just to reiterate to you that we have just got that news from the british medical association, announcingssociation, announcing thatjunior doctors will announcing that junior doctors will go announcing thatjunior doctors will go on strike from the 24th of february to the 28th of february. president putin has insisted that russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries, calling such a scenario "absolutely out of the question". the comments were made during a lengthy interview that was conducted in the kremlin with former fox news host, tucker carlson. the interview was broadcast on the tucker carlson network. mr putin accused nato member states of trying to intimidate people with what he called an imaginary russian threat. he said, however, the atlantic alliance must accept moscow's territorial gains in ukraine, which he invaded in 2022. he again claimed it was an artificial country. he also said that russian defeat in ukraine was impossible 0n evan gershkovic, the wall streetjournal reporter detained in russia, mr putin said an "agreement" could be reached for h

that brings us to the strikes that you're very heavily involved in at the british medical associationbegin with the ethics of this? way back in the bma's past, when it was just a professional association, i think the word that was used about strikes and industrial action was "unthinkable." it actually said that. how do you think about them now, given that what used to always be called the hippocratic oath, i think it's now called the declaration of geneva, given that pledge doctors make that the health and well—being of my patient will be my first consideration... hmm. so i think the health and well—being of my patients and our patients is our first consideration. we're experiencing a health system in collapse. system where we cannot give the care that patients deserve. and we have choices. we either continue to let that happen around us and we make the individual decisions to leave medicine or the country, as thousands of us are doing, or we make the decision to fight back. and i think the decision to fight back is the much more ethical position. during strike action, we ensure the s

the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay rise, but ministers have described the pay claimonable. as ukraine's war enters its third year, ukrainians are now realising this will be a long war. both ukraine and russia have suffered heavy losses. neither country discloses the full scale of casualties including the dead and injured. but ukraine has released some details of the many injured including more than a thousand who've been blinded on the battlefield, half of whom have lost most of their hearing. many are being helped to readjust to their new lives by ukraine's many volunteers. translation: i can't say i love to talk about the war. _ i don't like to get into these details. but of course, it has affected me, my family, and all people i love. we met in a local cafe. on the 14th of february, we went on our first date. we had to separate because vlad went to the front line. we couldn't see each other for half a year, but we were always in touch online, texted each other. translation: i went to the front line as a volunteer, _ 100 force batallion, defence of bakhmut city. fr

the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay rise, but ministers says it is unreasonable.

the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay association has asked for a 35% pay rise, which 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled or rescheduled since industrial action began . for the latest action began. for the latest stories , sign up to gb news stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts . com slash alerts. >> thank you very much , theo. >> thank you very much, theo. remember, you can get in touch about all the topics we've been discussing today by emailing me on gb views at gbnews.com or message me on our socials at gbn . news really simple. loads more coming up on today's show. now for many people it's their pride and joy. but for men who are losing their follicles , it's no losing their follicles, it's no laughing matter. i'm not laughing. uh, would you consider a hair transplant though? a apparently one out of four men would need all of that and much more coming up on today's show , more coming up on today's show, i'm dawn neesom and you're with gb news, britain's news cha

if you look at some the british medical some of the british medical association and association electionsro strike candidates being elected . and, you know, i don't elected. and, you know, i don't think there's a huge movement on the side of the government there. and what we're seeing is those talks are starting to break down. and another strike is weapon in the is the biggest weapon in the union's arsenal. so they're they're it when they're going to deploy it when they're going to deploy it when they useful . they think it's most useful. >> i mean, what we saw with the last strike action the last strike action from the junior january was junior doctors in january was the were refusing to the government were refusing to meet whilst strike action meet them whilst strike action was taking do you think was taking place. do you think that was the right from the that was the right call from the government? not not meet them government? not not to meet them whilst was ongoing? whilst the strike was ongoing? um, you'd almost want to um, because you'd almost want to see sides just coming see both

