for. department health and social care say they recognise the pressures gp's are under and are working to for patients. uk and french authorities have started patrolling beaches to gather for the first time in a bid to stop migrants crossing the english channel. the patrols are believed to have taken in france just before christmas . after just before christmas. after months of talks . the two months of talks. the two countries. former force boss tony smith told gibney the government needs to introduce a and fast track removal process to get a grip on small boats crisis. the prime minister has promised to introduce laws ensuring those who enter country illegally won't be allowed to stay. it's after almost 46,000 people were recorded crossing the channel to the uk last year to two men charged with the murder of footballer cody fisher in a nightclub . boxing day are in a nightclub. boxing day are due in court today. 21 year old cammy carpenter , 22 year old cammy carpenter, 22 year old remi gordon will appear before birmingham majesty court. they've also been charged with affray. 23 year old

the health department says this facility will provide specialized care for a wide range of medical, psychological, and socialneeds for vulnerable adults. >> the partnership that exists between these entities to help people who are truly the most vulnerable in san francisco is what this clinic in particular represents. almost more than any other clinic that we have throughout the city and county of san francisco. >> the clinic on stephenson street is named after the late maria x martinez who long advocated for this type of hub. san francisco's public defender asking justice to disqualify the das office from prosecuting a high profile case. tori mcallister's charged with hitting and killing two women after speeding through a red light on new year's eve in 2020. the public defender accuses the district attorney brooke jenkins of improperly sending sensitive documents of the case to the personal email of a fellow prosecutor. jenkins a deputy da at the time and a colleague left their jobs and join the recall campaign against . using the mcallister case file to support the recall campaign. in a statement the das o

the health department says the new facility will specialize in finding care for a wide range of medical, psychological and social needs for vulnerable adults. >>> the partnership that exists between these entities to help people who are truly the most vulnerable in the san francisco is what this clinic in particular represents , almost more than any other clinic that we have throughout the city and county of san francisco. >> that clinic on stevenson street just south of market is named after the late maria martinez, a city employee who long advocated for this type of hub . >>> happening now, a briefing on the storm is live right now, getting underway at the state office of emergency services near sacramento. officials from the fema and the california national guard will talk about relief and rescue efforts and the national weather service will offer details on the latest forecast. plus, the california department of water resources will provide an update on how all this rain is helping fill our reservoirs. >>> let's get right to first alert meteorologist jessica burch . that doppler is lit up. >> back to the nat

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departments, on behalf of the president, the government established special social payments for middle junior doctors from january 1 this year. medical personnel employed in primary health care, ambulance units also performing their professional duties in rural areas andeach areas. also, another category of specialists will receive an increase - these are experts, including those with higher non-medical education, who are engaged in complex research. well, for example, when diagnosing oncological diseases, the corresponding resolution was signed; the amount of such additional payment to wages will be from four half to 18.5 thousand rubles per month, depending on the specialty of employees. in general, it will receive approx. 1,100,000 people across the country, including and recently joining the territory, more than 152 billion rubles are provided for these purposes this year. now we need to take all the necessary measures so that additional accruals are made without delay. should reach every doctor, paramedic or nurse, to whom they are supposed to pay attention to this, heads of regions and heads of medical organizations. at the beginning of january, payments of a single monthly allowance began, which combined a number of existing social measures, in

department of public health. she's remembered as a strong advocate for better health care construction on the center on stevenson street began in march 2020. it will focus on providing care for medical psychological and social needs among the services drop in urgent care. primary care, dental services and treatment for substance abuse. the center also houses the offices of the city's homeless outreach team. and a programming note coming up next here on kron 4, we will be bringing you college basketball. you can watch back-to-back games with the first one tipping off at 9. but if you'd like to continue watching us here on the kron 4 morning news, don't worry, we've got you covered. you can find us streaming live on kron on. >> it's easy to get. just download the free kron on app right now on roku fire. stick or apple tv. you can also watch us live at kron 4 dot com. we'll ave all of your breaking news and weather breaking news and weather coverage. we'll see you there. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the

departments. they visited the tornado home for senior citizens with disabilities and the primary health care center in mariupol, which is currently undergoing major renovations? there is a lot of power here. in both social, it was possible to retain a staff of employees who are looking forward to the completion of restoration work, despite serious damage after ukrainian shelling, specialists in the shortest possible time. they replaced the roofing of the window, the door and proceeded to finishing the buildings . the plans are to hand over the objects this summer. well, in kazan today we honored the doctors who left for donbass a few months ago and fought for their lives and treated civilians in the most difficult pre-front conditions under the fire of ukrainian guns, report by stanislav after a long business trip our doctors are returning home. orthopedic surgeons gynecologists pediatricians child psychologists 79 doctors from tatarstan for several months provided medical assistance to residents of donbass in cities and towns, which were constantly shelled in the front areas of the dpr and lc behind, lugansk navaidar, lisichansk, doctors often had to get to their place of work in armored vehicles along

