move or does gets a solution according to those plans because they're not asian as to the department of health care projects. that you spoke about, which is where we're extending the program. so we are allocating just need to take some of these appropriate resources. there's no doubt that this program will go on, shirley is to florida. and as i've said, just because the union, we will be prioritizing through real health care and that's the, that's my shooting him was like modernize indeed the regional center where he's been sending me is providing equipments and there's some vehicles and specialists, medical equipment that there's a couple of different kinds of give and who are familiar, or we will also prioritize training with it. so there anybody has mentioned in the salaries, in smaller field localities already listed on the on the one hand what the situation is not very bad, but we need if there's a shortage stuff, then sure something is lacking. scrolling and then we must do more. what do we know what the total that when you measure considering that, so then we'll be good to shift some of the

health controllers here. good morning supervisors thank you for hearing item. >> here today to describe the grant and seek approval of the agreement between dph and third party add administrator for the california department of health care service funded grant. the total not to exceed over 4 year system 32.3 million dollars. it funds 10 different projects for behavioral health and homelessness and out reach beds. throughout the city. and if is a time sensitive matter reflecting the request from the state we obligate the funds soon to allow you to apply for additional funds to enhance beds. >> there is an over view of the projects. we estimate it will adding 113 new bed and enhancing services for 67 existing beds. spending 8 opinion 1 million dollars per year over the 4 year term. there is a retroactive piece the award letter was receive in the june of 2023. we did not receive the award agreement until august of 23. noting, however, this is only retroactive the sense in the agreement is the board already accepted and extended gave us except and expense authority in last year's budget for the amount. i'm happy to take questions on this. >> thank you. when you mentioned that, that is regarding rateo acttivity the except an

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a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said a record number of cancer patients hadong term workforce plan will boost the number of health care workers diagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. the famous sycamore gap tree on hadrian's wall made headlines after it was chopped down last year, but horticulturalists from the national trust have successfully grown the first seedlings from it. harriet bradshaw reports. at a top—secret location in devon, a site of biosecurity, where the national trust is protecting the legacy of the nation's most famous trees. i've been invited to witness history, hope for the future of the sycamore gap tree. a lot of people might think, "well, it's just a sycamore," you know, a sycamore, but it is a really important sycamore. the sycamore gap tree in its prime. but last september, it was chopped down. everyone seems to have a story about how they connect to the tree. some people, literally, have been proposed to underneath it. other people just saw it as a way marker on theirjourney. and yet there are signs of life. in a r

department of health care service for a construction and in patient psychiatric unit. i would like to -- grant agreement for round 4 in december of 2022, dph received an award from the b chip program for not to exceed amount of 33.7 for construction and infrastructure. part of the budget process last year we received approval from the board to accept and extend that amount. we are here today because the agreement to enact that grant contains nonstandard terms that require board approval. >> the funds will improve a 12 bed inpatient unit for youth 12-17. staffed 24/7 issue 7 days a week. it is aimed for youth experiencing psychiatric crisis. place ams in the setting arise from involuntary holds due to concerns for dangers to themselves or others. will increase opportunity for psychiatric care for youth. and just to note, currently there is one inpatient unit through dignity health currently. specifics of the nonstandard terms very similar to round 3. . proposed terms are enter in an agreement with the hcs for 33.7. the city agree for declaration restrictions on potrero.

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said a record number of cancer patients had and treated over the past two years and the nhs long—term workforce plan would boost healthcare workers diagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. more than 280 school pupils have been abducted in nigeria in the north west town of kuriga in kaduna state. reports say students between the ages of 8 and 15 were taken, along with a teacher. the abductions have been blamed on ansaru, a breakaway faction of the islamistjihadist group boko haram. victims of kidnappings usually pay a ransom to secure their freedom. a controversial law passed in 2022 made it a crime to make ransom payments, with a potentialjail sentence of at least 15 years. but many victims feel they have no choice but to pay. 0ur west africa correspondent, mayenijones, has this report. this has become an all—too—familiar sight — desperate parents begging the authorities for help. 280 children, some as young as eight, were dragged out of their morning school assembly by armed men and were taken into a nearby fo

