talk to me about eddie howe- _ fantastic season. talk to me about eddie howe. about eddie howe. we know— fantastic season. talk to me about eddie howe. we know that - fantastic season. talk to me about eddie howe. we know that he - fantastic season. talk to me about. eddie howe. we know that he came fantastic season. talk to me about - eddie howe. we know that he came in and around the same time as a new saudi owners who invested a lot of money into the club. what about the job eddie howe has done on the team and school squad to get them to where they are? i and school squad to get them to where they are?— and school squad to get them to where they are? i think qualifying for the champions _ where they are? i think qualifying for the champions league - where they are? i think qualifying i for the champions league probably felt inevitable following the takeover but not this soon. they are way ahead of schedule. they have spent money on the transfer market, more than 200 million has been invested but they needed to do that last season to get away from relegation

but everybody in the viral world knows him as eddie. and eddie is one of the best. he's in sidney zhang calls him because they've collaborated. eddie, we've got to write a journal paper about this and submit to nature as soon as possible. eddie says no. zhang we can do that, but we've got to release the sequence. this sequence has to be made public. people all over the world need this to start developing diagnostic tests and working toward. we need to release the sequence. zhang is under pressure. the government don't publish on this do not dare without permission. finally, on january 11th, the morning, january 11th, beijing and sydney time. it's a saturday eddie calls zhang once more zhang is on plane just loading onto a plane to fly to beijing to to his superiors. and they're closing the door. and eddie zhang, we've got to release the sequence zhang is buckling his seatbelt. give me a minute to think about it, eddie he thinks about it and he says, okay, all right, we'll release it. i'll call my postdoc. he calls his postdoc, send eddie the file with the genome in

eddie burks is the only ones to equalthat. so eddie burks is the only ones to equal that. different ways you _ equal that. so many different ways you can cut this. he's a pretty— ways you can cut this. he's a pretty special applet i worked on the — pretty special applet i worked on the tour de france for over 20 years— on the tour de france for over 20 years we've seen every bit of mark— 20 years we've seen every bit of mark cavendish. when he doesn't _ of mark cavendish. when he doesn't win it doesn't go down welt _ doesn't win it doesn't go down welt i— doesn't win it doesn't go down well. i think that something that— well. i think that something that people appreciate as well. his heart — that people appreciate as well. his heart is always on his sleeve _ his heart is always on his sleeve. you got whatever mark was feeling at any given moment. it made him unpredictable. it made him interesting. i think more than anything _ interesting. i think more than anything else he'sjust a character, he's always true to himself _ character, he's always true to himself i_ character,

eddie joins me here in the studio. eddie, you are here, i'll start with you. do european stocks have a china problem? we've seen significant moves forward versus u.s. equities and part of that is being driven by this china reopening narrative. eddie: china's reopening will be like a second wave of demand, the way we saw in europe. the china lockdown story is a different one, for one thing it lasted much longer. i think what we see is there are definitely a slower growth in china the people at expected but a reopened china is better news for europe than a china shut down completely. even though the news is not quite as good from china, europe will still see a largely positive message coming from the region. >> is there going to be a fundamental problem? >> i can't disagree with eddie. we love the analysis and i agree with there is a china problem and a china boost for european equities. we have seen their outperformance against the u.s. counterparts throughout the beginning of the year until now. now you have the debt ceiling over the u.s. and that's playing a

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eddie howe�*s side claimed the point they needed to secure a top four premier league finish with a goallessraw against relegation threatened leicester whose top flight fate is no longer in their own hands. katies gornall was at st james�*s park. well, a little over a year and a half ago, newcastle united were relegation fodder. but the saudi—led takeover of this club has turbo—charged them and they are now back among europe's elite for the first time in 20 years. in truth there was a party atmosphere from the start here at st james�*s park. inside there was a sea of flags and banners. and you can understand why newcastle fans felt confident. they knew they needed just a point against second bottom leicester to be sure of champions league qualification. but in truth, they made really hard work of it. they dominated possession against dean smith's side, they had multiple chances, they hit the woodwork three times but leicester packed their defence. they had most of their players barjamie vardy behind the ball for most of the game. and their game plan very nearly paid off. they could've pinche