and district hospitals, polyclinics , feldsher-obstetric stations, stations, or ambulance departments of the president, the government established from january 1 of this year special social payments for doctors of paramedical personnel employed in primary health caree units also performing their professional duties in rural areas . areas, remote hard-to-reach areas, the largest social payment of 18.5 thousand will be received by doctors in central regions and district hospitals doctors of polyclinics and other outpatient primary care institutions will receive payments in the amount of 14.5 thousand rubles, and doctors of the station or ambulance departments 11.5 thousand rubles, the same amount of 11,500 will be paid to doctors and medical work. with a higher non-medical education who carries out histological or cytological studies, for example, in the diagnosis of cancer for nurses of central district and district hospitals, the social payment will be 8,000 rubles. medical workers with secondary education in polyclinics and other primary care institutions will receive an additional 6.5 thousand per month. paramedics. the sisters of the station have an ambulance department for 7,000 rubles. monthly for junior medical staff, the payment will be 4.5

for health and social care, wes streeting, said that mr barclay was not "interested in solving problems". mr speaker, this winter has seen patients waiting hours on end for an ambulance, a&e departmentso industrial action — in the case of the nurses, for the first time in their history — because the government has failed to listen and to lead. i noticed the secretary of state didn't take a moment to talk about the abysmal failure of his talks with nurses and paramedic representatives today, so let me say to him, every cancelled operation, delayed appointment and ambulance disruption due to strikes could have been avoided if he had just agreed to talk to nhs staff about pay. today, he could have opened serious talks to avert further strikes. instead, he offered nurses and paramedics 45 minutes of lip service. if patients suffer further strike action, they will know exactly who to blame. but of course the prime minister has already shown that he's not interested in solving problems, he resorts to the smoke screen of parliamentary gameplay by bringing in legislation to sack nhs staff for going on strike. so let me ask the secretary of state, in this nhs "sacking the staff" bill, how man

intolerable and unsustainable for both the patients and of course the hard working staff . course the hard working staff. in response, the government from the department of health and social care saying the nhs, we understand they do an incredible job and we understand some of the challenges they're going through at the moment. following the panned demick and they're backed they're saying they have backed they're saying they have backed the with they're saying they have backed the industry wit h £14.1 billion the industry with £14.1 billion over the next two years, both 500 million spend at upton hospital discharge and free up beds. hospital discharge and free up beds . of course, that money we beds. of course, that money we have heard already before. but of course the challenges we're heanng of course the challenges we're hearing every single day now , hearing every single day now, particularly over the last few weeks as they've been facing pressures winter and pressures during winter and they're saying it's something we haven't seen since before the pandemic . so, difficult pandemic. so, yeah, difficult and challenging times for those who nhs at the who work in the nhs at th

for southeast coast ambulance in november was 3a minutes. the average across england was 48 minutes. in a statement, the ambulance service said... the department of health and social careus the little note that your husband wrote? yeah, it's in the cupboard. it's a scribble, see, it's a scribble. but what that scribble says, "i am in pain," and then he's put, "might not make it." i love you, ann. with a kiss. thank you for talking to us. ok, jayne, thank you. thank you for listening to me. ijust hope something gets done soon. the government, somebody has got to step in and get this under control. that was ann clark ending that report byjayne mccubbin. let's take a look at today's papers. the telegraph reports that more than 750,000 households are at risk of defaulting on their mortgages over the next two years as rising borrowing costs make payments unaffordable. the paper says that more than 200,000 households fell behind on payments at the end of lastjune. the times focusses on government plans that would allow people to continue claiming sickness benefits after returning to work. the paper says the proposals are aimed at "boosting the economy" and getting more peopl

department because of the pressure around us. so i think these these delays are here for a little while yet because are complex issues that the whole health and social caretogether on to fix with support of government, with support government. but in the meantime, we will always prioritise our response to the sickest patients and those that are immediately life threatened will always get a response from us. okay really appreciate your time this morning. us. okay really appreciate your time this morning . executive of time this morning. executive of the welsh ambulance service , the welsh ambulance service, jason killens there. thank you for joining. it's interesting, forjoining. it's interesting, isn't it, when he's talking like that, a bigger problem, he that, it's a bigger problem, he said. it's not the said. it's not just the ambulance. just ambulance. it's not just the paramedics , the elderly, social paramedics, the elderly, social care . it's beds that can't care. it's the beds that can't be released it's multi facet be released. it's a multi facet it issue that needs addressing . it issue that needs addressing. don't forget, we've got a twitter po

for 'oining us on breakfast. the department of health and _ on breakfast. the department of health and social— on breakfast. the department of health and social careback to work for many people today and if you're one of them i'm afraid you'll be dealing with the same problem when it comes to strikes that ended last year. there are five days of rail strikes in one form or another this week. it's over pay, jobs and working conditions. passengers are being told to avoid travelling by rail — if at all possible. the underground is running in london, but workers on the elizabeth line are scheduled to go on strke next week on thursday. there's to be an urgent review into how some people managed to — in the words of police — "force their way past hoardings and fencing" during the new year's eve fireworks event along london's embankment. the mayor of london said the circumstances will be reviewed to ensure lessons were learnt. at one point officers had to draw their batons but there were no injuries. gatwick airport is urging anyone who got a drone for christmas to not fly them near the airport. a 5km exclusion zone exists around all airports — that's jus