british medical over pay. the british medical association says they will walk out between the 24th of february and the 28th ofest talks with the government broke down. health secretary victoria atkins criticised the move, saying the actions show the bma aren't ready to be reasonable when it comes to a pay offer. meanwhile shadow health secretary wes streeting says the responsibility lies with the prime minister. for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code or on your screen, or go to gb news. common alerts now it's back to tom and . tom and. emily. >> good afternoon , britain. >> good afternoon, britain. 1:08. and let's start with that breaking news in the last half hour that the duke of sussex has settled the remaining parts of his claim against mirror group newspapers. that's according to his barrister, who earlier told that to the high court. >> stated >> yes, harry stated journalists, publications journalists, as its publications were linked to techniques such as so—called as phone hacking, so—called blagging, gaining blagging, which means gaining information by deception and th

the british medical association, which represents them, wants a 35% pay increase, which was previouslyisrupted or cancelled. farmers have been staging a protest at dover against cheap food imports, which they say are driving down prices for british produce. tractors have been disrupting traffic around the port — our reporter simonjones is there. what is going on? this protest has taken the authorities _ what is going on? this protest has taken the authorities by _ what is going on? this protest has taken the authorities by surprise . taken the authorities by surprise and one of the farmers said they only decided to hold the demonstration at midday and by five o'clock there were around 30 tractors and they have been driving slowly around the roads of dover disrupting the traffic, trying to get into the port, and i have not been able to blockade the port itself, but they say the protest is about imports which are undercutting their business and about the raw deal they are getting from supermarkets. in recent days we have seen large protest in parts of the eu from farmers, in parts of ita

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k. allen's down to is a family doctor and a seniors ticket and the british medical association. here. he says his patients regularly and do agonizing waits hospital treatment. the most of the year plus, certainly for routine or urgent red flags are slightly different. and, but you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a surgeon long term problems within northern islands. public services have been west and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. are you close it out? just 0. so fast smells guineas as it will whole funerals for the victims of december's fuel deco bloss hard days have been working to identify the bodies of 25 people. meanwhile, hundreds of protest and lots of main highway and the capital on demanding compensation from the government for they've done those codes which asked as a cruise officials of negligence and got to do or not since the destr

the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay rise, but ministers says it is unreasonable. on bbc news, ukrainecast and the global news podcast. it is two years since russia began its full—scale invasion of ukraine, triggering the bloodiest conflict in europe since the second world war. but after 730 days of fighting, who has the upper hand? what is life like in ukraine and russia today, and when will the killing end? the global news podcast and ukrainecast have come together to answer your questions. hello, i'm oliver conway from the global news podcast. i'm vitaly shevchenko, the co—presenter from ukrainecast in the ukrainecast studio. i'm olga robinson from bbc verify, also in the ukrainecast studio. i'm lyse doucet, the bbc's chief international- correspondent and i'm back. in the ukrainian capital, kyiv. and i'm steven rosenberg, the bbc's russia editor and i'm in moscow. thank you all forjoining us. we have had lots of questions from listeners to the global podcast, and ukrainecast. thank you all. we will try to answer as many as we can. hello, i'm derek from london i

k. allen's down to is a family doctor and a senior stick it and the british medical association here. he says his patients regularly and do itemizing weights, hospital treatment. the most of the year plus, certainly for routine or urgent red flags are slightly different. and, but you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a surgeon long term problems within northern islands. public services have been west and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. our equals it, i'll just see it right. so fast. public transport work as in germany, all the latest to work out on strike. may follow up for security stuff who brought apples to a standstill on thursday. jonah how reports they represent a fairly small sector of airport workers. but if you could post some security yukon slide, germany's latest industrial dispute.