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said a record number of cancer patients hadhealthcare workers diagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. police forces across england and wales are to each be given £1 million to try to tackle rising cases of anti—social behaviour. the fund will be used to provide extra officer patrols. it follows the success of a pilot project which has helped reduce the number of incidents by as much as 40%. our reporter eleanor lawrie has more. on patrol in blackpool with the antisocial behaviour squad. this neighbourhood was notorious for things like shoplifting and criminal damage but this trial has helped to cut antisocial behaviour by more than 40%. it could be a small report, noise complaints, someone making noise in the area. we have spots we will stop by. check in with the communities. the team helped to recover a mobility scooter after it was stolen. but she and her neighbour annie say they still do not feel safe. two weeks later, i got it back. the police done marvellous. these community patrols which target antisocia

the department of health and social care said...lliot colburn is a conservative mp who sits on the women and equalities select committee. i think there is an incredibly long way to go until we can claim that there is equitable levels in health care for trans people. we know that waiting times are far beyond other conditions within the nhs. what needs to be done by the government, by nhs england to realistically bring these lists down? i think one of the major things is workforce, actually having the staff who are sufficiently trained to be able to deal with these complex matters of trans health care. so when it comes to waiting times, i don't want a loud, angry argument and i don't think trans people either want a loud, angry argument about their very existence. it would actually be nice just to have a discussion based on one issue, an issue of waiting times and how we can get those down and how we can get people the support that they need in a timely manner. you talked about the toxicity of the debate. do you think that toxicity me

. >>> tonight a number of new developments in what's being called the biggest cybersecurity attack on america's health care system. the department of health and human services is now investigating united health group after hackers shut down the company's payment processing arm. three weeks later, the pharmacy network is now back online, but many providers are still struggling. cbs's nicole sganga reports. >> reporter: a ransomware attack turned national crisis. >> it's been one of the most stressful things we've gone through as a practice, and that's saying something given that we survived covid. >> reporter: and for doctors like christine meyer, a personal nightmare. >> on an average weekday, you would get -- >> 20, 30, 40, $50,000 in deposits. >> and today you got? >> 77. >> reporter: the hack targeted change health care, a unit of united health, forcing the nation's largest medical payment system offline on february 21st, leaving hospitals and medical practices in a cash crunch. >> so to find ourselves suddenly looking at our home and its value and can we afford to put it up to pay our employees is a terrible feeling. >> repo

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said a record number of cancer patients had years, and the nhs long—term workforce plan would boost healthcare workers diagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. heavy gunfire has been heard near what remains of the presidential palace in the haitian capital, port—au—prince. there are reports armed gangs have once again invaded the international airport. a state of emergency and night time curfew have been extended for another month. haiti's main port has also announced that it is suspending operations due to worsening security conditions, following acts of sabotage and vandalism. it's after heavily armed criminal gangs took control of most of the capital, including attacks on the main airport, preventing the prime minister, ariel henry, from returning from abroad. haiti has suffered years of instability and escalating violence since the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. 18—year—old oliver bearman from essex is set to become the youngest briton to race in formula i later. he'll drive for ferrari in

. >> this o'shaughnessy >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to them. many folks who had to save money or par ticipate in underground economy to access the surgery outside the country. (indiscernible) really to make something real in terms of being able to connect with the gender identity and external (indiscernible) and so transform so many lives of many of trans folks who never imagined it was accessible to them. now we are in the different era and time where transrights is in the social political and general (indiscernible) and now we are serving young folks to support them and making sure their gender identity is connected to who th

government by coordinating work across agents to improve access to a full spectrum of reproductive health care services. our departmentprovide grants to assist providers with the medicaid certification and licensing associate was starting and-based practice. we will also invest an additional $1 million dce oh capitol grants relatingo the cost of opening the centers. dhs will invest $1 million in a pilot program to ensure new moms and babiesave clean diapers. along with additional $5 million into home visiting for most vulnerable families to connect new moms a babies with the resources they need to be healthy and thrive during babies first year. my budget also proposes investing $12 million to create a child tax credit for families raising our youngest children. [applause] by targeting this investment low and middle income families with children underhrk in the pocketr newest parents who needed the most and make those early years just a little bit easier. making 23 million-dollar investment so put us on a path to birth equity a path and a destination that jeanine and her■" colagues in the field can be proud of it. jean

