annabelle: he is clarifying.member, sam bankman-fried looked at the deal books at summer, and then bill ackman said that he thinks sam beckman freed his telling the truth. rishaad: but he was unaware? annabelle: the truth around the deal books summit, so broadly what he said in that event, but now he has clarified comments because a lot of people interpreted them as some thing that was either defending sam bankman-fried or supporting him as well. he has now returned to twitter, he basically said just at a minimum, this is the biggest case of negligence he has seen in his career, and that has only been reinforced by sam bankman-fried's recent public comments. and if sam bankman-fried is telling the truth, it may be more likely that he has civil rather than criminal liability. at this point, the investigation of sam bankman-fried and ftx is still ongoing. rishaad: what about this division that everybody wants to have? annabelle: ledgerx, basically the derivatives arm of ftx. it is the only one that was regulated by

annabelle droulers is with us now.t was the basic thrust of what he had to say and what was the tone? was there a sense of mia coppola? -- mia coppola? annabelle: i think he was basically trying to distance himself from exactly what went wrong. he said that he only knew that something was amiss back on november 6. and the timeline of the implosion, it was november 11 that i got underway. he went on stage at the summit saying, he only had a few days in that time. he was trying to rate financing. he was deeply apologetic. he did issue a lot of policies to customers on the platform. in terms of what he heard, he was focusing on the international arm of ftx. he says the u.s. one is still solvent. he described it as a margin trading platform. rishaad: japan's is out next month. that's good news for investors. let's have a look at what you just mentioned. how that fits into the whole ftx narrative. it was a little bit, to put it cozy might be putting it mildly. annabelle: more closely intertwined than sam bankman-fried imagi

and finally dishing it out with annabel croft . first out with annabel croft. first out with annabel croft. first out the news with nailsea . hello out the news with nailsea. hello there. good evening . i'm bethany there. good evening. i'm bethany elsie in the gb newsroom, eurostar says it's been to cancelits eurostar says it's been to cancel its services . london on cancel its services. london on boxing day because the rmt strikes will close the uk's high speed. strikes will close the uk's high speed . the announcement comes speed. the announcement comes more than 40,000 union members strike for a third time this week following . an ongoing week following. an ongoing dispute over pay conditions. rmt leader mick lynch says little progress has been made during negotiations but that he believes a compromise is achievable. more industrial action planned for tomorrow . a action planned for tomorrow. a man from leicestershire murdered his partner in his parents has been sentenced to life prison with a minimum term 23 years. ross was dating his colleague newbridge wh

and finally dishing it out with annabel croft . first out with annabel croft. first out with annabel croft. first out the news with nailsea . hello out the news with nailsea. hello there. good evening . i'm bethany there. good evening. i'm bethany elsie in the gb newsroom, eurostar says it's been to cancelits eurostar says it's been to cancel its services . london on cancel its services. london on boxing day because the rmt strikes will close the uk's high speed. strikes will close the uk's high speed . the announcement comes speed. the announcement comes more than 40,000 union members strike for a third time this week following . an ongoing week following. an ongoing dispute over pay conditions. rmt leader mick lynch says little progress has been made during negotiations but that he believes a compromise is achievable. more industrial action planned for tomorrow . a action planned for tomorrow. a man from leicestershire murdered his partner in his parents has been sentenced to life prison with a minimum term 23 years. ross was dating his colleague newbridge wh

annabelle droulers on the latest. our other big story is the upcoming inflation report out of the u.s., and might this actually change market expectations of what the fed not so much does in this meeting, unless it is a blowout number. cemented how much they go next year and how long they stay at those rates. yvonne: and will the market be right that they will have to cut? david: and when. rishaad: that is the big question. the dot plot is expected to indicate a 4.9% peak next year that would translate to the upper end. that is what we have so far for yvonne: let's bring in kathleen hays to walk us through what would be considered a soft print. one that is a bit too strong for the market to deal with. kathleen: for the fed. that is the most important question, what does it mean for the fed? what will be hard for the market to deal with if the fed does not do what they expect. right now it looks like disinflation moving in the right direction, not necessarily rapidly. headline cpi year-over-year comes down to 7.3 from

