health care in the u. k. i with strike spreading and talk of a system on its knees is britain's reverence for its national health service looking much needed reform. such javits certainly think so. the conservative for my health secretary and finance minister wrote recently the 75 year old model of the n h. s. is unsustainable? javits suggested people could pay for consulting a family doctor and price island system where patients must pay around $81.00 to access the equivalence of the you case accident and emergency departments a n e, unless referred by their doctor. now that's the sort of idea most british politicians run away from because it means scrapping the doctrine that healthcare should be free at the point of need. the prime minister has distance himself from the comments for which you see like did before taking off it, talk about issuing fines to any as patients who missed appointment. he then backtracked, the opposition labor parties also stepped into the debate shadow hill secretary west street and has suggested the growing waiting lists could be tackled by the nature sending more patience to private hospita

u. k. national health service is intolerable and unsustainable. there warning, there could be up to $500.00 extra deaths per week caused by delays and emergency care where we challenge report emergency service. this struggling to serve emergency growing with england hospital waiting lists of the stories of people who called for an ambulance and waited hours like mary jane, lonnie who's 87 year old mom fell one evening and hit her head. arrived at court to the following morning. and left the total of 10 and a half hours, the wages to the ambulance. then there were another 10 hours inside the ambulance outside the hospital. i believe the hospital, the i any department is pushed that they use in the i'm going to say the back of the ambulance. it stretches out the extra ward has what is individual stories like mary jane's there are stories told by data. so here's a stat for you. if i fallen ill or got injured in england in november and taking myself off to accident and emergency as a strong chance, i would have been one of nearly 40000 people that had

u. k. 's national health service say they're under pressure, described as being intolerable and unsustainable. they're all college of emergency medicine says delays in care could account for up to 500 deaths each week. we're staying in in u. k. it tens of thousands of roll wait. workers are holding a 5 day strike. pay and working conditions remain at the center of the dispute. the unions on demanding pay that reflects inflation, which is currently at nearly 11 percent. those are the headlines in these continues heron algio that's after sent from heaven city. ah ah, for as long as i can remember, who has been part of my life, a center of this rare and special lord was present at all as the neighbors and in the mosque. nothing gives me a feeling of understand you pluck the smell of oak but looking beneath the silver. so this incest would take me on a journey for thought and beautiful. ah, the center road is part of life, not just in cutter, where i live. but in most of the libyan booster movies lived here than anywhere else in the world. we call this it's also called our gar would co haro, the

u. k. national health service are highlighting precious that have been growing for years. the resident of the royal college of emergency medicine has warned as many as 500 people a week, a dying because of delays in emergency care. 35 percent of patients needing urgent care. we're not seen within 4 hours. that's the services worse performance on record. patients are also struggling to access a local g p. a recent survey found that more than one and 4 adults had been unable to get an in person appointment in the last year on the waiting list to start routine. any jazz treatment in england alone stands at 7200000 people. the dean bubba has more from london with strike spreading and talk of a system on its knees is britain's reverence for its national health service looking much needed reform study javits certainly think so. the conservative former health secretary and finance minister wrote recently the 75 year old model of the n h. s. is unsustainable. javits suggested people could pay for consulting a family doctor and praised island system where patients must pay around 8

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u. k. national health service say the under pressure, and that is as we quote, intolerable, an unsustainable conditions. the rule college of emergency medicine says delays in care could account for up to 500 deaths each week. several hospital health trusts and ambulance services declared critical incident with the festive period. a critical incidents and situation where these services are covered and overwrite properly. china has condemned to move by several countries to impose cove at 900 restrictions on people traveling from its borders who are now required to present a negative cave. in 1900 test. the u. s. japan, italy, and katha amongst the nations that introduced the new measures due to a reported surgeon, infections when we talk with you. so we can go home. we believe that some countries have imposed entry restrictions targeting on the chinese travelers. this decision like scientific basis and some practices are unacceptable. we firmly oppose any attempts to manipulate epidemic prevention measures in order to achieve political goals, we will take counter measures based on the principl