willing , the ministry of health, the good efforts of the loved ones who work with them is also permissible. ahmar, both urgenas and other departments that are in charge of health care and travel health, travel safety , travel health, and infrastructure work for the travel of our loved ones in the provinces. honorable governors, governors , governors, governors, have worked very hard. thank god, we have this year's amun road accidents, the report given by the police dear ones. there is a decrease, but we are not satisfied , we believe that one day, god willing, we will witness it when we do not have accidents. and based on the latest statistics of the province fars khorasan razavi, isfahan, bushe and khuzestan received the most nowruz passengers so far. khadem jafari, sed and sima news agency. meteorology issued a red warning for two provinces of the country. the head of the country's crisis management organization said about the nationwide alert in lorestan and khuzestan provinces. compatriots in these two provinces are waiting for rain and wind. be severe the meteorological organization also warned about the intensity of rains in the western half of the country. i

tonight, a number of new developments in what's being called the biggest cybersecurity attack on america's health care system. the departmentth and human services is now investigating unitedhealth group after hackers shut down the company's payment processing arm. three weeks later, the pharmacy network is now back online, but many providers are still struggling. cbs's nicole sganga reports. >> reporter: a ransomware attack turned national crisis. >> it's been one of the most stressful things we've gone through as a practice. and that's saying something, given that we survived covid. >> reporter: and for doctors like christine meyer, a personal nightmare. on an average weekday, you would get? >> $20,000, $30,000, $40,000, $50,000 in deposits. >> reporter: and today you got? >> $77,000. >> reporter: the hacked targeted change healthcare, a unit of united health, forcing the nation's largest medical payment system off-line on february 21st, leaving hospitals and medical practices in a cash crunch. >> so to find ourselves suddenly, you know, looking at our home and its value, can we afford to put it up to pay our employees --

restaurant at that time, you should reach out to your health care provider or the public health department. if you or your child are an infant, 11 months of age or younger not vaccinated for measles. unsure of your measles vaccination status? pregnant, immunocompromised, a health care worker or a child care provider? health officials are urging vaccinations to help prevent more outbreaks. >> when kids have one vaccine in, we're talking about a 93% efficacy in protection against the measles. when they have two vaccines themselves. where we go up to 95 to 97% efficacy, anyone who is at the restaurant should watch for symptoms of measles, and they can happen 7 to 21 days after exposure. >> they include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes and a rash. and in rare cases, people with measles can develop a brain infection or even die from complications. gloria rodriguez abc seven news kumasi thank you, gloria. >> a plea deal has been reached for the driver accused in a dui crash that killed professional cyclist ethan boyce in san francisco's presidio last year, and now other cyclists are worried about what this agreement means for their safety. so

restaurant at that time, you should reach out to your health care provider or the public health department. if you or your child are an infant 11 months of age or younger, not vaccinated for measles. unsure of your measles vaccination status? pregnant, immunocompromised, a health care worker or a child care provider, and health officials are urging vaccinations to help prevent more outbreaks. >> when kids have one vaccine in, we're talking about a 93% efficacy in protection against the measles when they have two vaccines themselves, where we go up to 95 to 97% efficacy, anyone who was at this restaurant should watch for symptoms of measles, and they can happen 7 to 21 days after exposure. >> they include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes and a rash. and in rare cases, people with measles can develop a brain infection or even die from complications. gloria rodriguez abc seven news kumasi thank you, gloria. >> we now know the names of the family hit and killed over the weekend as they were waiting at a bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. they were 40 year old diego cardoza, delia de oliveira, 38 year old matilda ramos pi

