pauline is a 75 and has lung cancer.she was apprehensive about having treatment during the pandemic. i've got to take the chance, haven't i? the hospital situation is far too crowded. we've only got chemotherapy patients coming in and going out. pauline is on board the chemo bus at north middlesex hospital. this is one of the ways the nhs is mobilising care after the initial surge of covid—19 patients hit the hospital hard. after the initial surge of covid—19 patients hit the hospital hardm was like a tsunami. i don't think we ever thought it would hit out at the fa st ever thought it would hit out at the fast rate it actually did. we are definitely out reduced capacity in what we were doing sort of pre—covid, but we had to do that in order to be able to treat as many people as possible. but figures released this morning have revealed for the first timejust released this morning have revealed for the first time just how severely cancer services have been affected in england. 79,500 urgent referrals we re in england. 79,5

pauline is 75 and has lung cancer.as apprehensive about having treatment during the pandemic. i've got to take the chance, haven't i? the hospital situation is far too crowded, as far as i'm... i mean, not in radiotherapy, it's very clear there. we've only got chemotherapy patients coming in and going out. pauline's on board the chemo bus at north middlesex hospital. this is one of the ways the nhs is mobilising care after the initial surge of covid patients hit the hospital hard. it was like a tsunami. i don't think we ever thought it would hit us at the fast rate of knots that it actually did. we are definitely are at reduced capacity from what we were doing, sort of, pre—covid, but we've had to do that in order to be able to treat as many people as possible. but figures released this morning have revealed for the first time just how severely cancer services have been affected in england. 79,500 urgent referrals were made by gps in april, 60% lower than the year before. urgent breast cancer referrals had an even larg

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. >> schifrin: pauline stepney is protest organizer in bedford, outside of london. >> black lives matteris not a trend, because i am black, always. >> schifrin: last weekend activists released this video of a social distanced protest. activists cite the case of sean rigg, who died in 2008, after being held down by officers for eight minutes. no officers were charged in his, or other deaths, by police. >> when you see the injustice of people not being convicted for killing a child, for killing somebody that was walking away with killing somebody, that was somebody that was reaching for a >> schifrin: london's mayor is pressuring police to change theitactics. but activists say the problems run deeper, including denying caribbean immigrants rights, cause of institutional r >> once you're dehumanized, once you're seen as not having any feelings. being told we have to work twice as hard. we want you know equal access to jobs, equal access in education. we want our children to just not rsbe discriminated by teac >> schifrin: for artist diana who's lived in germany f 16 years, floyd's death gav

my name is pauline marshall. i'm a formal member of the housing alliance and i support this. it is a rational and smart followup to the moratorium and . thank you and please vote for the legislation. >> thank you, for your comment and next speaker, please. again, you'll have two minutes and prompted your line has been un-muted and you may begin. >> hi. i am a single woman, sole proprietor, first generation san francisco, and i have been making a living for the last 15 years managing an airbnb and have had low business since march and continues has no one is buying or traveling. i'm at 5% occupancy for the units i manage and if my guests do not pay rent, i cannot pay the mortgage and i will lose my mortgage. to ithere is hud or the governmt can take my property by imminent toe main and give it away for free to whomever they want. i bought my property in 1989 and they changed it. i had to reinvent my rental into a short-term rental to stay away from rent control. my retirement plan is all real estate and luckily not all in san francisco. if you want subsidized rent, pay it to t

pauline is 75 and has lung cancer.tment during the pandemic. i know i've got to take a chance. the hospital situation is far too crowded. with radiotherapy, not that, it's very clean in there. you've got chemotherapy patients coming in here. pauline is on board the chemo bus at north middlesex hospital. this is one of the ways the nhs is mobilising care. after the nhs is mobilising care. after the initial surge of covid patients hit the hospital hard. it was like a tsunami. i don't think we ever thought it would hit us at the fast rate of knots in actually did. we are definitely at reduced capacity to what we were doing pre—covid, but we had to do that in order to treat as many as possible. figures released later will offer the first real insight into how cancer services in england have been affected. cancer research uk estimates to point formally people may be on the waiting list. doctors say difficult decisions have had to be made about which treatments to pause 01’ be made about which treatments to pause or continue

this is pauline being reunited with her great niece, two—year—old seren, which pauline descibed as ‘aan go in for the hug, some people are still shielding. we know it is lovely for some people but we know some people are not there yet. it has been emotional time. but we love to get those from you. we'd love to see your pictures if you've been getting together with loved ones, you can e—mail us at bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk or get in touch with us on social media. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. mixed fortunes this morning. some with clear blue skies and others with clear blue skies and others with fog. the focus for the week is one where you keep your umbrella and sunglasses to hand. sunshine and some heavy, thundery downpours. low pressure is in charge of our weather. the forecast will not change much but it would be the distribution of the showers that would be the devil in the detail. this morning, quite a bit of low cloud, mist and fog across scotland. western areas, dryer and brighter. some are drizzly and the bank and the same across northern england. elsewhere,