i am eddie micah jr. you can also follow me across social media platforms. eddie micah staging from on use the top of the off the stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the t w program online. d w dot com highlights the amount of cost is increasing every year. many of the work that is holiday destination drowning and we we line every year to year other exports tons of plastic. use there. another way. after all, isn't recyclable. the make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines of the whole city in ecstasy. after 33 long years, its football team is back to the promised land. napoli hotel, the in champions again, not sure, but i'll feel for them as soon as the star. not police very slick titles were one with a certain diego out of mind. but other than that, but soon after that success, his beloved club hit rock bottom. in 2004, natalie went bankrupt and were ready to get into the 3rd division for the loan, but not fully managed to clar. it's way back from the grave. reinvent itself didn't fight its way

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eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance.we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i think eddie is more intelligent than i i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of the things i always expected eddie was his sin city. he just is a completely sincere person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening, ed's father and mother were housed at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, the wives of the four four groomsmen, te president's brothers and their wives, and a few other friends and relatives. members of the wedding party exchange traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that tricia was the eighth daughter of a a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first june wedding held their and the first mar

we eddie. . the rices we had last year were enormous. -- ed.— eddie. .e because a low stable inflation rate is a foundation of stable economy and they have to stay the course until it falls back to 2%_ we have been getting political reaction and the shadow chancellor rachel reeves has been saying she is very critical of this interest rates rise stop critical of this interest rates rise sto ; ., ._ , critical of this interest rates rise sto_ ., ., , , ., critical of this interest rates rise sto_ ., , ., ., ., stop today will be a day of great anxiety for _ stop today will be a day of great anxiety for many _ stop today will be a day of great anxiety for many families - stop today will be a day of great anxiety for many families and i anxiety for many families and businesses around the country who face the 12th increase in interest rates and just a matter of months. that means higher mortgage costs and already people have paid £1 billion more in mortgage repayments compare to where they would have been six months ago. to where they would have been six mont

his story told in this espn 30 for 30 documentary hawaiian, the legend of eddie ical.ds after their voyaging canoe capsized in the open ocean. >> to save someone's life and put your life in jeopardy is what eddie did. we never lost one person in 10 years. we do not have any jet skis. all we had was fans and a surfboard. >> reporter: the surfing legend still honored with the iconic eddie aikau big wave invitational. >> we go for we go for a piece of mind. of us, it is always been someplace sacred. >> reporter: he says it is a culture that is now big busin business. >> from a cultural tradition of surfing going back hundreds and hundreds of years to our realty, fast forward to today, 2023, has been turning into a make money deal. >> reporter: surfing is estimated to be over a 4 billion-dollar industry. how much of that benefit do you think hawaiians reap? >> zero. zero. spoke about some hawaiians are riding the wave of surfing's future. >> chris moore. >> reporter: debut in the tokyo 2020 olympics. carissa more taking home the gold. she is now taking her place next to du

but eddie jones described alun wynjones as a player he hated coaching against, but he loves having onhman as his captain on sunday. he him to select the welshman as his captain on sunday.— him to select the welshman as his captain on sunday. he was one of the first ones we — captain on sunday. he was one of the first ones we got, _ captain on sunday. he was one of the first ones we got, so _ captain on sunday. he was one of the first ones we got, so he _ captain on sunday. he was one of the first ones we got, so he was - captain on sunday. he was one of the first ones we got, so he was always l first ones we got, so he was always in. it's interesting because when your coaching england against wales, wales are fairly traditional of a rival. and he was the sort of player that you hated when you coached against them, but when he got on his team, you love him. this against them, but when he got on his team, you love him.— team, you love him. as far as the world 15 is — team, you love him. as far as the world 15 is concerned, _ team, you love him. as far as the world 15 is concerned, israe