k. adams, down to is a family doctor and a senior stick and the british medical association. here. he says his patients regularly and do agonizing weights, hospital treatment the most over a year, plus a certainty for routine or urgent red flags are slightly different and but you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a surgeon long term problems within northern islands. public services have been worse and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. our equals it, i'll just, you know, fast a place and 2 kias of at least 7 people who are taking a whole state of fine, pre owned by us company. likely officials say they detain the government after 9 hours of a sudden death. the suspects have posted pictures on social media, something next to a drawing of the palestinian flag. and what appeared to be a protest against is really actions in gall. so you're going to follow

k. allen's down to is a family doctor and a seniors ticket and the british medical association here he says his patients regularly and do an agonizing weights hospital treatment the most of the year. plus certainly for routine or urgent red flags are slightly different. and but, you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a surgeon long term problems within northern islands. public services have been west and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. are you close it out to 0? so fast a fire has a gas f o. in the canyon capital appears to be out of these a live pictures from nairobi. what hours ago and explosion set off the place which killed at least 2 people, 5 sizes scrambled, put out the flames near a residential area, at least a $165.00 others were injured calls of the bloss. oh yeah, not this. denise says it will hold funerals for the victims of december's fuel d

the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay rise, but ministers have described the pay claim", but it's still defending itself against relentless russian attacks. however, invading forces are slowly taking more territory, and president zelensky says more of his troops are dying because of slowing western support. 0ur correspondents will be live in kyiv to bring you the latest. a top ukrainian security official has warned that ukraine believes president putin would try to settle the ukraine issue before november's us presidential election by seizing more territory and destabilising the country. in a bbc interview in kyiv, 0leksiy danilov, secretary of ukraine's national security and defence council emphasised that russian forces were now taking advantage of the delayed delivery of military aid by ukraine allies. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from the ukrainian capital. translation: the situation is difficult, complicated. - difficult, complicated. unfortunately, difficult, complicated. u nfortu nately, we difficult, complicated. unfortunately, we ar

british medical dispute. the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay association has asked for a 35% pay rise.ts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news. com slash alerts. here in terms of compromise wise, if you like, you're listening to . gb views. listening to. gb views. >> good afternoon. 36 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. we are live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . digital radio. i'm nana akua. now. if you don't know this news, where have you been? because lee anderson has been suspended from the tory party after he refused to apologise to his comments, spokesperson for his comments, a spokesperson for the chief whip has said following his refusal to apologise for comments made yesterday, the chief whip has suspended the conservative whip from mp . in from lee anderson mp. in response, this response, lee said this following a call with the chief whip. i understand the difficult position that i have put both, he and the prime minister in with regard to comments. with regard to my comments. i fully accept that they had no opfion fully accept

the british medical association say 97.6% of those are balloted voted yes for a walk out.first time. i will be back with the headlines and just a moment. hello there. we're starting the new week off on a fine note. in fact, a ridge of high pressure bringing quite a lot of dry and sunny weather to our shores. another mild day to come, maybe not quite as mild as what we had over the weekend, particularly across northern and western areas. it's here where we will see more of a breeze through the afternoon, a little bit of cloud here and there, maybe just one or two showers, as well. elsewhere, variable cloud, but a lot of sunshine around, feeling quite pleasant, with lighter winds in the south. up to 13 or 14 degrees again across the south—east, nine to 11 or 12 further north. through this evening we see the first front move into scotland. that will bring thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain, a strengthening breeze. then, by the end of the night, this next front will arrive across the north—west of the country. that will bring more substantial rain here. more cloud around general

the british medical association, which represents them, wants a 35% pay increase, which was previouslyvices are likely to be disrupted or cancelled. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he has told the military to develop a plan to get civilians out of rafah to make way for an expanded offensive. the humanitarian situation there continues to worsen after further israeli air strikes, despite president biden warning that israel's actions are "over the top." of the two million people who live in gaza, more than 80% are now displaced and the majority are heading to the city of rafah, near the eyptian border. the palestinian authorities say that two years ago the population of rafah was about 260,000. but the influx of people means the population there now stands at 1.4 million. our international editor jeremy bowen's report has some distressing images from the start. israel bombed rafah again. a family ran to get medical aid for a child who was already dead. round 1.2 million palestinian civilians have crammed into rafah. this man said thousands more would be killed, if the is

