we need to have a real investment in community mental health teams so that those community mental healthstrive to do in terms of building those really strong relationships with people who are struggling. although the number of community mental health nurses has increased by 15% over the last five years, across all mental health services, there are around 10,000 unfilled posts. nhs england told panorama that in the next four years, it will create a further 10,000 new posts for community mental health teams and is increasing funding by almost £1 billion a year. it also says that in october 2019, the care quality commission reported a general improvement in the quality of community mental health services. after callie died, her family also began to look into the influence of the suicide forum she had been part of. what we found was a huge amount of. what we found was a huge amount of very, very vulnerable people sort of very, very vulnerable people sort of trying to support each other but they were in no... so many of them we re they were in no... so many of them were in no fit state to sup

we need to have a real investment in community mental health teams so that those community mental healthcan do the role that they want to do and they strive to do in terms of building those really strong relationships with people who are struggling. although the number of community mental health nurses has increased by 15% over the last five years, across all mental health services, there are around 10,000 unfilled posts. nhs england told panorama that in the next four years it will create a further 10,000 new posts for community mental health teams and is increasing funding by almost £1 billion a year. it also says that in october 2019, the care quality commission reported a general improvement in the quality of community mental health services. 0ne community mental health services. one more time for a phenomenal... we are interrupting our programme to go live to new hampshire and pete buttigieg just speaking he has done pretty well in new hampshire. who knows how to raise the roof and to get out the vote! cheering and applause. crowd chants: kerry! terry! and thank you to her chest and

claire has been supported by her perineal mental health team since early pregnancy. her perineal mental to die so that was the main concerned because i'd had previous miscarriages. claire was seriously unwell. the mental health team were absolutely amazing. they were fantastic. they looked after me, the nurses that came to see me and the medication that was provided saved my life. and my baby's life. it's now been three weeks since the birth of my beautiful daughter and i have to say that this time around, it has been a completely different experience. it really is vital that the nhs understand and realise that women's mental health isjust as important as their physical health. anna williamson, bbc london. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story? china builds a new hospital in 8 days but is struggling to deal with the spread of coronavirus. there are now more than 17,000 confirmed cases in china, and the virus continues to spread abroad. malawi's constitutional court has annulled the results of may's presidential election, citing widespread irregularities. the

mental health care. now everyone in england has a dedicated team in her area. i think we are a vital service. eriencing mental health issues in pregnancy and post birth, services like this really are vital. claire has been supported by her perinatal mental health team since early pregnancy. i felt terribly anxious that my baby was going to die, so that was the main concern. i think because i had previous miscarriages. claire was seriously unwell. the perinatal mental health team were absolutely amazing, they were fantastic, they looked after me. the nurses that came to see me and the medication that was provided saved my life. and my baby's life. support for perinatal mental health has definitely improved in terms of finances and betterjoined up services, putting the mother and the family more at the centre of things. at detecting women that need help and support remains difficult. in mental health, we don't have a blood test that tells us how people are. ultimately, if they don't tell us, it's very hard. the stigma of mental health is still a big reason that women don't come forward. research

they are also calling for closer working between hospitals and community mental health teams after someone'se — he has tried to take his own life on a number of occasions and was first admitted to hospital aged 25. and also with us is dr rachel gibbons — consultant psychiatrist and incoming chairof the patient safety group. thank you both are coming in. simon, we said there you've tried to take your life on the number of occasions. since you were 25. is there something that you would say has been a particular triggerfor you? to be fair, i think there is but i think it's complicated, i think it's a range of factors. largely around feeling inferior, feeling people would be better off ifi feeling people would be better off if i wasn't around. fortunately i've been on the straight and narrow as it were for the past six years, although i still receive support from a community mental health team. presumably that is vital to you? without the support i've got over the years, i probably wouldn't be around now, to be fair. tell us about the range of treatment you've received in those crisis moments, w

