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wes streeting. _ ai enabled scans. wes streeting. watching i ai enabled scans. wes l streeting.atching with ai enabled scans. wes - streeting. watching with us will be our political correspondence, hello to you both. tom, we have had the audit detail rumoured about what is coming up in the budget, are we going to learn more about it from these treasury questions? 1 more about it from these treasury questions? i suspect the government _ treasury questions? i suspect the government has - treasury questions? i suspect the government has been - the government has been carefully planning this period of rolling out all the bits of detail we have heard over the last two weeks. not a small amount of pre—budget briefing, this year. i think a lot more than we normally see, and the speaker of the house, through lindsay hoyle had a lot to say about that. he said that it was about that. he said that it was a supreme discourtesy to the house when the chancellor, in the states, said that she would be changing the way in which she decides what she can borrow, the rules under which she decides w

hosseini and also 7th and 10th streets. wee sabunchi street where dear motorcyclists can park their motorcycles in those places . well, for better service for the dear ones who come to hold this event, buses have been established from the intersection and important squares of the city since the beginning of the morning, dear people. they guide the worshipers to the mosque after the prayer . there are buses of the same company located in seven places and they will guide our dear people to their destinations, but taxis are also planned. i would like to serve you, considering that there is a distance to the mosque from the parking lots to the mosque , taxi vans are stationed, our dear people , they guide the worshipers to the mosque from the places where we have implemented traffic restrictions, such as the martyrdom of soleimani in kurdistan. also , beheshti street, shariati area, taxi vans are planned , when they park their cars there , they can use the van and move towards masla , but the metro has also started its activity si

if we see someone drinking on the street, we can approach him. then, before becomes intoxicated, issuing a citation. is it illegal to panhandle beg for money? yes, it is. that's a state penal code violation also. is it illegal to sleep in a public place such as in a park or on a bus bench? not at this point, no. but at one time it was at one time it was part of an anti sleeping anti-camping ordinance. the provisions on sleeping have been removed. however, the camping ordinance still remains. how do you enforce these laws on public drunkenness, public drinking, panhandling and the like? do you wait for a complaint or do the officers take their own initiative? well, quite often it comes by a complaint and other times it comes by initiative, arresting an officer may make an arrest of a person, as in toxic heat. and we then look at the county jail. if a person is merely drinking, we issue a citation. i see. now, suppose we go back to that tape that you just saw and the bartender who said the police down here on lower state street pick them up, keep t

wes streeting said the new treatments could be "life—changing" for many people, ease demands on the nhsnd have benefits for the economy. ease demands on the nhs and have our chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. morning, henry. what does the health secretary say? this morning, henry. what does the health secretary say?— secretary say? this is all about the investment — secretary say? this is all about the investment summit _ secretary say? this is all about the investment summit that _ secretary say? this is all about the investment summit that we - secretary say? this is all about the investment summit that we talked | investment summit that we talked about yesterday, ben, when the government had some of the biggest investors in the world here in the uk talking about ways they could put money into the uk economy. one of the investments they unveiled yesterday was a £280 million investment from lilly, the world's largest pharmaceutical company, into new medicines. that research will include the first real—world trial of weight loss drugs and its effect on workle

if few weeks ago we published a report which says that what wes streeting had announced in terms of howhe number of operations, reduce the waiting list, was not enough on its own. we called for more capital investment, investment in things like the elective herbs that hugh pym mentioned. we are glad to see that investment is part of the announcement. in terms of the other real challenges, the most pressing one is winter. there are already signs of growing risk in terms of winter. and still, this late stage, we hope there will be some kind of help for the health service and for our colleagues in local government in terms of winter. i think the next priority would be primary care. primary care services are the bedrock of the health service, but primary care is overstretched. it's working incredibly hard and see more patients than it ever has before. but there are many areas where we don't have enough gps out there are worries about pharmacies. it's going to be really important to think of primary care because thatis think of primary care because that is the front line of the health servic

usually it is gone in two or three days sometimes as the victim of other street people. we have a hard-core group that has chosen the lifestyle and likes to be on the street. the rest is one area. i think the latest figures are 108 people be arrested. 62% have had prior felony arrests. i think that is a different type of person. the housing they spoke of is absolutely true. santa barbara is probably as expensive. we have a moratorium and all kinds of things that are impacting that. 52% of my police officers can't afford to live in the city. they have to live in oxnard, ventura. >> do your police officers feel as a city you provide them? >> i think they feel as much as a citizen does that the city does not have the responsibility of providing shelter to everybody. i think most of the citizens have stated that. whether it is our responsibility and how much is our fair share. >> how would you describe the proportion of people that your group comes in contact with who would prefer to live on the streets or really prefer to have a shelter were it available? >> i think you have t

