and we have retained this in— health england and we have retained this in the _ health england and weut science — agency to speak the truth about science. but there is also how you use that _ science. but there is also how you use that to— science. but there is also how you use that to enable good public health— use that to enable good public health outcomes, and sometimes it is better— health outcomes, and sometimes it is better for— health outcomes, and sometimes it is better for the public, for the political— better for the public, for the political context you will get better — political context you will get better outcomes if you manage that type of— better outcomes if you manage that type of relationship and you almost have to _ type of relationship and you almost have to be — type of relationship and you almost have to be in it to understand it. i think— have to be in it to understand it. i think that's — have to be in it to understand it. i think that's one of the problems. is think that's one of the problems. [55 it think that's one of the problems. it important think that's

yes, the directors of public health in england were l of public health in england were also given a newublish annual reports, ithink, that and a duty to publish annual reports, i think, that could chart local progress. they were intended to be strategic leaders for public health and health inequalities in local communities, working with the local communities, working with the local nhs across the public, private and voluntary sectors, and new proposed local statutory health and well—being boards. and in your view, damejenny, there has been a successful implementation? it dame jenny, there has been a successful implementation? it was a ainful successful implementation? it was a painful birth. — successful implementation? it was a painful birth. i _ successful implementation? it was a painful birth, i think, _ successful implementation? it was a painful birth, ithink, and _ successful implementation? it was a painful birth, i think, and i— successful implementation? it was a painful birth, ithink, and i say- painful birth, i think, and i say that— painful birth, i think, and i say that ha

and finally, department of health nhs england, this ecs— department of health nhs england, this ecs andevolved administrations should work together— devolved administrations should work together to propose a method for mapping — together to propose a method for mapping the capacity of an providing strategic— mapping the capacity of an providing strategic national direction to voluntary resources during a pandemic. given the exercise of the exercise. _ pandemic. given the exercise of the exercise. its— pandemic. given the exercise of the exercise, it's reminded this work draws— exercise, it's reminded this work draws on— exercise, it's reminded this work draws on the expertise of non—health departments and other organisations at national— departments and other organisations at national and local level. starting _ at national and local level. starting pack for a moment, and mr cameron, _ starting pack for a moment, and mr cameron, and considering that these recommendations were made in october 2016, recommendations were made in october 2016. which— recommendations were made in october 201

department of health as it was then, the nhs, and pubiic— health as it was then, the nhs, and public health englandrns raised by dame sally davies about planning _ raised by dame sally davies about planning and resilience in response to a major— planning and resilience in response to a major outbreak of mers in england — to a major outbreak of mers in england. the cabinet office is described in the report as having observer— described in the report as having observer status. does that mean that the cabinet _ observer status. does that mean that the cabinet office was not actively involved. — the cabinet office was not actively involved, but was there in order to observe? — involved, but was there in order to observe? i�*m — involved, but was there in order to observe? �* . . ., �* ,, ., observe? i'm afraid i don't know the answer to that _ observe? i'm afraid i don't know the answer to that question. _ observe? i'm afraid i don't know the answer to that question. these - answer to that question. these exercises are good, it's important they take place. oliver letwin 's evidence about how they shoul

better idea, more expensive testing my understanding it was very tightly controlled by public health englandsts. but a swap up someone's nose. so really we needed to have a better idea to the extent at which the virus had come to this country and started to spread. because really we only got a picture of that when people started to be admitted to hospital. but of course, we did not know who it was income are really and where it was. the idea was that it really only affected the most elderly people. —— who it was in. but it is worth remembering that the covid put more men in the 405 in the icu than it is men in the 405 in the icu than it is men and women over 85 so to say it only affected elderly people in that way it was clearly not accurate. brute way it was clearly not accurate. we must leave — way it was clearly not accurate. we must leave it there but have a feeling we will touch base again and as the inquiry progresses, get your thoughts. thank you very much for the moment. let's turn to ukraine, where there have been more russian strikes on ukrainian cities. in a missile strike, three

