are hearts of the _ one man is in custody. fife hearts of the community one man is in custody. fife: heartshis horrific incident. we know of ten fatalities at the scene, including one of our board of pd officers. —— boulder pd officers. the german chancellor confirms an extension to the current coronavirus lockdown — for a further three weeks

are hearts of the _ one man is in custody. fife: hearts of the community one man is in custody. fife heartse community go one man is in custody. fie hearts of the community go out to the victims of this horrific incident. we know of ten fatalities at the scene, including one of our board of pd officers. —— boulder pd officers. the german chancellor confirms an extension to the current coronavirus lockdown — for a further three weeks the uk calls for a day of reflection one year on from the first coronavirus lockdown. israelis return to the polls for the fourth election in two years — it's seen as a referendum on the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. hello and welcome. ten people have been killed, including a police officer, in the us city of boulder in colorado, when a gunman fired multiple shots at shoppers in a local supermarket. people said they had to dive for cover or run to safety as the rampage took place. police said a suspect was in custody and was receiving hospital treatment. our north america correspondent, david willis reports. early afternoon in a residential area of boulder

where we have the clearest skies for longest, tayside, fife and lothian temperatures could get close than it was last night in the south—east of england. towards the south—west of england. towards the south—west of england and south wales tomorrow morning, still cloudy and quite damp and we have more cloud coming into the north west of scotland. but otherwise dry, some sunshine breaking through and this guy should brighten in the south—west of england and south wales in the afternoon. the winds will be quite light but remember slightly cooler air so temperatures will be 10—12 , chillier than that in norfolk as well as the north—west of scotland. we still have high pressure in charge of our weather, hence the dry weather, and hopefully some sunshine as well. for the time being it is keeping the weather fronts at bay in the atlantic. another quiet day on monday. we have more cloud towards the north—west of the uk. may be some dampness in the breeze in the north—west of scotland. but the best of the sunshine probably in eastern areas and those temperatures 11—13 , new normal for this ti

where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could getr night than last night across south—eastern parts of england. the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of

with some clearer skies though by the morning, lowest temperatures are going to be around lothian, fifeloud bringing with it a few pockets of drizzle heading south across england and wales at the moment. still a bit of a cloudy damp start towards the south west though the weather should improve here in the afternoon. more cloud streaming into northern parts of scotland but otherwise, it's going to be a dry day and there'll be some spells of sunshine now and again. the winds will be quite light on sunday but the area is cooler. we had 18 degrees in aberdeenshire, 17 in bridlington on saturday. it's not going to be quite as warm as that on sunday — typically 10—12 celsius. now, high pressure is keeping it quiet and dry. that's still going to be in charge of our weather through monday and tuesday before weather fronts bring in some atlantic air later on in the week and turn things more unsettled. but otherwise through monday and tuesday, it's dry, some sunshine at times, the breeze probably picking up though during tuesday. this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk or aro

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where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could getf england. the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in from the line pick, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, it also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure, there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. they will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of crowd but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of

where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could gett night across south—eastern parts of england. the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, a few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving a

morning, temperatures could be close to freezing where we've got those clearer skies around lothian, fife the south west of england to move away and it should brighten up here in the afternoon. still quite cloudy in the far north of scotland, a bit damp as well. but elsewhere we should see some sunshine coming through from time to time. and the winds, they should be quite light as well but remember, the area is a bit cooler on sunday. so, temperatures are typically 10—12 celsius, may be lower than that in norfolk with the onshore breeze and also in the far north of scotland. but high pressure is keeping it quiet throughout the weekend and into the beginning of next week keeping these weather fronts at bay in from the atlantic. so, we're looking at cloud again and how much there will be and i think many places will see a little sunshine at times on monday. always more cloud towards the north—west. with the breeze picking a little bit up here, there could be some drizzle in the north—west of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near norm

