israeli forces have killed four palestinians during protests in gaza palestine's ministry of health says that at least nineteen people have been injured during confrontations with israeli security forces hundreds of people have been converging in different parts of palestinian territories as part of an annual day of protest against israel's illegal occupation that amount of the right of return for palestinian refugees to what is now israel al-jazeera is hot a abdulhamid joins us live from israel what's happening where you are. well nothing yet but we are expecting thousands of people to come here basically. israeli palestinians. live in these areas who are coming to commemorate land day as you said earlier does this happening a bit all over in the arab towns and villages in israel but also in the occupied west bank we noted there have been. told that they have had it in bits that's one of the main friction points really near a number north of ramallah and usually when protesters arrive there it turns into violent clashes between the youth there and the israeli army and then as you mentio

ministry of health says nineteen people have been injured the rally is the start of six weeks of protests along the israeli border calling for the right of return of palestinian refugees to what is now israel how to delaminate has more from the occupied west bank. it's a day that's been marked since one nine hundred seventy six then like now palestinians are protesting the confiscation of their land it's also they weighted the street their attachment to the land. a bit to heaven if we want to impose a presence of planted lands a hard to take over israel always says that it's only taking a barren land that's why we need to play it everywhere. so his property shrink by four hector's and has received notice that another fourteen could be taken away soon. much of the land goes to was building illegal jewish settlements and the exploitation of natural resources or in the case of rafa meant for the construction of a bypass road that now goes over part of his land he can only reach it via this underpass but axes isn't always guaranteed. if the gate is closed we're stuck for hours everyone wants

israeli forces have killed seven palestinians in protests in gaza the gaza ministry of health says that at least five hundred fifty people have been injured aid agencies say that israeli forces fired live ammunition of protesters and used tear gas to push them back the demonstrators are marking land day and aerial protest against israel's illegal occupation of palestinian territory let's speak to. who's a professor at dartmouth college. he's joining us via skype from jerusalem good to have you with us professor what do you make of the rising death toll in today's land landay protests. well of course it's shocking and very disconcerting. these are protesters and of protesters facing live ammunition is never. something that we can think about with a tremendous amount of pathos. i also feel a certain amount of sympathy for the soldiers as well i must tell you. and i completely understand that this government has done nothing to advance the peace process has done nothing to alleviate the problems of gaza. at the same time the the soldiers who are at the fence are obviously concerned and the

killed in gaza the man was targeted by israeli tank fire that's according to the palestinian ministry of health he was working with other farmers on the land at the time another man is in critical condition well the death of gaza comes as thousands of palestinians are expected at protests marking landay it happens each year and is an act of collective resistance to israeli occupation and seizure of their land the biggest protests are planned in gaza where israeli forces warned them open fired anyone trying to breach the border fence. reports from your thought west bank. it's a day that's been marked since one nine hundred seventy six then like now palestinians are protesting the confiscation of their land it's also they weighted them and strayed their attachment to that learned. a bit ahead of where we want to impose a presence of planted lands a hard to take over israel always says that it's only taking a barren land that's why we need to play it everywhere. so his property shrink by four hector's and has received notice that another fourteen could be taken away soon much of the land goes towa

grenades were fired at the protesters according to the ministry of health things they said forty six palestinians were and just today along the border. so it's it's it's it's still ongoing with with less. with less than a straight hours or protest. seems like the situation still tense on the ground and you attended two of the funerals for people who were killed on friday what were the mourners there saying. well people were angry of course at the lows members of their families. they were mourning tents set up in the streets i want to as you mention one of them. the family show the video how their son was killed he was twenty years old he was. a string of. gaza strip he was he went to help someone else who was picking up a tire for closer place and the fence. out of sight and he got in his head actually the family said he was on he was in a showdown so the israelis he was running away from the fence and out of sudden he got in the head the family was angry and wanted. accountability for that the other family was like we'd be pissed off. with the father was saying you know is destroyin