a new dynamic in the various elements of industrial action we have seen in the health service in englandjuly 13—18. five days, but separate days to the hospital consultants. but that will be concerning health officials, so we will try to get more reaction on that breaking news that has just come in. hospital consultants to take strike action onjuly 20 and 21. more on that here in a moment or two. hello there. we had one or two lovely sunrise pictures sent to us earlier this morning, like this one from the isle of wight. the early rising sun picking out layers of clouds to the west of the uk, and that cloud is associated with an area of low pressure that's near iceland. we've actually got a warm front bringing some damp weather to the northern half of the uk. behind this warm front, the air is going to be turning really quite humid as we go through the rest of the day and overnight tonight, with these south—westerly winds pushing that humid air right across the country. through the afternoon, the cloud will be thick enough to bring us some patches of rain, most of it light, spotty really,

for instance, i would say the creation of public health england, where a lot of it was merging togetheruthorities, that was the right place for it. local authorities are responsible for housing, for education, and for licensing. so making them responsible for public health is logical. i think most of the experts coming to your inquiry, i don't think people would argue to turn the clock back and put it into the health service. i think these were good reforms. yes, we faced very difficult financial circumstances, but where we could we try to encourage the spending of money more wisely, and sometimes the merging of public bodies was a sensible thing, but they don't seem to give much credence. you sensible thing, but they don't seem to give much credence.— to give much credence. you have mentioned _ to give much credence. you have mentioned the _ to give much credence. you have mentioned the evidence - to give much credence. you have mentioned the evidence of - to give much credence. you have - mentioned the evidence of professor sir michael marmot. you have clearly read the _ sir michael m

official domestic speech on the laws related to carrying weapons and in the past , wishes good health to england. it is not clear that the negotiations should be ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand, with the court cases and successive convictions of trump in various courts , it is not clear for the republicans what will be the fate of haram and whether he will have legal permission or not, so now from both the democratic and republican parties have different candidates to replace these two people, namely biden and trump . there is still time left until the us presidential election next month. this senior reporter of the american media of the chicago tribune believes that these games and competition are only attractive to the two parties. in the 2020 mid-term elections, we have seen that the people are tired of the options of both parties and looking for a new face with new ideas, all the problems of the people have become extremely expensive. he is running for the presidency and the other two political currents do not want the format of this

i do know that there was significant activity under way, both in the department and in public health england essential, that question. frankly, it was a regular occurrence to deal with these sorts of novel infectious diseases and threats. so, it was something that happened all the time. do something that happened all the time. , ., something that happened all the time. i. something that happened all the time. ., , . ., time. do you recall any particular departmental— time. do you recall any particular departmental board, _ time. do you recall any particular departmental board, which i time. do you recall any particular i departmental board, which presumably attended, at which the row 11 risk of a major national infectious disease in pandemic flu was actively debated? ., disease in pandemic flu was actively debated? ila. do you have any debated? no. do you have any recollection _ debated? iif>v do you have any recollection of the debate surrounding this particular risk at departmental boards? obviously a great deal many points go across the secretary of state's desk, but do you have any perso

government's plan, not number ten�*s plan, it is the nhs�*s plan, coming from clinicians, the health foundation, nhs englandtion, you mustn't see it that way. the new plan came out a few weeks ago, and it is critical in turning around primary care and associate roles, dealing with the rush. the plan that came out at the start of the year to deal with the acute squeeze we saw in the winter this year before next winter, that is critical. then as whole issue around patient choice. you have to see it all, and this is a really important moment.— see it all, and this is a really important moment. see it all, and this is a really imortant moment. ~ �* ., ., ., important moment. we've heard one of the big issues — important moment. we've heard one of the big issues is — important moment. we've heard one of the big issues is retaining _ important moment. we've heard one of the big issues is retaining nurses, - the big issues is retaining nurses, and i would imagine a big part of retaining a nurse is pay, and that is not dealt with in this plan. we've had strikes by both nurses and junior doctors, and senior doctors

england's plan to boost the workforce. and it's notjust nursing roles. today's proposals include employing a limited number of apprentice doctors, open to those already working in clinical roles within the healthere will also be a big increase in the more traditional route to becoming a doctor via a place in medical school. the boss of nhs england, which drew up the workforce plan, says it's a really significant moment. it's the first time the government, any government, has asked the nhs to develop a comprehensive plan, setting out the numbers of nurses, doctors and other key health care professionals that the health service will need and also the cost of training. how are you? i'm rishi. very nice to see you. the proposals have the backing of the prime minister, rishi sunak, visiting a hospital in cambridgeshire this morning. and while nhs england is responsible for the day to day running of the health service, it's the government that will fund the plan to the tune of £2.4 billion over the next five years. speaking later at a downing street news conference, mr sunak made no apology for the length of time it's taken to get this plan out. it was important that we got it right because this is