in a statement nhs england said dave--- — the department of health and social care said two two nhs trustinvestment in their services. that was further hampered by great difficulty recruiting staff. they tell us that without significant ring fenced funding and dedicated pathways to get clinicians into crucial roles waiting list will remain excessively long. legislation banning the next generation from being able to buy cigarettes is being introduced in parliament. the bill will raise the legal smoking age in the uk by one year, every year, meaning anyone turning 15 this year, or younger, will never legally be able to buy cigarettes. it also aims to tackle youth vaping, with new powers to restrict vape flavours and packaging intentionally marketed at children. vaughan gething has been formally nominated as the new first minister of wales by the welsh parliament. he narrowly won the welsh labour leadership to succeed mark drakeford, who has stepped down from the post after more than five years. he is the first politician from an ethnic minority background in the role and the only black lead

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said a record number of cancer patients hadagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. police officers, firefighters and other public servants who die in the line of duty are now eligible for a new honour. the elizabeth emblem is the civilian equivalent of the elizabeth cross, which recognises members of the uk armed forces who die in action or as a result of a terrorist attack. the honour is the result of years of campaigning by bryn hughes and paul bone, whose daughters, both police officers, were murdered in 2012. our reporter abi smitton has more. why was local mp jo cox shot and stabbed? doing what they dread, investigating the death| of one of their own. more than 100 nhs and care staff have now died with the coronavirus. they dedicated themselves to public service. all lost their lives doing their duty. now their families will be able to celebrate them with a posthumous award. the elizabeth emblem comes after years of campaigning from bryn hughes. i am absolutely overwhelmed, fantastic, elated. humbled. all t

among the residents of the high-rise building, a total of twenty victims, including a pregnant woman, were told by the health care department of odesa. also, two people are still in intensive care. danger from the sea. in odesa, pyrotechnics destroyed an anchor mine. she was found on the coast of the black sea, the state emergency service said. the ammunition was detonated in a safe city, residents of the region were urged not to approach the unknown. objects on the coast, if you notice one, report it immediately rescuers in order to cleanse our land of the russians and everything they brought with them, the espresso tv channel calls for help with the collection of fpv drones for a separate platoon of the sapsan unmanned aerial systems of the state special transport service. these powerful soldiers are actively fighting in the donetsk direction, attacking and restraining the enemy. thanks to our strike drones. defenders destroyed a lot of russian equipment, fortifications and manpower of the aggressor, so we have a goal to collect 1 million uah for flying weapons, with your help we have already collected more than 970 00 ua

suspect agreed to cooperate with the enemy and. assumed the position of head of the illegally created health care department, the department of social policy, realizing the consequences cooperation with the enemy, the woman used a pseudonym at work. to be a man, the memorial tablet of the author of this famous quote, blessed lubomyr husar , was installed in one of the churches of lviv, where the cardinal was baptized. the official opening and consecration of the table will be held this saturday by the head of the ugc, his beatitude svyatoslav shevchuk. benefactors collected funds for the production of the monument. let me remind you that his beatitude sviatoslav earlier announced the beginning of the process of beatification of patriarch lubomir husar, this recognition of him as blessed and holy. cardinal huser remains a moral authority for believers of various denominations and religions. opening the table, it has a summary. the vision that it helps us, once again, after many different occupations of the city of lviv, to make lviv ukrainian, to ukrainianize lviv, and the streets dedicated to our national h

colfax. >> my name is a king the deputy director of the community health and care at the department of health and before we move on with the presentation i would like to take a moment to acknowledge the community members who may be listening here or in the room many of whom i had the pleasure of meeting on several occasions since the last time we appeared before the commission. um, and they they're commitment to this issue to the safety of their community and willing to oversees on this relentlesslyly and i feel fortunate for the attention they've given me so like to acknowledge and thank you, very much. and the doctor said on this slide in addition to myself and doctor phillips have a team of very well-versed staff here at dph who have spent a lot of time on the issues and that though i'm the only member of team speaking here today, many of my colleagues working on this issue are in the room and diligently working on this issue for many months. next slide, please. so at the corner of the work we are doing on the shipyard has been in the partnerships with the community as i said myself