forces have killed at least four palestinian protesters during demonstrations in gaza the gaza ministry of health says that over three hundred fifty people have been injured in confrontations thousands of palestinians are taking part in an annual day of protest against israel's illegal occupation of the honeyed has more from abbate and israel. there are people there wanting to do for it to be a peaceful sit in but they want their voices to be there and they are demanding the right of return for refugees you have to bear in mind the majority of the population. are refugees many of them way. down the villages here for example in northern israel and had to make their way all the way there turkey's president is rejecting france's offer to mediate between ankara and kurdish on groups in syria a delegation from the y.p. g. met french president and said that france had agreed to support them. after the stance france has lost its right to complain about any terrorist any terrorist organization and terror acts those who are living with terrorists and even host them in their powers will realize their mista

israeli forces have killed a palestinian man during protests in gaza palestine's ministry of health says that at least nineteen people have been injured during confrontations with israeli security forces hundreds of people have been converging in different parts of palestinian territories as part of an annual day of protest against israel's illegal occupation demanding the right of return of palestinian refugees to what is now israel the honeyed joins us now live from the bell. in israel what's happening there. friday prayers are still on their way but after that. expecting. a big rally in several areas in the order in israel to come a rate. that's been going on for the past forty. years ever since basically back in one thousand seven. thousand hectares of land it turned into quite violent confrontations between the palestinians and the israeli people and ever since the palestinians. also because it is today actually one student put it very well for me yesterday she said. every day because. on a daily basis. the situation in gaza is you know. well it is certainly the biggest showing so f

that confidential meeting is crucial it took place in july nine hundred sixty nine but the ministry of health and bone. senior management from come to guns manufacturer were invited to discuss the settlement of the counter gun case according to a note from the ministry. the goal of the meeting is to reach a legal agreement with the company as to how country can victims can be compensated . when the parents association of the deformed children hints of the plans and hand asks to see details of the meeting the ministers say is under no circumstances will the association receive any details as advice is explicit because art in document the killer or. signs all as if you know how kind of all are. doing for along with. the district on half a century later in the summer of twenty fifteen a meeting between british that it might victims and representatives of the german government took place at germany's embassy in london i think they heard the concerns we have they obviously refute the fact that they interfered in the criminal trial but they've never actually answered individually the documents that

for thousands of patients, up to 60% of tanzanians depend on herbal medicine according to the ministry of healthrious medical conditions. but effective regulation and monitoring of this means the healing power of contribution to illness or death is hardly known. but that has not discouraged users like johnson, hardly known. but that has not discouraged users likejohnson, not his real name, who shared with me how a popular herb hurt his life. translation: it gives good results, but i am not sure about the side effect. its effectiveness is without question. now my performance is great, no matter the situation. practitioners aggressively advertise using digital, mass media, and other unconventional techniques. but tanzanian authorities are now trying to encourage practitioners to get their herbs tested and verified so there are no unidentified effects. today the council is sitting and scrutinising the other products which might be, by the end of this month, we will have more details. there are so many others who have taken forms, more than 20. today, eve ryo ne taken forms, more than 20. today, eve

killed in gaza the man was targeted by israeli tank fire that's according to the palestinian ministry of health it was working with other farmers on their land at the time another man is in a critical condition for the french president nicolas sarkozy will face trial accused of corruption and influence peddling his lawyers say he will appeal the decision in the case centers on wiretap phone calls in which sarkozy allegedly tried to sway judges who are looking into claims of illegal financing during his two thousand and seven presidential campaign and the new president we near has been sworn in it comes a week after the former president hit him child resigned because of growing health problems the new president was the lower house speaker seen as a close aide about exams in chief and the last of australia's three disgraced cricketers has returned home following the ball tampering scandal in south africa vice captain david warner has been banned for twelve months and been told to never again hold a leadership role in the team he returned to sydney teammate steve smith and camera bancroft. well th

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there are other private companies we work with and government agencies, ministries of health, ministry of interior, industry of justice. day, as much the as we are interested, the government agencies are interested in these counterfeits are just so around us. they have not -- around us -- horrendous. the counterfeit is probably the reason you died attributed to the fact that maybe your medicine was not working. never going back to what kind of medicine you are taking. the counterfeits in and of themselves do not poison you but at best, they are not going to kill you. these are horrendous thinks. -- things. synnex has been infused -- xanax has been infused with fentanyl. it is finally bringing to light how dangerous these counter medicines are. people say that viagra is a discretionary medicine and it is not as serious. witha was being infused fentanyl two years ago. the counterfeiting organization was pressing the same machines in the labs is a were to make fentanyl. two micrograms of fentanyl can kill. it does not take much to make that viagra not viagra. if you're not under fda autho

