this very charismatic guy, who's a publishing entrepreneur, he calls himself willy, played by dominic west's a pen name under which he publishes books that are written by other people. he takes her to paris, introduces her to a new and exciting life, and he's doing extraordinarily well. except his expenses are enormous, as indeed are his infidelities. and he's running short of money, and he's got this stable of people writing for him. he's the public face, he describes the name willy as a brand name. but he needs new writers, new inspiration, and he suddenly realises that the solution to his problems may be right in front of him. here's a clip. they never get a job on their own! i lend them my name, my reputation, i take all the risk and there's still no money! we need more output! you could get another writer. and to pay them with what? i'm not even making 1,000 this month, i've got 300 from the echo, 425 from the ladies' vamp novel, and just 250 from the music reviews. it doesn't even cover the outgoings. how can we spend much money? mortgage, matilde, restaurants! you always pick up the

at the centre of it, keira knightley and dominic west as this couple, one of whom has the real talentther of whom is main and the other of whom is vein and full of himself and absolutely certain he understands how the world works. do you know what it reminds me of? the wife. with glenn close. it's the same story. it's very, very similar. and there's another film which came out not so long ago about mary shelley as well which had a similar theme. but the wife is a particularly interesting comparison because glenn close is so good in that. that is the story of a relationship in which there is the talent and the public face. this is about how much somebody can grasp their own future and it's also about all those things that are important nowadays about celebrity, the idea of celebrity culture creating this kind of claudine mystique in which suddenly everyone is wearing these clothes and they have these accoutrements that are branded and about how much you can own your public image. i thought it was a really good and not least because of the performances. all right, stan and ollie, laurel

and at the centre of it, keira knightley and dominic west as this couple, one of whom has the real talentelf and absolutely certain he understands how the world works. do you know what it reminds me of, is the wife, with glenn close. it's the same story. it's very, very similar. and there's another film which came out not so long ago about mary shelley as well which had a similar theme. but the wife is a particularly interesting comparison, because glenn close is so good in that. and that's the story of a relationship in which there is the talent and there is the public face. this is about how much somebody can grasp their own future. and it's also about all those things that are important nowadays about celebrity, the idea of celebrity culture creating this kind of claudine mystique in which suddenly everyone is wearing these clothes, and there are all these accoutrements that are branded, and about how much you can own your public image. i thought it was a really good, and not least because of the performances. all right. stan and ollie, laurel and hardy embarking on a tour of britain,

and at the centre of it, keira knightley and dominic west as this couple, one of whom has the real talentands how the world works. do you know what it reminds me of, is the wife, with glenn close. it's the same story. it's very, very similar. and there's another film which came out not so long ago about mary shelley as well which had a similar theme. but the wife is a particularly interesting comparison, because glenn close is so good in that. and that's the story of a relationship in which there is the talent and there is the public face. this is about how much somebody can grasp their own future. and it's also about all those things that are important nowadays about celebrity, the idea of celebrity culture creating this kind of claudine mystique in which suddenly everyone is wearing these clothes, and there are all these accoutrements that are branded, and about how much you can own your public image. i thought it was a really good, and not least because of the performances. all right. stan and ollie, laurel and hardy embarking on a tour of britain, trying to reignite their careers. so

this very charismatic guy, who is a publishing entrepreneur, he calls himself willy, played by dominic westng life and he is doing quite well. except his expenses are enormous, as indeed are his infidelities. and he's running short of money and he's got this stable of people writing for him, he is the public face, he describes the name willy as a brand name but he needs new writers, new inspiration and he suddenly realises that the solution to his problems may be right in front of him. here's a clip. they never get a job on their own! i lend them my name, my reputation, i take all the risk and there's still no money! we need more output! you could get another writer. and to pay them with what? i'm not even making 1,000 this month, i've got 300 from the echo, 425 from the ladies' vamp novel, and just 250 from the music reviews, it doesn't even cover the outgoings. how can we spend much money? mortgage, matilde, restaurants! you always pick up the bill, willy, no matter how many people join us. it is expected of me. and the races? the casino? what do you want me to do? live like a monk or a p