attack forced the shutdown by change health care, a sizable unit of united health care as well the government has got involved. the health and human services departmenting they would take steps to try to alleviate some of the finance pressures. back to you on a busy day. >> we're grateful to have you with us on our show. thanks, steve. >>> now to the crackdown aimed at helping you hang on to more of your money. the biden administration finalizing a key sdecision on h much credit card companies can charge this late fees. are >> reporter: inflation-weary americans feel nickel and dimed. the administration touting a new rule that will cap credit card card card late fees to $8, down from 32 closing a loophole in the 2009 card act it means an average savings of $220 per american household. >> it's a really big deal, because we are talking about people who are on a tight budget, who are living paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: americans now hold record credit card debt, and all those balances carry a record high interest rate, averaging above 21%. late fees bring in $14 billion a year for credit card companies the chamber of commerce vowed to sue the admi

rashists appointed ilmiyev first head of the regional health care department, and then she was promoted to the rank of minister. under the leadership of this traitor, the kherson region. began to prepare for medical reforms according to russian standards. we have only one choice, and it is the choice of a peaceful path, so that peace will finally come to us on the fertile tavrian land. order, stability. this minister was in office for a short time, why? well, because he robbed his own owners of 26.5 million wooden ones. the former acting minister of health of the kherson region was charged with embezzlement funds entrusted to him in a particularly large amount. the accused is detained and remanded in custody. it turned out that from september 1, 22 to april 23, ilmiyev stuffed his wicket with money allocated for the salaries of doctors and employees of the kherson city clinical hospital named after karabelesh. during the search of his house, cash was found. decorations and paintings. last summer, the traitor was detained in crimea. i think that ilmiyev regrets that he fled to the occupi

suspect agreed to cooperate with the enemy and assumed the position of head of the illegally established health care departmentcial policy department, realizing the consequences of cooperation with enemy, the woman used a pseudonym at work. less than 10% of the amendments to the draft law on mobilization managed to be considered by the specialized committee of the council - people's deputy yaroslav zheleznyak reported. he also noted that the meeting of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence was canceled again today. why this happened, the members of his faction do not have an answer. according to the secretary, the date of the next meeting of the committee is currently unknown. it looks like we will pass it only in april, accordingly, in april, there may be a vote inside, accordingly, it will enter into force already in mid-may, according to forecasts. the image of veterans in ukrainian society, such a survey was carried out by sociologists. group rating. this is already the fourth study since the beginning of the large-scale war. our correspondent dmytro didora has already heard the resu

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said a record number of cancer patients hadst two years and the nhs long—term workforce plan would boost healthcare workers diagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. a fertility clinic in london has had its licence to operate suspended due to "significant concerns" about the unit. the homerton fertility centre has been told it must not start new procedures, but can continue to see existing patients. the clinic said there had been three separate cases of errors in the freezing of embryos. the bbc understands as many as 150 embryos could have been affected in incidents involving up to 45 patients, although this has not been confirmed by the trust. let's speak to our correspondent zoe conway who is outside homerton hospital. take us to what you understand has happened. the take us to what you understand has ha ened. , . happened. the fertility centre it sa s in happened. the fertility centre it says in these — happened. the fertility centre it says in these incidents, - happened. the fertility centre it says in the

department of department of emergency management i wanted to speak a little bit about the shelter availability and the behavorial health residential other treatments of availability to department of public health coordinated care for hsh and the shelter operations a client services division collecting all the information about the bed turnover and what is happening early in the morning with the distribution of the beds and manages what hold those with readily available beds not like we're trying to use the same bed at the same time. years ago had that problem and like a race to the bed and instead working, you know, getting the team to allocate the services directly but under realtime we have connections and we are able to call each other and working we've got 7 beds set aside and 6 we have a feeling we may need a little bit more capacity and then able to work with teams in between the teams to row allocates resources where needed and wrapping dedicated 5 beds and only used 3. , you know, there is two available like a human interface to really make sure we are sharing the resources. >> thank you you that's great i think i wanted to understand and in an event i'm sure dealing with consolidating we'll have bette