she convinced the mental health team she had no immediate plans to kill herself. forum and made detailed plans to run away and end her life. callie's mother, sarah, believes her daughter could still be alive today if it wasn't for the forum. daughter could still be alive today if it wasn't for the forumlj daughter could still be alive today if it wasn't for the forum. i think they are kidding themselves if they think that actually these are helpful forums. because i think that actually these are helpfulforums. because i think without those forums, i think my daughter would have really struggled. to find the information she was looking for. about how to die. we wanted to challenge the owners of the website. they wouldn't appear on camera. owners of the website. they wouldn't appearon camera. in owners of the website. they wouldn't appear on camera. in our conversation, they told us... we offer a space to discuss the topic offer a space to discuss the topic of suicide without censorship. our community and website does not encourage suicide. that is strictly against

mental health nhs foundation trust said... combat stress told us they are facing a funding problem and have withdrawn some services. combat stress offered their condolences, mental health teamime as lance. he took his own life injanuary. i'm angry with myself that i didn't see it. i'm angry with the fact that he did it, i'm angry at the fact that he did not have the help. yes, the army, the medicals and they look after their teeth and everything over there — that is really good — but they don't do anything mentally to help these soldiers when they get back. hayley is now facing a future with two young children, a girl and a boy aged six and eight, on her own. my kids are going to grow up now without their dad. doi do i have to be honest with them and say that he killed himself because he could not live with what was going through his mind? i have to sit down and tell my children that their daddy died from suicide, which could be prevented. other children have to be protected from it. it is not fair. my children have lost their dad now and it's not his fault. in a statement, the ministry of defence said: "our deepest thoughts are with mr shingler‘s family and friends at this

towns throughout the state and thanks to the innovative leadership being provided by mental health commissioner and her team, i'm also calling on the legislature to provide funding to build three new crisis centers in the state. when these are opened and fully staffed, these centers will become a safe haven for people facing mental health challenges and at these centers, these people can be stabilized and treated without being sent to jail or the hospital. [ applause ] special thanks go to house majority leader ledbetter and his members from both parties and both chambers who have been working with him to lead the charge to put additional emphasis on this important area of public service. i'm also proud that our mental health department is partnering with the department of education to ensure that we are promoting whole child wellness. the fact is, folks, our students are with us for eight hours a day, and many of these students come from a home life that few of us can imagine. our students are increasingly dealing with challenges and pressures for which most teachers weren't trained and they're not prepare

mental side of the game is just as important as the physical side of the game. the movember charity is teaming up with rugby clubs across england to deliver mental health workshopss aged between 12 and 18. and, as young boys, what do we think about that? what do you think about, like, a man coming and talking to you about mental health? if a person like tyson fury can get through it, it makes you think that pretty much anyone can get through it. in a setting they feel comfortable in, the programme aims to help boys spot signs of depression and anxiety in team—mates, and where to go if anybody needs help. how do you deal with the game mentally, if you feel quite bad, or the press is treating you badly after it? one week you play really well, your team wins, you maybe score a try, everyone thinks you're the best player in the world. a week later, you throw and intercept in twickenham in front of 80,000 people, like i did. it's onlyjust a game. there's more important things in life. i've got great family, great friends around me, that can take my mind off rugby, and itjust gave me more motivation and determination to come back stronger, fitter, faster. the sports p

issues for the presidential candidates to address climate change, then violence, team vaping, college affordability, mental health, integration, reporting hundred thousand dollars in total cash prizes. the winners for this years student competition competition will be announced on march 11th. next army secretary ryan mccarthy and army chief of staff discussing current operations and modernization efforts. this is close to an hour. >> welcome everyone. thank you so much for joining us today. here are my side, new improved expanded, graced with the presence secretary of the army, and the army general, think about so much for being here with us today. secretary and the chief are going to have a chat about the strategy, about the army of modernization priorities in the present budget request that came out. as well as the emerging joint war fighting concept. and were going to save about 15 minutes at the end today questions in the audience here. but first, i want to go to the sec. the chief to give a couple of opening remarks and then we will dive into our conversations. >> thank you, was the closest i will get to dav