west. and we dominate also the institutions. frankly the u.n. is largely dominated by the west, not only the security council, but if you look at all of the people in the bureaucracy, you see that there is an overwhelming majority of western officials. so we have the new world to an age where we are less powerful in elective terms that we wear. so for me, that is the problem that we are facing. >> but again, the question is whether the problem is mechanical or philosophical, so to apply it to what you just said, is the solution required merely a manner of adjusting the current institutions to make more room for new entrants? or is there a deeper problem, are countries like china, actually revisionist powers, who don't just want a seat at the table but they want to change the rules of the game? and if did , it is the latter, then how do we construct a new multilateral order along those lines that suits us as well as them? >> i think one of the responses maybe that i think that actually, unfortunately, there are philosophical, enormative differenc

most still succumbing to being china firing a warning shot i counted there as a battle with the west dominance looms the details for you after the break. that entire collection of countries and regions that have been the main economic. players for decades now over time they're going to become this much more players of the world is going to evolve china india middle east africa. under certain scenarios they're going to represent about eighty percent of world g.d.p. at the end of the century and that scenario is where they do catch up in terms of productivity growth. you know world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back china's ambassador to canada has hit town to justin trudeau as government warning that there will be consequences if while way is frozen out of

two areas of high pressure dominating the west coast. putting up a wall here and pushing.ook, the storm track to our south and to our north. all storms, the next several days moving away from us. what does it do to our temperatures. each day we climb a couple degrees. in the low to mid-60s. 65 at san jose. morgan hill. livermore, fremont, palo alto, 64. santa rosea 66. 65 in napa. here's the tule fog i was talking about. see how it tries to creep into the east bay valley tonight. we'll keep an eye on that. low to mid-40s elsewhere. let's step through the seven-day forecast. every day, today, tomorrow and saturday we are warm. saturday, sunday, the warmest days. trying to get to 70 elsewhere. mid-60s at the coast. cooling trend next week. but warmer than average in the mid-60s. >> just a heads up for bay ferry commuters. we've got a couple of cancellations due to mechanical problems. this is the third or fout day in a row now. mare island. canceled and busesejo. will be provided as an alternate route. problem with a big rig in the hayward area has been cleared. able to get

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west. and we dominate also the institutions. so frankly, the u.n. is dominated by the west, not only the security council, but if you look at all the people in the democracy, you see there is an overwhelming majority of western officials. so we have a new world and new age where we are less powerful in relative terms. so for me that is the problem that we are facing. jonathan: the question is whether the problem is mechanical or philosophical. to apply it to what you just said, is the solution required merely a manner of adjusting the current institutions to make more room for new entrants? or is there a deeper problem are countries like china actually revisionist powers, who don't want a seat at the table but change the rules of the game? if it is the latter, how do we construct a new order along those lines? that suits us as well as them? stewart: i think that actually, unfortunately there are philosophical differences on some areas that will make it difficult. i think we probably are heading for a world that is a little shallower than we want in

everything is all set for west coast. dominant ridge of high pressure, which is deflecting everything north. coming from the west to southwest. storm track is north for now. maybe early february. february 2nd, there's a hint of something breaking through. we'll see. but we have to let everything develop to the east before things change here. it is locked in. except for the high clouds, and a little warmer. maybe a few upper 60s to near 70 today. it will be mid-60s. and 60 to 66. 60s, low to mid. santa rosa at 64. 60 in the city, 65 in santa cruz. and also toward gilroy. it will be close for others as well. dry. temps continue to inch up and a little bit. >> okay. thank you, steve. >>> 6:21 is the time. today is your chance to see the stanley cup up close. when we come back, we're going to give you a peek at the fun events in san jose for this year's nhl all-star game. >>> and san francisco, trying to make some taxi drivers happy with new rules at sfo. but others say the new rules could put them out of business. my name is jedda an

china has fired a warning shot at canada with the west for tech dominance names but not the story for you. most people think in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest race in truth to stand the news business is just the right questions and the right answer. questions. welcome back china's ambassador to canada has his heart at justin trudeau his government warning that there will be consequences if our way is frozen out of the country's five g. network kind of there is one of a number of western countries considering taking action against the chinese tech giant over security concerns. if the canadian government does been will way from participating in the five g. network the kind of repercussions they'll be i'm not sure but i believe there will be repercussions. takes is through this snowballing dispute between china and canada it's pretty much comes down to who is going to dominate the five g. race five g. is a next generation network which will provide a faster and quicker internet speed will you be able to u

