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{iii scotland, will you guys support encland? _, , ., scotland, will you guys support encland?o sor , i england? of course we will. i am so sorry. i didn't _ england? of course we will. i am so sorry, i didn't hear _ england? of course we will. i am so sorry, i didn't hear the _ england? of course we will. i am so sorry, i didn't hear the question. . sorry, ididn't hear the question. rivalry— sorry, i didn't hear the question. rivalry is — sorry, i didn't hear the question. rivalry is alive _ sorry, i didn't hear the question. rivalry is alive and _ sorry, ididn't hear the question. rivalry is alive and well- sorry, i didn't hear the question. rivalry is alive and well but - sorry, i didn't hear the question. rivalry is alive and well but in i rivalry is alive and well but in this weather there is one obvious question. is it not a little bit hot the code. , , , i. question. is it not a little bit hot the code. , , , , ., . the code. definitely bet you get a nice breeze _ the code. definitely bet you get a nice breeze going _ the code. definitely bet you get a nice breeze going

funding for social care in encland investments. care in england needs _ investments. funding for social care in england needs to _ investments. funding for social care in england needs to rise _ investments. funding for social care in england needs to rise by - investments. funding for social care in england needs to rise by billions. in england needs to rise by billions of pounds a year. it says that's largely because of an ageing population, and in particular, the growing number of younger people with ongoing care needs. the foundation says central government spending has grown by 2.6% a year in recent years, but it will need to grow by 3 to 4 % just to keep up with growing demand. without more funding, it says there'll be a funding gap of £8.3 billion pounds by 2033. joining me now from the health foundation is their director of research, anita charlesworth. thank you for being with us. why, i suppose, we touched on some of the issue there but why is demand for social care growing so quickly? well, this is the decade in which th

i have lived in encland are in a good run. i have lived in england more — are in a good run.lived in england more than _ are in a good run. i have lived in england more than half- are in a good run. i have lived in england more than half my - are in a good run. i have lived in england more than half my life i are in a good run. i have lived in i england more than half my life and are in a good run. i have lived in - england more than half my life and i have english children and grandchildren. uncomfortable down there and _ grandchildren. uncomfortable down there and i tend not to read any nonsense — there and i tend not to read any nonsense about comparing the two levels _ nonsense about comparing the two levels of _ nonsense about comparing the two levels of football. i'm a strange person — levels of football. i'm a strange person that way. in my lifetime england — person that way. in my lifetime england have probably moved further in front _ england have probably moved further in front. we are trying to close the gen _ elsewhere, euro 2024 hosts germany play their first gam

i think the bank of encland over these rates? i think the bank of england was — over these rates?er these rates? i think the bank of england was late to _ over these rates? i think the bank of england was late to the - over these rates? i think the bank of england was late to the game l over these rates? i think the bank l of england was late to the game but central banks globally have been playing catch up over the last 12 to 18 months itself had to hit the brakes harder than otherwise if they had taken a more timely decision to increase rates and are running the risk that they have overdone it. in the uk with 8% of mortgage holders on fixed—rate mortgages having to refinance and vastly higher rates in the main. that potentially is a bit of a time bomb over the years ahead and they have to try to navigate this but it is like navigating along a motorway doing 70 mph are looking at the rear view mirror. it is extremely difficult and all central banks make errors but don't admit to it. it has been problematic, some problems of their own making it will be tricky and if you look even

scotland have never beaten england in encland. , ., ., ,, . in england. they have their work cut out forthem i _ in england. they have their work cut out for them i think _ in england. they have their work cut out for them i think as _ in england. they have their work cut out for them i think as well, - out for them i think as well, scotland are, they haven't played england, in fact their last game was against england in a world cup in france, i think it's fair to say that both teams have progressed an awful lot since then. there will be players here that are familiar as well, playing with them not least the former city milled feared —— midfielder... the former city milled feared -- midfielder. . ._ the former city milled feared -- midfielder... katie thank you very much indeed. _ wales also start their nations league campaign tonight. they're in a tough group and take on iceland in rekyavik shortly. while like england and scotland, northern ireland and the rebpublic of ireland have been drawn together. not only that, they also begin with a game against e

