a&e waiting list, nurses, — much longer. a&e waiting list, nurses, all_ much longer.ink— nurses, all of these things. i agree, i think it— nurses, all of these things. i agree, i think it is— nurses, all of these things. i agree, i think it is about - agree, i think it is about prioritising _ agree, i think it is about prioritising and - agree, i think it is about prioritising and working i agree, i think it is about. prioritising and working out agree, i think it is about - prioritising and working out what kind of— prioritising and working out what kind of country— prioritising and working out what kind of country we _ prioritising and working out what kind of country we want - prioritising and working out what kind of country we want to - prioritising and working out what kind of country we want to live . prioritising and working out whati kind of country we want to live in. do you _ kind of country we want to live in. do you want — kind of country we want to live in. do you want to _ kind of country we want to live in. do you want to come _ kind of country we want

, there are problems— people waiting in a&e, there are problems of ambulances backing up outsidecking up outside and people sitting in an ambulance were lying in an ambulance waiting _ ambulance were lying in an ambulance waiting to _ ambulance were lying in an ambulance waiting to going to be admitted. ambulance delays getting people there _ ambulance delays getting people there. there are problems right across— there. there are problems right across the — there. there are problems right across the system. unfortunately, yes, it _ across the system. unfortunately, yes, it is _ across the system. unfortunately, yes, it is notjust a question of more — yes, it is notjust a question of more resources, it is a question of how those — more resources, it is a question of how those resources are deployed. both of— how those resources are deployed. both of those are things that need to be _ both of those are things that need to be addressed and it is for the government to deal with with all the panache _ government to deal with with all the panache -- — government to deal with with all t

_ confirmation e—mail, they are still waiting by— confirmation e—mail, they are still g by phone or by checking their e—mail all the time. so it really— their e—mail all the time. so it really speaks to a very chaotic process — really speaks to a very chaotic process that's happened. elon musk only bought twitter seven days ago and suddenly he's managed to find perhaps— and suddenly he's managed to find perhaps as many as 3500 jobs that have to _ perhaps as many as 3500 jobs that have to go — perhaps as many as 3500 jobs that have to go. that's a very short period — have to go. that's a very short period of— have to go. that's a very short period of time and i think that's really— period of time and i think that's really reflected by the kind of chaos — really reflected by the kind of chaos that we have seen over how this has— chaos that we have seen over how this has been managed.— this has been managed. chains, social media _ this has been managed. chains, social media in _ this has been managed. chains, social media in general - this has been managed. chains, social

you have ambulances queueing up before people get into a&e and you have long waits in a&e which are ask of availability of gp care which is pushing people to go directly to a&e in some cases and clearly the long—term problems of lack of a&e doctors and nurses, it appears. and just this sense that the nhs is under ever—increasing pressure and struggling ever harder to cope with it, despite the valiant efforts of the people who work there to keep it going and to keep the best service possible being delivered. but it is a tough thing. somebody i know it has said on twitter this evening about his 94—year—old father in acute condition in hospital in kent but there is no bed. he understandably is very distressed about this. that is very distressed about this. that is another example of a situation which everybody can recognise is absolutely desperate and horrible. it is not a nice case unfortunately. the independent also goes with this story, beginning with the fact that people are suffering in terms of mental health because they cannot get the access they need for the people waiting up to e

e. wait, you have to do the laundry. frankly speaking, i asked you to gather today in order to make it clearer for them and for me. uh, so where, of course i'm a lot of what to say? i know, well, almost everything, but it's one thing when you know from paper reports from the same from the oral reports of colleagues, and another thing when directly from you from life here directly, so that all living things understand, it matters, therefore, what you say about it. this is very correct and it also teaches well that you are doing this. because of this, thank you. i know that there are, uh, various initiatives of various groups of the union's public, they are needed precisely in order to, uh, so that we act and be more effective in the end. now, if we do as you suggest, this is the way to our more efficient work and to the achievement of the result, which we also said, that the country was different in this direction , we must all act together, but uh, as for hmm well, let's just say the enemy's action. but uh, your guys are

