this morning, the head of the unite union, one of the three unions involved in the strike, has accusede worst "abdication of leadership" she has seen in 25 years. the health secretary says the unions involved have "refused" to work with the government at the national level. our health corresondent jim reed has been taking a look at the pressure facing a&e departments. the most widespread ambulance strike in decades has gone ahead after there was no last—minute breakthrough in talks. the staggered action from three unions started at midnight across wales, the west midlands and the north of england. at 6am, it was extended to the east midlands and the south, except the isle of wight. at midday, paramedics in london willjoin the strike. ambulance staff say the dispute is about pay, which hasn't kept up with inflation, but also patient safety. it's been one of the most difficult decisions ambulance workers have had to make. the current context we work in sees delays that have caused significant patient harm, and nobody who works for the ambulance service wants to add to that harm or increa

the health secretary said the unions had taken "a conscious choice to inflict harm on patients". this is a point when the system is already facing very significant pressure, that is the point at which the trade unions have chosen to take industrial action. on a normal day patients are suffering because there are 20 ambulances at every a&e department, so there are no ambulances to respond to the public, so patients are suffering every day. we will be looking at what ambulance workers want and whether there is any prospect of a resolution any time soon. also on the programme... within the hour, president volodymyr zelensky is due here at the white house in a visit. listen, his first trip outside of ukraine since russia's full invasion began. and i am here on the red carpet as the stars arrived for the bbc sports personality and coming up on the bbc news channel... a busy night of league cup action. we'll have the build up to manchester united tie with burnley at old trafford. good evening. in the latest wave of industrial action this winter, tens of thousands of ambulance workers, i

unions? shadow down on trade unions? ing health secretary wes streeting has declared labour would take on hostile health unions a on hostile health unions in a bid save the nhs as it bid to save the nhs as it requires drastic reform . now requires drastic reform. now this comes as the figures show the a new record of 7.2 the nhs hit a new record of 7.2 million people on the waiting list. i mean, unbelievable. now, this is also set to worsen up to 100,000 nurses, a scheduled to take take out industrial action at the first national strike ever wage increase. it's now labour's new approach towards unions suggests that the party is aligning themselves further towards the centre ground in a bid to distance themselves from the current strike. chaos and all this despite the labour all of this despite the labour party receiving more than all of this despite the labour party receiving more tha n £15 party receiving more than £15 million since sir million from unions since sir keir became the leader. keir starmer became the leader.

on the union side. _ re-ballot is any measure. on the union side, there _ re-ballot is any measure. _ re-ballot is any measure. on the union side, there is a _ re-ballot is any measure. on the union side, there is a sense - re-ballot is any measure. on the union side, there is a sense that| union side, there is a sense that they believe that the government is really pulling the strings behind the scenes, it's are not really network rail or the train operating companies themselves. how true do you believe that is?— you believe that is? these rail operators. _ you believe that is? these rail operators, network— you believe that is? these rail operators, network rail- you believe that is? these rail operators, network rail is - you believe that is? these rail operators, network rail is an | you believe that is? these rail- operators, network rail is an arms length operation, but the government in terms of rail operators anyway, it is true that it is baked into the contract how much can be given and taken and ultimately it is signed off by the government. whether it is entirely in the ha

on patients. the three unions have refused to work _ on patients. ave refused to work with _ on patients. the three unions have refused to work with us _ on patients. the three unions have refused to work with us at - on patients. the three unions have refused to work with us at a - refused to work with us at a national level only having local arrangements in terms of coverage of life—threatening and emergency calls. there is further uncertainty on the day because some of the emergency calls, whether they respond or not will be decided on the day in the call centres by members. the day in the call centres by members-— the day in the call centres by members. ., , ., , , the day in the call centres by members. ., ., _ ., members. unions acted furiously to suggestions — members. unions acted furiously to suggestions they — members. unions acted furiously to suggestions they are _ members. unions acted furiously to suggestions they are deliberately i suggestions they are deliberately causing harm. suggestions they are deliberately causing harm-— suggesti