british medical dispute. the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay association has asked for a 35% pay rise, whichvernment has described as unrwa easonable. more than 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled or rescheduled since industrial action began . the health action began. the health secretary, victoria atkins , is secretary, victoria atkins, is calling for the strikes to end , calling for the strikes to end, saying she wants to see doctors treating patients not on picket lines . lines. >> i want for this to be resolved . i've come to these resolved. i've come to these negotiations with nothing but good intentions and a genuine desire to find a reasonable solution for junior doctors, but also, importantly, for patients and the public and the taxpayer. so i still want to try and achieve that, but i can only do that if the junior doctors committee plays their part. walking out of negotiations in november was not reasonable. they know that i want to go further. in addition to the up to 10.3% that they have already received into their bank accounts , the defence secret

that's according to the british medical association . the latest medical association.he latest wave of walkouts were announced this week, after the bma said the government had failed to put an improved pay offer on the table. they're asking for a 35% pay table. they're asking for a 35% pay rise, which has been rejected by the government. under the current plans , under the current plans, thousands of medics are expected to strike in england for five days from the 24th . to the 28th days from the 24th. to the 28th of february. royal navy aircraft carrier the hms prince of wales is setting sail this weekend . is setting sail this weekend. the £3 billion vessel will take oven the £3 billion vessel will take over, leading the largest nato exercise since the cold war . the exercise since the cold war. the announcement comes a week after its sister ship, hms queen elizabeth, was forced to cancel its deployment deployment because of an issue with its propeller shaft . it comes just propeller shaft. it comes just 18 months after hms prince of wales itself suffered a similar ma

british medical pay. the british medical association says they will walk out between 24th of february and the 28th of februaryke down. health secretary victoria atkins has criticised the move, saying the actions show that the bma aren't ready to be reasonable when it comes to a pay offer. meanwhile, the shadow health secretary, wes streeting , says secretary, wes streeting, says the responsibility lies with the prime minister. and the record breaking bluebird will return to the lake district to go on permanent display. that's after a long running dispute over who owns it. its pilot, donald campbell , owns it. its pilot, donald campbell, died in 1967 when the hydroplane flipped into the air and disintegrated as he attempted to reach a new water speed record . campbell's family speed record. campbell's family gave the vessel as a gift to the ruskin museum . however, the ruskin museum. however, the motorboat has been at the centre of a dispute involving engineer bill smith, who recovered the wreckage. the ruskin museum has , wreckage. the ruskin museum has, though today confirmed the vessel will now be displayed

k. adams down to is a family doctor and a senior stick and the british medical association here he says his patients regularly into an agonizing weights hospital treatment. most of them are a year plus a certainty for routine or urgent. red flags are slightly different and, but, you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a surgeon long term problems within northern islands. public services have been worse and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. are you close it out just, you know, fast for politicians and origin. tina's congress saw jesus, it's all the controversial economic reform package. president, have a malays bill has been backed by the international monetary fund until start with the protest as clashed with right place outside congress on wednesday, while low make cause on debating the bill. they say reforms will make it life even hold on. let's get more o

k. adams down to is a family doctor and a senior stick and the british medical association. here he says his patients regularly into an agonizing weights hospital treatment. most of them are a year plus a certainty for routine or urgent that red flags are slightly different. and, but, you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a certain long term problems within northern islands. public services have been west and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. are you close it out just you know fast because plunged into a freezing field in no way, but the driver and passenger were soon fished out thanks to the captain, captain of a floating soul. now it is passing by. the college driver says he thought it was an pock mode when he hit the accelerator of pedals. luckily they didn't have to go far to hallmark. so the head on al jazeera, this chile and football play

k. allen's down to is a family doctor and a senior stick it and the british medical association here. he says his patients regularly and do agonizing weights, hospital treatment the most of the year, plus certainly for routine or urgent red flags are slightly different. and, but, you know, some of her elderly patients, for example, you need joint replacements. they could wait 56 years to see a surgeon long term problems within northern islands. public services have been west and by this crippling balance of political deadlock, the politicians about to resume their duties. know that to a large extent, that will be judged by how quickly they can start to put them right. are you close it out to 0, so fast to germany where public transport was because of the latest to walk out on strike. they for the airport security staff who brought apples to a standstill on thursday, and that ruined travel plans for an estimated 200000 passengers during a whole. now, as this report they represent a fairly small sector of airport workers. but if you could post some security yukon, slide jim and these la