e wait. eh, good point. i hope we'll have a clutch test again this december.ho knows the performances? well, what do i mean, what do i understand? and that zelensky he thinks that he is just, as always. he thinks, he understands that he wants to negotiate salaries and he does not want to, because, of course, this is the end for him. and that's all i wanted to confirm your words. what the french general says this is the first strategic mistake of president zelensky in the negotiations, which is confirmed by two facts, which is obvious that if the evidence, even if we are 100% sure to prove that these are really missiles, the ukrainian air defense system that deviated and fell in poland and so prove exists, as for the lie, then he questions the word of poland in particular the president of poland the president of the united states which is nevertheless the main supporters. poland is the european side, which is closer to ukraine, a country that accepts thousands of refugees, while this is very unfair according to towards poland i think he is making a huge mistake

the front pages, the sun telegraph, thousands in 12 hour a&e waits . every day they a&e waits.y observe a to brexit as landmark deal sees trade slump. the fired chief will sack and sexist workers they express migrants housed forces, homes and the sum and the fury at gun god acts . and the fury at gun god acts. the star reads sprouts order, order and! those are the front pages. order and! those are the front pages . josh, let's try and make pages. josh, let's try and make some sense of this took us through the front page of the observer. so their big one is well, first they got a photo of a footballer. i don't know he is, but he doesn't have any teeth. seems to be apparent teeth. that seems to be apparent . and but main story is. . and but the main story is. yeah. blow to brexit as landmark new deal sees trade . what new deal sees trade. what a surprise that the observer doing something but brexit may not be that great after all but it is interesting this is the first time that we're seeing some like concrete figures coming out and the big deal they signed in 2020 with japan a b

the front pages, the sun telegraph, thousands in 12 hour a&e waits . every day they a&e waits.y observe a to brexit as landmark deal sees trade slump. the fired chief will sack and sexist workers they express migrants housed forces, homes and the sum and the fury at gun god acts . and the fury at gun god acts. the star reads sprouts order, order and! those are the front pages. order and! those are the front pages . josh, let's try and make pages. josh, let's try and make some sense of this took us through the front page of the observer. so their big one is well, first they got a photo of a footballer. i don't know he is, but he doesn't have any teeth. seems to be apparent teeth. that seems to be apparent . and but main story is. . and but the main story is. yeah. blow to brexit as landmark new deal sees trade . what new deal sees trade. what a surprise that the observer doing something but brexit may not be that great after all but it is interesting this is the first time that we're seeing some like concrete figures coming out and the big deal they signed in 2020 with japan a b

he doesn't want to wait and sit around a&e for 48 hours. and what's with stanley johnson's national plan for you.7 we stanley johnson's national plan for you? we have a great line—up of guests lois perry, dominique samuels, william clewiston , samuels, william clewiston, habib on a party that sold its souls sold out its principles sold out , souls sold out its principles sold out, union sold out. you british conservatism needs new style. i'm going to try to figure out what that should be. plus the most important part of the show you. what's your take? what's your take? particularly i'm years of so called conservative government you can email me jb at gbnews.uk. you can tweet me at gb news. grab yourself a cuppa or a snifter according to taste is all coming your way after alice read the latest news news . i'm alice latest news news. i'm alice porter . the gb newsroom the porter. the gb newsroom the union has announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas

glad to see you among our viewers next we will talk uh about things eh -e military and military e-e are waitingery e-e an expert who will explain to us some e-e intricacies of military affairs and what is happening now on the front e-e in ukraine e valery ryabikh military expert defect express is already in touch with us p valery good day good day president zelenskyy confirmed that ukraine will receive the latest air defense systems with us all spayt and noted that ukraine is moving towards 100 percent protection of the sky, can we really breathe a sigh of relief then with relief when we get systems in our lives. well , that’s the issue. the supply of the same nassom or aspid is not the ultimate issue of closing the ukrainian sky, because the anti- aircraft and anti-missile system is not the end. defense of von should include more elements, and this is essentially just the beginning of the process of creating this effective system , and it must be said that no anti-aircraft missile defense system will provide 100% protection against enemy missiles in vysakhist, because, in principle, missile te

