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warning they are already struggling to cope.— struggling to cope.ng to cope. so when i go into start seeing patients - struggling to cope. so when i go into start seeing patients you i struggling to cope. so when i go l into start seeing patients you just have this enormously long queue of people who have been waiting a long time. at busy times of the day you find that you�*ve got ambulances outside who can�*t off—load because your emergency is full because your hospital is full. you do feel slightly overwhelmed, a little bit helpless. slightly overwhelmed, a little bit helless. ., ., slightly overwhelmed, a little bit helless. ., . ., , slightly overwhelmed, a little bit helless. ., . ., helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland _ helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland had - helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland had stricter. helpless. scotland, wales and - northern ireland had stricter covid rules and england for some time. the government says it�*s focus is currently on rolling out more vaccines to teenagers along with those

our hospitals are really struggling to cope and at this time of the year to cope and at this time ofjust unheard of. those of the sort of things you would see in late december, earlyjanuary. we are nowhere near that. that means we have more patients in bed. absolutely. at 7% extra people who have no bed. so where are they? they are basically unfortunately in the corridors in a very busy in a&e departments. corridors in a very busy in a&e departments-_ corridors in a very busy in a&e departments. corridors in a very busy in a&e de artments. , ., ., departments. some believe that covid restrictions and _ departments. some believe that covid restrictions and northern _ departments. some believe that covid restrictions and northern ireland - restrictions and northern ireland are being relaxed too soon. we have the potential— are being relaxed too soon. we have the potential on _ are being relaxed too soon. we have the potential on halloween - are being relaxed too soon. we have the potential on halloween night - are being relaxed too soon. we have the potential on halloween night for| th

and see how ou coe. ., ., ., , you cope. for those on low incomes buduet you cope.those on low incomes budget can be life _ you cope. for those on low incomes budget can be life changing, - you cope. for those on low incomes budget can be life changing, for- budget can be life changing, for good and ill. some of the most eye—catching measures affecting business were aimed at retail, hospitality and leisure, among the sectors hit hardest by the pandemic. shops, pubs and gyms in england will be among businesses to get a 50% cut in their business rates. and the way alcohol is taxed is to be simplified. some drinks will be taxed more but duty on draught beers will be reduced by 5%. our consumer affairs correspondent colleta smith has the details. chancellor is like making popular announcements about alcohol. a penny here, 5p there, but this budget is bringing in some much bigger changes. the way that we drink has changed totally.— changes. the way that we drink has changed totally. prosecco and carver have made sparkling _ changed totally. prosecco and carver have made

when i go into start seeing atients to cope. when i go into start seeing patients who _ to cope.es outside your emergency department who can�*t off—load because your emergency ward is full because your hospital is. you do feel slightly overwhelmed and helpless. you do feel slightly overwhelmed and helless. ., ., . ., , you do feel slightly overwhelmed and helless. ., . ., helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland _ helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland had - helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland had stricter. helpless. scotland, wales and - northern ireland had stricter covid rules than england for some time. the government says its focus is currently on rolling out more vaccines to teenagers along with those booster doses to over 50s but speaking today one government adviser said other measures would be needed. we adviser said other measures would be needed. ~ ., ., ., , needed. we do need to have people usin: needed. we do need to have people using lateral — needed. we do need to have people using lateral flow _ needed. we do need to have people using lat

it says to them, you will hear these words and not be able to cope. now that's just paints and nonsense. now perhaps there are some people who can't cope, but they're a very, very small minority and they should not set the tone for intellectual academic inquiry, if you cannot cope with difficult ideas, that may challenge your own views or make you feel slightly uncomfortable if you can't cope with that, you do not belong at cambridge university of or if i can get back to them back, are you in a point that you couldn't stop at, at this point? you're on a fucking bucket. delicate sensibilities, they can't go. that's not what this is about. are for a fucking get back to you. i mean, this is probably a debate or as much about we're to draw lines as anything else. i mean, you have text some books which are and so discrimination towards all sorts of groups, sir, sexist ages, palmer, phobic, et cetera. will we be putting labels next on any sex that anybody could find a fence? i mean, where, where do we draw the line? exactly. with this sort of debate, why is