the suspect agreed to cooperate with the enemy and assumed the position of chief in the illegally established health care department, social policy department. aware of the consequences of cooperation with the enemy, the woman used a pseudonym at work. new technologies - new laws. the european parliament adopted an act that will regulate the rules in the field. of artificial intelligence, this is stated on the institution's website. in particular, the use of some shi programs that may threaten human rights is prohibited. except moreover, according to the law, artificial intelligence cannot be used to manipulate people's behavior or to exploit their vulnerabilities. self-destructed. the kairos-1 rocket, a private japanese company space one, exploded 5 seconds after launch. it was supposed to deliver a satellite into orbit, reuters reports. the company reported that the missile self-destructs when an error is detected in the flight path, speed or control system. however , space one did not specify what exactly caused the self-destruction? company representatives noted that there were no casualties as a result of the

department of department of emergency management i wanted to speak a little bit about the shelter availability and the behavorial health residential other treatments of availability to department of public health coordinated care for hsh and the shelter operations a client services division collecting all the information about the bed turnover and what is happening early in the morning with the distribution of the beds and manages what hold those with readily available beds not like we're trying to use the same bed at the same time. years ago had that problem and like a race to the bed and instead working, you know, getting the team to allocate the services directly but under realtime we have connections and we are able to call each other and working we've got 7 beds set aside and 6 we have a feeling we may need a little bit more capacity and then able to work with teams in between the teams to row allocates resources where needed and wrapping dedicated 5 beds and only used 3. , you know, there is two available like a human interface to really make sure we are sharing the resources. >> thank you you that's great i think i wanted to understand and in an event i'm sure dealing with consolidating we'll have bette

of charity care in the city. according to data from the san francisco department of public health annual charity care report released last year, the combined the two hospitals provided a higher rate of charity care as a portion of net patient revenue then any other hospital in the city, other then san francisco general. while saint francis and saint mary spent 2.9 percent of their combined net patient revenue on charity care, ucsf spent a fraction that. 0.32 percent actually, which is less then half the state average which includes for profit hospitals. additionally, according to the data presented in the report, the total number of patients that received charity care amounted to 92 percent of patients that received charity care at the much larger ucsf. this is noteworthy, because during that period, saint francis and mary had patient discharges less then 1/3 of the patient discharges at ucsf. that means over the 5 year period covered in the city report, the much smaller hospital of saint mary and saint francis cared for far fewer patients overall then the much larger ucsf, but actually provided charity care to near

> for more information, >> item 50 is resolution calling on department of public health to provide medically necessary transition related care for transgender related people and remove restrictions. >> in 2012 gender health sf was born out of advocacy from community stakeholders and local leaders. really as response to providing quality, accessible jnder aaffirming care for the most under-served. (indiscernible) the way i see it, there is two ways of folks we serve at our program. the first wave of folks who never imagined surgery access was accessible to them. many folks who had to save money or par ticipate in underground economy to access the surgery outside the country. (indiscernible) really to make something real in terms of being able to connect with the gender identity and external (indiscernible) and so transform so many lives of many of trans folks who never imagined it was accessible to them. now we are in the different era and time where transrights is in the social political and general (indiscernible) and now we are serving young folks to support them and making sure their gender identity is connected to who th

three children were killed, three more are in intensive care, this data is provided by the ministry of health, the head of the medical departmentter tatyana golikova all night after. apparently high-tech care is transported to the capital’s medical centers by helicopter. three victims are in intensive care here; they were brought in early this morning from khimki and krasnogorsk near moscow. the doctors are in a serious condition and are fighting for their lives. all moscow and moscow region clinics employ full-time doctors, nurses, and those who simply have extensive experience in saving people’s lives. there was an escalation in the strength of means; specialists leading the country went directly. to the victims and families of the victims, we are with you, at the site of the tragedy there is a spontaneous memorial, candles burn in silence, people bring flowers. olga mecheryakova, oksana maksimova, tatyana koroleva, alexander smychek, news of the week. well , today at exactly 19:55, this is exactly the time the terrorists entered the building of the crocus city concert hall at 19:55. your flowers and your memory, very soon th