he doesn't want to wait and sit around a&e for 48 hours. and what's with stanley johnson's national plan for you.7 we stanley johnson's national plan for you? we have a great line—up of guests lois perry, dominique samuels, william clewiston , samuels, william clewiston, habib on a party that sold its souls sold out its principles sold out , souls sold out its principles sold out, union sold out. you british conservatism needs new style. i'm going to try to figure out what that should be. plus the most important part of the show you. what's your take? what's your take? particularly i'm years of so called conservative government you can email me jb at gbnews.uk. you can tweet me at gb news. grab yourself a cuppa or a snifter according to taste is all coming your way after alice read the latest news news . i'm alice latest news news. i'm alice porter . the gb newsroom the porter. the gb newsroom the union has announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas

more than four hours -- a85 _ october waited more than four hours -- a85 the — october waited more than four hours -- a&e boring _ —— a&e. the nhs... perhaps the most boring thing _ —— a&e. the nhs... perhaps the most boring thing is— —— a&e. the nhs... perhaps the most boring thing is the statement that things— boring thing is the statement that things are going to get worse because _ things are going to get worse because we're not in winter yet. nhs traditionally has a bit of a crisis in winter~ — traditionally has a bit of a crisis inwinter~ it— traditionally has a bit of a crisis in winter. it already looks like the nhs is _ in winter. it already looks like the nhs is very, very stretched. | nhs is very, very stretched. wonder if nhs is very, very stretched. i wonder if this has nhs is very, very stretched. i wonder if this has implications for the upcoming budget. it wonder if this has implications for the upcoming budget.— the upcoming budget. it probably does. i the upcoming budget. it probably does- ithink— the upcoming budget. it probably does. i think rishi _ the upcoming budget. it probably do

in england on a&e, 30.7% had to wait more than four hours in a&e before being treated or assessed. igh, about the same as figures for scotland and wales but northern ireland was a bit higher. so what about planned treatment, waiting for operations and nonurgent procedures? that waiting list has gone up again in england to seven point zero 7 million another record high waiting for treatment. again, an indication of the strain on the stress across different nhs services. , stress across different nhs services-— stress across different nhs services. , , , ., , services. yes, this is all putting the nhs a _ services. yes, this is all putting the nhs a very _ services. yes, this is all putting the nhs a very high _ services. yes, this is all putting the nhs a very high on - services. yes, this is all putting the nhs a very high on the - services. yes, this is all putting - the nhs a very high on the political agenda as well?— agenda as well? yes, we learnt yesterday _ agenda as well? yes, we learnt yesterday the _ agenda as well? yes, we learnt yesterday the royal _ agenda as well? yes,

meanwhile the waiting times for a&e and england have hit record levels. entjim reed has been 0ur correspondentjim reed has been going through the numbers. thank you very much for waiting for us there. what do you want to talk about. lots of data, lots of numbers released, what are you going to pick out for us? , , , ., what are you going to pick out for us? , , ., ., us? just before the football you had the re ort us? just before the football you had the report from _ us? just before the football you had the report from dominic _ us? just before the football you had the report from dominic about - us? just before the football you had l the report from dominic about cancer waiting times and large parts of the uk, england, in scotland and northern ireland in particular. today we have also had some interesting figures, interesting data out from the nhs. this is specifically about england. we get this every month but it really paints a picture of a health service under pressure. as we go into that really important winter period when doctors and nurses are unde

