now look edwina , edwina currie. problem with carol vorderman. seems carol vorderman. she seems to have with me lately. have a problem with me lately. i've always got on really well with the woman. i used to work with the woman. i used to work with at really like her with her at itv. really like her as human being. if she wants as a human being. if she wants to this very partisan to go down this very partisan path and embrace a hard left ideology, good on her. but. and there's a big but. edwina she has to give up her show on bbc radio because it is not sustainable for her to do both. >> well, i think that's absolutely right. i mean, the i do have a problem with carol. >> one is that the way in which she puts her point of view is really quite vicious. yeah, yeah, yeah. we anybody that's beenin yeah, yeah. we anybody that's been in public life knows that. well, you can have an argument, debate about how do things debate about how to do things about policy , but you might about policy, but you might actually show some r

nhs consultant professor karl sakurano, edwina it doesn't bnng sakurano, edwina it doesn't bring meto have to say that , but oh, bring me any joy to have to say that, but oh, absolutely. >> i mean we don't have any choice, you know, about trusting the nhs because we need it for vast majority of people in this country, there isn't any alternative, particularly when you get older. the cost of health insurance becomes really prohibitive. so we have to trust the nhs and in most cases that's that's fine. that's perfectly fine. i think what's going to need to happen is a shift in culture though amongst the management , whether they're management, whether they're qualified nurses or doctors or not qualified in that way, there has to be a shift of culture so that when somebody makes a complaint, whether it's a patient or whether it's a member of staff, the attitude should not be, you know, my institution is perfect. how dare you rock the boat? we've seen this as well down, remember, in the police , big institutions that police, big institutions that really take on board the institution's re

nhs consultant professor karl sakurano, edwina it doesn't bnng sakurano, edwina it doesn't bring meto have to say that , but oh, bring me any joy to have to say that, but oh, absolutely. >> i mean we don't have any choice, you know, about trusting the nhs because we need it for vast majority of people in this country, there isn't any alternative, particularly when you get older. the cost of health insurance becomes really prohibitive. so we have to trust the nhs and in most cases that's that's fine. that's perfectly fine. i think what's going to need to happen is a shift in culture though amongst the management , whether they're management, whether they're qualified nurses or doctors or not qualified in that way, there has to be a shift of culture so that when somebody makes a complaint, whether it's a patient or whether it's a member of staff, the attitude should not be, you know, my institution is perfect. how dare you rock the boat? we've seen this as well down, remember, in the police , big institutions that police, big institutions that really take on board the institution's re

that's edwina currie, neil hamilton , edwina currie, neil hamilton, bnan edwina currie, neil hamiltont, i'm joined by british business legend extremely legend who built an extremely successful jewellery successful chain of jewellery stores, he stores, the sultan of bling. he was once described his own goods with letter word with a four letter word that brought at brought down the empire. and at the accessory the height of his accessory empire, he had 2500 stores. but who is he ? who do you think he who is he? who do you think he is? all revealed . but is? all will be revealed. but first, let's get some weather looks like things are heating up i >> -- >> boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> good afternoon. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so today has been a much better weather wise for many compared to saturday. and this is because storm anthony's finally clearing away to the east. looking out to the west, there is an area of high pressure that might just bring som

edwina's, the ross for the present it wrong, saves of it for the sabotage attends on a military industrial complex. my group led by is wells my side, the agency is tension between the 2 countries toilet the a very well welcome is to attend at to 6 pm here in most go in your watching on see international with the very latest. well news updates. we still have to be developing situation in dap on west stadium, military officials of a point to the head of a transitional government. as a day off to the country was shaken by a military 2 on wednesday, senior companies army officers to connect. they had seized power, placing president ali bohn go on the house arrest while his son was detained for treason and corruption. the i'll simply to deliver the message to the nation, confirming the are the way he's fitted circulating on social media reports. are they showing suitcases and bags filled with it wasn't signed that was found in the apartments of deposed presidents, all the bones of possibly 2 in the bone. the police allegedly search the urban swearing preston's palace, residential and parliament

c in their territory, edwina's the ross for the present no big game on the road because they have things to watch out for. you have a specific economic objective. did care about their economy, the or the or we didn't pull them. when you are in the foreign territory, when things are not going well, you have to leave it on your own. but i guess we don't have any major challenges. you get to the point of giving you an ultimate of who does get back to the situation in asia has triggered a diplomatic scrape with countries divided into blocks a pull thing and want to get gains. the invasion of the country planned by echo watson, son like molly and bettina fall. so base express bed, read that was defied fullness. yeah. and the case of an invasion between a fall. so it was already approved sending a military contingent to the country to help fight terrorism. well, another neighbor, algeria has been trying to speed up a transitive power, proposing a 6 month transition plans for the country despite the due date is requesting 3. yes, we need to have space has multiple sanctions, both from east afri

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do you still trust britain's nhs edwina currie?eir views in the clash and after dr. shola claims that white privilege enabled these killings free, why are some on the hard left using her horrific

do you still trust britain's nhs edwina currie?give their views in the clash and after dr. shola claims that white privilege enabled these killings free, why are some on the hard left using her horrific

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