we heard from the bma — is address pay dispute.ress pay dispute. we heard from the bma this morning, you | is address pay dispute. we heard i from the bma this morning, you are after an improvement in pay and conditions and the suggestion is possibly around 11%. would that be enough to resolve this? i’m possibly around 11%. would that be enough to resolve this?— enough to resolve this? i'm not auoin to enough to resolve this? i'm not going to get — enough to resolve this? i'm not going to get into _ enough to resolve this? i'm not going to get into specific- enough to resolve this? i'm not i going to get into specific numbers but have _ going to get into specific numbers but have got to be clear, we have asked _ but have got to be clear, we have asked for— but have got to be clear, we have asked for pay to be restored to the value _ asked for pay to be restored to the value it _ asked for pay to be restored to the value it had — asked for pay to be restored to the value it had in 2008 because it has been _ value it had in 2008 beca

i'm joined by doctor tom dolphin who represents the bma and is an anaesthetist.y in future they could change the rules around so many of you coming out to make sure minimum staffing is available in hospital, what is your response? it is a bit misleading of him to say that because the bma has i was been clear we are making sure emergency care is covered. we've never had a strike everyone has worked out at the same time, we always maintain patient safety but still partly is trying to solve the problem by crushing dissent and preventing us from having strike action we are entitled to and making sure we cannot have legitimate claims heard. if you suppress a pay dispute like this, all you do is saving up problems for the future but what he needs to do is address pay dispute. we heard from the bma this morning, you are after an improvement in pay and conditions and the suggestion is possibly around 11%. would that be enough to resolve this? i'm not going to get into specific numbers but we have got to be clear, we have asked for pay to be restored to the _ value it had

you are asking doctors and bma _ law. is it tone deaf? you are asking doctors and bma to _ law.n approach different to what we see in other countries. it is learning from the experience in france, italy, the approach others take to balancing the need of patients and time critical services with recognising the legitimate right to strike workers had.— the legitimate right to strike workers had. ,, : . ,, workers had. steve barclay, thank ou. john is here on an important day for newcastle fans. for newcastle fa ns. for fa ns newcastle fans. for fans making their way to newcastle fans. forfans making their way to italy, some of them already there for this huge night, champions league, the first time in 20 years. in the doldrums such a long time, the club probably never thought this would come. it is about pacing yourselves. a long day. also the first champions league for manager eddie howe. what a night for those associated with the club. and we can speak to one of those. and rob lee, former player, spent ten years at the club. everybody must be in dreamland. we have been waiting 20

but the bma were not happy with that , according to happy with that, according to the bma.eople may really see where they come from. and junior doctors have seen their pay decrease in real terms . by 35% since two real terms. by 35% since two thousand and seven. so they are asking for a 35% pay increase, which they say will take them only back to where they were in real terms, taking inflation into account in two thousand and seven. so if you just look at the difference there , we've got the difference there, we've got the difference there, we've got the government proposed raising a 6.5% pay rise. the bma asking for a 35% pay rise, very , very for a 35% pay rise, very, very hard to see how an agreement is going to be reached and while they battle it out , it will be they battle it out, it will be patients who are compromised. >> yeah, the gulf seems to be ever growing . olivia olivia ever growing. olivia olivia utley, our political correspondent, thanks so much . correspondent, thanks so much. >> okay. and joining us live now from a picket line at the royal london hospital

well, there's more politics in the bma. nye bevan said something like that as well, he did actually fill their mouths with gold . that's their mouths with gold. that's right. that's what nye bevan said to keep the consultants within the system . um, now this within the system. um, now this is appalling. people people are going to be in difficulty . going to be in difficulty. perhaps they will die because of people are asking for more money and they're not just saying 6, 7. they're saying 35. that is wrong. it is irresponsible . wrong. it is irresponsible. >> al michael. well, 35% is a bargaining position , jerry. bargaining position, jerry. >> you know that. and jacob knows that. and nobody expects them to be paid . and they would them to be paid. and they would settle for about a third of that. i think. but the problem has that people in the has been that people in the health service, their pay levels, junior levels, particularly junior doctors, down well, doctors, have gone down well, about a third in the case of junior d