you're the first, yes, in general, you know, they say to the props of the circus e, wait, wait, you can'tcus, and we have the same belief on the stage. i told you not to touch in any way. ah, no one in the studio wore shoes. thank you very much for being after russia, you and the second, thank you. thank you, my dear looked into the wigs. this is the blow. and all. here's an adorable guy too. but this is valera leontiev a. here now similar, yes, how do the artists react to your parodies are offended by something different was that offended? well, not that they were offended, they advised not to show masha rasputin well, he is valery yakovlevich. well, firstly, he starts a person through life according to fate, and secondly, uh, once in the ninth grade, the horizon listened, hang glider there and so on, and i never thought that i would uh, sleep and his bed. uh, i was surprised. yes, i slept. yes, he was in russia, i was on tour in america. yeah, and lyusenka is his charming wife. she says you will sleep. she is like that and she says you will sleep in leontiev 's bed. i say, as you say, a

well, let's check some one version of say, lord, do you remember all those waiting. e guest at the lesson, the director or the president, yes, they are waiting for someone, the scoreboard commission the commission is waiting for the good version is broken, the bell, the remaining fourth choice of answers. they are already here, but now this one has come. uh, he's coming. well, the truth is broken, perhaps the door is broken here, there is such an answer, maybe the truth is the bell is broken and will not be heard. quiet, yes the bell is broken there are flaws in our education system the door bell is broken. well, to the word to hear the call, because he is the word ok, nevertheless we continue. anuar if you have the correct version, please don't forget to insist on it. anwar, what options are actually one version , we discussed here one for the last team, yes, well, immediately he will say something saving. that is, you are ready not to discuss and are ready to give the captain the right to immediately answer the kindest people. it's just that it's also risky, we think

we wait. e new rules in tax law, but there are countries that renounce previous previously signed agreementsce of double taxation. so there are some countries that have already suspended the agreement with russia, latvia is an example of this. uh, will any other countries follow this example is still a question, latvia is probably not our biggest partner and i don't think it hit our business that hard, but in general the suspension of such agreements i think. uh, will have retaliatory measures from russia, that is, russia apparently wants denounce the agreement, and here , of course, in practice, there can be real financial difficulties for russian business. what are the difficulties now in this situation that business mainly faces, imagine a situation in which a russian company has subsidiaries abroad and if a foreign company, the country from which the agreement has been suspended, pays income to russia, then, as a result, it will withhold tax and russia for example, from such received dividends will no longer give the right for the honor of being withheld for abroad. and here, of course,

we wait. eules in tax legislation, but there are countries that refuse previous previously signed agreements for the avoidance of double taxation. so there are some countries that have already suspended the agreement with russia, latvia is an example of this. uh, whether any other countries will follow this example is still a question, latvia is probably not our biggest partner and i believe it did not hit our business so hard, but in general, the suspension of such agreements, i believe, will have retaliatory measures on the part of russia, that is, russia, apparently wants to denounce the agreement. and here, uh, here for russian business, of course, in practice they can be real financial hardship. what are the difficulties now in this situation that business mainly faces, imagine a situation in which a russian company has subsidiaries abroad and if foreign companies, the country from which the agreement was suspended pays income to russia, then, as a result, it will withhold tax and russia fo

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he doesn't want to wait and sit around a&e for 48 hours.son's national plan for you? we have a great line—up of guests lois perry, dominique samuels, william clewiston , samuels, william clewiston, habib on a party that sold its souls sold out its principles sold out , souls sold out its principles sold out, union sold out. you british conservatism needs new style. i'm going to try to figure out what that should be. plus the most important part of the show you. what's your take? what's your take? particularly i'm years of so called conservative government you can email me jb at gbnews.uk. you can tweet me at gb news. grab yourself a cuppa or a snifter according to taste is all coming your way after alice read the latest news news . i'm alice latest news news. i'm alice porter . the gb newsroom the porter. the gb newsroom the union has announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas and will stage a series 48 hour strikes in december january. series 48 ho

waiting times for the nhs in england. nearly a third of people who went to a&e for treatment had to wait more than four hours, tens of thousandsleft on trolleys for long periods of time before bids could be found, and there has been a steep increase in the number of people facing long waiting times for cancer care across england, scotland and northern ireland over the last few years. our health editor, hugh pym, is here with the details. yes, sophie the latest figures for october highlight the dire situation in many hospitals in england. nearly a4,000 patients waited more than 12 hours in a&e after a decision to admit before a bed could be found — a big increase over the month. in england, the number treated or assessed within four hours of arriving at a&e was 69.3% — a record low and way short of the former 95% target. in scotland and wales, latest available figures were broadly similar, with northern ireland lower. bbc analysis has shown a sharp rise in long waits for cancer therapy in the past four years. the number waiting more than the 62—day target time for referral by a gp to the start of treatment topped 69,000 in engl