at the same time, the european union is also a good one. re and there, the csto economy was in its original format. despite the fact that this is a military union, the economy there is the sco, the economy. there is a union of belarus and russia, too, the economy and the eurozone economy. so after all, maybe the economy really should be. well, the same coal and steel union, which became the prototype of the eu, is also the economy of the european union and of course the economy underlies everything, and when you said that we are there in one grouping in the second there in the third and so on. do not forget very often confused, and the various groupings and levels that go through one or another grouping. today we are at the level when an economic union is being formed. that is, i am an economic union, and we started with what free trade zones are about, and now they said that the cis is not completely all countries. the new zone is such a witch, and first the union commission customs further along the perimeter. uh, groupings a unified custo

on strike. they might blame the unions, — going on strike. ur can be held to account for this one. and, _ can be held to account for this one. and. jo, _ can be held to account for this one. and. jo, let's— can be held to account for this one. and, jo, let's get your final response to that because they are also quoting lord blackett, as describing, using the christmas period, targeting that period as being mean and spiteful is what the paper are saying. being mean and spiteful is what the paper are saying-— paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike. it — paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, it costs _ paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, it costs unions _ paper are saying. nobody was to go | on strike, it costs unions anonymous

at the same time, the european union is also a good one. here and there in the original format the economy of the csto was lying, despite the fact that this is a military union, the economy there is the sco, the economy. there is a union of belarus, russia, too, the economy and the euroses economy so, after all, maybe there really should be an economy. well, the same coal and steel union, which became the prototype of the eu. what is the economy of the european union and, of course, the economy is the basis of everything, and when you said that we are in one grouping in the second there in the third and so on. we must not forget that they are often confused, and the various groupings and levels that one or another grouping. today we are at the level when an economic union is being formed. that is, i am with uh, this is an economic union, but we started the urinary free trade zone. something about what. just now they said that the cis is not completely all countries. new zone, i remember this after all in the first customs allied trade furthe

i call on the trade unions _ staff going on strike.ng on strike. i call on the trade unions to act _ staff going on strike. i call on the trade unions to act responsibly. l trade unions to act responsibly. they have said they will provide life—threatening cover, emergency cover. it is essential they do so to protect patients because if there are delays in ambulances, that can have an effect very seriously on patient safety. have an effect very seriously on patient safety-— have an effect very seriously on patient safety. one minister even said to take _ patient safety. one minister even said to take pressure _ patient safety. one minister even said to take pressure off - patient safety. one minister even said to take pressure off services | said to take pressure off services the public should modify their behaviour. the public should modify their behaviour-— the public should modify their behaviour. ~ , ., , ., behaviour. where people are planning an ris behaviour. where people are planning any risky activity _ behaviour. where people

data on the union now the damaged ship is not used in any way, even for safety net. cewalks, work on exits has already been suspended, the analysis has already shown that this strait of the component does not affect the safety of work, and therefore the work of planning work on exits will continue . depending on the sun's communication sessions. in general, in normal mode, a broken radiator. soyuz does not affect this schedule, and the iss itself, apparently, will continue to fly after 2024. it decides. jointly. the west has already come out in favor of extending the service life. the extension of the whole station decisions are made by all partners. most of the partners have already looked at and confirmed the possibility of this extension, we sent documents to the government with proposals in order for this decision to be made. to extend the flight of the station, the government asked us to send additionally, substantiating materials, talking about the technical feasibility and asked us to agree, but the decision with other ministries by and large, so now we are in

on strike in england and wales. they want a pay rise above inflation and a change to working conditions. it's prompted a bitter exchange of words between unions reports. noisy, busy — one picket line in today's strike, the biggest such action by ambulance staff in more than 30 years. it's pressure at work as much as pay which they say has led them to this. you're hearing the radios going off, thejobs coming in and you can't go to them because you're stuck at hospital, and that's frustrating. and also we're going to patients who have been waiting for ambulances and unfortunately they have died waiting for ambulances. we are the ones seeing that at work, we face that, we are the ones that have to talk to the families, we are the ones that have to deal with that situation and other people are not seeing that, they don't know that, and that is not published every day. the general public don't know about this. the reason why we do ourjob is not for of this, it is not because of pay, it's not because we want to be rich and make lots of money, it is purely because we love doing what we are doing, but it is coming to a point where no—one wants to do