annabelle is tracking the developments.elle: i start off with what we know, because of course ftx is basically in the congressional process in the month of december, because there are a number of hearings taking place, so so far we have already had one in the senate and the houses next up, because they are holy one on tuesday. recent days ahead of that, we have heard from a number of financial services committee members calling on sam bankman-fried to explain exactly what went wrong at the exchange, and one of those people is maxine waters, the committee chair. she took to twitter to call out sam bankman-fried publicly saying it would be a big help if he could come and help ftx customers, investors, so she wants his participation on the 13th. sam bankman-fried in the last couple of hours has given an rsvp sort up to this. he has said he is willing to testify before the committee and explain what happened, but he is not committing to the timeline of december 13. he basically says it would be his duty to appear once he has fi

annabelle: we are counting down to the market open. haidi: australia has come online, the top stories this hour, inflation calls reinforcing the case where the effect is low the pace of tightening what they half-point height, i will look for asian stocks, investors are considering what this means for future fed policy. segment three denied bail -- bankman-fried denied bail in one of the biggest fraud in american history. shery: south korea jobless rate come in, -- came in, the third month where we see the unemployment rate adjusted in south korea, rising, you have to put in the broader context of things we have, an aggressive tightening from the bok. 626,000 jobs were added in november, the risk ahead for south korea, i weaker won is a threat and import prices are higher and employers are getting hit on costs. what does that mean? the economy faces a difficult environment and the difficulties could worsen in the first half. what are you seeing in australia? annabelle: we have the open here of the asx 200 and we are pointing to some fra

annabelle, what do you make of this? imelt mail planed out to. annabelle, what do you make of this? well i think if ou are do you make of this? well i think if you are to pick— do you make of this? well i think if you are to pick a — do you make of this? well i think if you are to pick a day _ do you make of this? well i think if you are to pick a day in _ do you make of this? well i think if you are to pick a day in december i do you make of this? well i think if| you are to pick a day in december at a random, _ you are to pick a day in december at a random, he — you are to pick a day in december at a random, he would probably find that there — a random, he would probably find that there is some strike action going _ that there is some strike action going on— that there is some strike action going on somewhere. sonia has pointed — going on somewhere. sonia has pointed out you've got rail, nurses, paramedics. — pointed out you've got rail, nurses, paramedics, even some charity workers — paramedics, even some charity workers that have announced a two week_ workers that have announced

i complaints in annabelle's in public support here-— support here.et two things _ support here. i think you've got to set two things against _ support here. i think you've got to set two things against each - support here. i think you've got to set two things against each other, for to file is the demands and the reasons why workers are striking, a lot of differences between the industry, so, for example, in rail it's partly about real terms pay cuts, but also it's about modernisation of the railway, and you can see why union members are striking because there's no offer for their members in terms of retraining, what otherjobs they might be able to do, and you would be looking at people leaving the work for us potentially, and we know that that can have a really damaging long—term consequences. when you look at nursing, nurses have had really significant real terms pay cuts since 2010. they are now quite significantly below where they were in 2010. so the nursing profession is trying to make up some of that lost ground, notjust because it makes it ha

annabelle mentioned the inflationary concerns. concerns are in the picture for 2023 also. the dutch tech export restrictions, for example, that sounds more inflationary, if you have supply chain bifurcations continuing. you have the big reopening in china, more demand from the second-biggest economy in the world. how key will prices be on where markets go from here? prashanti: it will be key. we are moving from peak inflation this year. what is the pace of the inflation declined that we will see next year? i think the key is what are the economic costs to peak inflation? obviously we have higher interest rates around the world. headline inflation is improving because petrol prices are down, lumber prices are down 7%, containment shipping is back but below pre-pandemic levels. we are seeing correction in headline. but the core inflation will take longer. i think it will be 2024 before we get below 3%. but the market reacts to the rate of change and that will start to improve going forward. shery: where do you invest until we get th

annabelle joins us with the latest.been such a fast-moving story and we are now waiting to hear in more news about a potential extradition annabelle: . that's right, that's what we're waiting on. send bankman-fried has been arrested in the bahamas and we got that confirmation from the bahamas attorney general. he put out a statement saying he been arrested, following notification from the u.s. and had filed criminal charges against him. the u.s. is also likely to request his extradition. as a result of the notification, the material probably within it, that's provided within it, in the statement from the attorney general we also had a quote from the bahamas prime minister and he said the bahamas and the u.s. have a shared interest in holding accountable all individuals associated who could've betrayed the public trust and also broken the law. haidi: so where are we in the u.s. investigation? annabelle: the southern district of new york has put out a tweet on this and essentially what we are hearing is that the arrest wa