the health secretary is calling for more talks with the union, saying the british medical associationused to put the government's latest offer members . the bma is offer to its members. the bma is asking for a 35% pay restoration asking for a 35% pay restoration as a starting position, but says it's open to negotiations for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen , or go to qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to dawn . it's back to dawn. >> thank you very much, pip. right. okay, let's get straight into today's stories, shall we? now former conservative deputy chairman lee anderson has been suspended from the party after refusing to apologise for comments aimed at london mayor sadiq khan. anderson said the london mayor had given the capital away and was controlled by islamist islam . sadiq khan by islamist islam. sadiq khan had this to say yesterday. comments from a senior conservative or islamophobe are anti—muslim and are racist. >> i'm unclear why rishi sunak why members of his cabinet aren't calling

the british medical association has offered to call off strikes later this month if nhs bosses give permissionme for negotiations , further time for negotiations, as the industrial action was announced yesterday after the bma said the government had failed to meet the deadline to put an improved pay offer on the table. thousands of medics plan to strike in england for five days from february the 24th until february. the 28th, but now the doctors trade union has written to nhs leaders urging a longer time frame for pay talks to take place since the prime minister has vowed to reward hard work with tax cuts . in an hard work with tax cuts. in an interview he's given to the times , rishi sunak has also told times, rishi sunak has also told critics who doubt he can turn his party's fortunes around that he is totally up for the fight . he is totally up for the fight. he hopes such a move ahead of the election can help balance out his party's current deficit against labour. in the latest opinion polls, sunaks new vow to slash taxes comes after it was revealed yesterday that his uk tax bill was more

doctor robert lawrenson, from the british medical association, says the government is happy for the strikesd the strikes to proceed. add rishi sunak said though, that his government had delivered record funding health record funding for the health service . and lastly, farmers service. and lastly, farmers have been outside eu offices in brussels today throwing eggs and spraying manure, as well as blocking streets with their tractors. all in a protest against cheap supermarket prices. riot police were seen firing water cannon as eu ministers arrived for meetings on the growing crisis. the farmers are demanding action from the european union on free trade agreements, which they blame for damaging european farming. it's the latest in a series of similar protests across the bloc, with the eu already moving to weaken some of its green policies . for the very its green policies. for the very latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code that should come up on your screen anytime now or go to gb news common shirts. now let's take you live to florida for. farage well . good even

the health secretary is calling for more talks with the union, saying the british medical associationvernment's latest offer to its members . the bma is offer to its members. the bma is asking for a 35% pay restoration asking for a 35% pay restoration as a starting position, but says it's open to negotiations . for it's open to negotiations. for all the latest stories , sign up all the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen , or the qr code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com slash alerts. now it's back to michael. >> uh, thank you very much. pip tomson on the morning of the 24th of february, 2022, the world woke up to see russian tanks and soldiers streaming into ukraine as a full scale invasion began. although the attack had been anticipated, it was nonetheless a shock to see rockets landing in ukrainian cities. thousands of troops marching along ukraine's roads and civilians fleeing en masse against the odds. ukraine managed to stem the invasion and turn the russians back from around half the territory that they had occupied . but now the t

the british medical association will announce this afternoon ifjunior doctors in northern ireland have union is asking for an above inflation pay increase because it says junior doctors' salaries have fallen by 30% over the last 15 years in real terms. if action does go ahead it will mean a 24—hour walkout on march 6th. ramblers say hundreds of areas of open countryside in england are currently inaccessible because they are surrounded by private property. a campaign group found that 6,500 acres of land where there is a right to roam, are actually only accessible by trespassing. the government says it's considering how to deal with the problem. did you watch the baftas last night? oppenheimer was the big winner last night. it took home seven prizes — including for best film and director. but, there was nothing for barbie, which was the biggest box office hit of last year. our culture editor katie razzall has the story of the night. last night, london was a who's who of the film world. britain and america united to celebrate movies, with the irish out in force. all in front of the world'