u. k. national health service is intolerable and unsustainable. according to medic, there warning, there could be up to 500 extra death caused by delays in emergency care every single week and more than a dozen and a chest drops and ambulance services to clear critical incidents over the festive period. where we shall ins explains that emergency service is struggling to emergencies growing with england hospital waiting lists or the stories of people who called for an ambulance and waited hours like mary jane, lonnie who's 87 year old mom fell one evening and hit her head 30 arrived at court to the following morning and so i stayed last total of 10 and a half. i was waiting for the ambulance, then there were another 10 hours inside the ambulance outside the hospital. i believe the hospital, the, i need department folk pushed that they use in the i'm going to say the back of the i'm going to say stretches out the next award has. what is individual stories like mary jane's there are stories told by data. so he is a stat for you if i'm fallen ill or g

u. k. national health service say that under pressure, that is we quote, intolerable and unsustainable through college of emergency medicines as delays and care could accounts more up to $500.00 deaths each week. several hospital health trust and ambulance services declared critical incidents over the festive period. now, critical incident to the situation where the services couldn't operate properly. re challenz is in london for the following this. i mean, rarely do we get such warnings from medical staff brewery, so obviously worries the public but doesn't really concern the politicians to find a solution. when we do get these kind of warnings every winter, really that the n h s is in crisis, but i think there is a panic at the moment that the system does seem to be in the midst of some sort of significance breakdown when it comes to health care numbers tell stories i it is a stat for you. if i had got myself ill or injured in november and take myself to accident, an emergency is a pretty good chance i. i would have been one of the nitty 40000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be

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u. k as pressure bills to improve the national health service . and we look at the palestinians, and israelis uniting to protest against the countries ultra right wing government for weeks, ukraine has been pleading with its western allies for tanks. it says it desperately needs to support its campaign against russia. and now it appears that said to receive some of the most advanced compact vehicles in the world from the u. s. and germany sources have told al jazeera, the biden administration will approve the delivery of m one abrams tanks. as soon as wednesday, where they could take months or even years to actually reach the front lines, russia says any supply of such tanks would be a blatant provocation, but ukraine's president vladimir lensky says his country, nice decisions on real deliveries. that direction, part of what it there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about the way this shortfall can be filled if it's a lot of efforts, words promises well, but it is important not to lose sight of reality. but it is

u. k. medical professionals in the countries national health service say they're under pressure, that is, quote, intolerable. an unsustainable role, college of emergency medicine says delays and care could account for up to 500 deaths each week. several hospitals, health trusts, an ambulance services declare of critical incidents over the festive period. a critical incident is a situation where the services couldn't operate properly, where we challenge has more from london. we do get these kind of warnings every winter really that the n h s is in crisis, but i think there is a panic at the moment that the system does seem to be in the midst of some sort of significant breakdown when it comes to health care numbers tell stories i is a stat for you. if i had got myself ill or injured in november and take myself to accident and emergency is a pretty good chance. i would have been one of the nitty 40000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a hospital at department. now that is an increase of 355 percent on the same stat from the previous november. and it's delays like this t

u. k. as pressure bills to improve working conditions for the national health service. and this is the latest gadgets around vales who passed of the tokyo tech expo ah, for weeks ukraine has been pleading with its western allies for desperately needed battle tanks to bolster its campaign against russia. and now it appears the water country as such, receive some of the most advanced combat vehicles in the world from the u. s. and germany. sources of told al jazeera that the by the administration will approve the delivery of m one abrams tanks. as soon as wednesday for the tanks could take months or even years to reach the front lines, russia says any supply of such tanks would be a blatant provocation. but you rains president vladimir zalinski says his country needs decisions all real deliveries. ringback that of the region by the wooded there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about the way this shortfall can be filled if it's a lot of efforts, words promises. but it is important not to lose sight of reality. but it is not about 5 or 10 or

health workers. the british national weather service has confirmed that 2022 was the hottest here on record in the u. k. it reported that the average temperature for the year was 10 degrees celsius. adding that human induced climate change was responsible. e commerce joined amazon says it's cutting more than 18000 jobs. signing, current, economic uncertainty, and rapid hiring for the pandemic. some of the terminations will take place in europe, according to amazon, which announced 10000 job cut back. in november. the mother of ross had daughter and united states midfielder. giovanni raina has revealed. she reported the u. s. national teams coach greg bur halter for a historic incident of domestic abuse, for helter is under investigation by the u. s. football federation after reeling his quote shameful behavior towards his now wife. the incident has exposed the rift plaguing the us team on the recent world cup and guitar were rena. one of the teams, star players, only had a limited roll. 3 news and the bird houses have known each other for decades. but the family friendship became a family feud during f

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