kirsty is going to counselling to cope with her anxiety while she waits.g a full recovery. brenda has joined a second waiting list, this time for physiotherapy. as for her hip replacement, all she can do is wait. welcome to bbc news. i'm ben boulos. the headlines: the news stranded australians have been waiting for is the prime minister announces international borders will reopen in november after an 18 month closure. the bill is passed. the us congress _ the bill is passed. the us congress votes _ the bill is passed. the us congress votes to - the bill is passed. the us congress votes to avoid i the bill is passed. the us congress votes to avoid a | congress votes to avoid a government shutdown but more tough negotiations lie ahead for president biden. tough questions for british police as the officer who raped and murdered sarah everard last march is jailed for life. nearly 1000 police officers try to restore order inside the high security prison in ecuador where clashes between rival gangs left over 100 people dead. based upon the global head of safety

so when i auoin to already struggling to cope.ready struggling to cope. so when i going to start seeing patients, - i going to start seeing patients, you have this enormously long queue of people who have been waiting a long time, and at busy times of the day you have ambulances outside the emergency department who cannot off—load because you're up —— your emergency department is full because your hospital is full, and you do feel overwhelmed, helpless. ministers in westminster say a faster roll—out of booster vaccines for the over 50s should help control hospital admissions. for the over 50s should help control hospitaladmissions. in for the over 50s should help control hospital admissions. in scotland, wales and northern ireland, though, strictly covid rules, like compulsory masks, have been in place for some time. one government adviser is one in those measures may soon be needed in england. we adviser is one in those measures may soon be needed in england.— soon be needed in england. we do need to have _ soon be needed in engl

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is the army to put on standby to help cope with cobra cases and the winter flu season. we hear from a doctor on the front line. at our 5700000 people on whiteness within a chest, at present, which se, probably good to get worse before it gets better. and supporters of julian songs including rock legend, roger waters demand justice following a us expedition appeal hearing, which is yet to deliver its verdict on shall angry, and i'm soap and i'm show dish cash did with the united kingdom. ah, hello, good, happy with us this sunday, which means we're going to take a look at some of the biggest stories covered here over the past 7 days or so. first though, to the weekend's developments then and the 2nd and final day, the g. 20 summit in italy is coming to a close. it's been the groups 1st in person gathering since the start of the pandemic. and among the hot button issues, the leaders have been thrashing out europe's energy crisis, of course cove it and a possible agreement for a global corporate tax or europe correspond. peter oliver has been following development syndrome

how did you cope — thought we ended seen anything. how did you cope with that mentally at the time? mentally at the time? ., ., ~ ., ,., ., did you cope with that mentally at the time? ., ., ~ ., the time? it took me about a week or two weeks to — the time? it took me about a week or two weeks to clear _ the time? it took me about a week or two weeks to clear my _ the time? it took me about a week or two weeks to clear my head - the time? it took me about a week or two weeks to clear my head and then| two weeks to clear my head and then i started taking note of the different types of people that have stepped up and started defending us. and spreading the word that racism isn't okay. it was nice to see that people come together and all stood for the same thing. but people of different backgrounds and people from different environments, different religions, they are all saying the same thing and it was nice to see that.— saying the same thing and it was nice to see that. what do you think when ou nice to see that. what do you think when you look— nice to see that. what do you think wh

french people what cope. whether it's training — people what cope.ion function without a? a very good question and — function without a? a very good question and one _ function without a? a very good question and one that _ function without a? a very good question and one that i - function without a? a very good question and one that i guess i function without a? a very good j question and one that i guess is going to be posed by theirs. we are talking about levelling up here. i noticed there was a report in the economist that came out today about cocaptain in devon and which is about to get his rail service restored from next month after about 50 years. although the station has continued to exist because there was a freight line but it's actually going to have passenger trains. there seems to be a big drive by this government to try to reconnect parts of england that have not been connected for a very long time. as you said, it that shouldn't be a part doing that partisan thing any more. thank you both very much come up more. thank you both very muc

with rising food and energy prices. find terms of coping with rising food and energy prices-— energy like the _ energy prices. and it'll all plan to things like the debate _ energy prices. and it'll all plan to things like the debate on - energy prices. and it'll all plan to things like the debate on the - energy prices. and it'll all plan to i things like the debate on the energy cap in the spring the next time that's looked at for gas bills and so on. what do you make of it. ? we've become immune to inflation in a sense, it's not been a political issue or a news story in this country for years. .- issue or a news story in this country for years. . that's right, ou to country for years. . that's right, you go back _ country for years. . that's right, you go back to _ country for years. . that's right, you go back to the _ country for years. . that's right, you go back to the 1970s - country for years. . that's right, you go back to the 1970s when i you go back to the 1970s when inflation — you go back to the 1970s when inflation was 10% and higher, and interest— inflation was 10% an