england have walked out for the 10th time since march last year over a pay dispute, the british medical associations asked for a 35% pay rise, which the government says is unreasonable. more than 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled or rescheduled since industrial action began. the health secretary, victoria atkins, is calling for the strikes to end , saying she wants strikes to end, saying she wants to see doctors treating patients not on picket lines . not on picket lines. >> i want for this to be resolved . i've come to these resolved. i've come to these negotiations with nothing but good intentions and a genuine desire to find a reasonable solution for our junior doctors, but also, importantly, for patients and the public and the taxpayer. so i still want to try and achieve that, but i can only do that if the junior doctors committee plays their part. walking out of negotiations in november was not reasonable. they know that i want to go further. in addition to the up to 10.3% that they have already received into their bank accounts , and thousands of cards accoun

the british medical association has asked for a 30% pay rise.e government calls that unreasonable. more than 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled or rescheduled since industrial action began . for the industrial action began. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen . or the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to the saturday five. >> it's saturday night and you're with the saturday five. i'm darren grimes and things are about to get lively . let's crack about to get lively. let's crack on with tonight's first debate, folks. as you well know, were teetering on the edge of a world that's more dangerous than a viper's nest . that's more dangerous than a viper's nest. but we're staring down i'd call the axis of down what i'd call the axis of evil. china, iran. a trio evil. russia china, iran. a trio hell bent on erasing the west from the map, kicking things off today, we've got a gb news world exclusive. none other th

10th time since march last year over a pay dispute , the british over a pay dispute, the british medical associationas asked for a 35% pay rise. the government says that's unreasonable. more than 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled or rescheduled since industrial action began . for the industrial action began. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to . leo now back to. leo >> thank you, tatiana, and welcome to the saturday night showdown. now google have had to put their ai image generating tool gemini on ice after it erased white people harder than a netflix remake of an 80s tv show. requests for pretty much anything returned historically inaccurate images of diverse people, such as vikings, ginger was . a medieval knight, medieval was. a medieval knight, medieval kings , the founding fathers , the kings, the founding fathers, the pope , the and even the nazi pope, the and even the nazi party, and hilariously asking google ai party, and hilariously asking google al

results for granted, saying they're prepared to fight like we are five points behind the british medical associationas offered to call off strikes later this month if nhs bosses give permission for further time for negotiations , as the for negotiations, as the industrial action was announced yesterday after the bma said the government had failed to meet the deadline line to put an improved pay offer on the table. thousands of medics plan to strike in england for five days from february, the 24th until february the 28th, but now the doctors trade union has written to nhs leaders urging a longer time frame for pay talks to take place . prince william has hired place. prince william has hired a former government diplomat as his private secretary. ian patrick also worked under the late former liberal democrat leader lord ashdown from 2002 to 2006, before joining the foreign office. the prince of wales returned to royal duties earlier this week following his father king charles's cancer diagnosis. a man's due in court this morning accused of the attempted murder of detective chief inspector john caldwel

doctor robert lawrenson, from the british medical association, says the government's happy for strikeseed. rishi sunak denied trying to run down the nhs, insisting instead his government had delivered record health care funding for the service . a member of the us service. a member of the us military who apparently set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy in washington at the weekend, has now died. it's understood he was wearing military fatigues and shouting free palestine as he streamed the apparent protest online. more information is expected to be announced later, after the military has notified the man's family . a transgender person family. a transgender person who's also a cat killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum tum of 24 years for the murder of augie martin chirino , 26 year old so—called chirino, 26 year old so—called scarlett blake targeted him as part of a fantasy inspired by a netflix documentary . she hit him netflix documentary. she hit him on the head as he walked home from a night out in oxford in july and pushed him into the river, where

the british medical association says the government is happy for the strikes to proceed, but rishi sunakied trying to run down nhs, insisting instead down the nhs, insisting instead his government had delivered record funding for the health service . for the latest stories, service. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tuesday's newspapers. >> i'm simon evans tonight i am joined by comedian stephen allen and nick initials dickson. how are you both ? are you both? >> pretty good. thanks. yeah. >> pretty good. thanks. yeah. >> anything you want to say? >> anything you want to say? >> um. feeling a little. >> um. feeling a little. >> a little under the weather, but i'm here because i don't work for the government . so you work for the government. so you just have to come in. work for the government. so you justyou're to come in. work for the government. so you justyou're goingie in. work for the government. so you justyou're going to n. in the >> you