it puts pressure on the economy of all member states of the eurasian economic union, therefore , the commission and the government of our countries on our in my opinion, it would be worth paying special attention to this issue and suggesting ways to mitigate the impact of these sanctions restrictions, created at the initiative of kazakhstan, a high-level group at the level of heads of economic departments is generally working effectively, but it lacks a national aspect. i believe that this work should be led by a commission represented by the relevant member of the board, of course, the work should be guided by the mandate of the commission and take into account international aspects. the second development of international economic cooperation sphere foreign trade interests. the union is expanding every year, this is a positive trend and there supports this direction. now it is important to focus on improving the quality of interaction with partners with whom preferential agreements have been concluded, we are talking about vietnam serbia iran, it is important to speed up work on fre

he's put the onus on unions to ensure they supply sufficient emergency so can get the emergency cover so can get the care they need. the shadow work and pensions secretary jonathan ashworth told us the ministers need to start negotiating . we need to start negotiating. we would actually have a serious conversation with our nhs staff. we're not got that the moment you've said that. so we're saying he's prepared to talk. let's see if we actually actually that. but as i say, it feels to me they've gone into lockdown while the country wants hold. that's not good enough. high judges ruled high court judges were ruled today government's policy today by the government's policy today by the government's policy to illegal to to send illegal immigrants to rwanda. lawful. the rwanda. is lawful. the government's been criticised for the plan to send asylum seekers there with charities claiming there, with charities claiming there, with charities claiming the african nation lacks a the east african nation lacks a fair and efficient asylum system. two judges at the royal courts of justice give their

worse because of ambulance delay is happening tomorrow. 0ne ministerial source said tonight that on the unionsnot see things that way. against this backdrop that the prime minister is standing firm on the pay, so is there a way through this? government approach seems to be on the one hand, an olive branch, if the unions get involved, with discussions about next year�*s payable, they could get something more generous, but on the other hand, a stick, trade union legislation coming next year which i�*m told may set out the minimum service levels that have to be provided in the nhs in the event of a future strike. none of this solves the current dispute so it looks very much like the movie is going to bring new and longer strikes. iain watson, many thanks. in germany, a former secretary who worked for the commander of a nazi concentration camp, has been convicted of complicity in the murders of more than 10,000 people. irmgard furchner — who�*s now 97 — was employed as a typist at stutthof camp from 1943 to 19115. she�*s the first woman to be tried for nazi crimes in a decade and was given a two—y

third of the european union, it unites, it is more effective, and so onof all, the european general foreign police and that's why the hungarians can show themselves there and even create problems for the entire european union when they block, let 's say, 18 billion euros in support of ukraine. found time on saturday simply in support of andriyu saying that economists or we, even financiers, believe that the war is piecemeal. well, there is a series and a long series of questions, but one by one, one of the questions in the summer of 2018, the human income of a single citizen of ukraine and a citizen of russia will be equal, and further ukraine will be ahead every year more and more, leaving behind the average salaries of russian citizens, and this would be an obvious factor, as he simply showed what

our president opened the agenda for upcoming talks with putin at a meeting on union cooperation, minsk is preparing for big talks. exercise of control firing from bmp-2 and small arms sudden check of combat readiness in belarus continues and not without a thorough basis after all, lithuania is stocking up on the hammer, the country itself announced the largest purchase of weapons from the states in history. in greece, at the agreed action of teachers, they dispersed with sharpening gas in large cities of italy transport collapse workers are on strike and the bright show continues. what hits will the participants of the buy factor sing and how will they surprise their mentors and viewers? issues of the strategy, first of all, in the economy the key topic of the upcoming talks of the presidents of belarus, russia, as you know, vladimir putin is expected in minsk on monday. today, at a meeting in the palace of independence, aspects of integration that require intervention at the highest level were discussed about the implementation of allied programs in key sectors of the economy, as well