with_ sure there is a capacity to cope with winter. sure there is a capacity to cope with winter-— surecity to cope with winter. ' , ., ., . ., with winter. 14-year-old boy charged with winter. 14-year-old boy charged with the milder _ with winter. 14-year-old boy charged with the milder of _ with winter. 14-year-old boy charged with the milder of a _ with winter. 14-year-old boy charged with the milder of a five-year-old. i with the milder of a five—year—old. leaked documents reveal how some countries are trying to push back on the fight against climate change. united kingdom, zero points. shifter united kingdom, zero points. after the uk was — united kingdom, zero points. after the uk was humiliated _ united kingdom, zero points. after the uk was humiliated at _ united kingdom, zero points. he the uk was humiliated at the last eurovision song contest, a plan to stop it happening again.— eurovision song contest, a plan to stop it happening again. coming up on the bbc news _ stop it happening again. coming up on the bbc news channel, - stop it happening again. coming up| on the bbc news

clinical psychologists are offering some advice with how to cope with that decision-making stress. >>dual coping skills like making sure you're getting enough sleep, eating healthy and being active. we also need to ask ourselves what's working in our life right now and what's not working and what are the sorts of solutions that we can identify to help take some of that decision-making burden off of us. >> you can hear all of dr. wright's tips for coping on nbclx, that's lx.com or watch it on channel 185. >>> we are back with something old and something new on the peninsula. we'll explain, next. >>> talk about a throwback. since 1940 palo alto's junior museum and zoo has been delighting kids with hands-on exhibits to learn about science and the natural world. >> now it's redesigned and twice its old size. today we got a preview before next month's big reopening. here kids don't just learn about gravity and magnetism, they experience it. what child wouldn't want to be the flamingo. >> while we're feeding the flamingos. they're all coming in to see what's going on because we've all been

how much support can't cope alone?al family situation? 50 can you offer to an individual family situation?— can you offer to an individual family situation? so in a perfect world, a health _ family situation? so in a perfect world, a health visitor— family situation? so in a perfect world, a health visitor would - family situation? so in a perfect world, a health visitor would go| family situation? so in a perfect l world, a health visitor would go in and offer every family in england seven universal contacts and an extra support to the families who need it the most, but actually what we are seeing now is a postcode lottery. even andrea letts and herself called it a wild west of health visiting, —— that is angela letts. some families are getting support, but some families are getting nothing. that is not right because babies need support to have a great future. they can't pick up a phone, they rely on a highly skilled professional going into their home and reaching out to them when they are struggling. this government

is ambulance service warns of an unprecedented prices ahead is the army is put on standby to help cope with code cases and the winter flu season. we hear from a doctor on the front, la, around 5700000 people and waiting lists within the n h. s. at the present, which, se, probably go to get worse before it gets better. european gas prices fall after russia pledges to boost applies to europe while the you fail to protect citizens and businesses from soaring energy bills and supporters during assange including rock legend, roger waters demand just this following the u. s. x tradition appeal hearing, which is yet to deliver, was heard. i'm show langley and i'm showing and i'm show dish catch do with the night. and the key figure from the capitol hill riots is quietly removed from the f. b i's most wanted list prompting plenty of questions about the missionary math. ah, i welcome the latest developments and look back at the last 7 days you watching the weekly here on our t international. now u k. paramedics appraise phase of an unprecedented crisis facing the ambulance service with one loca

we debate the controversial if you can't cope with that, do not belong cambridge university. if somebody puts a trinket, warning on something, you don't like it, it's not. we just keep over. it is not a big deal. one step away from burning books and we know what that leads to. still awaiting his fate. there's no verdict yet following julianna's sanchez extradition appeal hearing at the you case high court. his supporters including rock legend, roger waters want just this for the whistle board. i'm so angry. so i'm she disgusted with keeping, ah, a friday morning 9 am here in the russian capital. my name's unit o'neill, and this is the news hour on art. 18 months into the pandemic, and the u. s. continues to be the global coed hotspot. it is currently averaging around $70000.00 new cases every day. and that's put the issue of vaccine mandates front and center with protests continuing against the critics of label them on fer, and extreme in new york. hundreds of 1st respondents on city workers gathered in front of the residents of the cities merit to demonstrate against new vac

