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a 24-hour ambulance service has started operating at the belarusian-polish border at the brest checkpoint, with dozens of medications and equipment , including a cardiograph and a ventilator. i would like to note that the queues at the border still reach several kilometers, and people sometimes have to wait for more than one day. every 2 hours they will. carry out a detour or bypass of the territory where people most massively accumulate, this is in the direction of the hospital island, if there is a queue, and if there is a queue towards the ring. we provide the necessary assistance is as urgent as possible. it is necessary to have an ambulance post at the border , due to the weather conditions, the current ones, the heat, people can feel bad in line, people come for different reasons and... it is necessary for people to know where they can get this help and for everything to be within walking distance. the importance of having medical personnel on the territory in such close proximity, it is simply amazing, because on the road and while waiting people get nervous, people worry. each of

conducted more than 700 studies around the clock, we work closely in large volumes in the air ambulance servicethis allows us to conduct diagnostics of various diseases around the clock... 24x7 . a cardiology cluster with 140 beds was opened in orenburg on the basis of the voynov hospital. here they will provide assistance to patients with heart attacks, heart rhythm disorders, hypertension and cardiomyopathy. in addition, the new building will house the only rheumatology department in the region with 50 beds. oncohematology department with... 50 beds, including an aseptic block, well, the cluster is also planning to perform bone marrow autotransplantation, about 6,000 patients will be treated in the building every day, i apologize, about 6,000 patients will be treated in the building every year, we are opening a grand medical facility, a cardiology center, today all residents of our region can receive highly qualified heart care. in such an extreme situation, the central election commission has never held a single voting day before, a unique election campaign and unprecedented measures. in her

it says there are three fire crews and derbyshire police, and the east midlands ambulance service are, it is asking people to avoid the area. this is a map showing you where that incident has taken place. flight radar data suggest that the aircraft is a two seater typically used by a flying schools. it appears to have taken off from an airfield before reaching 2000 feet and then making a sharp descent over chesterfield. people on social media have reported hearing a loud bang and seeing black smoke shortly afterwards. 0f black smoke shortly afterwards. of course, those reports have not been verified yet but we will keep you update on the latest as soon as we get it. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello. it's a new month and meterologically speaking a new season. we have gone into autumn. whilst it may have looked a little bit like autumn at first this morning in herefordshire we have summer storms in the forecast. we have seen this plume of cloud moving north out of france across the english channel bringing us some very warm and humid air and some thundery d

he said that no one who works for the london ambulance service could be racist because of the multiculturalstaff. a colleague who overheard the conversation also claimed mr garrett had said that black people should not hide behind their race and that a person must accept that it is their own actions that lead to a place of higher incarceration rates, lower levels of education, lack of opportunity and poverty. after being investigated and found guilty of gross misconduct in relation to his comments, mr garrett appealed the decision and later brought a case of discrimination to the tribunal, citing his belief that we are all one race and all colours and cultures should be treated as one. i mean, this is incredible. this man was found guilty of believing in equal treatment for all races and not believing in the ideology forced on him by superiors at work, that anything bad that happens to a person of colour is because of systemic racism, and people need to be treated differently based on their race to counteract systemic imbalances. i mean, it seems to me that this man who is accused of racism

vadimovich, let's say i... am related to the funds that have funds allocated to support the stalin ambulance service, a considerable amount, i must say, about 15 million rubles will be allocated for each substation. i'll ask you straight out, what do you need, andrey vadimirovich, olga kirillovna, everything is fine with you, clean and tidy, but there is one employee who casts a shadow on your entire organization, i looked here and it became scary, continuous fines, violations, let's fire him, and 15 million is yours. what tanya, i'm so glad that i have you, i even come home from work with pleasure, because i know that you are waiting for me, after all, okay, i'll go earn some money, yeah. bye-bye, i look at you kostyan and think. i look at your hands, that's what kind of doctor you are, that's it what kind of person are you to save people, only to overhaul the carburetor, you are a natural driver, kostyan, but you yourself do not really look like a doctor, casanova, what do you mean you don't look like, who do i look like, you look like a small talkative filmmaker, and from whom did you not expect,