well, there's more politics in the bma.e bevan said something like that as well, he did actually fill their mouths with gold . that's their mouths with gold. that's right. that's what nye bevan said to keep the consultants within the system . um, now this within the system. um, now this is appalling. people people are going to be in difficulty . going to be in difficulty. perhaps they will die because of people are asking for more money and they're not just saying 6, 7. they're saying 35. that is wrong. it is irresponsible . wrong. it is irresponsible. >> al michael. well, 35% is a bargaining position , jerry. bargaining position, jerry. >> you know that. and jacob knows that. and nobody expects them to be paid . and they would them to be paid. and they would settle for about a third of that. i think. but the problem has that people in the has been that people in the health service, their pay levels, junior levels, particularly junior doctors, down well, doctors, have gone down well, about a third in the case of junior doct

>> is the bma's fault? >> is the bma's fault? >> is the bma's fault? >> i don't.lame any one person for a death. i don't that kind of finger pointing i think is unhelpful. but i don't agree with the bma that problems that will result from the strikes are due to some kind of long term trend. i think these specific strikes will have a huge impact on lives and on the performance. >> this is political, isn't it, because we know the bma have accepted in scotland, which is managed by a different political persuasion government, the snp , persuasion government, the snp, a 17% pay deal over two years. they're still demanding a 35% in england. difference being tory government, which they want to destroy . destroy. >> i'm i am baffled about the bma and senior consultants motivations . there is clearly motivations. there is clearly a big gap here. 17 other health health groups have agreed quite modest increases in wages. how can the health secretary look them in the eye after giving a socking great big wage increase to the bma and to the senior consultants who are the highes

that was the key thing that the bma asked for.ed in full the recommendations of the pay review body process, but it's also right that we have a safety net to protect patients alongside recognising people's right to strike as concerns for nhs waiting times grow. >> now the government is now preparing to pass legislation that would protect critical services from strike action. people have the right to strike. >> we recognise that's an important right, but we also protect time critical services in hospital like chemotherapy , in hospital like chemotherapy, like dialysis. my priority is patients and the bma should be calling off these strikes and focusing on patients. >> but with thousands of bma union members set to walk out over the coming days is morning and the government's remaining firm on what it can offer. it seems that for now at least, the dooris seems that for now at least, the door is closed on negotiations as sophie reaper gb news says. >> now these strikes awful and they add to the waiting list and whatever it is. but ar

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that was the key thing that the bma asked for.d in full the recommendations of the pay full the recommendations of the pay review body process and then in terms of this legislation, we've passed the primary legislation and that does take time and with other unions such as the royal college of nursing, we did agree exemptions. so other unions did respond more constructively. but because of the concerns here, we brought forward primary legislation and what we're now consulting on is the detail of how that applies across great britain from a hospital setting specifically. so there's a range of things we've been doing both with the bma in terms of responding on pensions, responding to the pay review body. it's self, but also bringing forward this legislation. we've now got the primary legislation place and primary legislation in place and what we're consulting on is how it applies to the specific issues within hospitals. >> but some people might see this more as a failure of negotiations. i mean, the fact that the labour party, in fac

. >> but so the bma not the >> but so the bma not for the consultant , >> but so the bma not for ther doctors are demanding 35. i mean, do you that's a fair mean, do you think that's a fair pay mean, do you think that's a fair pay demand? mean, do you think that's a fair paythat'snd? mean, do you think that's a fair paythat's the well, that's what >> that's the well, that's what they've lost in real terms . so they've lost in real terms. so all for we all they're asking for is can we just what we used to get? just have what we used to get? that's for . that's all we're asking for. we're not asking more we're not asking for any more than everybody than that. you know, everybody effectively is having a real terms at the moment, but terms pay cut at the moment, but they've more for they've been having it more for longer lot people do. longer than a lot of people do. >> that's true , >> you think that's true, benjamin they have been having a pay benjamin they have been having a pay cut for longer than a lot of people are listening and watching people are listening and watabsolutely. but