uncomfortable if you can't cope with that. you do not belong at cambridge university. racism is not a challenge. it's not something that you have to entertain, or it's not a necessity. if somebody puts a trigger morning on something you don't like it is not for you to skip over it. is this not a big deal? one step away from burning books and we know that leads to listen. literature is there. you can read a book, decide you like after a few pages to so you don't like it after reading the whole, but whatever you want. but it should all be day written as it was written with nobody censuring it. we don't need that. a court has delivered its verdict in the trial over a shopping mall fire in russia 3 years ago, which left the entire country in the state of shock. don quarter told me more. that tragic saga that began over 3 years ago with an enormous fire at the camera of a shopping mall has finally led to some criminal convictions. 8 people have been found guilty of crimes that ultimately led to the deaths of 60 people. most of them

with the humanitarian crisis _ effort to cope with the humanitarian crisis in _ effort to cope with in afghanistan. and then we continued the fight the commitment in the _ continued the fight the commitment in the fight to climate change for the benefit of future generations. so what _ the benefit of future generations. so what is — the benefit of future generations. so what is the success of this summit? _ so what is the success of this summit? well, 620 countries committed to keeping the 1.5 target within— committed to keeping the 1.5 target within reach with a series of medium—term commitments. we have decided _ medium—term commitments. we have decided to— medium—term commitments. we have decided to put call behind us, starting — decided to put call behind us, starting with the international public— starting with the international public commitment to... all of this finance _ public commitment to... all of this finance by— public commitment to... all of this finance. by 2021. moreover, all 620 countries— finance. by 2021. moreover, all 620 countries will commit to a net zero emis

we debate the controversial if you can't cope with that. do not belong in cambridge university. if somebody puts a trigger pulling some thank you, just like it is not me, just keep over. it is not a big deal. one step away from burning books and we know what that leads to julian, i found you supporters, including rocket legend, roger waters, the man justice following at extradition, appeal hearing that you gave high court, which is yet to deliver its burden. show lang green. i'm so i'm still dish cashed with better of them. facebook per and company undergoes a name change with the internet exploding into app barrage of mock in both the re bread and market zuckerberg. ah or from moscow to the world. welcome to the news our on our t. i'm, you know, really good the have your company this friday, 18 months into the pandemic. the u. s. continues to be the global cobit hotspot. it's currently averaging around 70000 new cases every day and not as put the issue of vaccine mandates front and center with protest. continuing against them. critics of label them on fer, and extreme and new y

i don't know howl would have coped _ photography.would have coped mentally if magis was not here. it's been an absolute lifeline. i am on treatment for life, however long that might be. it's so lovely here.— life, however long that might be. it's so lovely here. diagnosed last jul with it's so lovely here. diagnosed last july with an _ it's so lovely here. diagnosed last july with an operable _ it's so lovely here. diagnosed last july with an operable stage i it's so lovely here. diagnosed last july with an operable stage for i july with an operable stage for bowel cancer hannah and her husband charlie are among the thousands of people who have found comfort, help and support within the walls of a magis centre. l and support within the walls of a magis centre-— magis centre. i have used counselling, _ magis centre. i have used counselling, i— magis centre. i have used counselling, i have i magis centre. i have used counselling, i have seen i counselling, i have seen psychologists here. i come in and everybody is really friendly and t

warning of an unprecedented crisis ahead coming up this winter as the army is put on standby to help cope with coven cases and the winter flu season, we're from a doctor on the front line. around 5700000 people on waiting lists with alien, a chest at crescent beach. it sadly is probably going to get worse before it gets better. but supported a chilling sand including rock legend, roger waters demand justice following a us extradition appeal hearing, which is yet to deliver it. 3rd, i'm so angry and i'm soap. and i am so disgusted with the united kingdom ah, just pass through the afternoon. moscow time this sunday, whatever town is in your parlour. well, thanks for checking in and taking time out of your weekend to look at our t international cabinet in here with a weekly a round up. some of the big stories have brought you of the last 7 days. and happening right now is stay to the g. 20 summit in italy, the groups 1st in person gathering since the start of the pandemic, late as they have already discussed. the recent energy crisis, also the big problem, kobe 19 ongoing, and they've endors

