while the bma report focuses on doctors _ difficulties.fficulties. while the bma report. focuses on doctors it comes after a week following similar findings from the royal college of nurses. it affects patient care as wealth is that there are many doctors from other countries who have held senior and expert rolls and they come here and expert rolls and they come here and they are effectively dumbed down. , ., ., ., , , down. they are treated as if they don't have _ down. they are treated as if they don't have the _ down. they are treated as if they don't have the knowledge - down. they are treated as if they don't have the knowledge and i down. they are treated as if they i don't have the knowledge and skills and they— don't have the knowledge and skills and they do. ultimately patient care is suffering. the and they do. ultimately patient care is sufferinu. ,, , , is suffering. the nhs says it is takin: is suffering. the nhs says it is taking decisive _ is suffering. the nhs says it is taking decisive action - is suffering. the nhs says i

the guardian leads with demands by the doctors union, the bma, for a 30% pay rise over the next fivelet's start. a lot of front page pictures of the abstract on the shopping centre and i thought the i had the strongest in age, just showing the flames just directing through that building, the headline, murder at the shops, but 13 people confirmed dead so far, butjust looking at those flames, it's hard to imagine that that number is not going to rise. mi to imagine that that number is not going to rise-— going to rise. all the reports this evenin: going to rise. all the reports this evening have _ going to rise. all the reports this evening have been _ going to rise. all the reports this evening have been saying - going to rise. all the reports this evening have been saying that i going to rise. all the reports this - evening have been saying that hopes have been phasing of finding any more people alive, an estimated thousand people in the middle of the day and that shopping centre when it was attacked. , many of the front pages have images like this can make use of the moving pictures

yes, firstly, i am grateful to the bma - about that?doctors. when doctors or health care staff are supposed to racism at work, on a continuous basis, it causes them stress, it makes them anxious and paranoid. they are not able to work, they don't carry out their duties and this leads to difficulties. they also don't receive the support they are meant to receive. so, gradually, it erodes their psychological resilience. it will develop psychological problems like anxiety, depression and even paranoia and also burn out as a result. it is very important that we tackle this issue of racism by supporting people but also making sure that we take effective preventative action. is sure that we take effective preventative action.- sure that we take effective preventative action. is this racism cominu preventative action. is this racism coming from _ preventative action. is this racism coming from colleagues, - preventative action. is this racism coming from colleagues, because| preventative action. is this racism - coming from colleagues, because

the bma have been campaigning _ waiting list times down?ems which existed before the pandemic although it has been exacerbated by it, but we had much longer waiting list for people than was acceptable already, and when it comes down to it, it is down to three things, we don't have enough hospital capacity in the uk. the number of beds has been reduced by about a quarter over the last nine years. we don't have enough doctors and other health care workers compared with other countries in europe who have an average of about 3.7 doctors per 100,000 of the population but we only have 2.9 so we have more than 25% fewer than the average in europe and none of the regions in the uk actually achieve that average. we also have increased demand on the system in terms of hospital admissions which have risen by about 35% in the last nine years and that has been even more exacerbated by the difficulty in discharging patients into social care so the government needs to address these problems and produce a comprehensive workforce strategy which we have been

the guardian leads with demands by the doctors union, the bma, for a thirty per cent pay rise over the. the mail raises the prospect of a doctors�* strike — if they don't get that pay rise. it also claims doctors have been inspired by the action taken by railway and airport workers. let's go with a different story this time around, but again, that attack in ukraine on the shopping centre, crime against humanity is the banner headline in the daily express, but again, that picturejust headline in the daily express, but again, that picture just showing the inferno in that shopping centre in the immediate aftermath of that strike, unimaginable forthe the immediate aftermath of that strike, unimaginable for the people inside and certainly indicating that the number of dead whale unfortunately increase from the 13 confirmed dead so far. the picture look something _ confirmed dead so far. the picture look something out _ confirmed dead so far. the picture look something out of— confirmed dead so far. the picture look something out of a _ confirmed dead so far. the picture look something out o

for the health foundation, and dr richard van mellaerts, executive officer at the gp committee of the bma this is becoming more and more worrying and will go into difficult winter with fewer gps and we have had before in general practice. what with fewer gps and we have had before in general practice. what is the cause of— before in general practice. what is the cause of this. _ before in general practice. what is the cause of this. the _ before in general practice. what is l the cause of this. the long-standing siunificant the cause of this. the long-standing significant challenges _ the cause of this. the long-standing significant challenges for _ the cause of this. the long-standing significant challenges for general. significant challenges for general practice — significant challenges for general practice. there has been an increase in demand _ practice. there has been an increase in demand foran practice. there has been an increase in demand for an appointment is because — in demand for an appointment is because their population is getting older. _ because their population is getting