fife small planes have crashed there in the last year. at least two were fatal. >> it's scary. my house is right there. i get planes coming over my roof all the time. >> as for yesterday's crash, they are investigating what went wrong. >> all right. thank you. millions of merns have to wait for the income tax refund. irs rushing to send out the e covid relief payments. reportedly behind on 7 million returns because it's under staffed and the technology is out dated. irs says it tries to process most refunds within three weeks. >> coming up. toys are us is coming back again. >> how many people are booking a summer get away. ean to be a thriver? it means we grab a hold of what matters most. we sweat the details. ask for what we want. get what we need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibi

so it's only fife hours of instruction. >> megan praises the district for keeping parents up to date about sanitation efforts at each school. using this dashboard, parents can find out if the school has air purifiers, ppe inventory, and if their classrooms are set up for social distancing. >> this was a collaborative effort. we need to make sure that, you know, our schools are safe so that we can serve our families and students who do want to return to in-person instruction. >> but those seventh through 12th graders, for the most part many are still left out. we have districts which high school kids are returning now. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come at 5:00, the checks are on the way. the new timeline on when you could see that covid relief money arriving. >>> plus -- >> i'm scott budman. a major car company gets into the electric vehicle game. coming up, a test drive and is this enough to make a dent in climate change. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we had a beautiful day today, but some wind tomorrow, and eventually some mu

with some clearer skies though by the morning, lowest temperatures are going to be around lothian, fifeckets of drizzle heading south across england and wales at the moment. still a bit of a cloudy damp start towards the south west though the weather should improve here in the afternoon. more cloud streaming into northern parts of scotland but otherwise, it's going to be a dry day and there'll be some spells of sunshine now and again. the winds will be quite light on sunday but the area is cooler. we had 18 degrees in aberdeenshire, 17 in bridlington on saturday. it's not going to be quite as warm as that on sunday — typically 10—12 celsius. now, high pressure is keeping it quiet and dry. that's still going to be in charge of our weather through monday and tuesday before weather fronts bring in some atlantic air later on in the week and turn things more unsettled. but otherwise through monday and tuesday, it's dry, some sunshine at times, the breeze probably picking up though during tuesday. welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lobel. our top stories: thousands of people take part in protests

taken and landed over a third of the children and my constituency live in poforts and yet two and fifef those seam children are still not in meals and threshold is -- prime minister address the scandal take one universal and skill mills and help free our children of poverty. >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker. i'm proud of what universal credit is ought to be attacked by labor member of the universal critic when his party policy to abolish that benefit. but -- the most, best thing we can do for families in -- in there to ensure that thrrgd jobs and wonderful to see what was happening in tea sight under labor of mayor, and the investment that is going in by fuji film and others which will create long-term jobs and it is the belief of this side of the house, mr. speaker that is the route out of poverty it is fantastic education, and tom quality job and that's what this government aims to deliver. with jack -- >> my honorable friend will record a visit in 2019 and crystal when they have for a great western, and west of england mayor admitted a bit to create 50,000 jobs in region. also agre

dancers were split into fife groups with different rules.e had to wear face masks while others were encouraged to shout and to cheer. the main focus was on their behavior and whether or not they could follow the rules. >>> well, today east bay, where if you missed the excitement and the food that comes with the alameda county fair, you can at least get a taste of it this month. starting on thursday, the fairgrounds in pleasanton will have food vendors selling those familiar favorites, including funnel cakes, corn dog, even deep fried oreos as part of its new food feast. you can do curbside pickup or dine on the lawn socially distanced, of course. and thankfully, i think knock on wood, the weather is going to be pretty decent by the time that fair opens later on thursday. >> yeah, you know what, dion? the first half of the week, it's cool. rain returns. but by the second half, we'll have dryer skies again and mild temperatures. this weekend, i mean tons of sunshine, we'll be comfortable. a live look from our east bay hills camera. the sun has