s. official say they've been trying to help the government cope with the problem. we have provided funding to the tune of $312000000.00 in assistance over the last decade alone to strengthen law enforcement and capacity of the haitian national police and to maintain peace and stability throughout the country. in response to the increasingly perilous security situation on the ground. in recent weeks alone, we've allocated an additional $15000000.00. even so you are citizens have been repeatedly warned against visiting haiti because of the violence and instability president jovan al moiz was assassinated in july and an earthquake struck in august . you, us based christian 8 ministries is just one of dozens of religious groups doing work and 80. some are asking whether the united states should sit in troops to rescue the missionaries, or whether the you win needs. she expand its peacekeeping operations at the you, when the answer is no, but we know that kidnappings have been oh, have been rampant. it's incumbent on the government of haiti to focus on the security chal

is ambulance service, warns of an unprecedented crisis ahead is the army is put on stand by to help cope with k v cases and the wind to flu season. we hear from a doctor on the front. there are 5700000 people on waiting lists within the an h. s. at present which saturdays probably going to get worse before it gets better. european gas prices fall off to russia. pages to please supplies to europe on the e files to protect citizens and businesses from restoring any jew bills and support . as julian assange including rock legend brought to waters demand justice following us extradition appealed hearing, which is yet to deliver so language and i'm soap and i'm so dish cash dude with the united kingdom. and also this, our key figure from the capitol hill rise is quietly removed from the f b i most wanted list prompting plenty of questions about the mystery man. ah, hello, there is just gone mid day here in moscow. you watch in the weekly and arty international nash, u. k. paramedics, have race phase of an unprecedented crisis facing the ambulance service, with one local department, even plead

s. cope with the winter season. earlier, the defense secretary said the soldiers are also ready to assist with administering vaccines, testing for cobit and also of the general support in hospitals. new daily cases in k skyrocketed in july and since remained. hi, doctors fear that those numbers combined with the flu season could overwhelm the health system. and i just chief source or worn to the prime minister have also wanted the prime minister to implement the more stringent plan b for winter, which includes vaccine passports, and compulsory face mask. so far, though, the government is resisting move much to the disappointment of some on the front line. you know, there are other things that the government could couldn't, could be doing. and yes, that should be absolutely seriously considering mr. at this point in time before things go too far, hospital i work in has been on what we call black lab, which means that the beds are absolutely full of patients for a number of weeks now and we are not coming across the w

i barely coping with a high number of children seeking help in you see between 15 and 20 patients any ah, but petition any we do gets out of that space and and where such because we are the exempt of them under the the next the only a to them to go to the facility or if we can give them any other medication for them to take and then come to moving the money so that we can admit them once we have the space as thought you might not be be prepared to leave 6 mothers holding their sick children wait outside. each is hoping their child will take up the next available bet space. it went to this mother on how severely malnourished child as well as treating under norris children. the hospital also treats and feeds mothers to boost their immune systems. what's happening here is repeated in many other hospitals in the city. was crops about to be harvested, doctor's nutritious, hope my latricia cases will decline, but there are no guarantees. since inflation has hot incomes and unemployment remains high. the i'm grew book where i'm launched an insurgency in burn est 12 years ago. at one point mo

s. cope with the winter season. early, the defense secretary to said the soldiers are also ready to assist with administering vaccines, testing for cobit and other general support in hospitals. new delhi k cases and the u. k. did skyrocket in july and they have remained as high ever since dr. dc to those numbers combined with the flu season, could overwhelm the health system. and the chest chief source was the prime minister to implement its more stringent plan b for winter. and that does include vaccine passports and compulsory face mask low . so far, the government is holding back and there are other things that the government could could and it could be doing. and yes, they should be absolutely seriously considering mr. at this point in time before things go too far, hospital i working has been on what we call black alert, which means that the, the beds are absolutely full of patients for a number of weeks now. and we are not uncommon across the whole system. many hospitals are very full with patients and we know