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care set a record number of cancer patients had long—term workforce plan would approve the of healthcare workers diagnosing and treating cancer. dominic hughes, bbc news. a ship carrying desperately needed humanitarian aid is expected to set sail for gaza this weekend. the spanish vessel is scheduled to depart from cyprus and will aim to use a newly opened shipping route, but with no functioning port and shallow waters, it is unclear where it will dock when it gets there. the us has already announced it will build a temporary port on gaza's coast to deliver aid. police have arrested an 11—year—old boy who was found behind the wheel of a bmw. the 4x4 had cloned registration plates and was towing a suspected stolen caravan along the m1 motorway. 0fficers said the boy was held on suspicion of theft, burglary and motoring offences but was later released on bail. a police investigation has been launched after a painting of a politician who was linked to the creation of israel was damaged. palestine action said one if its activists had "

do you think the department of health and social care and nhs england have a clear plan to deal with er. it's 6:00 on thursday, the 26th of may. good morning. this is today, with nick robertson and mishal husain. on the morning of the 26th of may, a policeman came and knocked at our door and told us that a body had been found and they had reason to believe that it was alice. it's so difficult to sum up alice in just a few words, but she was just a treasure. she was just a lovely person, and everybody who knew her adored her. alice was 20—years—old when she was found dead in brighton. she'd been on the waiting list for the tavistock adult clinic in london for over three years at the time of her death. alice was about 17 and a half when she was referred. yes. so she was put straight onto the adult waiting list because she would have been over 18 by the time an appointment was available. what was her mental health like at that point? her mental health fluctuated. so every time she felt hope that she was going to get the treatment that she needed, her mental health improved and every time

of 2028. madam chair. >> thank you. we have san francisco health network >> good morning. madam chair and vice chair mandelman and supervisor melgar i'm the department director of primary care and resident of san francisco for 24 years the first time i have been here thank you for having me. today we are talking about a program at the children's health center we are spreading in primary care to all of our health served children for children 0-5 and talking around care around development and >> sorry. pediatric development and focusing on the patients and their adult care givers. again we are asking for 373. before us and it is irrelevant for the next fiscal year. >> we did pilot this program overnight last throw years with a grant. and it offers family centered behavioral health care and promotion and prevention services to address adverse childhood experience the aces and interact intergenerational trauma. screening, prevention and early intervention services to 3,000 san francisco health network patients ages 0-5 along with their care givers. and provides tier 2 and 3 service 20% of children's health centers early childhood populations would not access care. we are seekin

last year, the department of health social careeally exploded . beyond their really exploded. beyond their predictions, there has also been some analysis now which has led to the government reducing the ability of dependents arriving on that scheme to arrive in britain. that's expected to reduce it . but at the same time, reduce it. but at the same time, the nursing and midwifery council, they're currently investigating some 700 nurses already in the system on allegations that they fraudulently acquired their qualifications in nigeria and they had proxies sitting and taking that test. a former head of that college told of the royal college of nurses did say that this could also be putting lives at risk. and you couldn't have nurses under investigation working on hospital wards. so clearly a big discussion at the moment will more widely about the issue of qualifications , how the issue of qualifications, how they're acquired and also, crucially, how they are linked to immigration. >> and charlie, we also hear about care visas being

which fortunately reached 25,000 in 1402 , of which 48 to 50 percent were nursing colleagues between 12,000 and 14,000. people in health care and emergency departments in the pre-hospital, our colleagues were recruited and recruited , and in the last days of the year , almost most of our friends were recruited into the health complex, but we are still facing a shortage. one of the complaints that our colleagues have is that due to the volume of referrals and high workload, many times we may embarrass people due to the lack of manpower and we cannot provide the service that is worthy and generous. therefore, the harm of this matter will be to the people first it is their right to receive this high-quality service considering that they pay taxes and pay insurance. the second damage is to the service provider, because he suffers from job burnout, he leaves his job , and in fact, we can say that a vicious cycle is created in which both the people suffer, the nurses and the health system. respected organization of the budget program and employment affairs should look at the issue of recruiting nurses from the perspective that they themselves , as service