the british medical association is requesting a 35% pay rise, which the government says is unreasonable by insisting his government had delivered record funding for the health service. more than 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled rescheduled since cancelled or rescheduled since industrial began . and for industrial action began. and for the latest tory sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen , or go to code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com slash alerts. now it's back to andrew and . bev. it's back to andrew and. bev. >> what is the time? it is 1006 with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pearson bev turner. >> coming up, we're going to be talking about whether prince harry will win his. well, we will find out whether he's won his battle the his legal battle against the government over his security arrangements . that be arrangements. that should be breaking any minute. also, you've getting touch at you've been getting in touch at home. lee anderson home. donald says lee anderson was what he was absolutely right in what

the latest wave of walkouts were announced this week after the british medical association said that but the bma has been asking for 35% pay rises, which the government has rejected under the current plans, thousands of medics are set to strike in england for five days running from . the 24th five days running from. the 24th to the 28th of february. navy royal navy aircraft carrier hms prince of wales is setting sail this weekend. the £3 billion vessel will be taking over the lead of the largest nato exercise since the cold war , and exercise since the cold war, and it comes a week after its sister ship, hms queen elizabeth, was forced to cancel its deployment because of an issue with its propeller shaft. that's just 18 months after the hms prince of wales itself suffered a similar malfunction . calling all elton malfunction. calling all elton john's super fans nearly a thousand items from his former home in atlanta are going up for sale in new york. well, maybe you've always dreamed of playing your song on the music legend's yamaha grand piano, or perhaps climbing onto his 1990 bentl

the british medical association has offered to call off a planned strike byjunior doctors later this into the death of a mother—of—two who fell unconcious while waiting in accident and emergency. the 39—year—old was found beneath a coat at the queen's medical centre in nottingham, having arrived there seven hours earlier complaining of a headache. she died of a brain haemorrhage two days later. a 44—year—old man will appear in court later charged with the attempted murder of a senior police officer in northern ireland. detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell was shot several times in county tyrone last february after he coached a youth football team. the man, who is also facing terrorism charges, is due to appear before dungannon magistrates. the united states, european union and the united nations have all warned israel against invading the gazan city of rafah. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has ordered his military to prepare to evacuate civilians from the city ahead of an expanded offensive. our foreign correspondent nick beake is injerusalem. take us through what w

that's according to the british medical association . they say that's association.ey say that's because asking for nhs because they're asking for nhs bosses give them more time bosses to give them more time for negotiations . the latest for negotiations. the latest wave of walkouts were announced this week after the bma said the government had failed to improve its pay offer. they're asking for a 35% pay rise, but that, though , has been rejected by the though, has been rejected by the government . under the current government. under the current plans, thousands of medics will strike in england for five days from the 24th . to the 28th of from the 24th. to the 28th of february, and a story that we've been following in the last few hours here in the newsroom, a pilot has been airlifted to hospital after a plane crashed in a garden in anglesey in north wales . for those watching on tv, wales. for those watching on tv, you can see here or just make you can see here orjust make out it's not the easiest to spot, but there are two yellow panels that appear be the panels t

the british medical association has asked for a 35% pay rise.vernment says that's unreasonable . more than 1.3 unreasonable. more than 1.3 million appointments and operations have already been cancelled or rescheduled since the action began . for the latest the action began. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news common alerts now it's back to . mark. it's back to. mark. >> my thanks to the brilliant tatiana sanchez, who returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight and your perfect saturday night in in my big opinion , we are living in an age opinion, we are living in an age of intolerance and mob rule. at this point, our very democracy is on the line in the big story. nigel farage goes down a storm in the united states. i'll get reaction from donald trump's former chief of staff joining me live from america. my guy mark meets guest is the author of best selling biographies on ken dodd and larry grayson. will be remembering two legends of comedy very