i mean, the the bma, i mean, an the fact the bma, i mean, an organisation that is supposedly representingprofessionals tells puts in a pay claim for 35, which is ludicrous and then tries to say it's worked it out on retrospective of increases in over a number of years is beyond me as a former trade union negotiator, i certainly you know we went for good deals but i mean this is nonsense. the fact now that the i mean, this is really about it's just an anti—tory this is about this is having a go at the government at. and i have friends who are in the medical profession and they are excellent. we've got some great doctors. we've got some great doctors. we've got some great doctors. we've got some great nurses, we've got some great nurses, we've got some great nurses, we've got some great staff. but at the end of day, you go into medicine of the day, you go into medicine and you are there to your primary purpose is look after primary purpose is to look after your patient . so i for fully your patient. so i for fully support having what we're trying to do is to get a sort of a minimum standard

. >> a spokesperson for the prime minister says it remains the bma gift to step back from this week'srike action. that's as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended amid a four day nhs walkout . for the first time, walkout. for the first time, junior doctors and consultants are striking at the same time. tomorrow, health secretary steve barclay says minimum service levels will protect patients . levels will protect patients. >> it's about saying how do we get the balance right? how do we protect those time critical services ? we've got primary services? we've got primary legislation now in place and we're going to look at how that appuesin we're going to look at how that applies in hospitals. so that we can ensure things like chemotherapy are not disrupted by strikes and really make sure we're protecting patients. so that's what we're consulting on. we want get that balance we want to get that balance right. is important people's right. it is important people's right. it is important people's right strike and we respect right to strike and we respect that

nearly 9% and they say that meets the wreck of the independent pay review and the pay claims by the bmaffordable. health correspondent nick triggle, thank you. at the end of the last school term, the government missed its own deadline to publish guidance about what schools in england should do when a child identifies as transgender. scotland and northern ireland have guidance. wales is holding a public consultation. it means headteachers in england still have to make their own decisions about issues around toilets and changing facilities, what sports pupils play, and how to involve parents. our correspondent lauren moss has been speaking to two anonymous parents with differing views. guidance for schools about transgender pupils was first promised in 2018, and despite the prime minister's pledge it would be delivered last term, the wait continues. when and how to involve parents is one of the reasons it's so complicated. we're a close—knit family. i want to make sure that she doesn't do anything that's not right for her. when rachel's16—year—old identified as nonbinary — not exclusively

they absolutely strike the bma because they can'strike whatey absolutely strike the bma because theye conservatives did was make sure there a minimum service there was a minimum service agreement. be a agreement. so should you be a patient need to see patient and need to see a doctor? you actually can and the other she was doing was other thing she was doing was giving more power to workers , giving more power to workers, and that the right to and that was the right to flexible day one flexible working from day one and right not to be and the right not to be contacted. well, i have to say , contacted. well, i have to say, post lockdown. we're trying to get workers back into work. people 400,000 fewer are working since 2019. and you've got people working from home and working from the beach. i'd say what we need to do is make sure employers rights . employers have got more rights. >> carl robinson you feel incredibly strongly about this. >> you totally disagree with angela and you actually say strike should be made illegal. >> well, i think if you're going to go on strike, your employ

they absolutely strike the bma because they can'strike whatey absolutely strike the bma because theye conservatives did was make sure there a minimum service there was a minimum service agreement. be a agreement. so should you be a patient need to see patient and need to see a doctor? you actually can and the other she was doing was other thing she was doing was giving more power to workers , giving more power to workers, and that the right to and that was the right to flexible day one flexible working from day one and right not to be and the right not to be contacted. well, i have to say , contacted. well, i have to say, post lockdown. we're trying to get workers back into work. people 400,000 fewer are working since 2019. and you've got people working from home and working from the beach. i'd say what we need to do is make sure employers rights . employers have got more rights. >> carl robinson you feel incredibly strongly about this. >> you totally disagree with angela and you actually say strike should be made illegal. >> well, i think if you're going to go on strike, your employ