as a narrator and then said, " let's give this draft treaty on the establishment of the soviet unionet union. let's accept them as a whole. he even had time to applaud." in general, that is, they will agree to this without discussion. far from everyone, lenin 's ideological-communist associate, red army soldier in the party, mykhailo fronze really had weight. that is probably why he allowed himself to deny to stalin, who at that time was still gaining momentum, not yet understanding what it would turn out to be for himself, later, probably because of this very speech, frunze would mysteriously die, opening a list of strange deaths that happened to stalin's enemies, frunze spoke and he said that in his opinion, in fact, it was not his opinion lenin's opinion is that the text of this declaration still needs to be refined, that the union republics can still make some proposals there, and after discussion it will be adopted in the union republics at the second congress. less, however, in the previous version they signed the treaty on the formation of the ussr on december 30, 22nd. that i

on paper we _ engaging with the trade unions. ocess and we _ paper we have an independent process and we have _ paper we have an independent process and we have accepted that info. government ministers are due to meet the unions later today. sanchia berg, bbc news. let's get view from across the uk. tomos morgan is in cardiff for us this lunchtime, and chris page in belfast. but first to howard johnson, outside st mary's hospital in west london. the overriding message here is that nurses are at breaking point. they say they have nothing to lose because of inadequate conditions and poor pay. we have heard from staff members today who said there simply is not a sense of teamwork in the nhs any more because of their staffing shortages. i curse the day, we have seen people come and support the star pier, one came off his bike and gave a reverential salute to the 50 or so nurses here causing hoops and cheering but we met another man who had broken his hand and he was told his operation would take a week, because the operation had been

union members. that's down to one in 10 now. and that number's including the public sector when you take them out. public sector as, as strong union density. remove them in the private sector. it's down to 6 percent rights. are you talking one out of every 16 workers? that's it. in the private sector are members of unions. i think a lot of americans are, are coming around to the idea that maybe they do serve some, some important function here. when union density is dropped so low and they see that that there really is no kind of counter veiling force to manage men into corporation. so i think that's one reason why a lot of people have general public and workers in particular sees, see a need for unionism right now. i want to add, and it's really important because we're talking about as late as experienced with starbucks and jordan's experience with amazon and, and many of the small and large companies around the us who are having issues with not being able to organize and work is not being asked to organize, we did ask amazon or

can't not with my mentorship on union, mom i was york city. this is christina darcy, i'm going to stop. this was a little of skimming vision in the just really surgically tumble in my didn't when you chewed on bush, really. you know, when mr. bush doing it through the news to liberty, the easiest way to do it this year or a new new year. sonya nigger with hm. one question. sure. yeah. i live in a new can years. none of them on there was a necessity in a sympathetic a not sure what it is, it's not put on matters or not. but if that are those numbers just able to do a really long while long? another period mostly about the sudden shelter, cohen c o. m a hook up with a referral on there. but as far as my humbling with i'm a senior, is it doing almost a civil come on, you know, multiplication from one guy or is it doesn't matter what those are. yes, look at all and i'm do. well, you said it was the one my think about, you know, enjoy life. michelle a but don't me, i will do is alika community or come, but our level was close on the journey. a porta

it would sneak up on union shipping. ram the explosive device that would raise the last second to blow a hole in the shell of the ship and to carry it down. and it was hoped that one that hit the targeted ship, it would result in explosion that would create a hole below the waterline and sink the federal vessel. it was an offensive explosive weapon, a third type of weapon was just floating explosive water cakes. this is the only explosive device at the west point military museum in new york. they have 13 different explosives that the confederates use or brought up to west point to the engineering school. but this is the only one on public display, and it was designed to target union shipping as a contact device. so you could see where the confederate states of america invested in technologies. but as the anaconda plan became more effective, the confederates, instead of wasting the technology, started applying it on land 1861, the first time that landmines were used in the western hemisphere, in the united states was in co