where we have the clearer skies for longer, around lothian, tayside, fife, temperatures could be closeit's always going to be rather more cloudy in the north—west of scotland. elsewhere, some sunshine from time to time, and the weather should improve in the south—west of england and wales as well. for many, the winds will be quite light, but the air�*s a little bit cooler, despite sunshine around. won't see temperatures quite as high as we saw today. typically 10—12 degrees. similar sort of temperatures on monday and into tuesday. keeping it dry, some sunshine at times, especially in the east. it does turn more unsettled from the west later the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: reaching a milestone — half of all adults in the uk have now had a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. the health secretary hails "a phenomenal achievement". the vaccination programme is our route out of the pandemic. it will help us to protect people, and we know that these vaccines protect you, and they also protect those around you. europe braces itself for a third wave of coronavirus infections,

where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could get the south—west, still quite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for

with some clearer skies though by the morning, lowest temperatures are going to be around lothian, fifeore cloud streaming into northern parts of scotland but otherwise, it's going to be a dry day and there'll be some spells of sunshine now and again. the winds will be quite light on sunday but the area is cooler. we had 18 degrees in aberdeenshire, 17 in bridlington on saturday. it's not going to be quite as warm as that on sunday — typically 10—12 celsius. now, high pressure is keeping it quiet and dry. that's still going to be in charge of our weather through monday and tuesday before weather fronts bring in some atlantic air later on in the week and turn things more unsettled. but otherwise through monday and tuesday, it's dry, some sunshine at times, the breeze probably picking up though during tuesday. this is bbc news. i'm mark lobel. our top stories: thousands of people take part in protests across europe against coronavirus lockdown measures. demonstrations in istanbul as turkey is criticised for pulling out of a treaty protecting women and girls. turkey's protecting women and

girls were released late last night and they were driven here to do so he the leader of the team in fife was a former bandit himself who surrendered to the authorities and accepted an amnesty along with others so he led that particular team because they know the terrain better and so the security services allow them to move in that's what he told us he said they went in there hoping that they will get the kids in time and in peace but they were also prepared for any unforeseen situation that may arise that he said there went and asked them to hand over the girls because the girls have nothing to do with their own grievances the bandits he said mentioned that they have their own devices they're all scores to settle with your focus because of the blacks because of human rights abuses and all so that's the situation with the bandits and now the governor who was 100 this gallup from day one when he came into office in 2019 said he's going to continue with the galaga in such a way that there will be peace in them for the state but that is such too so good that that is going to set him on coll

morning, temperatures could be close to freezing where we've got those clearer skies around lothian, fife england to move away and it should brighten up here in the afternoon. still quite cloudy in the far north of scotland, a bit damp as well. but elsewhere we should see some sunshine coming through from time to time. and the winds, they should be quite light as well but remember, the area is a bit cooler on sunday. so, temperatures are typically 10—12 celsius, may be lower than that in norfolk with the onshore breeze and also in the far north of scotland. but high pressure is keeping it quiet throughout the weekend and into the beginning of next week keeping these weather fronts at bay in from the atlantic. so, we're looking at cloud again and how much there will be and i think many places will see a little sunshine at times on monday. always more cloud towards the north—west. with the breeze picking a little bit up here, there could be some drizzle in the north—west of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near normal for this time o

morning, temperatures could be close to freezing where we've got those clearer skies around lothian, fife england to move away and it should brighten up here in the afternoon. still quite cloudy in the far north of scotland, a bit damp as well. but elsewhere we should see some sunshine coming through from time to time. and the winds, they should be quite light as well but remember, the area is a bit cooler on sunday. so, temperatures are typically 10—12 celsius, may be lower than that in norfolk with the onshore breeze and also in the far north of scotland. but high pressure is keeping it quiet throughout the weekend and into the beginning of next week keeping these weather fronts at bay in from the atlantic. so, we're looking at cloud again and how much there will be and i think many places will see a little sunshine at times on monday. always more cloud towards the north—west. with the breeze picking a little bit up here, there could be some drizzle in the north—west of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's near normal for this time o