so is a common china has to find a warning shot i counted there was a battle with the west of tech dominance looms i have the details of the way. that entire collection of countries and regions that have been the main economic. players for decades now over time they're going to become this much more players of the world is going to evolve china india the middle east africa. under certain scenarios they're going to represent about eighty percent of world g.d.p. at the end of the century and that scenario is where they do catch up in terms of productivity growth. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice so the biggest raid in truth to stand losing business is just the right questions and demand the right answer. question. welcome back china's ambassador to canada has hit out at justin trudeau government warning that there will be consequences if weiwei is frozen out of the country's five g. network canada is one of a number of western countries considering taking action against the chinese tech giant

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trying to find a warning shots like canada as a battle with the west for tech dominance looms would have the story for you right after the break. you know world's big partisan brute lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. seem wrong but i. just don't. get to see palin is the answer. and in detroit because the trail. once and many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back china's ambassador to canada has his how to adjust in trudeau's government warning there will be consequences if while away is frozen out of the country's five g. network kind as it is one of a number of western countries considering taking action against the chinese tech giant over security concerns. if the canadian government does buy and walk away from participating

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west. into the weekend, this area of high—pressure still dominating things but a few weather fronts around uring saturday, while there will be some breaks and some sunny spells, for most, it will remain cloudy throughout the day. maximum temperature is struggling to gain for many parts, 5—6dc, 8—9d across the north and the west. sunday will be fairly similar. a lot of cloud around again, some breaks to give some sunny spells, plenty of dry weather is temperatures may be a little higher, 8—9d. that is it for me, goodbye. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me, — the headlines: a giant leap into space for china. it makes history by successfully landing a robotic spacecraft on the far side of the moon. apple says it's been caught off—guard by china's slowing economy. two people are arrested in manchester on suspicion of helping migrants cross the channel into the uk illegally. the environment secretary says brexit will give farmers a "world of opportunity", and says robots will play a part too. for the first time, the uk's gaming market is worth more than both music and video combined. pep guar

the conflict with the ukraine has dominated russia's political life for year and a half. russian the west accuse each other interfering in the crane. over a million refugees have already crossed into russia from the eastern ukraine. in an office where ukrainian refugees are helped with pretty straight and russian i look for someone prepared to tell me their story. victoria kolesnik of it is a small entrepreneur from the don't pass despite the difficulties of life as a refugee she's full of energy and has already found a job as a sales assistant when she becomes a russian citizen her career chances should improve. i was invited to victoria and sergey kolesnik of the new flat. just do not pass in the void leave things you want . imo so i'd second it unless there is a crazy way out what nasa qatar is. stunning sadness national never seen rain only need it now. get it economy going after you've got a little. business this just need as much. come in yet a bullet points first they really were. released. in the most but i believe if you didn't do the preceding you could see it was the scene you

management over the rough crossing between gaza and egypt the palestinian authority dominated by the father movement in the west bank decided to pull out all its employees from the crossing of the dozens of its members were arrested in gaza by hamas the two groups have been at odds and the change in management could affect how long the crossing stays open. small still ahead of al jazeera graces government goes in for crowd funding to keep its navy afloat. how wave of iraqi women is claiming back their place in society. and the snow has been falling in hokkaido parts of northern honshu and the great tide doesn't look much but because the is so cold behind it that is what has been happening closing airports but this is normal winter stuff really on the lease side of bold so road to be modeled in tokyo thirteen degrees but we've gone subzero behind it where the cold air and the release is doubt about minus fifty five up here but the cold air is trying to leak out again so high temp is modest for in pyongyang minus fifteen but just above freezing in beijing is very still here's where it currently is not like good o

domination. the designation of mauritania in north west africa is historically known as the land of a million poets on its oldest musical storytelling traditions involves an instrument unique to the country which is paid only by women and of course modern technology is now being used to keep an eight hundred year old tradition alive. it is an invitation no man can refuse. in this conservative region of mauritania men dance for women. and women play for men at the heart of the tradition is this instrument the dean more than a harp it's also a drum. and produces note that do not exist in western music. only women can play it it's a tradition passed on from mothers to daughters since the thirteenth century. when i see men dance for me it gives me joy i give them rhythm and the time they dance to my beat and the men love it. and that's mitt and her daughter for two or grio a cast of musical storytellers and poet they mostly sing praises to god and their absolute love for the divine at the heart of this is the already. this is the tradition. and they're about to teach me the dance that goes with the our