annabelle: county data asia's major market opens. haidi: the top story this hour, u.s.tocks drop as economic data sparks fresh concerns the fed has further to go on hiking. china looks to cut quarantines for overseas travelers as they dismantle the last pillars of covid zero. . shery: sam bankman-fried. this was the close on wall street. a reversal from the relative calm we had previously. s&p 500 at one falling 3%. nasdaq falling about 4%. concerns that the fed was not done tightening. initial jobless claims rising. third quarter gdp numbers were revised upwards. gloomy economic outlook when it came to micron. not helping market sentiment. 10 year yield holding a 360. two year yields rising across the board. oil prices under pressure at around 77 u.s. dollars. struggling in today's session. low-volume today not only because we are headed towards a holiday, but it seems throughout the year, liquidity has been pretty thin. leading to more exacerbation of price swings. haidi: looking at asian trading, we are looking at cues from the wall street session. futures pointing t

let's get back to annabelle for what is moving. what are you watching?iscussing what you had with the guest around the pivot out of covid zero in china and how tough the road is going to be ahead. one of the companies feeling the effects is tesla, because were told by sources it is going to cut production edits shanghai factory. so people familiar with the matter are saying it could trim production by 20% from last month. we have seen it recently cutting prices and offering incentives to try to lower in buyers in china. this is the effect we are seeing for the biggest supplies in asia. you can see those are broadly in the red. let's change because we are focusing in on the sector in the energy space. given we are still seeing wti trading below the $80 barrel level, in terms of what is driving that, it is down to the broader collapse we are seeing across equity markets and the sentiment around the fed, given we had the data, more strong data coming through, suggesting rates could be higher for longer. some strategists saying the outlook will be volatile,

reporter: annabell munoz, abc7 news. ama: adults in the u.s. are expected to experience more stress in 2023. great. according to a poll released by the american psychiatric association, more than 25% of adults said they will experience stress next year. results increased 20% compared to the december 2021 poll. two out of five adults rated their mental health as fair or poor. personal finances ranked as the most common source for why adults are experiencing stress. about 30% say they want to improve their mental health as a new year's resolution. ama: here's some good news. there may be crab on your table for new year's day. in the bay area. fish and wildlife officials decided today to open the commercial dungeness crab season on new year's eve with certain restrictions. fishers will have to reduce the number of crab traps they set by 50% to lessen the rink of entangling humpback whales. the concern is the humpback whales will get tangled in the trap gear. in past years the wheals had migrated earlier in the year which allowed the season to begi

annabelle: we're counting down to the major market opens. kathleen: good evening from new york. the top stories this hour. china accelerates a shift towards the economy, easing some covid restrictions. haidi: opec-plus responds by keeping the oil output steady. eu sanctions kick in monday. kathleen: sam says he will testify before the house financial services committee after he reviews events. all about the jobs report on friday. hotter than expected suggesting the federal reserve may have to raise rates even higher than at thought when it gets to the december meeting. keep rates higher longer. stocks were down about 1%, volatile. the s&p 500 was down about 1/10. the bond rally fizzle. we will see how that continues. oil down on friday, 1.5% ahead of the meeting. after the meeting, a lot of uncertainty over western sanctions. we will see how that unfolds let me get to the open in just about one hour for the crude oil trading. let's look at payrolls. as for the headline number, up more than forecast. 263,000. october revised. the average hourly earnings was wages. far above the 4

annabelle is here with a closer look.ch uncertainty in terms of what we could see leading to sharp moves. annabelle: it's not just about the covid outlook. there's any sort of surprises we could get around the property sector come a regulators could make any sort of sharp moves and regulation. a lot of catalyst for market moves ahead and a bigger fluctuation than any time since the 2008 financial meltdown on the mainland. investors saying this is not going to be a smooth ride. you can see that reflected in yuan volatility which hit a record in the onshore market. this trend is going to be continuing, even with flexibility around china's covid zero policy. as we see a spike in cases, it brings the odds of mobility restrictions coming back in place and that could curb the upside risk or outlook for growth. it is casting a shadow over the outlook for stock markets. a lot of investors have been turning more bullish but there is a note of caution as well. morgan stanley says the path ahead is rocky and blackrock is saying chin