i would say that the collapse of the soviet union set a clockwork on many mines that exploded today, ome of these mines were laid during the creation of the soviet union, for example, the organization of the ussr as a union of equal national republics with the right to secede and initially the vision of the soviet union was not only as a new edition of big russia well, as the basis for the world socialist revolutions well, we 'll talk more about history a little later in the second part of the program. and now the results of the year and how they were influenced by the processes that began with the building and especially with the collapse of the soviet union dmitry, how do you see what we are seeing today again? and a special military operation, a military conflict , and a denocification, which is carried out by ukraine, and on the other hand, a denocification of ukraine that is taking place. is all this inevitable. was all this inevitable after the collapse of the soviet union dmitry depends on what it means it was inevitable, what we mean by it, if we mean by it how specifically it

over the time, due to changing trends, persistent attacks on unions, over 200 of these employer plans were facing insolvency. that meant 2 million to 3 million workers, through no fault of their own, faced painful cuts of benefits they were counting on. think about that. for 50 years you work hard, every day to provide for your family, you do everything right. you track every dollar for groceries, mortgages, you need every penny of it. while knowing that when it's time to retire though, the pension you earned is going to be there. that is security. but then imagine losing half of that pension or more, through no of your own. you did your part. you paid in. imagine what it does financially to your peace of mind. but it does to your dignity. you count on not having to rely on anyone to retire. it is about dignity. you heard me say it before. a job is about more than a picture, it is about dignity and being able to look at kid in the eye and say everything is going to be ok. simple dignity. then you find out it wasn't going to happen. we were not going to have a pension. with the america

after the stores closed this christmas eve, union square remained bustling with people taking in all of the holiday festivities. ♪ [ music ] ♪°7 >> reporter: on eve, union square was a big draw for tourists and locals. people took plenty of photos and enjoyed the ice skate rink. there were balloon animals for the kids and a sea of bubbles. we met san francisco residents casey and chris in the crowd. >> we wanted to come down, see the lights. we got dinner in union square and just hang out, enjoy the atmosphere. >> yeah, just sort of enjoy the christmas eve, you know, it only comes once a year. >> reporter: mayor breed announced new measures this year to make union square a safe space for shoppers and businesses. on this night, the foot traffic was heavy and atmosphere lively. >> we come here all the time. >> yeah. i bring my daughter to pier 39, you know. i know it's a tourist trap, but we still enjoy it. >> yeah, we love coming downtown, don't we? >> reporter: on union street, things were heating up at the holiday pop up bar, deck the halls. they offer holiday themed drinks and bites. you might even catch costumes and snowfall. >> the best p

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so, i think the workers' on behalf of should be with their own union bosses, who cut a deal that are with, not rely on congress to get them a better deal. than their own negotiators put together. maria: great point i want to move to crypto, you've been working diligently on potential legislation, i want to talk about that, disgraced ftx ceo sam bankman-fried claims that he did not the try to commit fraud, is embarrassed by mistakes he messed up he said during "new york times" deal book summit yesterday here is a bit. >> i also frankly, that i -- feel pretty -- embarrassed, but what scale of market crash could look like, what the speed of it could i look like. billions dollars missing what do you think happened how did this happen? >> well i think, that these were well educated sophisticated fraudsters, i think it is, obviously, fraud. so the justice department needs to get involved. there is a reason, that they off shored most of these companies 135 companies, in a sophisticated mess of businesses designed to obfuscate what they were doing what they were doing was rehypothecating, ove

sir. exhaust that's soviet or a dogmatism, but that could not mean directly the fall of the soviet union on mr. disappearance of unity of this job, political entity. and if for soviet union would survive on law, this a catastrophic eat a will be a kind of room. you raise your newnan a kind of urine empire, or return to that when the classical russian empire with surgical central isn't ant multiplicity, all the athens groups leaving inside. so i think that was quite possible. and precisely, now, we are dealing with the will of the moscow to reconquer of this edge of political space. there is the moment of the return to the geopolitics because a land power once more. once now, to re assure re affirm it's independent sovereignty in front, all the collective west that ease to day on there. oh, almost full control over there at all. and this is the palace socratic a lead off. see power. now we are reconstructing this journey job political space without over live without, ah saw it ideology, but trying to restore the greatness over the empire recreate. oh, great eurasian union. oh, great, here an