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tonight, their union, the bma, said it's a no—brainer to invest in the future of the nhs workforce ratherh a credible pay offer. so for patients, the pain is set to continue. next week, junior doctors and consultants will stage a three—day strike — their longest co—ordinated walk—out to date. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. the former nurse and serial killer lucy letby, who is serving a whole life sentence for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others, is to face a retrial for the attempted murder of a baby girl. the jury at the trial, which ended last month, failed to reach a verdict on that charge. a provisional date for letby�*s retrial has been set forjune next year. 0ur correspondent danny savage was at court today. she's serving a whole life term for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others. lucy letby will now face a retrial on one charge the jury who convicted her couldn't decide on. did she attempt to kill a girl referred to in court as baby k? she was being treated at the countess of chester hospital in february 2016. letby appeared via video link tod

downing street says the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week. level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and

the doctors union, the bma, said staffing levels were safe on strike days and more regulations weren't're in no doubt that harm will be coming to patients as a consequence of the repeated cumulative industrial action that's gone on for so long. tomorrow sees a joint walk—out by consultants and junior doctors and a new chapter in this bitter dispute. hugh pym, bbc news. the time is 6:18pm. our top story this evening. the government is considering dropping its ban on the sale the government is considering changing net zero commitments. and what can be done about the lock that contains half of the coming up in sportsday in the next on bbc news — spain's players report for duty but will they actually play? the majority of the squad say they won't until spanish federation makes major changes. the education secretary has told mps that nearly 250 temporary classrooms such as portacabins have been ordered by schools to accommodate lessons in the wake of the crisis over crumbling concrete or raac. gillian keegan also confirmed that the number of schools affected has increased. there are now 174

it is now 181 days since the doctors union, the bma, and the health secretary, steve barclay, held talksred to go beyond, the 8.8% they have offered junior doctors, and the 6% for consultants. instead the government announced today it intends to order doctors off picket lines to maintain a minimum level of service. the new regulations, which now apply in six areas of the economy would come in next year, it would mean that in future doctors and nurses would have to provide a certain level of cover if served with a "work notice" by their employer. with more on this is our health editor hugh pym. good to see. 7.8 million people already on a waiting list at the end ofjuly. the nhs confederation said today they expect to cancel more appointments and operations than ever before, so what the advice to people who, this week, might be expecting to go into hospital? it is very difficult. _ expecting to go into hospital? it is very difficult, as _ expecting to go into hospital? it 3 very difficult, as we had the from charlie, who has breast cancer. she has had her surgery but she needs scans and fo

a spokesperson for the prime minister says it remains the bma's gift to step back from this week's strikespitals could be extended as the nhs prepares for a four day staff walkout at consultants in england are walking out for 48 hours today over pay with junior doctors joining them tomorrow and picketing until friday for the first time junior doctors and consult points are striking at the same time. tomorrow health secretary steve barclay says minimum service levels will protect patients . protect patients. >> it's about saying how do we get the balance right? how do we protect those time critical services ? we've got primary services? we've got primary legislation now in place and we're going to look at how that appuesin we're going to look at how that applies in hospitals so that we can ensure things like chemotherapy are not disrupted by strikes and really make sure we're protecting patients . so we're protecting patients. so that's what we're consulting on. we want to get that balance right. it is important people's right. it is important people's right strike and we respect right to

million a yearfor a panda and they're very height contract about they're very height contract about the bmapened the scoring through zeki amdouni's 20—yard strike in the first half before callum hudson—odoi got the equaliser on his debut for forest. it wasn't without its drama, though — burnley�*s lyle foster had a goal disallowed for handball which would've put them back in the lead, before being sent off in stoppage time with a red. this result means burnley stay in the relegation zone, while forest move out of the bottom half of the table and up to eighth. the champions league is back tomorrow night, with holders manchester city in action against red star belgrade. last season marked the club's first triumph in the competition and manager pep guardiola has said this will take the pressure off his side. for our club to for ourclub to win for our club to win the champions league, something incredible. how many teams won one champions league? just one. but there is a lot win two, three, four, five, and win the first one. always win, but it's something incredible for us, first time in histor