morning, temperatures could be close to freezing where we've got those clearer skies around lothian, fife wales and the south west of england to move away and it should brighten up here in the afternoon. still quite cloudy in the far north of scotland, a bit damp as well. but elsewhere we should see some sunshine coming through from time to time. and the winds, they should be quite light as well but remember, the area is a bit cooler on sunday. so, temperatures are typically 10—12 celsius, may be lower than that in norfolk with the onshore breeze and also in the far north of scotland. but high pressure is keeping it quiet throughout the weekend and into the beginning of next week keeping these weather fronts at bay in from the atlantic. so, we're looking at cloud again and how much there will be and i think many places will see a little sunshine at times on monday. always more cloud towards the north—west. with the breeze picking a little bit up here, there could be some drizzle in the north—west of scotland but again temperatures aren't changing very much. typically 11—12 celsius, that's

where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could getrizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up t

where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could getudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, prob

away from the north—west of scotland and with clearer skies for longer around lothian, tayside and fifecloudy in the morning for south wales and south west of england. we will see more cloud coming into the north—west of scotland as well but otherwise a decent sort of day with cloud coming and going in the wind quite liked but the air cooler so the temperature will be around 10—12 and maybe a touch lower in norfolk as well as the far north of scotland. staying fine and dry through monday and tuesday with the weather fronts coming in from the atlantic and things will turn more unsettled later next week. hello — this is bbc news. the headlines: reaching a milestone, half of all adults in the uk have had a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. the health secretary hails a phenomenal achievement. the health secretary hails a phenomenal achievement-— achievement. the vaccination programme _ achievement. the vaccination programme is _ achievement. the vaccination programme is our _ achievement. the vaccination programme is our route - achievement. the vaccination programme is our route out l

fife: you one? definitely. labels, you one? definitely. labels, you can't use labels too loosely.gues, so—called democrats, they are actually anti—democratic in their values and in their behaviour in the past decade or more. what we are doing, what beijing is doing, is launching an electoral reform which is long overdue. fixing the flaws in our system. we can't do it ourselves because we don't have the two thirds majority to amend the provisions in the basic law. so the national people's congress has to step in and i'm confident after our electoral laws have been improved, hong kong will be relaunched, we will have a better future. relaunched, we will have a betterfuture. it relaunched, we will have a better future.— better future. it will certainly _ better future. it will certainly be - better future. it will. certainly be relaunched better future. it will - certainly be relaunched but it will be relaunched in a way that completely undermines the notion of one country two systems. because what we see here and you've just basically said it yourself, is that the political system,

it will take no less than fife days at least to get all the information on why the shooter did what he did and the circumstances behind it. lucy kafanov has been working this story for us. we know there is a suspect and no identification of the suspect but identification of at least one person involved in the shooting and sadly that's the police officer eric talley, 51-years-old at the department since 2010. >> reporter: that's right don, we saw that beautiful per session of the law enforcement here who roadde out truck after truck presumably carrying officer talley's body. he's 51-years-old, he was the first officer to respond to these calls about a gunman here at this super market in boulder. he arrived at the scene and lost his life in the process. there were ten fatalities. ten people losing their lives here on this monday afternoon. this complex investigation will take noless than five days to conclude. they'll be working night and day and the suspect was injured and taken to the hospital for treatment. no details on motive who this person was and why they did what he did. this wa

girls were released in may last night and they were driven here to do so he the leader of the team in fife was a former bandit himself who surrendered to the authorities and accepted an amnesty along with others so he led that particular team because they know the terrain better and so the security services allow them to move in that's what he told us it said they went in there hoping that they will get the kids in time and in peace but they were also prepared for any unforeseen situations that may arise there he said there went and asked them to hand over the girls because the girls have nothing to do with their own group versus the bundy's he said mentioned that they have their own grievances their own scores to settle with your father just because of neglect because of human rights abuses and all so that's the situation with the bandits and now the governor who was handling this dialogue from day one when he came into office in 2019 said he is going to continue with the guy locked in such a way that there will be peace in some for the state but that's he said to. that is going to set hi