we are talking about a system that will make it possible to track vat in the size of a union state oncale of a union state. we actually approved today on the government and filed for russification of this ratification by the state duma we will settle before the end of the year. it will pass the corresponding agreement on the way to our taxes, that is, there is a further equalization. uh. this agreement already provides for the creation of a national tax committee that will monitor some parameters, and obviously there will be methodological support, information support for this process, and since december 1, we have an interstate customs center, primarily for what, in order to protect the market our union state. here, uh, any sulfur and imports from smuggling. here is the age for excisable goods, yes. and therefore, from this point of view, of course, all this works to harmonize the structure of production costs in russia and belarus, it is clear that accounting is needed. as it happens, that's why we have the accounting union map where we harmonize our galactic accounting. naturally.

go go up on the door and union with the eleanor know mr. worse. look at them, bill. a maximum, all of the glue, somewhat get squalor, cut him out spiraling downhill. walk on yours. really about them, kitchen chairs with a place that it's a withdraw. unless it's the last granite. i knew that if the idea that he had good about that if he didn't a video of pollution or some of what was my company by the 5th grade award, eleanor citizen, currently i use is like a lonely, multi disabled the is a little dylan. now when that thank you again with a deal with how you doing good. yeah. i don't want a oh, with just a solution you would at least say her not the backward deal to sit and i will tell you, i thought was in chicago, we had to go look at that. if you look at homeless garage, it hurt to go with it. they used to go to new york, but any other cultures to what i wanted to push to waste moscow. patricia, my work, she made it as i was with our store. joe. and you can go to cost and close, which in live with us, didn't you risk roscoe also in the extra costa new company for w

crew will be able to work on the ship for some time, if such a need arises for a final decision on the uniontil the three wheels are stressed, they will listen to the report of the technical specialists in order to understand how to change the flight program. the history around the union also influenced the dynamics of the decision about additional so-called cross-flights to the iss under an agreement with nasa, this is when our cosmonauts fly on american ships, and american astronauts on russian unions, so that in the event of an abnormal situation, for example, a cancellation or delay in the launch of a russian or american rocket, there will be at least one of our cosmonauts at the station and one nasa astronaut to serve the russian and us segments of the ncs, the americans for their part. this is the possibility that was agreed upon. we, too, uh, are currently working on the issue. e additional cross flight this year, but now we have slightly delayed the adoption of this decision. well, or there is further movement on this decision, because we need to deal with an emergency situation. one

it contained outstanding deeds and terrible crimes, a declaration and an agreement on the formation of the unionof soviet socialist republics on december 30, 1922 , the idea of ​​​​creating the ussr did not appear immediately after the victory. october revolution, speaking before the congress of sailors of the baltic fleet. lenin declared that we should not be afraid of the disintegration of russia into separate republics for it is not important for us where the border passes. and in order to preserve the alliance between the working people of all nations for the struggle against the bourgeoisie. end of quote interventionists climbed from all over. light in the west, it was first the austro-hungarian troops and german, of course, and bessarabia captured, romania in the caucasus actively operated turkey and formed there. the government, though soviet, though not soviet alone, they could not repel the onslaught of foreign military interventionists on the ruins of the empire, in addition to the rsfsr, the ukrainian and belarusian republics arose and the transcaucasian federation, which united azerb

on strike. they might blame the unions, — going on strike. unions, they might blame the government, but i don't think labour can he _ government, but i don't think labour can he held _ government, but i don't think labour can be held to account for this one. and, _ can be held to account for this one. and. jo, _ can be held to account for this one. and. jo, tet's— can be held to account for this one. and, jo, let's get your final response to that because they are also quoting lord blackett, as describing, using the christmas period, targeting that period as being mean and spiteful is what the paper are saying. being mean and spiteful is what the paper are saying-— paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike. it — paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, it costs _ paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, it costs unions _ paper are saying. nobody was to go | on strike, it costs unions anonymous amount of money, it costs workers an enormous amount of money. but if you want to have an imp