communities of service the service industry, teach and everyone who falls under that line for the bmr, the bma stars at 55% and the rest strug toll figure out how to make endy met and have housing until is reflected i ask you to thoeld until prioritizes those of us struggling it still in the city my family includes. thank you i appreciate the comments stated thank you supervisor preston for asking heard questions and thank you supervisor megovern i appreciate you thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm call nothing regarding i believe should be rejected and start back over. and write legislation that is directly toward affordable housing and then and there language coopted a lot by [inaudible] which is i shame if you want to help than i could have fixed tennessee from falling back in the bank. ja they didn't we don't have time for this anymore at this point, the language should be about affordable housing. working complsz san franciscans this nonsense of making market rate is in the going to work. all the talk about supply and demand on the marketingly not work if you will not sieve

have you ever tried negotiating with the bma ? bma? >> there are obviously very difficult.ah, but i very difficult. yeah, but i ruthlessly exploit the public affection for doctors and do it in the most absolutely cynical way. >> but david and you start beginning to buy into a lot of bma rubbish and you will never ever , ever be able to run a ever, ever be able to run a health service satisfactorily because 70% of the money that goes into the health service goes into the health service goes into the health service goes into wages and incomes now, yeah, but that doesn't make that a bad decision . a bad decision. >> i mean, these people, it would make it a better decision if it wasn't so much. >> well, i mean, this is not a this is. >> but they're not being paid what they deserve. and all this nonsense where they about nonsense where they talk about how do know 35% if we do pay how do we know 35% if we do pay deficit has been allowed to go down by 35. somebody made a big mistake there. so it's always going to seem unreasonable to try and get some sort of take on that. we will

we will have agreed certain mitigations with the bma to try to ensure life and limb cover, christmasweek the government committed to hundred million extra to the health service to help us through winter. but that was dwarfed by the billion or so extra costs. our estimate would be of strakes this week will probably cost more than the injection money from the government. these strakes, you know, they lead to huge burdens on the health service and the shelford group's call for the bma and the government to get together is one we we have made in the past to make past. we can only hope that this time that callers listen to. ——we have made in the past and will make repeatedly. the have made in the past and will make reeatedl . ., ., , ., repeatedly. the government has made an order it -- — repeatedly. the government has made an order it -- offered _ repeatedly. the government has made an order it -- offered says _ repeatedly. the government has made an order it -- offered says is _ repeatedly. the government has made an order it -- offered says is the - an order it —— offered says is the f

i think, is what i'm assuming the bma will allow this kind of christmas day type cover for the blue lightfront door , for icu and some the front door, for icu and some derogations allowing docs to come in under specific circumstance . nurses grant circumstance. nurses grant shapps has been appointed as the new defence secretary following the resignation of ben wallace after four years in the job. >> he says he wants to explore different opportunities and spend more time with his family. education minister claire coutinho takes over as energy and net zero secretary, replacing shapps. and net zero secretary, replacing shapps . this is gb replacing shapps. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital radio and on car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to . play gb news. now it's back to. jacob the home affairs select committee has come up with a number of sensible suggestions in its recent report and recommendations, saying that addicts should receive treatment for the breaking of county lines ,

downing street said today the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week.that's right. as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses , extended to doctors and nurses, consultants in england are striking for 48 hours today over pay striking for 48 hours today over pay with junior doctors joining them tomorrow. and picketing until friday. and the government's faced criticism today for its decision to give avanti west coast a new long term contract at the department for transport has announced the train operator will continue to run services on the west coast main line for at least three years as that line runs from london to glasgow through birmingham, liverpool, manchester and edinburgh. but that's despite the company having the second worst performance records in the country. on the railways , the country. on the railways, the financial conduct authority has concluded today that there's no evidence that banks close the accounts of customers because of their political views . it their political views. it foll