regulators of encland's hasn't been in vain. regulators of england's water— hasn't been in vain.tors of i england's water companies are being investigated over whether they failed to enforce the law over sewage discharges. 0fwat and the government are said to have misinterpreted the law allowing sewage discharges to take place frequently. some remarkable pictures out of hawaii — the kilauea volcano, one of the world's most active, has erupted again. it's the third time the volcano has erupted this year, after bursting to life in january and june. a united states geological survey livestream from the rim of the caldera showed fountains of lava erupting from multiple fissures in the crater. the observatory raised the volcano's alert status from "watch" to "warning" and the aviation alert was increased. an american trapped in turkey's third deepest cave for more than a week has been rescued. let's take a listen to this. this is the moment that he was pulled above ground to safety by cavers. they say it was one of the largest and most complicated underground rescues ever mounted with

encland simple. go england and go japan. england know _ simple. go england and go japan.e. go england and go japan. england know if they beat - simple. go england and go japan. england know if they beat japan l simple. go england and go japan. i england know if they beat japan they will be in sight of the quarterfinals but they are up against a team who know how to cause an upset. japan had beaten south africa, ireland and scotland that recent world cups. for england, the challenge was clear. and japan were soon ahead via the boot. their fans enjoyed that. by contrast, england look rattle. other they crashed over for their first try of the tournament, the errors were everywhere as england led just 13—9 at the break. and whenjapan slotted in the penalty, they were only one point behind. but when england needed some good luck, they got it. it looked like they had knocked the ball on before courtney lawes went over. but replays showed it came off the head and remarkably it was a try. it summed up a scrappy display but freddie steward made sure it was a winning one. plenty of

people, so we need clear communication coming from nhs england. as. communication coming from nhs encland england. a twin final thought, because we have more strikes penciled in. do you have any idea roughly of how many more patients are affected in this next round, and in terms of the basic deadlock between the two sides double just for the minister on the television a moment or two ago, what would be your message for both sides on this dispute? your message for both sides on this dis - ute? �* your message for both sides on this disute? �* ., , ., ., , , dispute? bring in arbitrators. they believe need _ dispute? bring in arbitrators. they believe need to _ dispute? bring in arbitrators. they believe need to go _ dispute? bring in arbitrators. they believe need to go back _ dispute? bring in arbitrators. they believe need to go back to - dispute? bring in arbitrators. they believe need to go back to the - dispute? bring in arbitrators. they. believe need to go back to the table now. they need to stay at the table until we find a solution, and both sides and to put the interests of patie

england players that -- encland them. england players that -- england plays _ them.d players that --| england plays the second game them. england players that -- i england plays the second game in them. england players that -- - england plays the second game in the opening match the biggest threat and joy opening match the biggest threat and joy ford who scored all the points in the victory last week and they believe they get stronger as the tournament goes on. i believe they get stronger as the tournament goes on.— tournament goes on. i think the thou~ht tournament goes on. i think the thought after — tournament goes on. i think the thought after the _ tournament goes on. i think the thought after the game - tournament goes on. i think the thought after the game was i tournament goes on. i think the thought after the game was as l tournament goes on. i think the i thought after the game was as he turned out the way it did, the early card and almost simplified when we had to play the game will open this week and keeping 15 men on the field and work hard with her atta

this is a chance for encland those players. this is a chance for england to _ those players. is a chance for england to dust themselves off. those players. this is a chance for england to dust themselves off atj england to dust themselves off at the �*s appointment at that final. olympic qualification is on the line england hence secure us top at the paris olympics next summer. the first match is against scotland. they're having their own issues off the pitch with the site legal action over equal have paid. they hope that won't cause any distraction on the pitch next friday. sarah dawkins there. the international break has drawn to a close for the men, players are heading back to their clubs. harry maguire played more minutes for england than he has done all season for manchester united. he got a full game in the euro qualifying draw against ukraine and he came on for the second half against scotland last night. they won 3—1, but he did score an own goal. afterwards, gareth southgate rounded on the criticism that maguire has received over recent months calling it "a joke". pa

we know that in encland list? we don't. we know that in england there _ list? we don't.hat in england there is _ list? we don't. we know that in england there is 156 _ list? we don't. we know that in england there is 156 schools - list? we don't. we know that in| england there is 156 schools that have raac identified. some of them receive letters this week's, about 50 to already knew about it. there's a question about why we haven't seen this list yet and there is pressure on the department for education but they are keen on head teachers to know first so they can notify so people can get things in place. if your school is affected the most likely person you will hear from is your head teacher. it's gaining pressure to publish that. it's not likely today and they haven't given a timeline yet. it likely today and they haven't given a timeline yet.— a timeline yet. it feels a little bit like it's — a timeline yet. it feels a little bit like it's unlikely, - a timeline yet. it feels a little bit like it's unlikely, with - a timeline yet. it feels a little i bit like it's un