the emphasis is not only on physical training but also on the trishul and mental health after going to the club dilemma the team is all about transforming the feelings of the greens and frustration and replacing them with new aspirations. finding their daily of the fight and right. after an exhausting clash. with j.p. weeks. it's a with desire of victory and afresh with all the excitement for the club members. it's another meant it might be a small one ph to the difficulty journeys that many of the key 3 trains are on food that is real france his commitment to the healing and survival and. as is going to be sure to keep on fighting the fight and that's it for now for africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page well leave it's a day with these pictures of the swarms of locusts the one of africa at sea in its time. forced into a nameless mass. their bodies. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. to struggle for power and profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and filing. this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think will truly be making progress whe

issues for the presidential candidates to address climate change, then violence, team vaping, college affordability, mental health, integration, reporting hundred thousand dollars in total cash prizes. the winners for this years student competition competition will be announced on march 11th. next army secretary ryan mccarthy and army chief of

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in the removal of thousands of florida students from the classroom and as a $29.00 teams over $32000.00 mental health evaluations were conducted outpacing child population growth statewide cases like young audience are rare and only with vigilance camp lorna finally sunset this devastating loss. wow that is a brutal law i never even like you know what really shocked me when i was reading up on this when you brought this sort of attention today is i assume that the baker act came into being would get a response to the school shootings and things like that i assume that was like one of those like laws that you know you just kind of put out there hoping to quell a problem in society but this is this has been around for 5 decades or a really long time and there wasn't a or at least it doesn't appear that there was a shockwave factor like school shootings that actually made this come about this was utilized at a time where florida schools that actually take them apart some of the integration issues they had in their schools at the time that this came about it was in response to a lot of different counties

mental health issues. >> a ten year reunion of the giants world series team, here why aubrey huff was not invited. >> a warm day out there today, middle 70s, a record set in oakland, 73 degrees at the airport. and what you can expect for tuesday, coming up. we all have progressive plans to address the big es facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. you know, the happiest place on earth, but.

issues about mental health about the value of african-american life in the united states and you know the father's relationship with his son too probably they were most proud of is that the team behind the film and how we all came together and how we come from different backgrounds different countries different religions races all of that and came together bruce brought us together to tell his story and so we're so incredibly proud of the work that witness and al-jazeera english has been doing for over a decade and it's about time this is just the beginning such as watch out they'll be many many more al jazeera english unwitnessed business films that will come to

issues about mental health about the value of african-american life in the united states and you know the father's relationship with his son too probably they were most proud of is that the team behind the film and how we all came together and how we come from different backgrounds different countries different religions races all of that and came together bruce brought us together to tell his story and so we're so incredibly proud of the work that witness and al jazeera english has been doing for over a decade and it's about time this is just the beginning so just watch out there will be many many more al jazeera english unwitnessed business films that will come

for the presidential candidates to address our climate change, gun violence, team vaping, college affordability, mental healthion. we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes. the winners for this years studentcam competition will be announced on march 11. ♪ >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country asking voters, what issues should presidential candidates address? >> this election, the most important issue for me is civil liberties like voting rights, reproductive rights, criminal justice reform, and reproductive freedom. these rights are more important now than ever because we are seeing them being violated left and right. they are just as important as every other issue. >> the issue most important to me right now is the fact that our veterans do not have housing. i feel as though new hampshire, one of our 50 states, should do more for its veterans. right now, veterans have to leave and even go to vermont or they need to go to massachusetts in order to get the services that they need. i don't think that is appropriate. these people make a sacrifice for our country and they shoul

important issues for the president to address are climate change, gun violence, team vaping, college affordability, mental healthand immigration. we're awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes. the winners for this year's student cam competition will be announced on march 11. >> next, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. boris johnson fielded questions from members from a range of issues during a session but first since the united kingdom left the european union on january 31st. gener. ion, dr. >> mr. speaker, we would like to extend our thanks for the first responders. this calls for immediate action. and we will shortly introduce emergency legs to make sure that we do -- legislation to make sure that we protect the public.