current is given to infrastructure objects to objects that e-e provide the social sphere for how long do you have information on how long to waitor e-e electricity to household consumers, i.e. people in apartments in private houses, when can you finally get light, according to my private information, part of the consumers of the city of kherson already have electric energy in their homes, but it is worth understanding that everything depends not so much on the efforts and efforts that we make from our country, but also on the arrival of rockets which are in the very place and not only in places in general throughout ukraine , this is a global problem for our country, the missile strikes that everyone has heard about, which have been happening since october 10 and make up a huge number of these precisely damage to energy infrastructure facilities, respectively, complete restoration and even uninterrupted provision. throughout the day , the facilities of the entire kherson region will depend on this, that is, what will now give light to kherson region and beyond. that is, the situation will be one energy system everywhere, the ru

story in the ties in with the story in the times patients to face long nhs waits ambulance and a&e waits i think we can all agree the staff that work in the nhs are world class. the nurses , porters, the cleaners, the doctors it's quite extraordinary. but a question mark over the middle managers in the bureaucracy. but in the end, do you think now the system is irrevocably broken? can it be i mean, if keir starmer gets into number ten in two years time, which at the moment is likely he will, can we fix this? can anyone this? well, my view anyone fix this? well, my view is there on the what you is that there on the what you can't is an nhs that works can't have is an nhs that works on the same principles as the one that was designed in 1948. i don't think the nhs is sustainable as it is at the moment. i don't think the funding out of general taxation is sustainable and what you are going to need is root and branch reform. what i would hope, which is in a sentiment that could get you cancelled in politics, isn't that's the problem. and politicians are not brave enough to say things like th

story in the ties in with the story in the times patients to face long nhs waits ambulance and a&e waits i think we can all agree the staff that work in the nhs are world class. the nurses , porters, the cleaners, the doctors it's quite extraordinary. but a question mark over the middle managers in the bureaucracy. but in the end, do you think now the system is irrevocably broken? can it be i mean, if keir starmer gets into number ten in two years time, which at the moment is likely he will, can we fix this? can anyone this? well, my view anyone fix this? well, my view is there on the what you is that there on the what you can't is an nhs that works can't have is an nhs that works on the same principles as the one that was designed in 1948. i don't think the nhs is sustainable as it is at the moment. i don't think the funding out of general taxation is sustainable and what you are going to need is root and branch reform. what i would hope, which is in a sentiment that could get you cancelled in politics, isn't that's the problem. and politicians are not brave enough to say things like th

e wait. eh, good point. i hope that we will again have a control retreat some decembers.ks that he is just, as always. he thought he understood that he wants to talk about the salary, and he doesn't want to, because, of course, this is the end for him and, uh, that's all i wanted to confirm your words. what the general from france says this is the first strategic mistake of the president zelensky of the negotiations, which is confirmed by two facts, that if all the evidence, even if we are 100% sure to say that these are really missiles, the ukrainian air defense system that deviated and fell in poland there is, as far as lies are concerned, it calls into question the word of poland, in particular the president of poland, the president of the united states, which is nevertheless the main supporters. poland is the european side that is closer to ukraine, countries that take thousands of refugees, while this is very unfair to poland. i think he is making a huge mistake. it is necessary. i mean, during the commercial break. what do they think that we will sit idly by, no mat