there for this, i plan to stay there after the war but for now, the war continues and in a few weeks eddiet san diego california khrystyna ta bohdan shevchenko voice of america and that's it we are closing thank you for watching with the voice of america in ukrainian. see you tomorrow, good luck, papa. we continue the search for 5-year-old anastasia tolstokorova. her search has been going on for more than a year. all this time, nothing is known about the fate of the girl . i know that nastya lived with parents in mariupol on zelinsky street, when the war started, the family was in no hurry to leave their hometown, aunt nastya told me about this, she is also the godmother, who also lived in mariupol not far from her niece somewhere from march 2, that 's exactly why we went home i visited them on march 8. i saw them for the last time, and my father went to see them on march 10. on march 11, they went to their parents. well, to her parents , well, to her husband. they also lived nearby, and on the night of march 12, the district where the family lived thick-skinned people began to be shelled

on the i, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. techie selection authority has declared reads of type ad wanda. when i office started run off elections about past the biggest challenge to the incoming leda and his twin t. yeah. rule with post i should upset the steed wrong and i don't to agency put that one on just about 52 percent of the vote with more than 99 percent of the ballot boxes opened his challenge. tamaqua list through the set you out formats several seventies on just on the 48 percent. before heading to the presidential, our residence in the capital land car at the one addressed his support as outside his home and assembled the. the guy would like to thank each and every member of our nation who has once again, given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next 5 years, with the choice. they've made the basic good adeline's telling duck him, alkalis the road. is that the vote was the most on fe election and resend to you as an ad says supports us to keep the struggle for democracy alive. what was this election will the will of the people to ch

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sunday itself will mark the first time eddie jones himself will walk back into twickenham after he wascoach just last december. i asked him how he was feeling about walking back in through the door, and he did tell me he is going to love it. finally, loughborough might not be the first place you think of when you think of a hotbed of american football talent. but the nfl academy there is attempting to provide the sport with players plucked from outside america. and the latest example, nigerian emmanuel 0koye, is being tipped as a genuine star. dan 0gunshakin reports. the leafy sports grounds of loughborough university are far removed from the nfl's glitz and glamour. but for american football hopefuls, this is where the journey can begin. it is here at the nfl academy that talented players from the uk and beyond come to hone their craft and dream of the united states. dubbed a life—changing opportunity, no one player epitomises that more than emmanuel 0koye. in a few short months, the nigerian has gone from lagos to leicestershire and is headed to america on a full scholarship. i'm com

this is eddie. as you can understand, as you can see how he was dressed, there was some confusion at some point whether or not eddie might have been the suspect at some point. you're at work. kind of explain to all of us what happened. >> i was at work and the foreman told us he was going to lock down the building. he said either get out real quick or you get locked inside. a couple of us ran out and ran to the parking garage and try to get our cars and got out. while we were in there, s.w.a.t. team rushed in. one guy was able to get out. the rest of us were blocked and the officers came up to me and asked for my i.d. and i guess the suspect looked like me, september he had a -- except he had a mask on. in the building, there were a whole lot of nurses crying and had just witnessed occurred. one officer gave us a briefing of everything that happened. after that, you know, i walked out. >> reporter: what was it like to see those nurses in that shock, in that pain in that room at this tpoint? >> it wa

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because i really think all of us need to take bake seat to eddie today.y, he tries to teach students context and to understand what this greet american experience is all about. and the ugly part of it, we have to understand and learn about. and what desantis is doing is he's saying i'm going to remove the necessity for anybody to ever hear the truth about how black people were treated in this country. >> and desantis is also removing the ability to -- what he wants is george floyd out of the curriculum. he's not just erasing history, he wants to erase the present. >> and he's done things like denied books about the holocaust, for gosh sakes. and then, if you think about the politics of it, i come to david jolly. this is a guy who is now telling one of the largest states in america what they can read, what they can learn with tax dollars. this is the worst kind of big government, big oppressive government trying to control what you learn and what you read. it should scare every american that he is actually registering on polls for president. forget about d

eddy khnaisser: i stood at the door.t for a memory. i stopped at the door, and i asked them, "is it possible that i can come in?" stephanie: we were pushing the patient into the delivery room, and as the video shows, you know, i was helping the midwife push her into the room, and that's the moment where the explosion happened. [speaking foreign language] adam: the blast ripped through the hospital. [explosion] adam: for lina khalil, who was still livestaming, fear became terror. adam: less than 500 meters from the warehouse, activist cherine el zein filmed from the street. cherine el zein was knocked unconscious. her phone continued recording. cherine: for two minutes, it was silence. i don't remember anything. and then i think we woke up, and we starting asking if everyone is okay. and we starting after the dust was a bit less, we starting seeing people walking with blood all over and screaming. people were screaming. [horn honking] adam: the blast wave tore through gemmayze, omar and hala's world. omar: frankly, we did