west. this area of high pressure is the dominant factor, the isobars are further apart.rizzle to northern ireland and scotland. elsewhere, things will turn cold for a while. a bit no the way of sunshine. bai. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2pm: the prime minister urges mps to back her brexit deal or risk taking the country into "uncharted territory." i would say — don't let the search for the perfect become the enemy of the good. the danger there is that we end up with no brexit at all. ahead of the launch of the long term plan for nhs — the health secretary says the service needs to change its focus. the big picture of this plan is to get with that big increase in funding. to get more spending onto prevention and supporting people to stay healthy in the first place, rather than just focusing on the cure. the next stage of the universal credit roll—out is delayed — amid concerns about the new all—in—one benefits system. and will the favourite win? 0livia colman is a frontrunner in tonight's golden globe

indies and have a reasonably easy time but england have always struggled in the west indies, even when they have been the dominantwas 2004 and before that it was 1968 so it is a difficult place to talk. before we get out england approach the rest of the match, what message willjoe root be giving them in the pavilion? these quys giving them in the pavilion? these guys pull fast! watch the ball. it is difficult, sometimes you just outplayed and the way that kemar roach bowled, we saw outplayed and the way that kemar roach bowled, we sanimmy anderson bowling extremely well with line and length and kemar roach and jason holder bowled with the same kind of discipline. they have got to go in and bowl even better. how do they approach it? what do you do with the bowling attack to try and claw your way back into the game if you are joe root? i think sam curran is someone joe root? i think sam curran is someone they will be looking to come idid not someone they will be looking to come i did not bowl critically well in the first innings. anderson was superb with five wickets. stuart broad has been left out, ben stokes had

dominant. look at the wall they're putting up along the west coast. steering everything to our north so we have nohae of these orms . just a cuds from time to time as they getclose. low to mid 60s today. from 60 at half moon bay, san francisco, richmond 61. oakland, concord, 62. look at this, fremont, palo alto, 64. san jose and napa at 65 degrees. now, remember i talked about that tule fog. look how close it gets. with an offshore breeze, it may try to sneak into the east bay valleys. i have a little bit of fog up across the north bay. low to mid-40s around the bay. let's go day by day with the accuweather forecast. you'll want to absorb these temperatures. low to mid-60s today. we now have saturday and sunday as days that could reach 70 around the bay and inland. we'll still be in the 60s next week when a cooling trend rolls in. sue? >> we're headed out to take a look at san rafael. southbound 101 past the north gate mall, the taillights headed towards central san rafael. no delays here. we'll check the richmond-san rafael bridge. no problems gettin

dominance agendas. they are leasing oil and gas all over the west and right near national parks, right at the doorstep of national parks. they are putting in place wildlife policies that will not protect wildlife and will harm them long-term. we need an interior secretary who will protect wildlife, protect resources, ensure that we are conserving our public lands and supporting the staff. the major thing the administration does every year in our budget. this administration two years in a row has fought for cuts to the national park and the public land. this is not ok. we need someone in this position who will protect these lands that americans hold sacred. host: mitch, in delaware, good morning. good morning, thank you for taking everyone's calls, i really like this, i'm 18 party democrat-- a tea party , i remember when president to anput up a barricade open air plaza world war ii memorial and put guards around the outside in the veterans had to storm it using their wheelchairs and their walkers and they knock down the barriers that would have otherwise been accessible. that being said, i want to offer s

management of the rough crossing between gaza and egypt the palace you know far too dominated by the fatah movement in the west bank decided to pull out all its employees from the crossing of the dozens of its members were arrested in gaza by hamas the two groups have been odds and the change in management could affect how long the crossing stays open although one hundred trucks are taking part in a trial in southeast england to prevent long queues at the port of dover should the u.k. crash out of the e.u. with no deal some fear the lines could be as long as forty five kilometers the government says it needs to prepare for all eventually it is the test involves trucks driving between the port and a disused airport in kent to see what the traffic flows can be maintained china says it will allow u.n. officials to visit the western state of gin jiang after the global condemnation of its treatment of we get muslims beijing has been accused of in turning up to a million the egos in prison like the tension camps and forcing them to renounce their religion and native language china says u.n. officials are welcome to