and i think that oleg petrovich is absolutely right, volodya has given so many years to the ambulance service that it's time for himself. to think about his heart, hello, i don't understand anything, how to leave, where to go, well, kostya will return his certificate in my place, well, here i should probably say that kostyak will of course return the certificate, he will return it, of course, but he will not return quickly, we decided that he will pass on i will say, i decided to work in a private company, yes, for the hero of the day, my friends, well, everyone will come up to kostya and ask what kind of anniversary it is. sasha, don't drink, please, what are you, yes i am a sober paradise, well, did you get him drunk on purpose , or what, no, what by accident, yeah, by accident, i don’t drink, i drink, well, i admit it too, i’m also leaving, where, business, no, i just have an uncle who works at gazprom, oh, don’t listen to him, please, he’s an orphan, sit down, i’m an orphan, here’s my family, that’s what i’m for. can i say, i’ll say a toast, i’m an outsider in a good sense of the word, al

the ambulance service is overnight, struggling to cope with the sheer amount of clothes that they were getting the sheer amount of people they needed to ferry to those hospitals. we also have an updated dest told those 11 people now that have been killed, that includes a woman and 2 children. also what we're hearing is that a, there are a 150 people in critical condition so that so is likely to rise during the day. now we've also heard from his bullet, you read the statement just before my colleagues report that it's a very strong statement. it's very direct statement and it does problem is retribution for this big mass of attack, your own level when that will come, we don't know, but certainly hezbollah is going to try and retaliate quickly. and in a way that sends a message today as well. and what is the reaction among the white population? and ron, what is your sense of how people are feeling about the prospect of something great to escalate team between israel and has paula as well, there's always been a fear of that since all type of yates, when the hezbollah joined in the will, i

after officers were called to the address by the ambulance service. surrey police say an investigation is underway to establish the circumstances of their deaths. the forces believe it is an isolated incident with no third party involved. and some more breaking news. firefighters are responding to a fire in silvertown, close to the 02 arena in the capital city tonight. the london fire brigade say that four engines and 25 firefighters are on the scene at dock road . half a car and dock road. half a car and a lorry are alight. that's according to the services. a 32 year old mother and a man who were attacked in separate incidents during the notting hill carnival have now died. cher maximin was stabbed at the carnival while attending the event with her three year old child. the 32 year old was taken to hospital in a critical condition, but despite the best efforts of medical staff, she died from her injuries. meanwhile, musi nato, who worked as a top chef, was found unconscious on monday evening near notting hill and he also died from his injuries. metro

providing a pontoon crossing over this river in a short time so that both special services, ambulance services, and citizens could move, because the bridge over the river was closed, and another event that i remember is... in some cases, they probably cannot be classified as false calls, because people call and assume that an emergency situation is happening, to which it is necessary to go and provide assistance to a citizen, but when our rescuer goes. history from early childhood, when i had to save a child who was drowning in the river, there was a case of police service, when my friend and i, returning from minsk, became participants in a situation in which a robbery was committed against a person. and the two of us detained these two criminals, detained them, delivered them to the internal affairs agencies for investigation , an investigation was subsequently conducted, they were brought to criminal responsibility, well, and if we speak as a minister, then i will say this: every year more than 500 citizens are rescued by our rescuers come to the rescue provide them with assistance in savin

ambulance service has started operating on the belarusian-polish border at the brest checkpoint. are dozens of medicines and devices available, including a cardiograph and a ventilator. i will note. the queues at the border still reach several kilometers, people have to wait for more than one day, every 2 hours they will make a detour or bypass the territory where the most people are gathering en masse, this is towards the hospital island, if there is a queue and if there is a queue towards the ring, we provide the necessary assistance to the most urgent, it is necessary to have an ambulance post at the border due to the weather... current heat conditions - people can feel bad in the queue, people seek help for various reasons and it is necessary for people to know where they can get this help and for everything to be within walking distance. the importance of having medical personnel on the territory in such close proximity, this simply amazing, because on the road and while waiting people are nervous, people worry, each of us, when there are doctors, always gives confidence tha

officers attended the scene last night along with south east coast ambulance service.d at the scene. a royal navy serviceman who was killed when a helicopter made a deliberate emergency landing over the channel on wednesday, has been named as lieutenant rhodn has been named as lieutenant rhodri leyshon. three people were on board the merlin mk4 dunng were on board the merlin mk4 during a night exercise when it ditched off the dorset coastline, killing the 31 year old. a statement from rhodri's family described him as talented , family described him as talented, passionate, strong and loyal. it said we will always have him in our hearts. our wonderful boy. and later today england will take on ireland in the uefa nafions take on ireland in the uefa nations league . this will be the nations league. this will be the first test for england's interim manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgate stepping down after defeat in the euros final this summer. carsley has faced criticism after he said he will not sing the national anthem tonight, although the former ireland playe