it adds that all are extremely effect fife in preventing hospitalizations and deaths. if you're looking for information on how and where to get your shot, go to planyourvaccine.com, put in your state, age and occupation. it will pull up the closest vaccination sites to you when you're eligible. >>> the entire bay area is in the red tier, but could do one . rate meet the criteria to move into the orange tier as soon as today. if that happens, most indoor businesses like restaurants, wineries and breweries can increase capacity. offices that are not essential can bring employees back to work. over the weekend, sonoma and contra costa counties joined the rest of the region in the red tier, allowing restaurants, gyms anrestrictions, of course. >>> california's new vaccine eligibility for millions of people this week is prompting new calls for people not to jump the line. yesterday the state loosened those requirements to include people with disabilities and high-risk medical conditions. it's mostly an honor system thing with the state not requiring people to prove their di

it adds that all are extremely effect fife in preventing hospitalizations and deaths. if you're looking for information on how and where to get your shot, go to planyourvaccine.com, put in your state, age and occupation. it will pull up the closest vaccination sites to you when you're eligible. >>> let's take a peek outside a live look in san francisco, where a popular pandemic program may soon be a permanent part of the landscape. mayor london breed will introduce an ordinance to maintain the shared spaces program. it alters outdoor dining in some neighborhoods and streamline permits for businesses and nonprofits to use sidewalks and full street spaces. in some cases, it may even permanently change traffic patterns. >>> also today, supervisors will reportedly vote on yesterday's committee recommendation to scale back or even drop the time line for that big ferris wheel in golden gate park. "the chronicle" reports the rules committee voted unanimously to defer to the full board in allowing the sky star observation wheel to keep operating. you may remember originally ot

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afford for these to be built on the other side of the planet and shipped over here for workers in fife choose on these issues- — parties? we can't pick and choose on these issues. i— parties? we can't pick and choose on these issues. i know _ parties? we can't pick and choose on these issues. i know from _ parties? we can't pick and choose on these issues. i know from the - parties? we can't pick and choose on| these issues. i know from the women on the panel, from my own experiences as an ethnic minority in politics, that we can't pick and choose. it doesn't matter where it comes from or who it is directed, we have a duty to condemn those perpetrators and a duty to show solidarity with victims, that's a cast—iron commitment from me. some things go beyond party politics, and challenging prejudice and hatred has to go beyond party politics. 1stut’iiiiiie to go beyond party politics. willie rennie? absolutely. _ to go beyond party politics. willie rennie? absolutely. and - to go beyond party politics. willie rennie? absolutely. and i- to go beyond party politics. willie rennie? absolutel

freezing in manchester, in suffolk, a degrees, fife and london under cloud so 5 degrees here.chance of isobars in the charts so not very windy, so nothing to move the fog around. so cloudy, damp and foggy start. it should improve through southern counties through the day, and to the midlands and wales and where we have extensive cloud across northern ireland, you should also see some breaks as we do in scotland. it will stick in the midlands, eastern england and eastern scotland with some haar and fret. these are the sustained wind speeds, nothing to move this along, and temperatures in the cloud are five or six, may be seven,in the cloud are five or six, may be seven, in the sunshine, we could get up seven, in the sunshine, we could get up to a0 degrees. as we head towards —— 14 up to a0 degrees. as we head towards —— 1a degrees. as we head towards the end of the afternoon, a system in the south—west will introduce some showers. overnight, we will see the extensive low cloud, mist and fog return, the showers romping in across the isles of scilly, the south—west and wales. ano

lovely to see you this morning. fife: you well? morning. i lovely to see you this morning. this morning. £59 you well? morning. i am really well, thank you. i you well? morning. i am really well, thank ou. ., ~' you well? morning. i am really well, thank ou. :, ~ :, i. thank you. i would like to get your reaction to — thank you. i would like to get your reaction to this _ thank you. i would like to get your reaction to this myth. _ thank you. i would like to get your reaction to this myth. the - thank you. i would like to get your reaction to this myth. the 1% - thank you. i would like to get your reaction to this myth. the 1% pay. reaction to this myth. the 1% pay rise for nhs staff. gps are not in scope for that offer at the moment. that is correct. festival we have to put it in context of many years of the fact a large proportion of health care workers have had salaries which have not kept up with the course of living. this has affected our ability to recruit and retain health care staff, which has had a huge impact on what work we can do that has had a huge impact in th