he shares the record of 3a with eddie merckx.e's bbc sports drew savage the bike has given me opportunities to see the world, meet incredible people, both involved are not involved with the sport. fix, people, both involved are not involved with the sport. a loss of whom i'm _ involved with the sport. a loss of whom i'm proud _ involved with the sport. a loss of whom i'm proud to _ involved with the sport. a loss of whom i'm proud to now - involved with the sport. a loss of whom i'm proud to now call - involved with the sport. a loss of i whom i'm proud to now call friends. —— a lot of fame. it's taught me so much about life, like dedication, loyalty, companionship and teamwork, sacrifice, humility and perseverance. all important things that, now, as a father, i can show my children. the real madrid manager carlo ancelotti says spain's top division has a problem with racism after their star player viniciusjunior was subjected to abuse from the stands during their 1—0 defeat at valencia. real say it constitutes a hate crime and hav

the team deployed aircraft ships and marine robotics to see how the eddies, whirlwinds, and currents could interact with the atmosphere and possibly shape the climate. while the surface only makes 2u7% of the ocean, it's where all the nutrients, the gas, and the heat come together, and those elements can continue to the earth's green house effect. now, with clear skies from both above and below, scientists can get them a high-resolution color image. it's similar to what kari and i can see on the weather computers with cold fronts that signal incoming rain. it's fascinating data and technology that could help provide climate change solutions in the near future. you can always learn more about the story and find similar ones on our website. just visit nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. marcus? >> thanks, cinthia. >>> google's io developer conference is under way. the tech giant is unveiling several new products. two of the biggest announcements, the company is upbraiding its chat bot as well as adding ai-driven information to its maps app and technology used to writ

katie, just a point away from the champions league, 20 years since they've been there, and eddie howeot of optimism-— are coming with it a lot of optimism. are coming with it a lot of o timism. ., ., ., .,, , optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not sure — optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not sure you _ optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not sure you can _ optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not sure you can hear _ optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not sure you can hear it, - optimism. huge amount of optimism. i'm not sure you can hear it, but - i'm not sure you can hear it, but there is a real party atmosphere outside st. james's park. if newcastle do secure champions league football, it would be hugely significant for the club, for the fan base, because we've been talking about 2016 a lot in the build—up to this game. that was the year that leicester won the title in dramatic fashion. forso leicester won the title in dramatic fashion. for so long, they've been relegations water. —— relegation fodder. newcastle, for a lon

let's go to eddie now in georgia. what is your question or comment? caller: my main question is this. the one's coming behind us will have to get creative. if you have a high-value home, you will have to sell it. you will have to use some of those funds to live off, and the federal government -- my plans were to go into retirement with the little money i had, and then refinance my home and continue to live. the federal government are not giving assent to do that. they will have to get real creative with that retirement. guest: i think eddie brings up a good point.you should be looking across multigenerational planning. one of the reasons we did the survey starting at age 25, is depending on where you are in your life, it is something everyone should be looking at across the generations. it is a conversation you should be having at every kitchen table across the country. host: that brings us to another question we have received. mark stone rights "if you could give younger people advice on retirement, what would it be? set up a 401(k) as early as possi

and eddie is history. we have all made as americans. but why is it significa today in the 21st century that we keep a focus on knowing black history? well, first of all, it's such a delight to be in with you. it's just a blessing. and to see all of you, i think it's it's crucial that we understand in the past that has made us who we are. and there is this kind of parallel, these parallels stories, the story we tell ourselves. the myths and legends that affirm our sense of who we are as the shining city on the hill. and then there's the actual lived experience, the stories that don't come into view, what we might do, what we might describe it as the undisclosed features of american democratic life. and it seems to me that when we you know how let me put it differently, the stories we tell reveal who we are and what we choose to leave out of leave out of our stories all too often reveal the limits of our conceptions of justice. so who and what we choose to leave out actually reveals, expose causes, you know, moral shortcomings. so it's im