, ambulance service, wounds of an unprecedented crisis ahead of the army is put on standby to help cope with cable cases and the wind to flu season. we hear from a doctor on the front right around 5700000 people on waiting lists with indian h as present, which is se probably going to get worse before it gets better. european gas prices fall off to russia. pledge used to boost supplies to europe while the e files, tech systems and businesses from storing energy bills and supporters of during the songs including rock legend towards rewards is demand justice calling us extradition, appeal hearing, which is yet to deliver its verdict. i'm so angry and i'm so bad. i am so disgusted with lead 90 kingdom and the key figure from the capitol hill riots is quietly removed from the f. b, i most wanted list the prompting plenty of questions about the mystery that ah hello, welcome, the latest news and the look back of what's been happening over the last 7 days to you watch and weekly here, and artie international. now ye k, paramedics, have raised phase of an unprecedented crisis facing the ambulan

as the army has put on standby to help cope with kobe cases and the winter flu season, we hear from a doctor on the front line, waiting lists with which its update probably going to get worse before it gets better. and supporters of julian sound including rock legend, right to waters demand justice following a u. s. expedition appeal hearing, which is yet to deliver its verdict. i'm so angry and i'm soap. and i'm so disgusted with the united kingdom ah hello, and welcome to the weekly. we'll take you through some of the bigger stories we've covered here over the past 7 date a little later in the program. first, the weekends developments. the 2nd and final day of the g. 20 summit in italy is coming to a close. it's been the groups 1st in person gathering since the start of the pandemic. among the hot button issues deleted, have been thrashing out europe's energy crisis. coven, and a possible agreement for a global corporate tax or europe correspond. peter oliver has been following developments in rome. whether its being progress or whether this has been a token shop, depends on who you

some 4000 of them are on stand by to help be on a chest cope with the wind to season. earlier, the british defense secretary said soldiers are also ready to assist with administering vaccines, testing for covert and other general support in hospitals. this is why new daily covey cases in the u. k skyrocketed in july, they've remained high ever since. and doctors fear that those numbers combined with the flu season, could overwhelm the health system. and it just chiefs also want the prime minister to implement it more stringent plan b for this winter. that's gonna include vaccine passports, compulsory face masks, to, although so far, the government's holding back in there are other things that the government could could in. it could be doing, and yes, they should be absolutely seriously considering mr. at this point in time before things go too far. hospital i working has been on what we call black alert, which means that the beds are absolutely full of patients up for a number of weeks now and we are not coming across the whole system. many hospitals are very full with

how is moldova coping with it? and how can it account now on your an allies for help? well, the energy crisis is something that's been discussed and picked and solutions suggested here at the ration economic forum in verona. particularly looking at the crisis in europe with many panelists saying, what needs to happen here is that you need to look for relations with other countries. rather than making accusations, now this comes at a time. as you mentioned, that a future hopeful member of the block is asking for assistance in its own energy croix says, talking here about more over more over the state of emergency. and it seems to be being cold shouldered by the e. u as it faces this crisis of its own so much so that the situation has led to the mass of the capital city. suggesting that what needs to happen now is for the parliamentary buildings, presidential buildings and all government building should look at tuning. but he still gets an idea of making sure that any heat that is available goes to the local residents and also a show of solidarity producing. maybe we sho

i ability to cope in readiness to act? ~ . ability to cope in readiness to act? ~' ., ., , act? in a way the i colombian government has act? i think in a way the - colombian government has been, because of the international circumstances, fighting this never—ending war on drugs that necessarily lead us anywhere. it is leads us to the next kingpin. the colombian government was hailing this as the biggest arrest since they caught pablo escobar in the 19905 caught pablo escobar in the 1990s and they have a point but will it continue to be so in the future? i presume yes until as a society we come up with a better solution.— better solution. they are growing _ better solution. they are growing more _ better solution. they are growing more then - better solution. they are growing more then whenj better solution. they are - growing more then when escobar was arrested all those years ago. so to what extent then is this, we�*ve known for a long time it is an international issue and the americans have shouted about it and we�*ve heard from the european union as well on occasions but wher