annabelle: we have a start of trading for japan and korea. yield curve rising across the board in the prior session. in terms of what we are watching is the yen which fell here steady. and traders are starting to resist the outlook for the currencies for the next two months because some traders started ending the first quarter at the 140 level. we have big movers today and others saying we could see a rise as much as 7% over the course of 2023. that is with the expectations with the fed turning more dovish and the doj turning more hawkish. and the fed moderating rate hikes as soon next week. that is the sentiment driver in the session this week. we see the nikkei gaining in trading this week. let's see what the opening is for korea. we are watching the cost act index -- the kosdaq index. and the korean one -- you on --yuan we see that data change. and then we see a surplus of the second straight month. we could see a supporter factor for the currency. we see gains at the start around the key 1300 level. in australia, we are one hour into the

annabelle: well some of them, yeah.s great news if you are in japan today, because basically as you say it was a surprise win. they beat spain and that means they are advancing to the next round of the world cup. so they basically finished at the top of their group and they will be going up against croatia now in the knockout stage. in terms of market reaction, we are seeing a strong move higher for cyber age. they are broadcasting all of the games onto their streaming service for free and they've also got the sports apparel maker moving to the upside of these stocks year, a little in the red but a risk off session across asia this morning. haidi: i will take it from here. we will get an update when it comes to china's moves away from covid zero and the council of foreign relations sells is why they are worried that there is no roadmap for an orderly transition. coming up next, we will be discussing economist call. he says u.s. china relations may have gotten worse under president biden that during donald trump's term i

let us stick with the outlook for central banks and bring in annabelle.k of america is seeing a your dilemmas for policymakers ahead? -- a year of dilemmas for policymakers ahead? annabelle: the mandate was clear and they knew that the work that was in front of them. marcus took it easy because we did see the selloff in risk assets and we did not see any systemic shocks and recovering over the last couple of months. coming into next year, the bank of america said is this is when the hard work will be beginning here. that is because inflation is going to be quite sticky on the way down. there are a lot of issues for central banks are there, bring out the terminal chart, one of the bank of america is watching. this is the asian outlook, lot of them are coming down below the key 50 territory as they are around the world. policymakers are going to be deciding or needing to decide when they do shift their focus from where they are looking in terms of sticking inflation to rising employment and unemployment and in some cases they need to address financial stabi

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and now also in book form ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin, germany foreign minister, annabel bulk holds a joint press conference in india with her opposite number there. she's in the country for a 2 day visit. i'm public police, welcome to the program. we're going to bring you now straight to delhi, where germany's foreign minister on elana bab book is holding a press conference with her deli counterpart s j shankar at they began the signing of a joint agreement between india and germany on migration. to illustrate that in these difficult times, it is important that we stand together as partners and values that we really can grow together and what that we are doing. so my visit today could not be more timely this month, as you said in india, to 20 presidency and your presidency in the un security council overlap with our g 7 presidency. so, you know, also having the presidency of the united nations security council. so minister j sean. com. i would like to explicitly thank you for assuming the presidency of the g. 20. not only in business as usual way, but you also made it very cl

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annabelle: i guess you could say another one -- we have seen that reaction in the markets.shot looking at the asia index, basically hong kong-lifted chinese stocks. that october low is at 38% jump to our we are today, surpassing the gains we had on the old world index. but people are more optimistic despite the headwinds in place, specifically what we were discussing with goldman sachs. the path to reopening will not be smooth and china. some economists say we could see a peeling back or rather restrictions put back in place given the case spike. but blackrock is one of them saying they are positive on the outlook and that earnings in china have a potential upside. what makes a more positive is given we do have a recession in the u.s. and europe, but it is all down to the changing messaging around covid zero even as we have, we hear that top official saying health risk from the omicron variant was basically like the flu. shery: but that optimism is there. the bloomberg story showing a 60% of respondents calling for a supply. su: more on the covid-19 develop its. the policy

annabelle, thank you for the update. bloomberg has learned that goldman sachs is cutting hundreds more jobs as it restructures its struggling consumer business. joining us now is asia finance editor russell ward. russell, now seems clear that some of the pullback that goldman had been doing in terms of letting go people who were underperforming, this goes further than that. how much of this is about concern over the upcoming environment versus just in underperforming consumer division? >> think it's a bit of both dani. there's definitely two reasons for this. the underperforming consumer business. remember david when he came in four years ago he said he was going to expand from wall street to main street. things have not gone well. costs have been swelling and they have been losing money. partly this reflects that but also does reflect the chances of an economic slowdown. last week he said the chances of recession in the u.s. are high. he also said that he wants his bank to become warrnambool, to have a right size for th