real friendship is born, resuscitation, pediatric intensive care teams, there are about 900 ambulance services operating across the country, last year they responded to almost 3 million calls, such exercises are an opportunity to practice skills that, although not often applied in practice, but on which people's lives depend. karina gurevich, dmitry garkusha, the first information. do you recognize this city in the picture? it remembers napoleon's campaign better than anyone else. countless historical monuments in large-scale monuments, in the open air and in museums. borisov, a city with katbrand, made in belarus, there are more than 50 factories and plants in total, whose products are valued throughout the country. innovative technologies. for the benefit of citizens, development of infrastructure and the social sphere for comfort, more details in the project a place to live. borisov, my hometown, i was born here, grew up, live, work, my children were born here, the closest and dearest people to me live here. entering our city, the first thing that catches your eye is our famous borisov aren

administrative services, necessarily during the time after a war crime , the police, emergency services, ambulancevices, they go to the scene of the incident, necessarily the police communicates with the residents of the damaged building, and they have write crime report, crime report, they gather collectively, and then i advise you to come to the police, or to this person. or there to a family member, or a co-owner, and actually take an extract from the unified state register of pre-trial investigations, i.e. that the proceedings are open, criminal proceedings are opened, and as proof of this there is this extract from the unified state register, then, of course, that representatives of the local self-government body or the executive power also leave on the spot. in the countryside, well, not for, depending on where the house is located. the owner directly submits an application to the authorized bodies for the purpose of recording damages and destruction. look, the police record this for themselves, they draw up reports of damage, they do a door-to-door inspection of these things, and they recor

administrative services, and necessarily during the aftermath of a war crime, the police, emergency services, ambulancei.e. all services, go to the scene, the police must communicate with the residents of the damaged building, and they must write a statement about a crime, a statement about a crime , they failed to meet collectively, and then i advise to come to the police, or this person, or there a family member, or a co-owner, and then personally take an extract from the unified state register of pretrial investigations, that is, that the proceedings are open, criminal to open proceedings, and here is an extract from the unified state register as proof of this, and then, of course, representatives also travel to the place. local self-government or executive power or rural, well, depending on where the house is located. the owner directly submits an application to the authorized bodies for the purpose of recording damage and destruction. look, the police record this for themselves, they draw up reports of damage, they do an apartment- by-apartment tour, and they record it all in the reports. also, su

provision of administrative services. necessarily , after a war crime , the police, emergency services, ambulancell services, go to the scene of the incident, the police necessarily communicates with the residents of the damaged house, and they have to write a statement about the crime, they collect the statements about the crime collectively, and then i advise to come to the police, or this person, or there a family member, or the co-owner, and that's it take into hand an extract from the unified state register of pretrial investigations, i.e. that proceedings are open, criminal proceedings are opened, and as proof of this there is this extract from the unified state register, then, of course, that representatives of the body also travel to... the place of local self-government, or executive power, or village, well, depending on where the house is located, and. the owner directly submits an application to the authorities of these bodies for the purpose of recording damage and destruction, look, the police record this for themselves, they draw up reports of damage, they do a door-to-door tour of

, somehow dragged it into the enclosure, closed it, after that i ran into the house with the ambulance service for me not to go in, but i went in and saw that on the floor... my daughter was lying completely torn apart, all in blood, all in blood, she was all brown, this blood was already caked, they started the pulse, the doctors were with me, and they opened my eyelids, they didn’t hear the pulse in the pupils, he says, what are you saying, listening, the pulse is already saying the pupils, i was taken out and i didn’t see anything else, i saw that there everything was covered in blood, that she was lying there. erased, legs spread out, i was very, i was not myself, i do not believe that it was her, because it does not look like it at all, it is scary, it is very scary, a nightmare, it is scary to imagine what you went through, you gave us a photograph from the crime scene, just looking at it, the blood runs cold in the living, yes, this body has already been removed, this is on... time it was all, these are large clots of dried blood, there were also later, when they cleaned it up, they fou

through the search center. necessarily after a war crime, the police of the state emergency service, an ambulancei.e. all services, go to the scene of the incident, the police necessarily communicate with the residents of the damaged building, and they must write a report about the crime, a report about the crime they the team is gathering. and then i advise you to come to the police, or to this person, or there to a family member or co-owner, and then actually take in your hands an extract from the unified state register of pretrial persons investigations, i.e. that proceedings are open, criminal proceedings are open, and as proof of this there is this extract from the unified state register, and then... of course, representatives of the local self-government body, or the executive power, or the village well, depending on where the house is located, the owner directly submits an application to the authorities of these bodies for the purpose of recording damage and destruction. look, the police record it for themselves, they draw up damage reports, they do house-to-house patrols, and that's all.