to the e-water supply, that is, the restoration of social facilities, therefore , in order to e, we do not waitiberation of mariupol itself at that time, the settlements should have already been included in the functioning, that is, the administrative authorities, therefore, temporary settlements were attached to the novoazovsky district, where the authorities were built, where e administrations could already be fully involved in providing everything necessary for the population. but now we have reached the next stage, when people, and this is more inconvenient and already taking into account the fact that the administration built in the city of mariupol named after. eh, it's easier to get it. all services are already moving directly to mariupol, that is, and if it performs, er, that's all, the main function, respectively, on lazovskaya now it remains only to thank that the administration has done everything possible to ensure that the settlements were, and restored, of course , with the support of the regions of the shekhs. today he managed to directly mine, and in the old crimea , where, here

million people _ least four hours in a&e, 7 million peoriie on— least four hours in a&e, 7 million people on the waiting waiting was trying to get treatments on the nhs, nurses are set— get treatments on the nhs, nurses are set to _ get treatments on the nhs, nurses are set to go on strike because the government is refusing to meet their pay demands, and it feels a little _ meet their pay demands, and it feels a little bit _ meet their pay demands, and it feels a little bit like austerity .0 once again _ a little bit like austerity .0 once again like _ a little bit like austerity .0 once again. like whatjohn was a little bit like austerity .0 once again. like what john was saying, a little bit like austerity .0 once again. like whatjohn was saying, i would _ again. like whatjohn was saying, i would echo— again. like whatjohn was saying, i would echo what he is saying, conservative mps and those on the i’i l ht conservative mps and those on the right of the party are going to be saying _ right of the party are going to be saving or— right of the party are going to be saying or are saying, what is the poi

international, so we will defend our right both in international courts and in parliaments. the company is waiting for ees at the beginning of many thousands after a multimillion, if the funds are planned to be sent to solve the problems of children in russia was in direct contact with the state duma. in russia, almost 60 million people have already been vaccinated against influenza. vaccination is actively carried out in all regions . . since yesterday , the official website of rospotrebnadzor began to publish ratings of regions in terms of vaccination coverage of citizens. according to data for the past week, the leader is the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug. there appeared more than half of the population. but the murmansk region closes the list with only 23%. why is it still necessary now to be vaccinated with influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections in the first place in terms of the number of annual sick people, in addition, they tend to mutate the influenza virus, constantly changing its structure and a new modified version can infect the body of one person again and again, rospotr

they're waiting for pg&e to come shut off the gas to ensure the fire is totally extinguished. they did make quick work of >>> food prices continue to rise. it is making for an expensive thanksgiving feast. michael george has the results of a new report, and tips on how to save. >> reporter: inflation has americans searching for deals. marla went to several stores looking for the best price on a turkey. >> you have to manage and shop around. >> reporter: bargain hunters cannot escape the steep prices. the farm federations is a classic thanksgiving meal for 10, including a 16 pound turkey, sides, and dessert, cost $64, up 20% from a year ago. shoppers find turkeys up 21%. frozen peas are up 23% higher. piecrust the 26% more, and stuffing is up 69%. >> the cost for producing food has gone up. farmers are paying double for fuel and fertilizer. >> reporter: avoiding high prices can be difficult. one way to save is don't go overboard and by too much food. emily weinstein is a cooking editor at the new york times. >> people will purchase a bigger bird because they like to have leftov

significantly russia ukraine gas station but not the only country without a mirror in the world e- the arabs will wait100. if suddenly there is an increase in the price and then they will simply supply more oil to them. this story is beneficial, but it is also not necessary to unbalance the market too much, and russia cannot survive without oil of income, there are indeed funds, they can print money, but this will already have an irreversible economic effect , e.e., these incomes are not such that the previous periods will be enough. moreover, a large part of these incomes is frozen when you start printing funds for the real money that enters the country. this is already way vadym, the end plus it is necessary to understand that the heaviness of the effect of sanctions against russia was due to the fact that they have a trade deficit surplus due to the sale of oil, and therefore a lot of dollars entered the country, which did not leave because there are no imports now if these dollars stop coming in and at the same time everything in russia starts printing rubles, then this will actually cause the rub