management of the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt the palestinian authority dominated by the fatah movement in the west bank decided to pull out all its employees in the crossing of the dozens of its members were arrested in gaza by hamas but two groups have been odds and the change in management could affect how long the crossing stays open. now a new round of talks between yemen's warring factions may take place soon in jordan that's according to a senior official un envoy martin griffiths met the who things before heading to riyadh to ensure a recent deal reached in sweden is fully implemented as more peace in yemen won't be easy but the united nations envoy martin griffiths remains confident it will one day become a reality griffith's destroying the region to ensure all the parties will implement the agreement reached in sweden last month the deal calls for the who the is to hand over control of yemen's red sea port of her data of the warring factions remain divided over who should step in and run the facility where much of the food aid comes in. the exiled government says it's ready to take over a

west motion picture drama. actor.lek won best lady gaga's debut film had been expected to dominate. it won best original song, but the singer lost out on best actress to glenn close. comedy and picture screenplay went to green book, the true story of an interracial road trip through 1960's american south. >> alfonso cuaron took home best director for his film based on his childhood in mexico and the woman who raised him. it was named best foreign language film. politics were largely absent from the ceremony until christian bale accepted his award for best actor in a comedy for his betrayal of former u.s. vice president dick cheney. >> thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. >> in the television world, the top award went to spy drama the americans. recognized for her role in killing eve. here, to look be out into this audience because i see you. , all the spaces of change. >> a golden globes is no guarantee of auster laura, but the recognition can give films a boost ahead of the academy awards. voting begins this monday. >> you may have noticed a charmi

west. into the weekend, this area of high—pressure is still dominating things, but a few weather fronts aroundemain cloudy throughout the day. maximum temperatures struggling for many parts, 5—6dc, 8—9d across the north and the west. sunday will be fairly similar. a lot of cloud around again, some breaks to give some sunny spells, plenty of dry weather. and temperatures may be a little higher, 8—9d. that's it for me, goodbye. you're watching bbc news at 10 with me rachel schofield — the headlines: a giant leap into space for china. it makes history by successfully landing a robotic spacecraft on the far side of the moon. a profit warning from apple panics investors. it says the core of the problem is china's slowing economy. two people are arrested in manchester on suspicion of helping migrants cross the channel into the uk illegally. the environment secretary says brexit will give farmers a "world of opportunity", and hopes robots will play a part too. for the first time, the uk's gaming market is worth more than both music and video combined. pep guardiola's manchester city prepares to take

wars tearing the country apart located east of aleppo and west of the euphrates river three hundred thousand people live in the arab dominated city has been under the control of kurds for the past two years ever since they drove out and now if we look at the map this city is a tense frontline for well average single party involved in the conflict first there are kurdish forces who for generations have been locked in a bitter battle with attacks those who are in the territory doing syria will learn the necessary lessons for us there is no difference between the warring p.g. the p. y. d. p. kerry kerry and we will very soon take actions and neutralize the terrorist groups in syria the kurds moving west of the euphrates was a red line for turkey and at the same time turkey considers the kurdish presence there a provocation on the other hand they sacrificed a many men and resources to wrestle control for myself and won't be leaving without a fight while those drops the u.s. right in it up to its knees which is friends of both had to bring in its own troops to keep turkey because away from each other but while washington was tryi

. - by cold airwill be day dominated by cold air originating from the north—west and feeding in at times difficult set up a potentially for the evening rush hour with those showers moving through. even with sunshine, another cold day. a cold night will follow and guess what? and other cold day. it stays cold basically and to the end of the week and friday gives us a blip, a return to average temperatures with some milder weather but only very short term as it will turn colder again for the weekend. here is wednesday, a beautiful looking day. there will be lots of sunshine. a few more wintry showers in the north—west, maybe a few across eastern england but it will be cold with temperatures down at the lower end of single figures. but thursday, again, a chilly start. perhaps more cloud coming into the west and just the signs of something that'll milder. friday, a return to average temperatures but as promised, only briefly because it looks like once this area of cloud and rain sweeps away that the weekend, we'll be back shivering in our shirts. the prime minister promises mps a more open a