also, hearing from the palestinian ministry of health yesterday, there were so many casualties they are lacking on basic medicines for emergency and supplies. they say they had a shortage of blood and were able to get enough people to donate and fill that gap. just kind of gives you an idea of the intensity of the situation that unfolded yesterday. george? >> as you pointed out in your report, the value in land, blood and tears. we will, of course, see how things develop today. thank you for the report. >>> in the latest move of a diplomatic rift between russia and the united states. russia is following through with its promise. it expelled diplomats. >> the staff in st. petersburg are leaving. it stems from the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in the uk. britain says russia is behind it. russia denies it. >> ambassadors were called to the russian foreign ministry friday to be told a number of their diplomats were being expelled after they kicked out russian diplomats. >> matthew chance is joining us. hello to you. what do we know about the latest expulsions? >> report

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yesterday it was the deadliest day in gaza since the 2014 are war, that according to the ministry of healthorganizers ever this initially called for it to be a peaceful demonstration and what we saw were people going towards the fence, they had slingshots, rocks, but israeli forces have said that hamas and other militant groups did fire projectiles at israeli soldiers across the border, gunshot, hole to have cockta molotov cocktails thrown. and this is the res is the red can see the dirt berm and on that dirt berm are israeli soldiers monitoring the situation. but israel has said that anyone who tries to go and breach that border, they could be met with deadly force. they have snipers up and down this border. but when we talk to palestinians, they say that is their goal, they want to breach that border, they want to getting across. so this will be a sort of tensions over the next six weeks as palestinians say that they will continue this fight, they will continue this protest. but again, if it is anything like we saw yesterday, fridays tend to be these big days of protests, it could continu

there's other private companies we will work with and government agencies will work with ministries of health, ministries of interview, ministries of justice. we don't care because at the end of the day, much as we are interested, , the government agencies are interested. these counterfeits are so horrendous and have not really garnered the specter of danger that a think they merit. people don't realize when you're taking a counterfeit cancer medicine and you type cancer, that the caliphate is probably the reason you died and you attribute to the fact that maybe your medicine was a working, maybe you were an outlier for that medicine, never going back to look at what type of medicine you are taking. if counterfeits in of themselves don't poison you, at best and not come to kill you but you're not getting the efficacy. these are just horrendous things. i think xanax now, take a xanax is infused with fentanyl where there are quick results in people taking them is finally bringing to light a dangerous counterfeit medicines are to patient health and safety. it's not just the cancer medicines for

minister and his officers zimbabwe's government is broke it's a shortage of foreign currency the ministry of health has made some striking doctors trying to convince them to go back to what was offered every offer the city put on the table has been rejected it seems the patients who are suffering the most in many public hospitals there aren't even essential drugs some of the doctors who are on strike i've been complaining say that there are days when they don't even have gloves to do their work right now there's no indication when the strike is going to end and a lot of people are watching the situation very very closely as a health situation in zimbabwe continues to deteriorate. going shopping or eating out and somalia has become more expensive and many customers don't like it around great the government imposing a five percent sales tax for the first time. yes but the government says the tax is crucial to economic recovery from one condition hunted at our ports. mogadishu's lido beach is a sign of somalia's growing sense of optimism at its coffers with shaded table sit clients mainly middle mogad

minister and his officers zimbabwe's government is broke it's a shortage of foreign currency the ministry of health has made some striking doctors trying to convince them to go back to what was offered every offer the city put on the table has been rejected it seems the patients who are suffering the most in many public hospitals they aren't even essential drugs some of the doctors who are on strike i've been complaining say that there are days when they don't even have gloves to do their work right now there's no indication when the strike is going to end and a lot of people are watching the situation very very closely as the health situation in the baba continues to deteriorate. as the world water forum in brazil comes to an end we're taking a closer look at latin america it's home to a third of the world's fresh water but not everyone is benefiting around thirty million people in rural areas don't have safe drinking water sewage disposal is also a problem one hundred million people don't have proper sanitation and just twenty percent of waste water is treated leaving rivers and coastal areas pol