wes streeting said the new treatments could be "life—changing" for many people, ease demands on the nhsave benefits for the economy. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman is at downing street. morning, henry. what has the health secretary said about these jabs? morning, ben. this is all related to the investments are we were talking about yesterday, specifically in this case a £280 million investment which lilly, the largest pharmaceutical company in the world, has said it will make in the uk and as part of the investment it will undertake the first real—world trial of the effective weight loss drugs on things like worklessness, productivity and reliance on the nhs. wes streeting the health secretary has been writing in the daily telegraph newspaper, and he said, on obesity, the costs to the individual are clear, a less healthy and a shorter life. how widely ways that are also placing a significant burden on our health service, costing the nhs11 billion a year, even more than smoking and it is holding back our economy. he goes on to say that is things like heart disease and di

the health secretary, wes streeting, has urged gps in england to end their protest, claiming it willl association are staging a work to rule — limiting their appointments to 25 a day when some normally see or contact a0 patients. our health editor, hugh pym, can tell us more. hugh, the health secretary was making a speech directly to gps. that is right. his first major speech to a gp audience. royal couege speech to a gp audience. royal college of gps, not all of them are members of the british medical association, the doctor's union, but quite a lot would have been. wes streeting said he understood frustrations about funding and the pressures, and he got the frustration and irritation at the situation. of course he referred back to the previous government has been to blame for that. but he urged doctors to think very hard about this action which was resulting in appointments being cut back and dr sticking very rigorously to the terms of the government contract. and therefore not doing services over and above that. here is a bit of what he had to say in the speech this morning. of wh

others have been narcotics sales, we have made many arrests for narcotics in the area by the street people have a lot of lsd, we are fighting amongst that transient group. >> what is done with people at your office officers arrest for filing the public duncan statute ? >> usually booked into the county julio jail and released after six hours. people issued citation for drinking in public, many have had as many as six or seven citations issued against them, that would depend upon the judge himself or the judge presiding and how he feels about enforcement of that type of crime. usually, the people involved do not have any money, sometimes given time in the tank, sometimes the cases are dismissed. >> do you think the repeal of the law banning sleeping in public places was a good idea or bad idea? >> i think the retention of the anti-camping ordinance was a good idea. sleeping ordinance was really not one we were enforcing, we were more seeing -- mostly enforcing camping meaning a person had to have a tent or some type of betting that allowed us to issue the citation. the sleeping ordinance it

and so it but wes streeting i think, is the most formidable person in the cabinet.cting to be the first the labour prime minister next. and of course starmer got there first. >> but he's more right wing than i am is wes streeting. yeah i think that's probably true . think that's probably true. >> yes, yes i mean he's he's fearless isn't he. he's quite happy to for example, ask the nhs to , to look at its culture nhs to, to look at its culture and to improve and not spend more money on it. bit of tough love for the nhs. but of course, if they were to go for another leader it would be a woman next time, wouldn't it? >> oh well of course, this thing about labour party, you know, they've never had a woman leader, whereas of course the conservatives have not only had women leaders, they've had 2 or 3 prime ministers, female prime ministers and labour must be. this is, of course, if kemi were to become the next conservative leader , not only would she be a leader, not only would she be a woman, she'd be a black woman as well, and that would absolutely. >> i don't think th

wes streeting said the new treatments could be "life—changing" for many people, ease demands on the nhsnd have benefits for the economy. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman is in westminster. morning, henry. what else is it that the health secretary has said today? morning, ben. we spoke a lot yesterday about the investment summit the government was holding securing billions of pounds of investment in all sorts of different aspects of british life. one of the investments the government is touting is £280 million by a company called lily, the largest pharmaceutical company in the world, looking at weight loss drugs. it is going to have the first real—world trial of how effectively weight loss drugs could help worklessness, productivity and the britain's reliant on the nhs, something the government is keen to reduce. wes streeting has said this morning the cost to the individual of obesity are clear, are less healthy and shorter life. then he adds, our wide waistband are placing a significant burden on our health service, costing the nhs11 billion a year and holding back the e