former congressman and eddie glaude.ing this forward, i should say that some of the early indicators suggest this was a very, very large audience that this trump town halogen rated. i think for the purposes of today, we've decided not to go back and play or relive any of the moments from last night. to be totally honest, ill couldn't watch it in realtime. i went for a walk, i left my house, and caught up today with some of the clips and summaries of it. donna, i wonder what you think it says that in a post dominion world where the reputational damage to fox was as much a factor, if the reporting is to believe in that settlement, as the legal exposure it faced. we have another network simultaneously replatforming trump while fox news replatforms tucker carlson. >> it demonstrated that cnn has not learned the lesson not only from 2015 and 2016 going forward, but that they didn't learn the lesson of just a week or so ago with the decision, the settlement of the dominion cased trump would continue to pure vay the lies and ob

eddie, i feel like we can't stop at mailman. where we do we go from here?re calling the shots. one thing after another, you think you have set it on a certain term and you can't say -- i think at this point, you can even use the term manatee. i don't understand what the interchanging is because it is clearly that they are trying to erase the word man from everything and yet they say, you can't say manned spacecraft but you can say human led spacecraft. that still has men in it. it is just so contradictory all the time. it leads nowhere. it is not productive at all. and yet still, it makes everything more confusing for everybody and i think that is to a large degree the goal of this, all this nonsense. >> joey: i don't know if you would call this a government mandate. what other words do you think we should eliminate from our language to be more inclusive? >> reporter: to be more inclusive, all the nonsense comes out of their ears on a daily basis. i mean, the latest one is to describe the homeless as unhoused as if the house just got up and left or somethin

it was argued by a classmate of my predecessor yesterday -- eddie bernice johnson. and on that be house floor, this green young woman who was still in her 20's only a month into her service on the texas legislature gets a call from the supreme court so texas is why equip had reproductive rights in the first place. texas is the reason why some of the jim row rights were put into placity texas has led the way in what i consider to be a candidacy throughout this country when it came to rowing back productive rights for women's health, and getting to the ballot box. i think it's time for texans to rise up and show who the real tex is. >> did your predecessor give you any advice? >> oh, my gosh, tons. the one thing that she said because she did call me and ask me to run for this seat, was that she wanted someone with experience. and there's over a 40-year gap difference in our age and people kept saying she's a little different from you. and i'm thinking there's a few generations' difference but the one thing that she said was always keep the people first. focus on the p

that's what eddie q are trying to create, emphasis on create. apple takes something you didn't know you needed it and turns it into something that's indispensable. they've done this so many times because they're focused on long haul and the customer. not on trying to move the needle from the next quarter. it's how you get apple tv plus they have an incredible sense of what you're going to want. same goes for buy now, pay l later. the next watch iteration or mls, major league soccer. how much it will listen to what q told me earlier today. >> i think it starts with saying no to a million things we say no to almost everything to say yes to a few things and hopefully those few things that you try to say yes to, they have two things in common. number one, they're things that we're good at or we think we can be very good at and number two, the things we think consumers are going to value deeply and care about, and so when we look at things, that's how we approach the problem and say, okay, we're going to do something really great, but it starts by sa

i am eddie micah junior. thanks a lot for taking the time to watch us stage and from the program the . can you hear me? we are all set. we are watching close to the to bring you the story behind the new we own about on volume information for free might do to name interest the global economy portfolio g w business. here's a closer look out the project to analyze the flight for market dominance. with dw business beyond the this is for the property, this is only for papers and that's for plastic. not that there's one for everything to address. we have a priest from india in germany. you young. uh. yeah. you know, you just, uh dorothy is on. that's a german or a bit heart and load mission sweetie. endorsement and it's hard to many priests in germany, which is why i've come here names to here. given the frankfurt airport, the, the, to your diocese has sent a welcoming committee to meet their new creased father. she jo from tara lo south india, who becomes a census with common? yeah. a warm welcome to germany here.