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but i'm joined by one of the striking annabel burgess. thanks for joining me. if you can hear me over the boisterous picket line behind you on about give us a sense of how things have become so bad. the nurses whose vocation it is to care for people on board are willing to walk out of those ward and take the sort of actions. stephanie was decision branding. i love nothing. i wanted to go 5 years old. i love the i do. i would love to say to me, we're doing this during the patients because it's home to 7 in the morning, right past midnight. we're trying to 50000 make time getting real time to make choices between child heating was sick. it's not realistic. continue to why we're talking about an existing crisis for the n h. yes, yes, definitely. i think that you know, there are people at the moment know, trying to force that to man and when the finest people we listen to negotiations with government doesn't stop that. we all the people we actually feel every day, we know how they know what their struggling with. no like with direct the me the for the world cup win

necessary to branca, russia to we sneezed, but we are all armies. energy wise, it is the situation mist. annabelle, we have mine a stand last week for us. it's a terrible winter, i mean he rushes minus than his wine frequent. but here people start to realize that we had a huge problem of energy. no fuel, no gas, no, no, no, no solutions for oil within months in long term solutions, not before years from now. our economies in tatters everywhere. i mean factories closing the cost of life is increasing. we have for 10 percent, 12 percent inflation. we can't get energy, this is terrible and they don't have an answer here. also, our economy encounters and rushes seems to do well. the statements on sunday, china's foreign minister said that the bilateral relationship between moscow and beijing remains unshakable. thirties, aperture, among, with a cap put into the china, russia relationship which is based on non alliance, non confrontation, and non targeting of any 3rd party remains. rock solid, such relationship is free from interference or any attempt to so discord between the 2 countries in is immune

gayle annabel bay area, health officers and doctors have been trying to get the message out there for months, raising awareness on how to stay safe. >> as people begin to eat, to gather indoors. if you're planning a party for the holidays, try to do that. well, ventilated our outdoor spaces to kind of increase the chance of this being. >> as healthy and safe holiday season, doctor gabriel ortiz with zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital says the hospital is well prepared but hopes people will do things to protect themselves. this winter cases are rising. and so it's important that when we do get together during this holiday season that we do so safely this week, health officers from all 9 bay area counties issued new recommendations for people to stay healthy this winter as flu and rsv cases surge with the potential to overwhelm bay-area hospitals. please, please. it's not too late to get your annual flu shot. >> and your covid-19 updated bivalent booster. both are now available for everyone age 6 months and up. i can't tell you how many patients over the last 3 weeks told me tha

that's what annabel and alina babble, brought out and said that in germany was investing a great deal of money, some 10000000000 euros in the next year. it years to work on issues related with climate change in india. she also said something which was music to india as years . she talked about a relationship with india, which would be deeper and more diversified. moving away from china. it's a, this was a relationship which was bit based on shared values. where as john, as she said, germany saw as a systemic rival, and also i would try to diversify away from china a bit and we'll move more towards india. i'm worried that there was also a deal signed on migration. what details did we get and how important is that to india was very important to india because what it symbolizes it's, it is called the migration and mobility agreement. and that was at the heart of this press conference. the 2 foreign ministers walked in, and the 1st thing they did was to sign this mobility and migration agreement. what it underscores is that the 2 countries are keen to work closer together at the people to

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a doctor colo tundi is annabel jenny. i know it was so as to be in pin. i was a speak to him, want to use foundation an organization came to care for job headed homes, lake esters. they noticed how s door struggling with her siblings and stepped in in 2018. what sort of support do provide basically its financial support. as for this, this kids we support them with french food from one to 30, make sure they're okay if they have was better abuse, we have to pay for them and stuff like that. finally, is there anything else you'd like to address about child headed families, or we can do show them some support in love. it may not be that you give them food, but at least the fact that you're there for them is good enough in not being taken advantage. all. that's how we wrap up our discussion on child headed families while i'd been degraded. so please de la has a dead bless. if you come across my music esters, because i'm pretty sure that someplace near you, you can as is did anything from ford to basic needs to education and so forth, or do anything to job the