wars tearing the country apart located east of aleppo and west of the euphrates river three hundred thousand people live in the arab dominated city has been under the control of kurds for the past two years ever since they drove out and now if we look at the map this city is a tense frontline for well average single party involved in the conflict first there are kurdish forces who for generations have been locked in a bitter battle with attacks those who are in the territory do in syria will learn the necessary lessons for us there is no difference between the warring p.g. the p y d p kerry kerry and we will very soon take actions and neutralize the terrorist groups in syria the kurds moving west of the euphrates was a red line for turkey and at the same time turkey considers the kurdish presence there a provocation on the other hand they sacrificed a many men and resources to wrestle control for myself and won't be leaving without a fight while those drops the u.s. right in it up to its knees which is friends of both had to bring in its own troops to keep turkey away from each other but while washington was trying to keep t

wars tearing the country apart located east of aleppo and west of the euphrates river three hundred thousand people live and the arab dominated city has been under the control of kurds for the past two years ever since they drove out and now if we look at the map this city is a tense frontline for well average single party involved in the conflict first there are kurdish forces who for generations have been locked in a bitter battle with attacks those who are in the territory do in syria will learn the necessary lessons for us there is no difference between the warring p.g. the p. y. d. the p.k. kerry and we will very soon take actions and neutralize the terrorist groups in syria the kurds moving west of the euphrates was a red line for turkey and at the same time turkey considers the kurdish presence there a provocation on the other hand they sacrificed a many men and resources to wrestle control for myself and won't be leaving without a fight while those drops the us right in it up to its knees which has friends of both had to bring in its own troops to keep turkey because away from each other but while washington was tryin

dominated like they have in the past years. right now, they are the number 2 seed in the west. the entire conference is up for grabs with just a couple of games separating the top eight teams. ktvu's joe fonzi looks back at the start of the season and what is next for the warriors. >> i feel great. >> that comment by klay thompson said it all. after three world championships in four years, amere 1300 at the halfway mark is reason for concern. >> we have a lot to improve upon. >> this year, cracks in the team chemistry have surfaced. the most office game in the game cleanse the clippers in which green got into it. they lost three home games. is the league catching up? or can a team as goodas the warriors kick into another gear at play-off time? >> i like that we're all learning different ways to play with different lineups throughout the season. >> reporter: and there's help on the way. reports now say off season acquisition demarcus cousins, an all-star in his own right, was just days away from returning from his achilles injury. >> it's exciting. i know our fan base is excited

dominance of western democratic ideals. increasingly isolationist tendencies in the west and shifts in the global economy.report comes as we've learned trump has been the subject of a counterintelligence investigation about whether or not he had been working on behalf of russia. just in the last hour, nbc news is reporting the president is defying the law, having not yet imposed tough new sanctions on moscow, triggered by the poisoning last year of former russian spy. so it seems the president is saying yes to sanctions for russia, making the fbi look awfully smart for looking into who's calling the shots. frank and chuck are still here. chuck, if you wanted to make a case publicly that the fbi was really, really, really, really, really, really smart way back in early 2017 to just open a counterintelligence investigation, just dot the is, cross the ts, make sure he's not an agent to vladimir putin, here you go, another piece of evidence they were pretty smart to do that. >> that was seven reallies, nicolle. i think you're describing it accurately. here's the thing, the latest reporting, the one you just m

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dominic hughes, bbc news, blackburn. 0ur health correspondent, sophie hutchinson, is at the chelsea and westminster hospital in westill the extra money be spent there? —— what difference will this extra money make to the nhs? is meant to be about reshaping the nhs and transforming services. the prime minister said today it was about protecting the nhs for future generations. a bit of a step change, if you like, is what they are aiming for. the focus will be on prevention on mental health, but also on trying to keep people out of hospital, which they say is better for patients. they like being treated closer to home. but also, less expensive. i am at the chelsea and westminster hospital today. in their brand—new unit that opened in december, linked to their independent department. what it does is it diverts patients from a&e who are able to get around, who were able to walk, to be treated here during the day and then sends them home in the evening. if they need to come back the next day, they can, crowbar. 0ne come back the next day, they can, crowbar. one patient had been back forfour crowbar. one patient had been