but your issue is the streets. and we a body, this department, us as a city, decided that shotwell is a slow street. so we should have the infrastructure that that enforces that and, and prioritizes that, that this is a street meant for people using active transportation. and so i would like to support this measure and encourage you to consider having similar infrastructure on other slow streets. and i want to thank supervisor hillary ronen and mayor breed for coming together and working on this. and that's all. thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. good afternoon. i have lived on 20th and shotwell for 16 years. i won't take up too much time. i just want to say that i'm 100% in favor of the barriers of the mid-block barriers. i think they will help with two big problems, which is the slow streets and the night trade. you have to come there and listen to believe the noise at night. the noise and the and the violence. i'm just, others have said it better than me already today, but i'm 100% in favor. thank you, t

street cleanliness, only few streets reflect while others are ignored. the issue we have with maintaining our streets stem from voont convenient location and restroom use. expand san francisco pit stop program. add more garken containers acrauz the city and provide incentive and business and residents to maintain streets on ongoing basis. thank you for your time and consideration. >> hi every one i'm roger marenco. and i'm running for district 11 supervisor. you can walk into a store where they have the cheetos locked up, a law that says you can steal lontion it's not over 950 dollars a day. there are programs na protect the criminals, hence the people why the people coming to san francisco are in deed crack heads drug dealers and criminals. on the other hand, let me share with you who is leaving san francisco. north strom, mace's, marshal and of course your mom-and-pop shops. friends as the former president of local 258 around february of 2020, i was able to find and document how the union was stealing money and miss appropriated funds. after i expanded this informa

but i mean, wes streeting this week has been saying, hasn't he? that's not the answer.ave got to take some responsibility. absolutely. >> but but making this promise to bring back the family doctor is a silly promise, because it isn't necessarily needed. the work needs to go to where who needs it. now i don't need to see a to gp get if for example, if i had a verruca i'm not saying i do, but if i had a verruca i don't see i don't need gp for piles. if i had piles i could go and you know, i could go if i, if my, if my wee was burning i wouldn't have to see a gp necessarily. >> yes you would. and this is where you're wrong. it's all hypothetical where you're wrong. somebody called somebody called gp's the best. what do they call that thing where it's like a prophylactic. it's like a prophylactic. it's like a prophylactic. it's like a prophylactic. it makes people feel better. you go there, you've got a verruca. and the doctor says, okay, i can see a specialist, i can see a nurse, i can see whatever. they don't want you. they don't want you to see a specialist anyway. >> i

it is a drug crisis on our streets. weed to make sure that people have access to recovery on demand. fentanyl changed the game. it is a horrible drug and that is what the vast majority of people on our streets are using and we need to make sure they have access. it can take upwards of 2 years to get clean off fentanyl and people need access. the vast majority of recovery facilities are in the tenderloin and the temptation is too great . your friends and preferred dealer are blocks away. need to open facilities outside city limit said. we own land to build recovery facilities so people can get on the path to recovery. >> the unhoused crisis has been a challenge in san francisco for decades, but become more acute in recent years and i agree with much of what was said by eduard and matt and others that, this is a very complex problem. going back to helping people while they are housed is one way to treat it. i do believe we fully need to invest in recovery. i am proudly endorsed by supervisor matt dorsey. he had a recovery jo

wes streeting, in the uk.streeting, himself a cancer survivor , says himself a cancer survivor, says the investment could save lives while strengthening britain's role as a leader in life sciences . well, those are your sciences. well, those are your latest gb news headlines for now , latest gb news headlines for now, i'm lewis mackenzie. more from me in half an hour 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 . slash alerts. >> good afternoon. it's just coming up to seven minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are britain's news channel. i'm nana a queer. so coming up, the top story breaking news from earlier this afternoon. sue gray . yes, this afternoon. sue gray. yes, a name that we hear a lot has quit her role as the prime minister's chief of staff, saying that she risked becoming a distraction. it's very good of her. the tories say that this is evidence that the keir starmer government is in chaos, which

we saw a busy street. we really got too much of a city. i didn't expect it at all.as at work until 9 in the evening, but my wife called and said that we hit it, i said where did you hit it, and she said we hit it, israel, immediately i just do n't listen. it doesn't hurt to return to iran, you really made us happy, my dear. they are working very hard for the revolution, i am really grateful to you. kabul expressed its happiness from the night of operation sadegh 2 and seeing the pictures of the iranian missiles hitting the appointed time, they expressed this way so that it would be one by one, and we tried the direct part of the same , we were very happy. later, you will do the same thing . the reaction of iran against israel made me really happy. i watched the pictures on tv at 10 o'clock and heard the same news . i was very happy that jesus is a muslim. we are also proud of iran, if you can understand that these are the same blows inflicted on other arab countries by israel itself. it's okay, all of america's work is done by israel , and all of america's work is d