pauline is 75 and has lung cancer. was apprehensive about having treatment during the pandemic. i've got to take the chance, haven't i? the hospital situation is far too crowded, as far as i'm... i mean, not in radiotherapy, it's very clear there. we've only got chemotherapy patients coming in and going out. pauline‘s on board the chemo bus at north middlesex hospital. this is one of the ways the nhs is mobilising care after the initial surge of covid patients hit the hospital hard. it was like a tsunami. i don't think we ever thought it would hit us at the fast rate of knots that it actually did. we are definitely are at reduced capacity from what we were doing, sort of, pre—covid, but we've had to do that in order to be able to treat as many people as possible. but figures released this morning have revealed for the first time just how severely cancer services have been affected in england. 79,500 urgent referrals were made by gps in april, 60% lower than the year before. urgent breast cancer referrals had an even la

think you are right to point out -- we all remember the fanning 2016, there was kind of a perils of paulineo the campaign, absolutely desperate all looked lost and then somehow trump rights himself comes back i don't think we should discount that here. on the other hand, trump did make changes in his campaign in 2016. he did change his approach to some things he did try to refine some of his approach, he actually took action, in response to the problem then. so i am not saying that that would not happen here, and you are right. i mean look at where the country was four murns ago as you were suggesting the economy, the situation in you remember of after trump's acquittal in impeachment there were a lot of people said well he is a shoo-in for reelection the economy going so strong, the democratic efforts to bring him down through investigations has failed, and he is going to get reelected. and now we are where we are. so things really change a lot in four months there are four more months until election. maria: i haven't heard one democrat byron not one democrat call out misconduct at top of

my name is pauline marshall. i'm a formal member of the housing alliance and i support this. it is a rational and smart followup to the moratorium and . thank you and please vote for the legislation. >> thank you, for your comment and next speaker, please. again, you'll have two minutes and prompted your line has been un-muted and you may begin. >> hi. i am a single woman, sole proprietor, first generation san francisco, and i have been making a living for the last 15 years managing an airbnb and have had low business since march and continues has no one is buying or traveling. i'm at 5% occupancy for the units i manage and if my guests do not pay rent, i cannot pay the mortgage and i will lose my mortgage. to ithere is hud or the governmt can take my property by imminent toe main and give it away for free to whomever they want. i bought my property in 1989 and they changed it. i had to reinvent my rental into a short-term rental to stay away from rent control. my retirement plan is all real estate and luckily not all in san francisco. if you want subsidized rent, pay it to t

my name is pauline marshall. i'm a formal member of the housing alliance and i support this. it is a rational and smart followup to the moratorium and . thank you and please vote for the legislation. >> thank you, for your comment and next speaker, please. again, you'll have two minutes and prompted your line has been un-muted and you may begin. >> hi. i am a single woman, sole proprietor, first generation san francisco, and i have been making a living for the last 15 years managing an airbnb and have had low business since march and continues has no one is buying or traveling. i'm at 5% occupancy for the units i manage and if my guests do not pay rent, i cannot pay the mortgage and i will lose my mortgage. to ithere is hud or the governmt can take my property by imminent toe main and give it away for free to whomever they want. i bought my property in 1989 and they changed it. i had to reinvent my rental into a short-term rental to stay away from rent control. my retirement plan is all real estate and luckily not all in san francisco. if you want subsidized rent, pay it to t

is reuse nighting with his father joseph and brother joe, who i know well is survived by his mayor pauline and sister r irrita and in-laws and it reads, we know he will always hold a special place in the hearts of his family is friends. the rest i will submit. >> supervisor preston. >> thank you, madam clerk. i wanted to thank president yee for your remarks at the start of this meeting. very much appreciate those. i have one item to announce today and i would like to take this time to say george floyd's name and recognise the thousands across the country who have taken to the streets to protest the history of racism, police violence and silence and complicity that has gotten us to this place. for all of those who are protesting for george floyd, brianna taylor, ahmaud arbery, shawn reed and countless others who have been taken from racism from us, thank you for your bravery. the murder of george floyd did not just take a life. it was a punch in the gut of anyone who cares about humanity. protesters are exercising their right to protest and have every reason to be angry. many have experienc

is reuse nighting with his father joseph and brother joe, who i know well is survived by his mayor pauline and sister r irrita and in-laws and it reads, we know he will always hold a special place in the hearts of his family is friends. the rest i will submit. >> supervisor preston. >> thank you, madam clerk. i wanted to thank president yee for your remarks at the start of this meeting. very much appreciate those. i have one item to announce today and i would like to take this time to say george floyd's name and recognise the thousands across the country who have taken to the streets to protest the history of racism, police violence and silence and complicity that has gotten us to this place. for all of those who are protesting for george floyd, brianna taylor, ahmaud arbery, shawn reed and countless others who have been taken from racism from us, thank you for your bravery. the murder of george floyd did not just take a life. it was a punch in the gut of anyone who cares about humanity. protesters are exercising their right to protest and have every reason to be angry. many have experienc