mental side of the game isjust as important as the physical side of the game. the movember charity is teaming up with rugby clubs across england to deliver mental health workshops. in a setting they feel co mforta ble through it. in a setting they feel comfortable in, the programme aims to help boys spot signs of depression and anxiety in team—mates, and where to go if anybody needs help. how do you deal with the game mentally if you feel quite bad, or the process treating you badly after it? one week you play really well, your team wins, you may be score a try, deborah thinks you're the best player in the world. a week later, you throw and intercept in twickenham in front of 80,000 people, like i did. it is onlyjust a game. there is more important things in life. i got great family, great friends around me that can take my mind off rugby, and itjust me that can take my mind off rugby, and it just gave me that can take my mind off rugby, and itjust gave me more motivation and itjust gave me more motivation and determination to come back stronger, fitter, faster. the sports psychologists who develop the programme believe it can help prevent male suicide. if itju

admonished by, and this was redacted for decreasing staff morale, accused of not being team players and have their mental health and emotional stability questioned. what steps are you taking to protect to federal worker, she's highly regarded, lots of kudos for her. but she's concerned about her future. >> well, one of the things, wolf, i'm not confirming or denying if it's a man or a woman, that's one of the things to protect this whistleblower. one of the things that we're trying to do with this whistleblower is that her or his information comes through my office first and then we work with the ways and means committee. that's how we protect that whistleblower's identity, and make sure that no more retaliation occurs. >> have you personally met with the whistleblower? >> i have not met with the whistleblower. i know the whistleblower before i was ever elected to office. i worked in washington, d.c. the whistleblower is somebody that is highly passionate about being a career civil servant. >> and her main concern is what that these individuals were in contact with someone that had coronavirus. >> the main conc

a tier one status, we need flood prevention, national flood management, response team and support for the mental health long term. you said a lot of things that i would like you to explain so it is completely clear to explain so it is completely clear to the audience, what does tier 0ne mean, and for the people affected, what does it live look like? tier 0ne status, it is a bit similar to the language around terrorism, we need to prevent, prepare and protect. we need the same status that the city of london gets to prevent terrorism for flooding. we need to face these issues long term. that is the tier 0ne recognition. we are not really getting that, it is one—off funding. people are stoical, but also scared. a very scary scenario on friday and saturday. we know this is not going to go away and we have a long—term challenge in calderdale. can everywhere really be protected in these situations that are predictable, but not always com pletely are predictable, but not always completely so. it's really difficult and robin touched on some important issues. it's not just and robin touched on some important is

then violence team vaping, college affordability, mental health, and immigration.warning hundred thousand dollars in total cash prizes. the winners for this year's student competition will be announced march 11th.

mental health services. >>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in the legislature on wednesday, the joint audit committee will decide whether to order a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news there are reports tonight the president trump's new personnel chief is trying to root out staff who might be disloyal to the president on magazine reportedly told cabinet officials they should report to him if there are suspicions about appointees critical of the president in their agencies and their departments. >>mcentee is among the trump loyalist brought back to the white house when the president was acquitted after impeachment caitlin collins has more. >>today the white house is making a nother effort at a post impeachment purge johnny mcentee is the president's former body man who was marched out of the white ho

team and will work hard to make sure they get the respect. but jobs and economic opportunities for veterans our committee focuses on mental health and suicide one of the best things that can happen to someone who is in the community to be a part of that community and help with all of our battles everyone in every part of the country has a bright future. >> would you be making just one - - adjustments one way or the other quick. >> we held a hearing last week in front of our committee and the deputy secretary was with us to make sure oversight is done in a way that these men and women in the veterans what they deserve. >> i've never met a president who's done more for the men and women who have for a uniform for the united states other than president trump and 2016 veterans choice and accountability 8000 people no longer are at the v.a. providing a level of care that you demand these members of the house and the senate the chairman had a part and today is just one more installment of your commitment and the american people's commitment those that serve the nation. so thank you mr. president. >> as a veteran of afghanistan you are second to none