services. necessarily, during the time after a war crime , the police of the state emergency service, an ambulance, i.e. all services, they go to the scene, the police necessarily communicate with the residents of the damaged house, and they have to write a report about the crime, the reports about the crime are gathered collectively, and then i advise to come to the police, either to this person, or there to a family member , or the co-owner, and actually take the extract from the unified state register of pretrial investigations, that is, that the proceedings are open, the criminal proceedings are open, and here is the extract from the unified state register as proof of this, and of course, what... representatives of the local self-government body or the executive power or the village also go to the place, well , depending on where the house is located, the owner directly submits an application to the authorities of these bodies in order to record the damage and destruction. look, the police record this for themselves, they draw up damage reports, they do a house-to-house inspection of this and

administrative services, and necessarily during the time after... a war crime, the police, emergency services, ambulance, that is, all services, they go to the scene of the incident, the police must communicate with the residents of the damaged area house, and they have to write a statement of crime, statements of crime, they gather collectively, and then i advise to come. to the police, or to this person, or there to a family member, or to a co-owner, and actually take an extract from the unified state register of pretrial investigations, that is, that open proceedings, open criminal proceedings, and as proof of this there is this extract from the unified state register, then , of course, there are also... officials of the local self-government body or the executive power or the village, well , depending on where the house is located, the owner directly submits an application to the authorities of these authorities for the purpose of recording damage and destruction, look, the police record this for themselves, they draw up acts of damage, they do an apartment-by-apartment tour of this and that and the

necessarily during the time after a war crime , the police go to the place, and the emergency services, ambulance, that is, all services, they go to the scene of the incident, the police necessarily communicate with the residents of the damaged building, and they have write a statement of crime, a statement of crime they are going to. collectively, and then i advise you to come to the police, or to this person, or there to a family member, or to a co-owner, and actually take in your hands an extract from the unified state register of pre-trial investigations, that is, that the proceedings have been opened, criminal proceedings have been opened, and so for evidence to this is an extract from the unified state register, further. of course, representatives of the local self-government body, or the executive power, or the village representatives also go to the place, well, depending on where it is located. uh the building, er, the owner directly submits an application to the authorities of these bodies for the purpose of recording damage and destruction. look, the police record this for themselves, t

ricky garrett has been awarded £3,750 in compensation after suing the london ambulance service, and the following george floyd, the very unfortunate overdose of a criminal in another country. we all went a bit mental and had brought in all these. what? okay, i'm not. >> we should also say there were other factors as well. i know you're going to say about the police, you know, but there was someone's knee on his neck, but he was saying he couldn't breathe before he even hit the ground. >> and forensics showed that he probably wasn't murdered. probably. but that's a whole other topic. >> it only taken enough fentanyl to kill a regular person. >> yeah, his blood pressure was higher than lewis's. that's all i'm saying. but the point is, yes. okay. it was a horrible incident. it was very unfortunate , and he was trying unfortunate, and he was trying to turn his life around. i've watched the documentary, but after that, people went a bit mad around the world and said, we've got to now bring in absurd unconscious bias trainings and all these kind of things. and this man here, ricky garrett, wa

pull out those people who were actually ... the services, rescuers, and the police immediately arrived very quickly under the rubble, then the ambulancenal services, that is, the first thing i did was that i already understood that the blows had taken place, then i ran to help people, er, it is not so often that lviv experiences such attacks, well compared, of course, to, for example, the same kharkiv, what is this for you personally... this attack, what is it about, what is this reminder to all of us? for me, this attack is just another confirmation of all the inhumanity of the enemy and the aggressor that we have to face today, and when ukraine is actually this shield of the whole world and the whole of europe, it is very sad that ukrainians themselves are forced to suffer from this today, but we must... as they say, not give up, continue our struggle, increase the production of domestic weapons and protect both the civilian population and help our armed forces to defeat the russian aggressor, the russian occupier. for lviv, you know, sometimes it seems incredible, when you think about all this historical construction, that it can a