case ambulance service warns of an unprecedented crisis ahead as the armies put on standby to help cope with cobra cases and the winter flu season. we hear from a doctor on the front line, around 5700000 people on waiting lists within the annette chests at present, which it sadly is probably going to get worse before it gets better. have supporters of julian sonjee including rock legend, roger waters demand justice following a us x tradition appeal hearing, which is yet to deliver its verdict. i'm so angry and i'm so, and i am so disgusted with the united kingdom ah hello, good abbey, with us. it's the weekly from anti international, which means taking you through some of the bigger stories we've covered here over the past 7 days. the weekends developments to update you on 1st though. and the 2nd and final day of the g. 20 summit in italy has wrapped up. it's been the groups 1st in person gathering since the start of the pandemic. among the hot button issues, the leaders have been thrashing out. europe's energy crisis cove. it and a possible agreement for a global corporate tax or europ

and the commission is you to make recommendations to members face to cope on how to cope with the energy crisis. what can we expect? yes, we're waiting to hear from at the energy commissioner here i had the european union headquarters. she is expected to outline some a recommendations guidelines for member states on how to cope with this energy crisis. things are like a tax cuts on energy bills, all financial support, and the help energy checks for poor households across the block. now some of those tools and systems are already in place in some countries, for example, in france, where energy bills have been frozen to try and help consumers. because we are going to be heading into the winter here in europe or those energy bills are expected to get higher. people of course, very worried indeed on how they're going to get through the winter months. and pressure is mounting on government to do something to help are those people, as i said, particularly the poor households. it is clear that european union leaders have been divided on exactly how to go forward. some had wanted the european un

so it's all about - ensuring that in the nhs can cope. so im— ensuring that in the nhs can cope.ul that vaccination if we continue to _ so i'm hopeful that vaccination if we continue to get _ so i'm hopeful that vaccination if we continue to get those - so i'm hopeful that vaccination ifl we continue to get those vaccines into arms. — we continue to get those vaccines into arms. that— we continue to get those vaccines into arms, that that _ we continue to get those vaccines into arms, that that will - we continue to get those vaccines into arms, that that will save i we continue to get those vaccines into arms, that that will save us l we continue to get those vaccinesl into arms, that that will save us or protect— into arms, that that will save us or protect us— into arms, that that will save us or protect us from _ into arms, that that will save us or protect us from really— into arms, that that will save us or protect us from really serious i protect us from really serious interventions. _ protect us from really serious interventions. but— protect us from really serious interv

some emergency doctors on the front line are warning they are already struggling to cope.t have this enormously long queue of people who have been waiting a long time. at busy times of the day you find you�*ve got ambulances outside your emergency department who can�*t off—load because your emergency departement is full, because your hospital is full. you do feel slightly overwhelmed and a little bit helpless. scotland, wales and northern ireland have had stricter covid rules than england for some time. the government says its focus is currently on rolling out more vaccines to teenagers along with those booster doses to over—50s but speaking today one government adviser said other measures would be needed. we do need to have people using lateral flow tests, avoiding contact with large numbers of people in enclosed spaces, using masks. all of those things now need to happen if we are going to stop this rise and get things under control soon enough to stop a real meltdown in the middle of the winter. that is the concern — that covid, flu and other pressures make the situatio

reporter: front line medical staff still cope somehow.have little choice. 14 european countries have sent help to romania. hungary is taking in wrigley ill patients. -- critically ill patients. laura: another country that has been grappling with the virus is russia. the number of deaths and new cases in the past day have reacd an all-time high. the government has imposed a partial lockdown. non-essential businesses are closing the capital. >>this is a partial lockdown. people in moscow did not have to stay at home unless they are over 16 have not been vaccinated -- over 60 and not vaccinated. coert halls are closed, although museums and theaters will be open. authorities hope that this will slow the pace of coronavirus infections. similar measures are being introduced across the country. the official figures across russia are not looking good. health officials have reported more than 40,000 new covid infections in the past 24 hours. that is a record. 1000 159 covid related deaths. will these new restrictions make a difference? it does not

you have been "coping with covid-19." thank you for watching.streets. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i wanted to wish you a best wishes and congratulations the community has shifted a lot of when i was growing up in the 60s and 50's a good portion of chicano-american chinese-american lived in north beach a nob hill community. >> as part the immigrant family is some of the recreation centers are making people have the ability to get together and meet 0 other people if communities in the 60s a 70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's kee