mental health services. >>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in th legislature on wednesday, the joinaudit committee will decide whether to der a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>next a5.30 jurors deliberating in the harvey weinstein rape trial appear deadlocked what they asked the judge today. how he responded plus a good scenario. >>the epa taking steps to make sure that harmful chemicals nked to cancer are flowing into waterways but is it far enough, i'm joe khaleel here in washington we'll talk to some lawmakers who think the epa should be doing more a quicker. >>also a good amaritan was hit and killed this mornin while trying to help out another driver who now, we know the trump strategy- try win by attacking, distorting, diding. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg i

mental health. and on sportsday in the next 15 minutes, we'll look ahead to a potentially history breaking week the british women's basketball team. the way in which the bbc is funded and how that money is collected looks set to become a major talking point in the weeks ahead. the government is launching a public consultation, and a key issue will be whether failing to pay the licence fee should still be a criminal offence. not paying could become a civil offence, similar to non—payment of council tax. the culture secretary, baroness morgan, is arguing that in the digital age the way we get our news and entertainment is changing and the bbc may have to change too. here's our media editor, amol rajan. right, back to the studio floor... it's almost a century old, yet the chances of the bbc existing with its current funding model for another decade are receding faster. the health of our oceans is under threat... three—quarters of the bbc‘s money comes from the licence fee, a compulsory payment for households who watch live television or the iplayer. it means bbc programmes, such as those starring sir david attenborough, are funded n

mental health help that's put him back out onto the streets. now ifyou remember before this trial eventually a court-appointed psychologist first-team dcal incompetent to stand trial. then late last year another evaluation revealed that he was which is why he is on trial today. our reporters inside the courtroom have described cal to be erratic aggressive. but aware today his on talk to kron 4 exclusively under the coition that her identity not be revealed about what life was like trying to handle him and his mental health. >>we've tried to get him a long time they just keep putting him back on the street, you know ryan on him at our because was i >>he's there is care for the mentally families try to get some to shake. although police say pick some they keep those for a short timand put her back out on the his stag was in year. >>his aunt went on to say cal's own father is lucky to be alive that he would ask his parents 3 questions said if he wouldn't answer right away. he would think that they were aliens and claims that he went as far the setting is down in the head with a shovel to hear more from this interview in the latest on this trial. you ca

is an unlocked 24-hour mental health facility serving youth ages 5-17 with a team comprised of counselors, nurses, clinical administrators, and a psychiatrist available 24 hours a day. when children are referred to an age appropriate facility like c.s.u., hospitalizations decrease. children and families can access appropriate services from the c.s.u., including acute intensive services provided on-site at edgewood. i am deeply concerned -- [inaudible] >> chair mar: -- no matter their ability to pay. without the c.s.u., we are leaving many medi-cal recipients without the specialty mental health services they are entitled to. i want to acknowledge the staff misconduct and why the department stopped placing children at edgewood last year, which has led us to this point. at the time, i supported the department's decision to end referrals upon the surfacing of the sexual abuse allegations. i welcome and encourage transparen transparency on this issue in our conversations today. we must put our children first and problem solve together for their future. i have been working with d.p.h. and edgew

in the earlier presentation, it was mentioned about the crisis outreach teams that will be part of mental health s.f. again, that's another example of really just responding to the needs in the community and recognizing that one strategy does not work for everyone and the need to constantly be flexible and reinvent the services that we have so that we can engage people. and the low barrier medical services at the syringe sites is such a good example of that. i had the opportunity to be at one of those sites one night, and it was amazing to see five people waiting in a queue to talk to a medical provider because they heard that they could get started on buprenorphine to curb their opiate cravings. and i think that that's very telling because it's a safe place where people are already accepted. there are multiple different strategies that we use at the health department when there is a spike in overdoses. we're really fortunate that we work so closely with our funded provider, the drug overdose prevention education program, or d.o.p.e. so when there is an indication of overdose is, they work very