>> we have our healthy streets operation center initiative, we have been focused on returning to areas once thaifn cleared. if somebody is not sited and they leave the area, it's hard to prevent them after they come back. the effort, the healthy streets operation center is really focusing on trying to go back more consistently and more quickly to areas where we've had a resent resolution. the other thing, as i mentioned in my report, the district stations are working much more with our crews than previously to try to help support those efforts. so if an area has been cleared, the district stations are trying to keep an eye on it and we try to go with them to prevent that. but, that's, that's the best we can do to try to address those challenging spots. we have had some success in some areas but there are, some areas that remain very difficult to address. >> is this something that we have to work closely with ambassador, programs or something like that that some of these hotspots get a little bit enforcement? so it's clean or? >> we have worked, we always try to work with a serious of p

well, speaking in liverpool this morning , wes streeting told the morning, wes streeting told the royalof gps conference that collaboration is vital to rebuild the health service . rebuild the health service. >> the three shifts that underpin this government's reform agenda, from hospital to community, analogue to digital sickness to prevention. those shifts are not new ideas and they are not radical. but delivering them really would be. i can't do it on my own. i need every part of the nhs to pull together as one team, with one purpose, to be the generation that took the nhs from the worst crisis in its history. got it, got it back on its feet and made it fit for the future. >> and finally, the world's first ovarian cancer vaccine being developed here in the uk could wipe out the disease, according to oxford scientists. ovarian vaccine trains the immune system to detect and then attack the earliest signs of the disease. cancer research uk is backing the project and calls it an exciting step forward in cancer prevention. although full approval is still years away, clinical trials could

those words from the health secretary wes streeting, who says its holding back the economy.hem back to work. the government's agreed a multi—million pound deal with a pharmaceutical firm which to pay for a trial with the nhs. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, told the bbc it could have multiple benefits: joining me now is founder of obesity awareness organisation, all about 0besity, sarah lebrocq, and head of campaigns from the taxpayers alliance, elliot keck. welcome to both of you. let me start with you, sarah. do you think this is a good idea? i think this is a good idea? i think it's a good idea to invest money into the treatments for living with obesity, yes, in that respect, i do. but i don't like is the framing of how this is done about focusing about unemployment levels, perpetuating some of the stigma that we already have about people living with obesity. making up the people living with obesity kind of are unemployed, not working, what people living with obesity have is a chronic condition, so people living with chronic conditions do have elements of time where

wes streeting suggested the latest medicines could be life changing for individuals and would ease pressure on the nhs . would ease pressure on the nhs. but experts are insisting that the drug is not a quick fix, nor a replacement for eating well and exercising, and should only be offered under medical supervision , a court has been supervision, a court has been told. sara sharif had to wear a huab told. sara sharif had to wear a hijab to hide her facial injuries she received in the lead up to her death. the ten year old was beaten with objects, burnt with an iron and bitten in the week before her death. her body was found in an upstairs bedroom at her home in surrey on the 10th of august last year, after her father, irfan sharif , called the police irfan sharif, called the police and confessed to the killing after he fled to pakistan. the minicab driver is on trial with sara's stepmother and uncle. after all, they denied murdering after they denied the murder and causing or allowing the death of a child . the police officer who a child. the police officer who shot chris kaba has told the o

i remember once we detect thehe street we get talking trout fishing i forgot to get off at my stop.irst melons of the season picked out. nice of him to give me one. always doing something like that ♪ is nothing like getting home from a good nights work. coming up your own street, looking for it's a good hot meal and a hot bath. especially no more stuff to lift. that i said no more stuff to lift? ♪ ♪ ♪ yes, sir, 60000 pounds a night. >> c-span work history unfolds at daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today we continue to take you to congress and other public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span powered by cable. ♪ >> the 2024 presidential campaign continues american history tv presents its series historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras, uncovered what made these historic. saturday the election of 1932. >> what our people need is the restoration of their normal job the recovery of agricultural prices. >> i pledge myself. >> at the height of the great depres