palestinian ministry of health says that at least five hundred fifty people have been injured the demonstrators are marking the land day an annual protest against israel's occupation and seizure of palestinian territory we'll have more on those deaths in gaza in just a few moments i was there was one of the how he joins us now live from out of beirut in northern israel which has great significance doesn't it order to these protests that are underway today. yes absolutely this is actually where it all started now on this day some forty two years ago back in one nine hundred seventy s. sake it's. israel had announced the confiscation of five thousand hectares of land in this area of northern israel here in iraq but also in nearby villages and that really angered palestinians here they went down to the streets went on a strike there were violent clashes and six palestinians died at the time ever since that day palestinians every year. and they whether it's here in israel or in the occupied west bank or indeed in gaza now one palestinian woman described it very good to me yesterday she said you kno

can be responsible because the amount of that unit you mentioned is because this book terry has been going around already for a year and the ministry minister of health has now said that they found the source because a group of three school kids got sick in the township of soweto near johannesburg after eating polonia it's this kind of sausage that can be made of pork or chicken and because they got sick a lot of these preschoolers got tests that they found this this bacteria that gave them full poisoning and they could pinpoint it down in a set to this point only from enterprise from tiger brands that's that they ate so that minister says if we are clear now this is where it comes from ok so how is the region reacting to all of this after all it's not just south africa effect no definitely not snow because this company also exports a lot to two neighboring countries so as so far we've seen now countries around us in panic mode as well maybe as botswana mozambique malawi they've all said that they're going to stop imports now and it's also removed all the products that they did have from their shelves and it looks like patients experience high temper

minister and his office zimbabwe's government is broke it's a shortage of foreign currency the ministry of health has made some striking doctors trying to convince them to go back to work myself but every offer the support on the table has been rejected it seems the patients who are suffering the most in many public hospitals they aren't even essential drugs some of the doctors who are on strike i've been complaining say that there are days when they don't even have gloves to do their work right now there's no indication when the strike is going to end and a lot of people are watching the situation very very closely as a health situation in zimbabwe continues to deteriorate. zimbabwe's former first lady grace mccartney is being investigated for alleged involvement in an ivory smuggling operation it follows a three month inquiry by an undercover journalist on the seizure of a two hundred kilogram package of illegal ivory at harare airport malcolm webb has the story has indicated he's going to tell us is never going adrian stern went undercover as an ivory fire in zimbabwe he says he received more

minister and his office zimbabwe's government is broke it's a shortage of foreign currency the ministry of health has made some striking doctors trying to convince them to go back to work myself but every offer that's upon the table has been rejected if seems the patients who are suffering the most in many public hospitals they aren't even essential drugs some of the doctors who are on strike i've been complaining say that there are days when they don't even have gloves to do their work right now there's no indication when the strike is going to end and a lot of people are watching the situation very very closely as a health situation in zimbabwe continues to deteriorate. there is growing anger from consumers in somalia over the rising cost of shopping and eating outs now that's because of the first five percent sales tax in nearly thirty years the government says the levee is crucial for somalia's economic recovery mohamed atta reports now from mogadishu. we're going to shoes lido beach is a sign of somalia's growing sense of optimism that it's come first with shaded table said clients mainly mi

in 2016, her proposal to protect the health of the trans community was included by the guatemala's ministry of public health and the administration for trans people. however, at the same time, she was suffering from extreme domestic violence from her partner and threats of assassination. she migrated to the united states for her safety, and she continues her extraordinary work in san francisco through organizatio organizations. it's with great pride, and i'm humbled by your work. it's truly courageous. i'm honored to present our board's highest commendation to ms. ramirez. [applaus [applaus [speaking spanish] >> interpreter: i would like to thank everyone in here. it's really important for me to be recognized as a woman being that in my country of origin, i am not recognized as such. i am thankful to all my female ancestors who have opened the path to this very solid fight. and i think that that's places where we recognize what women do are very important spaces to stimulate and inspire our young women and young girls who want to engage in the political activism. today we have so many young