the team ran out with the words "be kind" printed across the back of their shirts, as part of the club's campaign to raise mental healthoucester fly half, danny cipriani, who dated flack, has spoken about his own troubles, in the wake of the death of the love island host, who took her own life earlier this month. heather watson is one win away from her first wta title in almost four years after reaching the mexican open final. she won in straight sets against china's wang xiyu. watson, the british number two, has not won a singles tournament since march 2016. if she wins later today she will break into the top 50 world rankings for the first time since that win. that's all the but for now. now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week: how can this fit in here? and is the new folding huawei up to scratch? and it's my entry for eurovision. heart rate, temperature, steps, diet, these days we can track all of our vitals. all of this data can help us to understand and tweak our lifestyles, but it's also moved way beyond the basics, allowing smart phone connected devices to monitor conditions like asthma or diabetes from

response teams and amplified cooperation cooperation, we brought nursing homes back from the brink of financial ruining without closing a single facility we bolstered funding for mental health and efforts to confront an alarming increase in suicide, as you will hear more about tomorrow after five years we have made preparations to lift the moratorium at the state hospital, a (applause) a when you're go our correction system was in crisis prisons were overcrowded and staff shortages fueled consistently volatile situations it led to violet in made uprisings at multiple facilities, the situation was so dire that i was forced last february to declare a state of emergency, together we acted investing 30 million dollars to reduce overcrowding, address staff shortages and enhance safety in our prisons, today the situation has stabilized, the emergency declaration has been lifted, the corrections department under leadership of secretary jeff's moola is providing more programming to help reduce this and shift from an approach that is purely punitive to one that emphasizes rehabilitation and workforce training by partnering with businesses to train these inmates in badly need league

the team ran out with the words "be kind" printed across the back of their shirts, as part of the club‘s campaign to raise mental health — has spoken about his own troubles, in the wake of the death, of the love island host, who took her own life earlier this month. heather watson is one win away from her first wta title in almost four years after reaching the mexican open final. she won in straight sets against china‘s wang xiyu. watson — the british number two — has not won a singles tournament since march 2016. if she wins later today she will break into the top 50 world rankings for the first time since that win. that‘s all the sport for now. now for the weather, let's get the weather. storms seem to be something of a trend for the weekend weather now, this is the third main storm we had had now after on kero, storm dennis, donjorge threatens to bring some heavy weather for this weekend. heavy rain threatens this morning and some strong winds for the afternoon. this is the band of rain that brought the heavy rain across the country and we will see cold showers and swathes of damaging winds affecting ireland first a

in the earlier presentation, it was mentioned about the crisis outreach teams that will be part of mental health s.f. again, that's another example of really just responding to the needs in the community and recognizing that one strategy does not work for everyone and the need to constantly be flexible and reinvent the services that we have so that we can engage people. and the low barrier medical services at the syringe sites is such a good example of that. i had the opportunity to be at one of those sites one night, and it was amazing to see five people waiting in a queue to talk to a medical provider because they heard that they could get started on buprenorphine to curb their opiate cravings. and i think that that's very telling because it's a safe place where people are already accepted. there are multiple different strategies that we use at the health department when there is a spike in overdoses. we're really fortunate that we work so closely with our funded provider, the drug overdose prevention education program, or d.o.p.e. so when there is an indication of overdose is, they work very

teams are searching his property and his car. investigators are scrutinizing his website, which contain a written manifesto reported to espouse deeply xenophobic views and paints a picture of a man with serious mental health issues. he talks of the state tried to get into his brain. there are big questions for w german authorities can stop right-wing extremism and the rise in the number of attack in the past year, there has been an assassination of a german politici, an attack on a synagogue in the east of the country. three ys ago, german police said they dismantle a right-wing extremist's cell. and now this incident. german chancellor angela merkel at a summit in brussels today spoke of the poison of hatred and racism infecting german societ itseveral ethnic minory families living here have told me they are too afraid to go out tonight, worried thathreat may still exis many people are gathering to lay flowers and tributes to those who lost the lives. kevin lee -- gavin lee, bbc news. ur it is one of the most repressive regimes ithe world, and a ntenousionshipts record with the west. s managed to speak to a.on. one is adetainee.ua they are speaking to our reporter about their most remarkable escape repor