 100,000 or whatever it was. >> exa