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alliance. julia, thank you very much, shar corresponded julia saralitos, german foreign minister emily annabel bach is visiting nigeria to personally return the so called benign bronzes. there among thousands of valuable artifacts stolen by europeans in the late 19th century. the repatriation follows an agreement struck this year between berlin and a boucher, the 1st statues left a museum in cologne on friday, preparing precious cargo for a long awaited journey home. these stolen treasures have spent over a century in germany. they'll soon begin a new life in modern day nigeria, the country where they were crafted. hundreds of years ago, dozens of bronze sculpture is housed in this museum in cologne, now legally belong to nigeria and will be returned there in stages over the next few years. my delegation from nigeria was on hand to witness the inaugural transfer . and i had lost this things happen. it's really a hugely motional warm it for me and to see when i go back to goodness city, to see how much this pupil expressed, the emotions of the excitement to see the poor reel. this objects are c

your annabelle and they'll bring you in is guys. you know they're so muscular in young. they're gorgeous. feel like i've learned how to be a parent and she always reminds me. i'm still the parents and i'll go not so much, but we have formed a really nice bond. i call us the good old ex sisters , frank mallicoat ktvu, fox two news. the bill graham and nora project celebrated the fifth night of hanukkah with a car minera vehicle parade tonight. the holiday of hanukkah is a holiday that we celebrate in public so that everyone can know about this incredible miracle. this miracle is one that is for everyone to know about because it's about the core of what it means to be jewish and succor. what it means to be human is that we have freedom of religion, and we stand up for what is right. and what is our faith. and what is our tradition. more than two dozen cars lit up with menorah on their rooftops circled several neighborhoods before going to city hall for a small celebration and oakland tech high school senior athlete who was offered scholarships to eight universities is stic

it is the situation mist. annabelle, we had mine a stand last week for us. it's a terrible winter. i mean he rushes on the same minus than is quite frequent. but here people start to realize that we had a huge problem of energy. no fuel, no gas, no, no one, no, no solutions for, for oil are within month on, in long term solutions, not before years from now. our economy in tatters everywhere. i mean factories closing the cost of life is increasing. we have for 10 percent, 12 percent inflation. we can't get energy. this is terrible and they don't have an answer on so our economy encounters and rushes seems to do well. we're at a major gas storage for 13 emerald curs. atlantic coast has burst into flames amid a series of explosions. so far, no casualties have been reported. ah, 5 is a said to have contained the blaze media report for the gas the could have been responsible . have also been concerns about other probable materials being kept at the facility local jealous sorrow at the lab center. this report from morocco. we all know, damn ham mindy. i get storage facility goes up in fl

but we are all armies. energy wise, it is the situation mist. annabelle, we have mine a stand mostly for us. it's a total winter, i mean he rushes sang minus than his wine frequent. but here people start to realize that we had a huge problem of energy. no, no fuel, no gas, no, no one, no, no solutions for oil. oh, within months on been m long term solutions, not before years from now our economies in tatters everywhere. i mean factories closing the cost of life is increasing. we have for 10 percent, 12 percent inflation. oh, we can't get energy. this is terrible and they don't have an answer. oh, so our economy, thing touches and brushes, seems to do well. a ukrainian presidential adviser has called for the targeting of iranian weapons, factories over the country, the legit arm supplies to russia, which both moscow enter on have denied iran planned to boost massage on supplies for russia, blood, leaf, cumulative, destitution of international sanctions. important to abandon none the walk in sanctions invalid to you and resolutions concept and moved to more destructive two's liquidatio

but i'm joined by one of the striking nurses. annabel burgess, thanks for joining me. if you can hear me over the boisterous picket line behind you on about give us a sense of how things have become so bad. the nurses whose vocation it is to care for people on board are willing to walk out of those ward and take the sort of actions. stephanie wasn't an easy decision. branding. i love nothing. i want to go 5 years old. i love the i do. i would love to say to me, we're doing this, not just ross, also during the patient because it's home for 7 in the morning way past midnight. we're trying to 50000 adults and time in real time time to make choices between child heating was sick. it's not realistic why i was talking. he was talking about an existing crisis for the n h. yes. yes, definitely. i think that, you know, there are people at the moment, you know, trying to close and then i will stand for this nation trying to order people we, we would listen to this issue with government very didn't stop that. we all that close to the people we actually said if you every day, we k

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