on a continuum with radical ascent. i guess i drove keeps the centers into the trade unions house and set it on fire. those who jumped out of the burning building were finished off in the street. according to official figures, almost 50 people were killed that evening. a great union. i'm also just a muscle will be administered as done. you know, you have to work with us daniel, left. when you move it is no, i will draft the brussel door telling him all what are some with the board? just a voice because what this i need a few more for you. yes, no food. so any god for both, but you just put a more stable with promotional now model upholstery to pick us up. don't store. i mean, you're sure to let them in the loop for gary of the ukranian authorities, failure to punish anyone responsible for the massacre. was the impetus to start compiling a list of crimes with no statute of limitations of shows. do you remember? yes, that probably a whole ski will clog these to mean you was i push a clue. you got to loop, you would do. i would be to me in last minute. nice because i believe see me and said that you cann

you can use the interactive tool on the bbc website to find out which unions are on strike at your localson — are taking part in today's coordinated strikes. we're joined now by rachel harrison, gmb union public services national secretary. good morning to you. i'm going to start if i may with steve barclay, the health secretary, who's been writing in the daily telegraph, is article published this morning, i'm sure you've seen this already, he says, "unions are made a conscious choice to inflict harm on patients. " is that correct?— choice to inflict harm on patients. " is that correct? good morning, no, it's not correct _ " is that correct? good morning, no, it's not correct at _ " is that correct? good morning, no, it's not correct at all— " is that correct? good morning, no, it's not correct at all and _ " is that correct? good morning, no, it's not correct at all and it's - it's not correct at all and it's actually quite insulting to our members, nhs workers, who get up, go to work every day and put patient safety first. they are the ones who are feeling physically prevented on are f

i miss the past piece initiatives on the part of the european union. unfortunately, i do not see any european political leaders who want to approach the negotiating table and called for a peaceful resolution. and russian president vladimir putin has how they call with his any encounter partner and a modi to discuss bilateral agreements including trade and energy cooperation that comes days after the russian foreign ministry called reports that moti refused to me putting a quote, simple misunderstanding. meanwhile, india's retail inflation rate has dropped to an 11 month low and the country's prime minister doesn't want to stop there, urging tax specialists to ensure the 4th industrial revolution doesn't leave the country behind. ortiz room during sharma has more. oh, isn't, does economy managed to do well amidst that to buy global prices with a read all the nations here with a detailed analysis of india's growth trajectory and how rigorous experts analytics and agencies are praising in there for being successful. and it's a global economic turmoil. let

, because no one wants to have in the european union a country in which the constitutional court can one fine day demolish any reform and recognize it as not corresponds to the constitution of ukraine and well, just to reduce to zero the efforts of all er and er of all these kolders in reforming this or that or this or that sphere, whether it is the judicial reform or the reform of the prosecutor's office, the police, or anything else. that is, we remember let's see how it happened in the 20th year when the constitutional court of ukraine recognized as unconstitutional the responsibility for the illegal declaration of the property of high- ranking officials ms. maryna, we have just a minute , i will ask very briefly what will happen next with judge vovko and the district court, today there is a decision on his liquidation and there is a rejection of this decision by the judge, how will it be further sterilized in your opinion, er, well, the way is known, we have already published, in principle, er, such a um, let’s say it’s so simple, i

and no one could ever look at their casualties and doubt that they had done their duty. duty became the hallmark of the union experience as well as the tragedy of fulfilling it on other fronts. the union army didn't do much better. ulysses grant didn't get vicksburg that winter. his campaign cut short when confederates burned down his supply base at holly springs, mississippi, and tore up his railroads and forced him to fall back william sherman didn't get to vicksburg that winter. he defeated in december at chickasaw bayou. and william rosecrans. he was ambushed outside of murfreesboro along stones river, but he didn't retreat. and after several days, braxton bragg blinked first. well, he is braxton bragg and fell back. and union army is going to claim that as victory they held the field. all of these speak to an idea that lincoln's a victory did he get it and everybody is pointing to stones river and so does lincoln because he has to because when he heard of fredericksburg his first impression was if there is a place worse than hell i am in. it is the exact thing they would under mine the emancipation proc