what did you make of the encland favour. what did you make of the england game. — favour.england game, down a man after three minutes? by, england game, down a man after three minutes? �* . , england game, down a man after three minutes? . ., , , ., ., , minutes? a really strange game, but i think minutes? a really strange game, but i think england _ minutes? a really strange game, but i think england did _ minutes? a really strange game, but i think england did really _ minutes? a really strange game, but i think england did really well- minutes? a really strange game, but i think england did really well to - i think england did really well to come _ i think england did really well to come back. far out. the i think england did really well to come back. far out.— i think england did really well to come back. far out. the art of the drop goal! — come back. far out. the art of the drop goal! this — come back. far out. the art of the drop goal! this is _ come back. far out. the art of the drop goal! this is a _ come back. far out. the art of the drop goal! this is a nice _ c

little englander's _ it are just environmental little englander's-— it are just environmental little enclander'sying-— being into the wind? that's what he's saying. i looked up the word ideolo . ue he's saying. i looked up the word ideologue to _ he's saying. i looked up the word ideologue to make _ he's saying. i looked up the word ideologue to make sure - he's saying. i looked up the word ideologue to make sure i - he's saying. i looked up the word ideologue to make sure i was - ideologue to make sure i was reacting properly, and it is an impractical idealist, now, i am an idealist but i am not impractical, i am very practical. the whole point is, from the treasury's net zero review, it is actually going to be more expensive not to bring these measures in, and these measures include making things betterfor the average person, including insulation, including on things like heat pumps but also cleaning up our air, that is part of what electric vehicles are going to do because they are going to make the air cleaner which means people will be healthier when they walk on the streets. the nhs will b

20 mile an hour speed limits in encland? �* , . 20 mile an hour speed limits in encland?example outside a school, or for there is an — for example outside a school, or for there is an accident issue based on local_ there is an accident issue based on local circumstances but what we want to make _ local circumstances but what we want to make sure yes you did not give a blanket— to make sure yes you did not give a blanket imposition is the labour party— blanket imposition is the labour party has— blanket imposition is the labour party has done in wales which makes no sense _ party has done in wales which makes no sense and makes life harder for motorists, — no sense and makes life harder for motorists, what other people using buses, _ motorists, what other people using buses, there's been a number of bus companies _ buses, there's been a number of bus companies who say it will be harder to deliver— companies who say it will be harder to deliver services, buses are the most _ to deliver services, buses are the most popular form of public transport and we want to make life ea

we now have a list of 104 schools in encland? ~ . , ., ., england?ngland? we have been waiting for this list for a couple of _ england? we have been waiting for this list for a couple of days. - england? we have been waiting for this list for a couple of days. we i this list for a couple of days. we knew it was coming for england, we got one for scotland earlier. just reading through this list, it is quite interesting. it lays out that different schools are having to take different schools are having to take different measures. a lot of schools on this list affected by the concrete crisis, all the pupils are in the face—to—face education. that might be if example, if one particular room has been deemed unsafe, no bee that is out obvious but it does not affected by the operation of the school. a lot of the schools looking through the slits are contained to do that. however, it does quite clearly say that the start of term has been delayed for some of them. sent and raised in your school, our lady's catholic high school, outwards primary school — i won

oi very optimistic and hopeful for encland. ., , ., , england.— one side of the draw. england and wales are not informed but on a potentially weaker side, which can be fascinating in terms of outcome. the top five teams ranked, it is something very common in france, a siren going past every two minutes. i am not going to get into politics because it suits england, gives time to get together as a team and build together as a team and a line and become more efficient. hopefully pick up some results along the way. and get to the knockout stages. it is certainly going to be interesting, the way the draw is lined up. interesting, the way the draw is lined u -. . ., ., lined up. ireland have never got ast the lined up. ireland have never got past the quarterfinals _ lined up. ireland have never got past the quarterfinals in - lined up. ireland have never got past the quarterfinals in the i lined up. ireland have never got. past the quarterfinals in the past. do notjinx them like that! do past the quarterfinals in the past. do notjinx them like that! do