there have also been record waits for patients in a&e in england. 0ur health editor hugh pym is here yes, huw. the latest figures for october highlight the dire situation in many hospitals in england. nearly 114,000 patients waited more than 12 hours in a&e after a decision to admit before a bed could be found — a big increase over the month. in england, the number treated or assessed within four hours of arriving at a&e was 69.3% — a record low and way short of the former 95% target. in scotland and wales the latest available figures were broadly similar — with northern ireland lower. bbc analysis has shown a sharp rise in long waits for cancer therapy in the past four years — the number waiting more than the 62 of treatment topped 69,000 in england, scotland and northern ireland in the latest 12 month period. we've been speaking to some with their own experiences of cancer. how are you? annabel! peter meets his lung cancer surgeon, annabel. here i am, stillalive and everything. good! she removed a large section of his right lung at the end of august. he's now receiving a course of

at the moment we are waiting. how will ere is the story that apple has in the european union with the fact that they want to open the system and give them the opportunity to install e, and from third-party sources. er, that's why we've decided to focus on er devices for now, but we're actively looking to the side as well, but for now we've taken a bit of a wait-and-see attitude. in general, with smartphones on android, it’s easier in russia so far. thank you we continue right after a small advertisement economic news block, then we will talk about the preparation of the mobilized. well, at the beginning of the ski season in russia to pensioners in sberbank, a special relationship for us is a free savings card rate of 6.8% on the active age account, in order to please yourself more often with cashback 3% bonuses in pharmacies, in order to take care of yourself, the loan rate is 2% lower, to buy what you have been dreaming about for a long time transfer your pension to sberbank online or at a branch and get special favorable c

as he claimed it would boost the regions security. among other nations currently waiting for e u membership r i turkey a serbia and mold dover will at cross live now to g. o for the ex, but peer and manual come on. joining us here for this tuesday evening program from moscow, a very warm welcome to you. so what do you make of it? portugal as prime minister has questioned whether the european union can fulfill the high expectations of the blocks applicants. i ask you, can it well, i think the, you're a proposition to enlarge european union to ukraine was making a rush under pressure of from ver, the must or atlantis to a member states. but earn your been union, you will not be able to, we're a take or, or ukraine in the block. why, 1st of all or oh, according to be in town, our structure of a european union, the main budgets are a regional party, sees an or so common agricultural policy. and ukraine is larger than france. and or, or it's or so 40 median sophie knobby tense and do it to make explode the european union budgets. so are we voted in enormous reform or european union, which adopts

now among other nations currently waiting for e u membership turkey, sylvia and moldova. and i was talking earlier with a geopolitical expert, pierre emanuel thompson, who believes it will be well tough for the current member states to reach agreement on the blocks. expansion is 27 members. states is gonna be very difficult to negotiate the fronts of germany. for example, for totally disagree on the future of you. for example, german, you would like to have majority 14 in you for foreign policy. france, she's against this. the only or unity is to support or ukraine financially, but survey or for different bluffs. we'd really you, if you meant the state toward or gave you create a sort of fast rock membership status, which i don't believe. but imagine really they do it for each would create a crisis we've talkie but also a weaver of all of a countries which are waiting for you to be member like you're in the board. cause or this countries are waiting and are they receive a tour? you quin we've if privilege statues and we will be very angry about it. so i think here is gonn

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thousands in 12 hour a&e waits day about 4000 patients a day.em collapses . britain's care system collapses. britain's top accident emergency doctor has said the head , the royal has said the head, the royal college of emergency medicine issued the warning as nurses prepare for their first national strike in history. prepare for their first national strike in history . with two days strike in history. with two days of action planned before gove fuels tory revolt as he backs onshore wind farms. michael gove told his allies that he supports ending the ban on. onshore wind farms leaving rishi sunak's cabinet split on the issue. fuelling a growing tory rebellion. the levelling up secretary is understood to have been joined . grant shapps, the been joined. grant shapps, the business secretary and graham stewart, the climate change minister in privately supporting the removal a cameron era ban on new turbines . a band of tory new turbines. a band of tory rebels last night 30 signatories on an amendment mr. gove's planning bill that would allow new dev

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