physical condition is unique, and at the end of his official domestic speech , he wishes health to the queen of england in the past. it is such that it is not clear that the negotiations are ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand, with the court cases and consecutive convictions of trump in various courts , it is not clear for the republicans what will be the fate of trump and whether he will have legal permission. or not therefore, now, from both the democratic and republican parties , there are various candidates to replace these two people, namely biden and ceragh, and there is still almost a month left until the us presidential election . the competition is attractive only for the two parties themselves. in 2020, we have seen that people are connected to both options and are looking for new faces with new ideas . it has become extremely expensive, that is, all the promises of the period are lies. he intends to run for the presidency. the other two political currents shape this country he doesn't want people looking for new answers for their years,

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in englandill be run by the u.k. health security agency and the office aimed at reducing illness and deaths amongst the most vulnerable. and a rare plant normally found only in the swamps of west florida and in cuba is beginning to flower in the u.k. for the first time. this is the florida ghost orchid. there are less than 2,000 in existence. it was flown to the u.k. from chicago two weeks ago and now on display at the gardens in london. more on all of those stories on the bbc website. you are live with bbc news. now the bbc has found there is evidence of potential war crimes that is being lobbed by social media firms because they automatically delete videos with content. they can stay online if it's in the public interest, but an investigation by the bbc's disinformation team suggests the opposite. we should warn you that this report does contain distressing images and descriptions of violence. >> since the russian invasion of ukraine, igor has bn documenting attacks on civilians likes this one

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in englandduce illness and deaths among the most vulnerable. the heat health alert system will operate year—round, but the core alerting season will run from june to september. and a rare plant, normally found only in the swamps of south west florida, and in cuba is beginning to flower in the uk for the first time. you're live with bbc news. the us house of representatives has passed a bill which will increase the amount of money the country's government can borrow, after weeks of tense negotiations. the legislation still requires approval from the senate before monday to avoid defaulting on its debts, which would have serious economic consequences. president biden released this statement after the vote. with the details of what happened in washington on wednesday and what could happen next, here's our north america correspondentjess parker. it's been closing in on president biden and the us, the prospect that the government may not be able to pay all its bills, potentiallyjeopardising welfare p

the nhs unveils a major expansion in training places for health staff in england.limate change despite a promise in april it would do so. hello.

weapons and in the past england wishes for health. it is not clear that the democrats are ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand, with the court cases and successive convictions of trump in various courts , it is not clear for the republicans what will happen to trump and whether will it be legally allowed or not, so now from both democratic and republican parties, various parties are being proposed to replace these two people, namely biden and trump, next month , there is time left until the us presidential election, this senior reporter of the american media of the chicago tribune believes that these games and competition only for the two attractive parties from the 2020 mid-term elections, we have seen that the people are connected with the options of both and looking for a new face with new ideas has become extremely expensive, that is, all the false words and promises of the hollywood movie actor came to the stage . he says he plans to run for president. the american people no lo

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in englando reduce illness and deaths among the most vulnerable. the heat health alert system will operate year—round, but the core alerting season will run from june to september. you're live with bbc news. australia's most decorated soldier has lost a defamation case against newspapers which accused him of committing war crimes. ben roberts smith accused the papers of the alleged he was involved in a murder, but the church found three out of the six allegations, all of which he denies, were substantially true. he was a war criminal honoured by the man at the top. the iron cross on his chest. australia's highest honour was given to him for overpowering taliban machine guns. but a court has ruled newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true.— substantially true. today is a day of 'ustice, substantially true. today is a day ofjustice, justice _ substantially true. today is a day ofjustice, justice for _ substantially true. today is a day ofjust

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in england agency and the met, aiming to reduce illness and deaths among the most vulnerable. the heat health alert system will operate year—round, but the core alerting season will run from june to september. most adults in northern ireland are now considered potential organ donors as a daythi's law has come into effect, named after a local six—year—old boy who needs a heart transplant. northern ireland was the only part of the uk where an opt—out organ donation system was not in place. let me show you some live pictures coming into the bbc, because dignitaries from around the world. look at those pictures before i give you the details. studying live images, but dignitaries injordan for the wedding of crown prince hussein to a saudi arabian architect. well, beautiful pictures. among the guests, prince and princess of wales. also the us first lady and the king and queen of the netherlands, so the run—up to jordan�*s biggest royal event in years being marked by a free concert, firework displays,