after officers were called to the address by the ambulance service.s underway to establish the circumstances of their deaths. the forces believe it is an isolated incident with no third party involved. and some more breaking news. firefighters are responding to a fire in silvertown, close to the o2 arena in the capital city tonight. the london fire brigade say that four engines and 25 firefighters are on the scene at dock road . half a car and dock road. half a car and a lorry are alight. that's according to the services. a 32 year old mother and a man who were attacked in separate incidents during the notting hill carnival have now died. cher maximin was stabbed at the carnival while attending the event with her three year old child. the 32 year old was taken to hospital in a critical condition, but despite the best efforts of medical staff, she died from her injuries. meanwhile, musi nato, who worked as a top chef, was

necessarily during the time after the war crime on the spot the police go out, and... the emergency services, the ambulancethat is, all the services, they go to the scene, the police necessarily communicate with the residents of the damaged house, and they have to write a statement about a crime, statements about a crime, they gather collectively, and then me i advise you to come to the police, or to this person, or there to a family member, or... to the owner, and actually take in your hands an extract from the unified state register of pretrial investigations, that is, that the proceedings have been opened, criminal proceedings have been opened, and so on as proof of this here is an extract from the unified state register, then, of course, representatives of the local self-government body or the executive power or village representatives also go to the place, well, it doesn't matter... depending on where the house is located. the owner directly submits an application to the authorities of these bodies for the purpose fixation of damage and destruction. look, the police record this for themselves, they dr

i appreciate the department identifying those members the public out are that dominate our ambulance service to free us up. the name of the game is to be on the streets and serve. wanted to say that. i then and there wait time is not an easy issue. and i'm going to be interested in terms of how we will try to cut this time. knowing full well that there is an acute issue just in terms of -- staffing. that i served. i will say that. >> thank you very much, chief. thank you very much president morgan. appreciate it. >> thank you. xhern next joe. >> i don't have many questions. congratulations and i'm sure you will take off where -- chief tong left off and do a great job. and i want to wish you good luck on this new proposed legislation. sb43 about to conservatorship. hopeful low that guess well and get more help with that. thank you for your great report. >> very welcome. do we do public comment again. is there any? >> no , i don't see anyone. okay. thank you madam secretary. >> move on to item 6. presentation and update from the public information officer. lieutenant mariano e lies to provide

couldn't feel his right hand, he was conscious and clearly talking to me, then the special services arrived, ambulancee service, later i found a mirror and small cameras, damaged after the accident, but they were in working order, i found them on the side of the road, i saw in one of these cameras that it had been recording for 52 minutes, it was still going on. i went to anur, he took the camera, saying that it belonged to him, he stopped the recording, deleted it put the camera in his pocket, i left home already on the evening news, i heard that there were not enough cameras and no one can find them, i decided to call the police at 112, i said that i found a camera that was recording even after the accident and that i gave the camera to anur, the next day they called me to the police station to give evidence, i came and told the witnesses about the events, which i was, tatyana, sleep well, i hope that justice will prevail, but that is, it turns out that you should know that the camera is evidence, for this andrey, we came to your program to enlist support, so that this it became clear that the perso

and for the north west air ambulance service who were some of the first responders on that tragic day, they're people have come along, they're enjoying the foods, they're enjoying the foods, they're enjoying the foods, they're enjoying the games. they're certainly enjoying the rides. i can see lots of happy faces on this ride here behind me today. people have come. they're just coming together as a community and saying they're not going to let this tragedy bring their spirits down. they're going to enjoy life because life, as they say, nana life is a roller coaster. here we go. very good. >> i thought you were going to say life is short. i was going to say name something that's longer. thank you very much. sophie reaper. she's out there on a roller coaster. the roller coaster of life . love. that coaster of life. love. that love. that's great, isn't it? i couldn't resist, i had to show you that again right now. next up . robert jenrick now, he spoke up. robert jenrick now, he spoke at a leadership rally today saying that he wants to build a new conservative party he vowed. he vowed to