the gaza strip this thousands of palestinians begin six weeks of protests scored by the militant group hamas the palace in the health ministry says at least seven palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured. this could be the beginning of weeks of tensions in the palestinian territories the first clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. there marking a number of historic events the creation of israel and the expulsion of palestinians in one nine hundred forty eight. the deaths of six arab israeli demonstrators in one nine hundred seventy six and the scheduled opening of the us embassy in jerusalem in may. israel has doubled its military presence on the border similar protests in recent months led to clashes that caused multiple deaths israel called the protests a dangerous provocation and said that hamas would bear the responsibility for any violence. the first casualty came even before the protests got underway israel's military said soldiers opened fire on two men who approached the border and acted suspiciously during the night one m

provide her with a large degree of political and campaign bill it, but they would through the ministry of health. i have provided this documentation to the committee. >> you mentioned those involved in this company -- you think these are the driving forces, that they can be big power players on the world stage? mr. wylie: yeah, you can be a colonial master been a country. not to sound flippant, but it privatizeduch like a colonizing operation. he would go into a country that has underdeveloped institutions, you would exploit that and make money off of it. that is how they make a lot of their money, is through , anditing relationships the fact that there is not a lot of oversight and government in theseility countries, so it is easy to make money off of that. the key is you have to have your guy in our first. -- guy in power first. >> you tell some pretty horrific stories, including the political situation in nigeria. you have told us cambridge analytica doesn't have staff, yet you worked for cambridge analytica. for byie: i was paid scl. so yes, i workedso yes, i workee analytica -- everybody wo

israel's military has clashed with thousands of demonstrators on the border of the gaza strip the palestinian health ministry says at least fifteen palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured the militant group hamas has called for six weeks of protests and this was just a won. clashes erupted soon after thousands of palestinians started building tent cities on the gaza side of the border to israel. they're marking a number of historic events the expulsion of palestinians in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight which helped create the israeli state the deaths of six arab israelis in demonstrations in one thousand nine hundred eighty six and the scheduled opening of the us embassy in jerusalem in may so i'm going in for the palestinian nation assures today that we will never accept all the conspiracies targeting jerusalem and blocking the right of return. israel has doubled its military presence on the border similar protests in recent months have led to clashes that cost multiple deaths israel called the protests a dangerous provocation and said that hamas will bury sponsibility for any violence . t

israeli tanks fired and killed a palestinian farmer in gaza it happened in the city of khan yunis the palestinian health ministry says another man is in critical condition the united nations says it's appalled by the deaths of dozens of prisoners in a fire and riot in venezuela generals were hell for some of the sixty eight victims it's all happened at a police station in valencia rights groups are blaming president nicolas maduro for failing to deal with prison overcrowding and rising violence there's been no government response so far the former president of france nicolas sarkozy is to face trial for corruption and influence peddling he's accused of making phone calls to influence judges who are investigating alleged illegal financing during his two thousand and seven presidential campaign and hundreds of mourners have been to the funeral of a black man who was shot dead by police in the u.s. state of california officers blocked roads as groups marched after the service for stefan clark and sacramento those are the headlines the news continues keep your analysis here of the stream this next. facing realities

delegation included kurdish an air of members of the syrian democratic forces turkey has been battling kurdish fighters near its border the palestinian health ministry says israeli tank fires killed a palestinian farmer and gaza and happened in the city of khan newness another man is in critical condition that death comes as thousands of palestinians prepare for an annual protest along israel's border it's an act of collective resistance to israeli occupation and seizure of their land the biggest rallies are planned in gaza where israeli forces warn the open fire at anyone trying to breach the border fence made reports in the occupied west bank it's a day that's been marked since one thousand nine hundred ninety six then like now palestinians are protesting to confiscation of their land it's also they waited their attachment to that land. the bit ahead and if we want to impose a presence of planes it lends a hard to take over israel always says that it's only talking about our only a promise that's why we need to play it everywhere. uses streams so his property shrink by four hector's and has received notice that the lives of fourteen could be taken

been killed by israeli security forces along the israel—gaza border, according to the health ministry in gaza. thousands ofnians joined a mass protest called by hamas, which controls gaza, and other palestinian groups. israel's military doubled its usual deployment of troops in the area just ahead of the jewish passover holiday and said it would act to stop any breach of its borderfence. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. a chaotic rush to the hospital, with hundreds of palestinians injured in gaza. a call for peaceful marches turned to violence, as protesters headed towards the israeli border. israel's military says it used tear gas and opened fire to stop anyone illegally crossing into its territory or attacking soldiers. and this was just the start. palestinians are planning a series of protests until mid—may. that will be 70 years on from the creation of the state of israel. palestinians see it as their catastrophe, when hundreds of thousands of people fled their homes, and many here have never given up their claim to the land. translation: we are here to stress our right to return. sooner or later,