one spectator got close enough to remonstrate in front of eddie howe.s day was pushed away. a steel behind the smiles, there is a valuable point beyond the applause. there is still a chance. ben crutcher, bbc news. nottingham forest battled back to secure a draw against chelsea at stamford bridge, having had the lead at half time. taiwo awoniyi got the opener. but the match came to life in the second half. raheem sterling scored two for chelsea — but the lead lasted less than 5 minutes. awoniyi with the crucial equaliser for forest, with his second of the game to make it 2 all. leaving them three points above the drop zone. leaving them three points above the drop zone. mac the second half was ours. control of the game was ours. at the first match wasn't dynamic enough. everything we spoke about the game. too slow. unfortunately, it is a bit intrinsic at the minute. we have a lot of passes, but they are not to break lines and threaten the opposition enough in the top end of the pitch. obviously, the two goals you are not happy with, because it is a long

stuart: note change from eddie, the big drop still comes. we'll see you again real soon.nk you for being here today. up at night. watch this. >> what about this country keeps you up at night? >> the thing i'm most worried about is the degree to which we now have a divided conversation in part because we have a divided media. when is coming up here, three tv stations and people were getting a similar sense of what's true and what is, what's real and what wasn't. today but i'm most concerned about is the fact that because of the splinter in the media we almost occupy different realities. stuart: i'm not sure i remember president obama is a unifier and we don't have a unifying president today and i think -- more on this later. coming up, mayor of new york city doesn't like biden's basement strategy on the migrant prices. >> where the heck is the president of the united states? >> that's a good question, no city should carry the burden, it's a national problem and needs a national solution. stuart: that was cnn asking. >> those scotto on fox five. [laughter] stuart: oh. you b

you can follow me on at eddie, mike hutchins states you in for me on use of the top of the off the 70 years dw, what secret slide behind these discovered new adventures and 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites p w world heritage 360 yeah. now the this is for the past few, this is only for paper and that's for plastic not. there's one for everything. a try see how a priest from india in germany, you young. uh yeah. you know, you just don't use oh, that's a german or a bit heart and low to be sent in towards 9 bits. it's hard to many priests in germany, which is why i've come here to here, given the frankfurt airport, the, the toyota diocese has sent a welcoming committee to meet their new creased father. she jo from tara low, south india. here he comes home and yeah, a warm welcome to germany here. it's cold time. yes. right is going to the sun shining now, but this morning we had snow in the ground. each have a game the jacket. so i haven't been shopping yet to the coast, but i have to buy a jacket, i made of coverage. sure enough. i brought one along for you. it's

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football passion. despite the purgatory of santia to the new napoli quickly set out to create new heroes, eddie and something come on. but in 2010 for 17000000 euros in 2012, he had not believe when the comp bites out in the club was now definitely back from the day. but this could, it could tell you in football, the ultimate price still proved elusive. not believe or once again, one of city as the top teams, and they also became regular as in europe. yet the big step on the domestic scene needed a bit more time. the old driver review benches was also re ignited originally. it was a lot of on the vs black. now, there are new fights on the pitch, like in 2018 when natalie finished with 91 points. but you've been to this one, the title with 95. now, police still feel aggrieved over referee decisions in that season. the 2023 title is seen as a revenge to the device that a inquire can be sold on game at least half truth. all your initial big jo. well that on there still there, joe. when i so i said, i mean you already this, asked you to already go to school, they don't, they don't want to do the, d

at the tour de france injuly, he'll become the outright record holder for tour stage wins ahead of eddythe bbc sport website but that's your lot. the labour leader keir starmer has pledged to get the nhs "off its knees" by tackling waiting lists and deaths from heart disease and stroke. he has been setting out his plans for the health service, if labour wins the next general election, during a speech in essex. earlier, he acknowledged to the bbc that his plans could take up to ten years to achieve. i don't think the nhs survives five more years of tory government and people say, well, we have heard this before, the labour party is always think it's time to save the nhs. but i say look squarely in the eyes of the people who work in the nhs, who serve the nhs and ask them, speak to the working people who use the nhs, who depend on the nhs, who need the nhs. what did i say? and go to the people who believe in the nhs, love the nhs, but have been forced to buy the nhs, but have been forced to buy the care they need from the private sector. listen to them stop now, at the next election, the