we also need to double down on street cleanliness. i will work together with the mayor to make sure that dwp has the funding they need to keep our streets clean. lastly, i will forget your voice inland use and transportation decisions because it's neighbors and small businesses that craft the best future for our san francisco. i'm proudly endorsed by the san francisco tenant unit as well as supervisor matt dorsey, aaron pesky, former mayor and many more, including several retired san francisco police officers, and 30-year beat cop mario alvarez. join me in making san francisco, the cleanest and safest place and i'll never forget your voice in shaping our city. thank you. >> hi i'm sharon, candidate for district 3 supervisor. i'm an immigrant, i grew up in public house ining hong kong and raised by my grandmother. i came to california by myself and like many immigrants came looking for better opportunities. san francisco has been my chosen home for nearly two decades and now i'm raising my children here with my partner. i also have exp

we go. >> are you sure this is street legal? >> we are on a street, aren't we? [laughter] >> you grew up in long beach, not far from here? >> that's right, close to the port. it was a place with a lot of car culture and aerospace culture and defense activity. i grew up watching the marine corps practice offshore, watching navy ships do exercises. southern california, unlike a lot of places, is a place where almost everybody knows someone who served in the military or has a family that served in the military. when that's the case, because of the density of the population, you don't have the crazy political ideology like in other areas. but when i started anduril it was different. defense was not cool and not the hottest thing. >> before launching anduril he worked on virtual reality head sets in his parents' garage. by 18 he caught the worlds's attention including mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg bought the company for $2 billion. luckey was later ousted. >> i think people think you got kicked out of silicon valley. >> that is because i made a $9,000 political donatio

in other words , from the north, from the intersection of shahid qombrarzadeh street with shahid soleimani, wel travel to the south of memnonit , and the entrance to hoizeh and khorramshahr will go to shahid qombrarzadeh street and continue to shahid beheshti street from saharvardi intersection, we will drive west to mehdit and mir emad street and aliik street. we will have safe traffic towards shahid beheshti st. , and from the west to the east, we will have a special bus route for pleasant traffic going east, the only way ahead. the nation of iran is to become strong, we must try to become strong, god is great. the president, who went to qatar for the asia cooperation dialogue , returned to tehran an hour ago, upon his arrival in the country, after signing six memorandums of understanding and ministerial understanding. the foreign minister of our country cooperated with the foreign ministers of the arab countries to solve the problems of gaza and the lebanese he announced the prevention of aggression by the zionist regime. understandings were formed, which naturally led to 6 memorandums that

we're working really, really hard at breast cancer now to try and push this through and seeing wes streetingcan make this work. we need pragmatism now and some quick decisions. forthose pragmatism now and some quick decisions. for those women waiting and hopeful, lots of them are out there campaigning, doing what they want to do, and that's fantastic, if people are worried, we've got a helpline at breast cancer now and i would really encourage them to call. it's very difficult to explain why you can't access the drugs, but there is some at least reassurance we have doing up and we had to make sure they will be able to in the future. ~ ., ., ., future. we have to leave it there, but thank you _ future. we have to leave it there, but thank you for _ future. we have to leave it there, but thank you for taking - future. we have to leave it there, but thank you for taking time to l but thank you for taking time to speak to us on our programme. thank you very much. in the last few minutes, simon cowell has paid tribute to the one direction star liam payne, he has put out a short statement. let me

muni and number two, the bicycle lanes wearing responsible for putting the 1 bike lane on valencia street we spent a lot of money on valencia street you can only imagine a bike plan that connectsal the different neighborhoods applicant: margarita chen of band-aids and one jr. here and there and the last thing with san francisco municipal transportation agency they know where is the action is happening why don't they address people are getting killed and cars are hitting each other. thank you. stephen. >> and again, it is about so many things. question but have to think about the public transit agency and what is the focus on people and pedestrians and make is safe for them and all levels they street or on on the train. we need to be able to ride a because of train safely without fear of violence or exposure to hazardous chemicals and so we deprioritize our enforcement away from to tell you the truth for, you know, fair excavation studio insuring safety let's i got it get use to look at how we make streets safer for pedestrians by regulations on now motor vehicles on sidewalks and down the st

if wes streeting would come out with a series of reforms that would deliver better outcomes within thealth service, and there's lots of things that we can do for the same money that is going into the nhs and that money is increased , we can deliver better increased, we can deliver better outcomes then we shouldn't oppose. we should actually support. now, i'm not holding my breath, but at least where we think labour are doing the right thing, we should be mature enough to support it because i think actually that will make it much more credible when we then attack the things that we don't agree with. >> indeed, though , the signs so >> indeed, though, the signs so far aren't very good, are they? i mean, i'm very keen that wes streeting should do well, but lord darzi's report and lord darzi formidably able man was actually proposing more of the same. it was basically saying we should spend more money and the conservatives didn't spend enough on capital and that isn't going to be the answer to the nhs. it's much more structural reform and we have to , challenge reform and we have to, chall