and certainly that we see some known faces like defense minister we see one of her key critics actually doing the health ministry so that's an indication that she is kind of reforming her own party she's allowing more debate also around too will eventually become her successor but now her position has been more secure we will learn today from the conservative c.s.u. and very soon they will send most prominently hostie will for who will become interior minister and the social democrats despite all this time that they have still won't really let us in on who will be the best six ministers ascending but we all expect or if so it seems the interim policy has the man to come back to become the finance minister and everything else would be an up people a surprise he would also be expected to be the deputy tonsil i don't think so the big question for the s.p.d. who are they going to put up as foreign minister a lot of people watching that one just briefly how stable do you think this government is going to be given all the internal divisions i think it is very stable in the sense that both sides know each other they ac

opened fire on thousands of demonstrators at the close forger of between israel and the gaza strip on friday the palestinian health ministry says over one thousand demonstrators were injured in the violence the militant group hamas has called for six weeks of protests and was is already the largest demonstration at the border in recent years. it's mostly quiet today on the border between gaza and israel palestinians are holding funerals for those killed in yesterday's clashes the israeli army is keeping watch over the border some protesters remain at the tent cities set up the day before they say they're not giving up. yeah i know more about the motherboard of. what is there hoping that the old will die out and the young will forget. but the young are here they want to go back to the lens of their fathers and grandfathers the young want to go back they have more ambition than their elders. israel's military released images showing palestinians throwing stones at the border on friday israeli gunfire killed at least fifteen people but the military says it was careful to target only what it calls instigators the spokeswoman a

israeli tanks fired and killed a palestinian farmer in gaza it happened or the city of khan yunis the palestinian health ministry says another man is in critical condition the united nations says it's appalled by the deaths of dozens of prisoners in a fire and riot in venezuela generals were hell for some of the sixty eight victims it's all happened at a police station in valencia rights groups are blaming president nicolas maduro for failing to deal with prison overcrowding and rising violence there's been no government response so far the former president of france nicolas sarkozy is to face trial for corruption influence peddling he's accused of making phone calls to influence judges who are investigating alleged illegal financing during his two thousand and seven presidential campaign and hundreds of mourners have been to the funeral of a black man who was shot dead by police in the u.s. state of california officers blocked roads as groups marched after the service for stefan clark and sacramento those are the headlines the news continues keep it are now into syria the stream this next. facing realities grow

many of them by israeli gunfire during protests against is right the land confiscation of palestinian health ministry says more than five hundred others were injured when israeli forces fired live ammunition into the crowds palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he holds the israeli occupation forces responsible the un security council is meeting to discuss the situation. i hold the israeli occupation authorities pully responsible for the loss of the martyrs who were killed they used far against the popular peaceful protests which were organized to remember and call on the un to provide international protection for armless people against the escalation in question. now the police chief of bashan rouge and the u.s. state of louisiana has confirmed that one officer has been fired another suspended over the shooting of alton sterling a young black man who was killed while selling c.d.'s outside a us store in two thousand and sixteen as a result of the administrative investigation into the conduct and behavior officer how we leap as it relates to the baton rouge police department training policy and pr

he makes recommendations for the nhs, for the ministry of defence, for the home office, for better mental health for victims of terror attacks, and full statutory funding for people in that position as well. and right at the heart of the review are the families of the 22 people who died. the report team say they are humbled that those families are prepared to relive the horror of their experiences so that others can learn lessons from them. judith, many thanks, once again, judith, many thanks, once again, judith moritz, our correspondent in greater manchester. the nhs in england is to get a long—term funding plan to help it cope with extra demands. the prime minister signalled her support for such a move when she gave evidence to a parliamentary comittee today, as she recognised "serious cost and demand pressures" on the service. but theresa may didn't say how much more money would be invested, or where it would come from, as our health editor, hugh pym, reports. crowded a&e departments, long waits for some patients on trolleys, a shortage of beds. scenes like this — from the bbc series hospital

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