southport together raising that money as a community for the north west ambulance service and for thosechildren who were stabbed in that attack, which will be five weeks ago tomorrow. but other local hospitals as well , local hospitals as well, aintree, southport and formby, ormskirk, all of those hospitals did their bit on that tragic day to try and save as many lives as possible . and that's what that possible. and that's what that money will for. be so that is a big part of today. but there is another side as well. and we're speaking to event organisers about this and it's about a community who have been in mourning for the past few weeks. of course, we've had all of those emotions over the past few weeks. we've had the initial shock of that attack. we had the anger as axel rudakubana was charged with those murders. we've had the heartbreak and the upset of those funerals, of those three little girls, alice, bebe and elsie. over the past few weeks. but today, today is about finding the joy once again, finding that community spirit, people coming together. of course, we know, ellie. y

i couldn't do the shifts any more, couldn't cope with them, so i left the ambulance service and i worka lives in constant pain after a serious accident 20 years ago. an operation on her spine was cancelled as covid hit. ijust wanted to close my eyes and not open them again because i was in so, so much pain. linda still teaches art, but life is a struggle. she's been told its now too late for surgery. the rest of my life was destroyed. the agony is never going to go away now, and i will have to live for the rest of my life with the consequences of not having had that one surgery. nearly five years on, those consequences are still being felt across the country. the inquiry must now decide if different actions, different decisions, should have been taken at the time. jim reed, bbc news. we will hear more stories that will be going in front of the inquiry throughout the programme this morning. time now for all the sport news. a brilliant summer of sport all round, and four paralympics gb, represented in the 19 spots, winning medals and 18, that is an unbelievable return, hitting their targ

i thought, i prayed to god that it would break out, you arrived at the scene, saw the ambulance, the funeral service car, ran into the apartment right away, yes, i went into the apartment, there were ambulance workers, i asked where she was, they showed me, they pointed to the bathroom, i went in, when i saw her, i don't remember what happened next, i remember that my brother had already pulled me out of the bathroom, they sat me down on the sofa in the hall, then the doctors started asking her data, your daughter was lying in the bathtub, yes, after all this she was still able to get up on her own with the help of her friend and her friend's husband to go into... she climbed into the bathtub, thinking that the water would help her. what injuries did you see on your daughter's body? she had several blows to the left side, and two blows to the chin, one to the neck, one to the shoulder, as i later found out, there were eight blows in total, i listen to this, and i can't myself, or rather. i imagine myself in the mother's place and this, well , this is terrible, it's simply impossible, terrible to los

services . those who already have an ambulance sign saying ambulance should go and help , and now they are eitherorant or not knowing. violation and based on the violation, we temporarily sealed them and introduced them to tazirat to deal with them according to the law. it is accompanied by both bitter and sweet memories . we want to see a report, find happiness from these moments , and then come back and talk about this report . be with us. we must go back to the past moments . news of this tired night should be returned to khand. the former should be rained down a lover must breathe. in the last few minutes , i was confused and lost in a way that i can't believe that someone who is in love is better than the one who lives . a person who is in love should let go of the fact that life is one way and another. a person who is in love should let go of it because life is difficult . what was the story? this is a mother . maybe we are doing too little , we don't do this in the media, or we really don't have the time to do this. i remember one of your colleagues. his child is mr. afshar, apparently, ma

police were called by the ambulance service to the house on saturday. installs parking bays. now onto the weather. good morning. it is a mild start this morning, but it's not feeling quite as humid as it has. some sunshine to start the day, but the cloud will move in from the west. with that, on and off through the day, the chance of some showers. temperatures reaching 20 celsius. it is a cooler—feeling day. overnight tonight, the met office actually has a yellow weather warning in place for heavy rain, valid from 9pm through to 9am tomorrow morning, but there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding that rain and just where it's going to fall. at the moment it's looking likely to come up and move towards the west. so, west london and beyond, you're more likely to see a bit of that rain. ahead of it, clearing away. showers to the east, staying cloudy. temperatures dropping down to 12 celsius. we import some humid air once again overnight tonight. largely cloudy for thursday. we're more likely to see that heavy rain as we head into thursday afternoon. tempera

devon and cornwall police said officers were called by the ambulance service just after 10:00 this morningeople in the bodmin area. the force said emergency services were called to a property in the fletchers bridge area, where a woman and a child were both given medical treatment, but both were confirmed dead at the scene and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. now it's time for a free speech nation for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to free speech nafion >> welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. we've got a wonderful studio audience here. so let's get some questions out of them. our first questions out of them. our first question comes from mike j. hi mike j. >> hi. >> hi. >> is keir starmer right to justify labour's stance on the scrapping of the winter fuel allowance? >> that's really interesting. what do you think about that mike. are you a fan? >> absolute