we all stand by you. traffic plans for friday prayers in tehran. became. the head of tehran traffic police said: any stopping in the streets around the imam khomeini mosque is prohibited. from 7:00 am on friday, we will have a traffic ban around tehran's masla. in other words, from the north, from the intersection of shahid qombarzadeh and shahid soleimani streets , we will travel to the south of memnonit, and the entrance of hoizeh and khorramshahr will go to shahid ghambarzadeh street and shahid beheshti street from saharvardi intersection to the west of mehdit, and mir emad street and ali akbari street will go to shahid beheshti street . from 10:00 a.m. to the noon call to prayer , we will hold a ceremony honoring and honoring the position and status of the master of resistance, seyyed hassan nasrallah, in tehran's mosque. for example, from 5:30 in the morning from the southeast, west, and north side, you can enter the mosque from the subway stations and terminals that have parking spaces for our dear people. the program continues . it is remarkable that there is a lot of enthusiasm in our islamic country. it can be see

the health secretary, wes streeting , has secretary, wes streeting, has emphasised the importance ofeving process. but how will this change affect grieving families, and is it a step towards more compassionate care in the aftermath of baby loss? well, i particularly want to speak to my panel because, tessa, this happened to you . will you just happened to you. will you just say what how important it's been and you've brought a box with you? yes, i have, i really was moved by this , actually. moved by this, actually. >> and i told john earlier and he said, i don't know how i'm going to talk about this because we won't disagree. but actually i think we need to. for centuries we've hidden female pain, and at the same time we're desperate to get more women into the workplace, to recognise them and to give them equality. and we are biologically different in that way. i'm against second wave feminism, and i had tried to have a child too late against my biological clock, and i had to use ivf , and i got pregnant to use ivf, and i got pregnant the second time, aged 41 from one embryo. can yo

health secretary wes streeting said the budget will help to "start fixing the foundation" of the nhsrise of more than 6% next year as the national living wage is to be increased. the government says the increase will be worth £1,400 a year for a full time worker. with more, here's our business editor, simonjack. a pay rise for millions is on the way, and it went down well in cardiff today. it makes finding a job that can pay the bills a lot easier, because many people my age have been struggling for years with this minimum wage. especially what it is at the moment, it's not enough. i don't feel like... yeah, i think it should be raised, for sure. there's young adults out| there who are starting to build up for their own future, to go move into their own- houses and have a life - by themselves, so raising it up would make it easier for everyone. - the government announced today the minimum wage for workers 21 years old and over will rise from £11.44 an hour to £12.21, a 6.7% rise, while workers aged 18—20 will see minimum pay rise from £8.60 to £10 an hour, a rise of over 16%. but for

we don't. >> yes. it does. >> they always. thank you very much. no, it changes in the streets have to get on board. >> and then you got to send an email out. that's what happens. it all ends in an email that gets sent by. >> well, this didn't come about organically. this came about from academia. and it's not the way language should evolve. anyway. i checked with a homosexual before the show, and he said that that was fine. i can't say the other term he used because it's not often technical term. >> well, it was ten minutes ago. >> well, it was ten minutes ago. >> homosexual. yeah. >> homosexual. yeah. >> also, this makes me feel really old because there's things in here where i'm like, what's wrong with that? and it's like, oh, it's happened. i'm middle aged. >> no, this is this is more garbage. i'm so sick of it. the stories tonight are making me very angry inside that is part three crushed. but coming up in the final section, talking ai robots, the chip shop being forced to sell vegetables and a ghost blocks a woman entering a toilet. that we may have entered the welcome ba

the uk's health secretary wes streeting says weight loss injections could be an effective tool for getting unemployed people back to work. hello, welcome to bbc news. we begin with the latest on the war in the middle east where the office of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a decision to retaliate against iran for its ballistic missile attack two weeks ago will be based on israels security needs. the statement was in apparent response to a report in the washington post which said mr netanyahu told president biden he would not target iranian oil or nuclear sites. it comes as the united nations says its peacekeepers in southern lebanon will not move from their positions, defying calls by israel to withdraw. mr netanyahu says he regrets recent injuries to unifil peacekeepers, but says he has repeatedly asked them to leave combat zones and accused hezbollah of using them as human shields. meanwhile, the lebanese health ministry says at least 21 people have been killed in an israeli airstrike on a village in northern lebanon, aitou. so far, israel's military operations in leba