downing street said today the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week.that's right. as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses , extended to doctors and nurses, consultants in england are striking for 48 hours today over pay striking for 48 hours today over pay with junior doctors joining them tomorrow. and picketing until friday. and the government's faced criticism today for its decision to give avanti west coast a new long term contract at the department for transport has announced the train operator will continue to run services on the west coast main line for at least three years as that line runs from london to glasgow through birmingham, liverpool, manchester and edinburgh. but that's despite the company having the second worst performance records in the country. on the railways , the country. on the railways, the financial conduct authority has concluded today that there's no evidence that banks close the accounts of customers because of their political views . it their political views. it foll

the number one of the bma was to one request of the bma was to make very generous changes to pensionnsion taxation. that was the bma consultants number one request of the government and we have delivered on that. and that's a huge boost in terms of consultants remuneration in in addition, we've accepted in full the independent pay review body recommendations. that means a junior doctor on average gets 8.8. those starting this summer, we're receiving up to 10.3. but it's not in the nhs interest to see inflation continue to be high. that would be damaging to the nhs as a whole. and we also have to be fair to our nurses, our paramedics, other public sector workers like teachers, like those in our armed forces. so we've accepted in full the pay so we've accepted in full the pay review body recommendations. we've made very generous changes in terms of pension tax, but the demand from the junior doctors for a pay rise , a 35, is not for a pay rise, a 35, is not fair in the context of many of the people listening to this who work both in the public sector in other roles , but also in the in

downing street says the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week.t's as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses. consultants in england are striking for 48 hours today over pay . junior hours today over pay. junior doctors will join them tomorrow and they'll all be picketing until friday. the government's facing criticism for its decision to give avanti west coast a new long term contract . coast a new long term contract. the department for transport has announced the train operator will continue to run services on the west coast main line for at least three years as that line runs from london to glasgow through birmingham, liverpool, manchester and edinburgh. and it's despite the company having the second worst performance records in the country . and as records in the country. and as you've been hearing , the you've been hearing, the financial conduct authority has concluded that there's no evidence that banks close the accounts of customers because of their political views . it their political

thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england , delaying across england, delaying operations and placing more pressure on the nhs . meanwhile, pressure on the nhs. meanwhile, thousands of london underground workers are to walk out amid a long running dispute overjob cuts and safety concerns. the rmt union is saying strike action will hit commuters in the capital on the fourth and sixth of next month . the home of next month. the home secretary says plans by a social media giant to introduce end to end encryption will create a safe haven for. meta, which owns facebook , instagram and facebook, instagram and whatsapp, plans plans to make the encryption settings standard on all 1 to 1 chats by the end of the year. so ela braverman says, though, that the change will hamper efforts to carry out vital investigation work. she's calling on the company to work with the government to ensure adequate safety measures are put in place . now, you may have in place. now, you may have noficed in place. now, you may have noticed today was a bit dark and windy across much of

thousands of bma medics stopped work at nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations and placingessure on the nhs . and finally, the king and queen are in france as part of a three day state visit celebrating shared history, culture and values. they were greeted in france, in paris in fact, by the president, emmanuel macron and his wife at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before heading off to the elysee palace for talks. and this evening, the royal couple's been attending a state banquet at the palace of versailles . we have wind as well versailles. we have wind as well of a host of celebrities in attendance this evening , attendance this evening, including hugh grant, didier drogba, football star patrick vieira and others will report on that later with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> well, it all happened as a result of a leak. my guess is this was going to be rishi sunak's big conference speech in the first week of october up in manchester. but i

thousands of bma medics stopped work at nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations and placingressure on the nhs . and finally, the king and queen are in france as part of a three day state visit celebrating shared history, culture and values. they were greeted in france, in paris in fact, by the president, emmanuel macron and his wife at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before heading off to the elysee palace for talks. and this evening, the royal couple's been attending a state banquet at the palace of versailles . we have wind as well versailles. we have wind as well of a host of celebrities in attendance this evening , attendance this evening, including hugh grant, didier drogba, football star patrick vieira and others will report on that later with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> well, it all happened as a result of a leak. my guess is this was going to be rishi sunak's big conference speech in the first week of october up in manchester. but