when i add, so how old the civilian defense services, ambulances and maybe in the 1st page sort of this is all the doctors and all the nurses, and all of the medical professionals who has worked in 24 hours per day to save lives via the biggest problem was that there were a lot of and one did and we had a lot of people who got one did have that their eyes and not all that the hospital is we're ready to receive. so many people of, with these kind of things are risk precisely. but what we saw over the last 2 days to get the, what could be the ma'am highly is uh, we can say that there was a very positive reaction putting in a lot of the denver goldman from all these services. so now we also liked to think all of those who and i'm a hassle, a own donated lot and then can i 100 came to the but the nation station is on tuesday. according to me, as soon as i have the that it wasn't that big a lot donation operation, but the mission ever well, and i would like to think on all of those, like at the scene. so yeah, we're all the one that the ones to hospitalized because there were a lot of intere

but actually i know from my time in the department, the fire brigade, the ambulance service, the policemmunity were fantastic. not just on the night and into the morning of this appalling tragedy, but for weeks and months afterwards, with the london fire brigade doing food banks, free food for people who'd lost their home with the community. as stephen said, churches , mosques and synagogues churches, mosques and synagogues coming together to support the community. so while this showed the worst of britain and systemic failures of government and the state in general, it also showed the best of britain in the community around grenfell tower. >> i think that's an important point and i remember going there two days afterwards. we couldn't get into this , this catholic get into this, this catholic school at the base of it, so full of clothes and children's toys and things. but look, just on the point of corporate manslaughter and culpability. do you remember the asbestos scandal back in the 60s and the 70s? you know, when companies were actually putting lethal, you know, carcinogenic asbest

this private ambulance should also go and perform those services . they call 115.y can still break the contract they had and let this injured person do his work. bell they call 115, they say something like this happened, we did the first thing, let's move this patient. not only not to call, but also to refuse to provide help, which we ordered to close this center today, we introduced it to tazeer. that they should be dealt with according to the law . a few days ago, a football fan had a heart attack in the stadium, but the ambulance in the stadium refused to help and unfortunately the fan died . the game supervisor said that the ambulance is only for athletes. our fan is sick and the ambulance does not come there. somewhere human beings do not demand law, they demand humanity. while explaining iran's peaceful nuclear programs at the headquarters of the international atomic energy agency, the vice president and head of the atomic energy organization emphasized the transfer of technology and equipment to developing countries without discrimination. facilitate and sup

the outskirts of the shrine, loved ones move on foot and provide outpatient health care services and use an ambulance or motor lance if needed. 30 motor lances are also planned for this purpose. first, the president announced the decree on imported drugs subject to customs duties of 1% value added tax , based on this decree, customs duties of value added tax on about 470 items of basic drug products. raw materials for medicine, animal and agricultural institutions , medical consumption systems and infant formula will be reduced to 1%. volunteers who are available. those who have chosen their fields can upload up to 150 field codes of their chosen field in the information base of the national measurement organization from tomorrow, wednesday . 1 million and 3037 people were allowed to choose a field in the entrance examination of 1403. from wednesday, 14th of september until sunday, 18th of september . for 5 days, we have the choice of the field , azad university, the exam and report card is the same report card that we give, only four fields of dental medicine. medicine, pharmacy and veterinary medic

thinks about work all the time, he's breathing, do you hear, he's alive, call an ambulance, come on, attention to all servicesfilming in 7 minutes, what filming, that's it, i'm guilty, i'm ready to be punished, i'm calling the police, why such casualties, if he survives, we'll hush it up, and if he doesn't survive? then let's say i was driving, you're saved, great, life is shit without a family anyway, and you'll have a chance to get revenge on dad, thanks, but... and i'll manage, dad, where did he go, he's doing everything right, so, the scene of the pirate captain, disgraced by the kids , has lost his willpower, we're filming without rehearsal, are you serious? he needs medical help, talk to dad, attention, camera, motor, i won't give you anything with him, petya, let's go talk, i'm not going anywhere, it 's not far from here, for a few words, i said nowhere, what what are you doing, what are you doing, the movie is getting to you, since when did he become your dad, 17:10 started, the break is lifted. what are you sitting there for, the main thing is, here on teplusi, look at the waves, imagine, yeah , wher