i schools coped in the first half of the autumn term? in the first half of the autumn term? i would echo what we have already _ the autumn term? i would echo what we have already heard. _ the autumn term? i would echo what we have already heard. this - the autumn term? i would echo what we have already heard. this has - the autumn term? i would echo what| we have already heard. this has been the toughest half term and the problem has been that all of the issues to do with the last 18 months, there is a part of society that tries to put that behind us as though we have emerged from this, and i live in london and if you get on the underground, the vast number of people do not wear masks even though you are told to wear masks. so i think people are trying to return to normal but what is happening in our schools but all of those last 18 months at the trauma that has built up in the lives of children, they have not reached the learning stages they would have otherwise, many of them have emotional and social health problems, mental health issu

how did you cope with that at the time, - cope with that at the time, mentally?time, mentall ? ,., . ., , , mentally? it might sound crazy but bein: in mentally? it might sound crazy but being in the _ mentally? it might sound crazy but being in the moment _ mentally? it might sound crazy but being in the moment and - mentally? it might sound crazy but being in the moment and not - mentally? it might sound crazy but i being in the moment and not winning the tournament, you have been there forjust under two months, trying to achieve this one goal, you are fully focused on that so the aftermath, you are not quite mentally tuned into it because you are still thinking about the game. and for me, that was the case. it took me a week or two to clear my head and then i started taking note of the different types of people that had stepped up and started defending us. and spreading the word that racism is not ok. i didn't actually see it properly for a couple of weeks but when i did see it, it was definitely a great feeling for me. 0bviously when i did see it, it was defi

if ali and cope, it stops my plans to go to college. but once i realized that i couldn't walk in that, i had to actually be like the lift it up and like it helped to walk down even maybe 20 feet. i i guess i kind of broke down a little bit because, you know, here i am this i that hiker and i can't even walk 20 feet anymore. i carry with me for animals. ready when i am hiking and mountain lions, bridle snakes, if you can't get away from it, it's a big day for alex. he and his brother elliott will attend to path. they've walked before. this will be a serious test. after a valley, alex needs to know if he's up to the task, can you haven't k l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust or rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summo

and that means we will be coping with this virus for years to come. >> happy to have you. >> reporterfor business owners, coping may look much different depending on where you live. >> if this becomes endemic, wow, i hate to think of what that means. >> reporter: melba wilson runs a harlem restaurant that requires proof of vaccination to dine indoors. >> in the beginning it hurt we did lose quite a bit of business however, moving forward, i think people like kind of started getting used to it i'm hoping this is something that will be ended hopefully within the next few months or so. >> gabe, let's go back for a moment to the vaccine mandates some police departments aren't quite sure how or whether they will implement them. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, lester here in new york, the nypd, the nation's largest, says about two-thirds of its officers have had at least one dose. a mandate for city workers went into effect last month, but so far it does not apply to police officers lester >> gabe, thank you. >>> two parents who went to trial in that high-profile college admissions scandal

that's how the army is put on stand by to help cope with the renter rush. we also dr. diagnose the government's plans for the health of 5700000 people on waiting lists within the present, which is probably good to get worse before it gets better. i'm fueling dispute, europe's gas prices, he's more rift emerged within the you just ahead of an emergency energy meeting about how to prevent future pricing on running in a north african country for more than 24 hours. now that's been widespread. international condemnation of the power grab with the u. s. spending its financial aid to the country. as we understand now, 7 people were reportedly shot dead and at least a 140 injured as a result of violent clashes between protesters and the army. ah, with things now are somewhat of an impasse, a violent impulse that is people in the streets they, they're staying out there impetus burning cars, blocking or fruits by by lay roxy, though uprooted roads, brick walls across roads in the capital harpoon. many people now injured, some even kill and what they demand is that t

digitalization makes businesses more efficient and helps them cope with the growing problems of labor shortages. it also opens new markets. one of the many inspiring examples i saw was in indonesia. it is a ride-hailing app which uses the digital echo system to help -- ecosystem to help small businesses with inventory management, payment, credit, and sales. suddenly, these smes are connected to the larger world. many of them make a leap forward and expand business beyond their brick-and-mortar presence. of course, innovations like this require widespread access to digital public goods and the development of digital skills. this brings me to the secondary of action. investments in skills and capabilities. everywhere. employees and the education sector have to adapt to new technologies and market conditions. supply and demand on the labor market is a dire necessity. it does not stop at schools. everyone needs to continuously develop and learn. it is essential that we reflect on the best ways to support development among the workforce. in the netherlands, we are starting to work towards