the bma refused to negotiate it.were confidential and they were communicating with each other by whatsapp during the meeting rather than actually negotiating , they made a complete fool of themselves during negotiations. you need to read up about what the bma is doing to the profession. it is an utter disgrace the way the bma is behaving . yeah. okay. behaving. yeah. okay. >> fraser on average , on >> fraser on average, on average, if we're having a look at the amount of money that gets pumped our public sector as pumped into our public sector as opposed sector on opposed to our private sector on on average, the wages in the pubuc on average, the wages in the public sector are higher than the average in the private sector . why should our junior sector. why should our junior doctors and our consultants be getting another bumper pay rise? i'm looking at it here now. the pay i'm looking at it here now. the pay for junior doctors will be increased of increased by an average of around 8.8. that what was around 8.8. that

downing street says the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week.that's as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses. consultants in england are striking for 48 hours today over pay . junior hours today over pay. junior doctors will join them tomorrow and they'll all be picketing until friday. the government's facing criticism for its decision to give avanti west coast a new long term contract . coast a new long term contract. the department for transport has announced the train operator will continue to run services on the west coast main line for at least three years as that line runs from london to glasgow through birmingham, liverpool, manchester and edinburgh. and it's despite the company having the second worst performance records in the country . and as records in the country. and as you've been hearing , the you've been hearing, the financial conduct authority has concluded that there's no evidence that banks close the accounts of customers because of their political views . it their politic

directly from the uk and get the figures uk and you can get the figures from we in those. from the bmas we do in those. >> to a variety of >> we go to a variety of different countries, but we try and recruit nurses. and actively recruit and nurses. for we should recruit for example, we should recruit nurses philippines for example, we should recruit nurses basicallyhilippines for example, we should recruit nurses basically middlees for example, we should recruit nurses basically middle class because basically middle class families in the philippines spend families in the philippines spenldaughters, mainly their daughters, mainly daughters, nurses. their daughters, mainly dalandrs, nurses. their daughters, mainly dalandrs, good nurses. their daughters, mainly dalandrs, good ractually >> and it's a good it's actually a good philippines and a good for the philippines and good if we get if people good for us if we get if people are paying for the training themselves in the philippines. but we need find solution but we need to find a solution to the crisis. yes, some of it will be ai and ma

downing street is said today that the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week. that's as action this week. that's as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses consultants in england are striking for 48 hours today over pay ' striking for 48 hours today over pay , with junior doctors joining pay, with junior doctors joining them tomorrow and picketing until friday. the financial conduct authority has concluded there's no evidence that banks closed the accounts of customers because of their political views . it follows the closure of nigel farage's account by coots, the gb news presenter revealed that internal memos at the bank deemed his views inconsistent with his position as an inclusive organiser nation. the telegraph says his account wasn't included in the fca's most recent report . you're with most recent report. you're with gb news across the uk on tv , in gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news . news. channel >> he

thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations and placing more pressure on the nhs . and more pressure on the nhs. and lastly, the king and queen are attending a banquet at the palace of versailles in france tonight as their three day state visit to the country continues. king charles and queen camilla are guests of honour at the black tie event in the fabulous hall of mirrors as both the king and the french president will toast shared culture and history with the 160 guests. there including mick jagger, arsene wenger and hugh grant. earlier, the monarch was greeted by emmanuel macron at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before visiting the elysee palace for talks later in the afternoon with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> the prime minister has announced a number of fundamental changes to our net zero deadlines. he has delayed the ban on all new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. he's also

well, i saw one the other next to the bma in other day.don, and i can't remember who it was, but i thought it was quite it was charles right next to the charles darwin right next to the british medical association. i'm not but it was not sure if it was, but it was someone quite it made me raise an eyebrow thought it was an eyebrow and i thought it was an eyebrow and i thought it was an interesting florence nightingale, i think is down in harley street somewhere and alfred i can't alfred hitchcock, i can't remember the name of the road, alfred hitchcock, i can't remimber the name of the road, alfred hitchcock, i can't remi thinkthe name of the road, alfred hitchcock, i can't remi thinkthe fascinating; road, alfred hitchcock, i can't remi thinkthe fascinating t0)ad, but i think it's fascinating to think hitchcock, think that alfred hitchcock, this director here, this genius of a director here, and on a main road. and he lived on a main road. >> yeah. thought , but and he lived on a main road. >> yeah. thought, but but, >> yeah. and i thought

thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations and placingore pressure on the nhs . and more pressure on the nhs. and lastly, the king and queen are attending a banquet at the palace of versailles in france tonight as their three day state visit to the country continues. king charles and queen camilla are guests of honour at the black tie event in the fabulous hall of mirrors as both the king and the french president will toast shared culture and history with the 160 guests. there including mick jagger, arsene wenger and hugh grant. earlier, the monarch was greeted by emmanuel macron at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before visiting the elysee palace for talks later in the afternoon with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> the prime minister has announced a number of fundamental changes to our net zero deadlines. he has delayed the ban on all new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. he's also de

don't forget, this is at least this idea of pay restoration is what the bma call it.ince then. but i wonder whether doctors unhappy about doctors may be unhappy about this find out that a labour this to find out that a labour government can't guarantee be delivering that, that that demand for five years if they win really, really interesting. >> chris hope, very good to see you this morning. thank you very much for your time. and i'm sure chris hope also puts him the comments of sir keir starmer about the eu will be very, very interesting to hear what wes streeting had to say to that. and you can see the full interview just after midday here on that channel. i do just want to say on this channel, i should say i do just want to share some views that have come through about sir keir starmer comments on the eu. alastair says, why oh why not get a government why can we not get a government or minister or elected or a prime minister or elected ministers? what the will of ministers? do what the will of the people them to and the people ask them to do? and ali i just don't t

thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england , nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations, cancelling appointment dates and putting pressure on the health service . pressure on the health service. and lastly, the king and queen have attended a banquet tonight at the palace of versailles as their three day state visit to france continues as king charles and queen camilla were guests of honour at the black tie event in the hall of mirrors. in his speech , the king addressed the speech, the king addressed the french president directly , french president directly, saying, we can rely on our firm friendship. he also asked guests to raise a toast to a sustainable alliance between britain and france . well, among britain and france. well, among the celebrity guests attending tonight, mick jagger, hugh grant and even arsene wenger were among the stars attending the dinner . among the stars attending the dinner. earlier, the monarch was greeted by emmanuel macron at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before visiting the elysee palace with gb news

sharma, who's chair of the bma consultants committee.before we even went on_ months and months before we even went on strike and even now since we went on strike and even now since we went on_ went on strike and even now since we went on strike, we have not met with mr barclay— went on strike, we have not met with mr barclay for 140 days. how does he expect— mr barclay for 140 days. how does he expect to _ mr barclay for 140 days. how does he expect to end the dispute when he refuses _ expect to end the dispute when he refuses to— expect to end the dispute when he refuses to speak to us? for expect to end the dispute when he refuses to speak to us?— refuses to speak to us? for marco use eiuht refuses to speak to us? for marco use eight is _ refuses to speak to us? for marco use eight is a _ refuses to speak to us? for marco use eight is a necessary _ refuses to speak to us? for marco use eight is a necessary but - refuses to speak to us? for marco use eight is a necessary but his i use eight is a necessary but his local health authority

saying we get into he's saying we can't get into power and cave in to these large demands from the bmait until we can we can afford to get there and that might be not till the 2030. i do think he does talk a good game for many . he think he does talk a good game for many. he is leader in for many. he is the leader in waiting sir keir starmer waiting were sir keir starmer not not to cut the mustard at a general election. think wes general election. i think wes streeting to watch streeting is the one to watch for them. for many of them. >> greg christopher, thank you for from for that update from westminster. of course, we'll have you back in next hour. have you back in the next hour. top coming up. top look coming up. >> to be to >> we're going to be live to bordeaux the king and queen bordeaux as the king and queen say to france. it does say au revoir to france. it does look it's been a triumph. look like it's been a triumph. do stay with us. you're watching and listening to the live and you're listening to the live desk. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of