officers attended the scene last night along with south east coast ambulance service, but the woman andher dog died at the scene . in other dog died at the scene. in other news, a royal navy serviceman who was killed when a helicopter made a deliberate emergency landing over the channel on wednesday has been named as lieutenant rhodri leyshon. three people were on board the merlin mklr people were on board the merlin mk4 during a night exercise when it ditched off the dorset coastline, killing the 31 year old. a statement from rhodri's family described him as talented, passionate, strong and loyal . it said talented, passionate, strong and loyal. it said we'll talented, passionate, strong and loyal . it said we'll always have loyal. it said we'll always have him in our hearts, our wonderful boy . the snp him in our hearts, our wonderful boy. the snp has called on the prime minister to u—turn on plans to cut winter fuel payments. research has shown that close to a million pensioners in scotland received the payments between 2022 and last year, but under new labour plans, 87% of those wou

please tell us, well, that is, conditionally, yes, well, i can't say specifically fire service, we also have an ambulancery last year, they also got hit, were injured, there were 10 of us, the ambulance died on the spot, the entire ambulance crew, there were no military personnel nearby, we didn’t observe, that is, well, it turns out yes. the specifics of the work of the ministry of emergency situations employees in the petrovsky district are very different from what we are used to seeing in civilian life. fire teams are required to go out to extinguish a fire in helmets, bulletproof vests, and they also have drone detectors that send signal if the uav is close. listening to the sky, the driver of the crew. yes, the driver, not only that... who monitors the pump, the operation of the pump, the water supply, he also monitors the sky, he has a uav detector, which signals the presence or absence of drones, so when the signal about drones starts, the drivers notify us about it, and when we see an obvious threat, we leave the scene of the fire. today, nine out of ten fires on petrovka are caused by shelling.

service bus. four people were injured, they have shrapnel wounds to the limbs, as well as concussion. three were taken to hospitals, self-defense fighters and ambulance another man refused hospitalization. all emergency services are working at the scene. the attack took place early in the morning, the militants specifically chose this time, since many residents are on their way to work. the drone pierced the roof of the bus and almost hit the gas cylinders. this made it possible to avoid more serious consequences of the attack. due to the large-scale landscape fires in the luhansk people's republic, a state of emergency has been declared. fires are being extinguished in seven municipalities. rescuers and equipment from other russian regions have arrived in the region. over the past 24 hours , 90 fires have been extinguished, but new ones are appearing. strong winds instantly spread the flames, which destroy everything in their path. hundreds of residential buildings and various buildings have burned down in a few days, and residents from several populated areas have been evacuated to temporary accommodation centers. taiwanese company gold apollo said

they provide medical services themselves or they use the private sector . well, there was a private ambulance in the quds incident. having a contract with them and being based there. you see, we have a law related to the penal law of refusing to help the injured. even i am a doctor, if something happens, i have to go to the scene in my personal clothes and help until the emergency forces arrive. these get rid of it privately, they should go and perform those services . they call 115. maybe they could not break the contract based on the contract they had. we did the initial work , let's move this patient, not only not calling, but also refusing to provide help, which we ordered the bridge of this center today . punishment to deal with them according to the law means the same refusal to refer to the subject of the contract they have we can't have a presentation, i say, i am a doctor , no matter what the circumstances, if i see an accident, i should go and help them. those who already have an ambulance sign saying ambulance should have gone to help. temporary let's talk about this report . stay

profound effect on the ability to deliver public services in scotland and we heard that there will be a freeze on all but essential recruitment, things like ambulancesd fire, blue line services, they are protected and there will be are protected and there will be a reintroduction of normal fares because right now there has been a trial of off—peak fares for rail but normal rail fares for rail but normal rail fares will be coming back and free bus travel for asylum seekers will be cuts but you look at these things individually and think that perhaps individually you are not talking about huge amounts of money, so i think the statement will perhaps have quite a lot of detail if she is going to have to explain how she will get cuts of perhaps half £1 billion. one way i have heard described is that any funding that has not already been paid off is being looked at very closely indeed. the scottish government say they have no choice because of uk government cuts which has had a knock—on effect on the funding available to them and the chancellor, rachel reeves talked about a black hole and the scottish government would argue that has an effect on their blo