want to ask if you see a sort of unifying ideology in modern russian society like the one that was in the soviet union. because obviously for most i would say of the soviet period, people were united by this one idea communism. they wanted to build communism and that that was something they had to strive towards. do you think that the modern russian people have something like that? and if not, what could fill that gap could not fill that gap. we could not return to this bill to solving a time, but in spite of some sympathy, growing sympathy to the time, but to return is impossible because we were, we could not accept this dog, but is max's is out of over the questions. so we need to get a further and to, to, to mixer demand of social justice. so bit future wiz traditional traditional well use for and by recently statement of our president. and that has made a degree in order to, to, to defend. and as a firm on the political level, traditional values and the rational society. so i think that's that should be outside of political western modernity. we need to explore more rational tradition traditional

that has been a norris form on the suspension or who handle us yet union foreign ministry has slammed the un resolution condemning the countries human rights accusing the sponsors of the documents of using international institutions to put pressure on the islamic republic. now the resolution was adopted with 80 countries voting favor 29 against on 65 abstaining. the assembly also express concerns over recent spike in death penalties. we look at how some western countries use a selective approach when voicing their condemnation of certain events. these kenneth morphine explains the narrative from both western media and politicians is outrage that iran is executing political prisoners. moral condemnations are pouring in from the highest levels of power, the german foreign minister wady, an he's a him, victims. these executions are blatant attempt to intimidate people, not for committing crimes, but just for taking their opinions to the streets, just the wanting to live in freedom. we denounce this draconian treatment in the strongest terms of east harsh sentences. and now the 1st public

ones. can we assume that the union took place? s for the atmosphere, the atmosphere of the meeting really matters; it is not superficial, it is not fake. she's not clean media, uh, it reflects, uh, a policy built on trust, equality and respect. this atmosphere and as for when the union arose. i think that any union of such a scale of depth and level arises from , uh, the national interests of the people and the political will of the leader, therefore i am deeply convinced that the union of belarus of russia took place back in the ninety-eighth year, when the belarusian people decided on the reintegration of the post-soviet. and the belarusian leader alexander lukashenko conveyed this message to moscow literally. well, in those conditions pushed through the union state first the commonwealth community, belarus russia then the union state after that and the union developed thanks in many ways. through the efforts of the belarusian president, we remember the 2000s and the president’s visits to the regions, which a significant part of

pay attention to a small detail, the united states forced the european union to whitewash sanctions onot of money on these sanctions, while the united states continues to talk about sanctions. keep trading with us. they buy our wounds from 15 to 40% of american nuclear power plants operated by russian earlier. they buy our oil. they buy ours. uh, titan is not just titan , we make for boeings, e, components are on the territory of russia and titan did not fall under us. what males i will tell you more about the first flights of our gas carrier with liquefied gas. crosses de margine from sabet you know where he went along the northern sea route in the united states the very first voyage went to the united states we took there 350,000 cubic meters. e liquefied gas, so the united states has been exploiting europe for its own interests both military and economic indeed since the second world war. this whole european concert turned its back on the soviet union unfortunately, but today it’s true that the european union, as an association of states, as the union has lost its power, is graduall

i will coordinate system a call from you soon talk easiest on union. the ideas you you'd say you're pretty mellow to lead you studios. i'd be sick on you still have to pay. you can change crow. ah, the main driving force behind the protests with the so called my done hundreds security groups trained in special summer camps run by right wing, ukrainian radical parties a shuttle on you. but yet my name is sort them does push to see. it now buys a blue shirt. my la, sorta like amazon has already said, what are you on hold? no. some are you are getting with our, with today many involved in those events. make no secret of the fact that almost immediately after the cool, the might and fight as well unofficially issued firearms. a with was really brutal. ha. and so when it comes to the system, a stationary route from collision break, and we'll go to leaks computers and you might social money to middle school or form a ukrainian intelligence officer of i see the producer of says the idea of forming nationalist battalions from former auto radical might, and defe