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in englandoffice, aiming to reduce illness and deaths among the most vulnerable. and a rare plant, normally found only in the swamps the heat health alert system will operate year—round but it will run from june until september with the alert system. and a rare plant, normally found only in the swamps dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident that killed a 12—year—old girl and 17—year—old boy near bournemouth beach on wednesday suggests it was not caused by any physical contact between a vessel and swimmers. the two teenagers had been pulled from the water with fatal injuries. eight others were also found with mild injuries and taken to hospital. the cause of the deaths remain unknown but a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. let's get the latest from our correspondent helena wilkinson in bournemouth. dorset police are clearly trying to piece together what happened during what is a tragic incident unthinkable for the families of the two children w

jeremy hunt was of course health secretary covering england for 2012 —— did they give enough resourcesth those scenarios. —— on his watch which they thought would be the flu. the oliver dowden, he will be a witness as well, and obviously sir patrick vallance, very well known during the whole coronavirus saga but they held big jobs during that as well. i think the key thing here, families of the bereaved say they want to know what more could have been done to prevent all of this, was the uk adequately prepared? one witness today, a former senior civil servant involved in contingency planning, said he thought overall preparedness for the pandemic was inadequate. hugh. thought overall preparedness for the pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank ou. we pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank you- we have — pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank you. we have heard _ pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank you. we have heard a _ pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank you. we have heard a lot _ pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank you. we have heard a lot in _ pandemic was inadequate. hugh, thank you. we

is the reasoning for this industrial action and it's the latest of course affecting the health service in englandtors, they've announced five days of strike action between the 13th ofjuly and the 18th ofjuly. there will be some relief that this consultant strike and the junior doctors strike is relief that this consultant strike and thejunior doctors strike is not on the same dates because a lot of fears about that. earlier in the day, a glimmer of good news for the government, which was the royal couege government, which was the royal college of nursing failed in their ballot to spark more industrial action. they didn't get over the 50% margin in terms of turnout though the majority did vote for industrial action. so they will be no further strike action from the royal college of nursing. the government has been reacting to that and the health secretary steve backley says the government is hugely values the contribution of nurses and is ready to work now with the rcn. irate contribution of nurses and is ready to work now with the rcn. we reached a deal with the — to work now with the rcn. we rea

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in englandg the most vulnerable. the heat health alert system will operate year—round, but the core alerting season will run from june to september. and a rare plant, normally found only in the swamps of south west florida, and in cuba, is beginning to flower in the uk for the first time. this is the florida ghost orchid, there are less than 2000 in existence. you're live with bbc news the news that the cabinet office is seeking a judicial review of the order to release borisjohnson's whatsapp messages barriers and notebooks and in a letter to the covid inquiry. let's head back to westminster with leila nathoo was been following the stories and in the last few minutes. this is a development we were waiting for in of knowledge when we or another as to what would happen? we of knowledge when we or another as to what would happen?— to what would happen? we were talkini to what would happen? we were talking earlier _ to what would happen? we were talking earlier about _ to what would happen? we were

the nhs in england, the biggest employer in europe, unveils a new plan to train more doctors and nurses. we analyse the proposals and bring you reaction. it's no secret that the national healthnced a plan today to try and fix it. the nhs will get more than 300,000 extra staff over the next few years with an extra £2.a billion injected into the health services. but perhaps getting a bit warmer towards the southeast by the end of the week.

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in englande. the heat health alert system will operate year—round, but the core alerting season will run from june to september. most adults in northern ireland are now considered potential organ donors as daythi's law has come into effect, named after a local six—year—old boy who needs a heart transplant. northern ireland was the only part of the uk where an opt—out organ donation system was not in place. you're live with bbc news. let's return to the war in ukraine goes at least three people have been killed after another night of air strikes on kyiv. officials say a child was among the victims. let's get more from james waterhouse. aha, get more from james waterhouse. key constant, and 18 attack. with no numbing of the pain. ten missiles launched, all of them shot down, say officials, but it is often the falling debris that causes the damage. on the eastern edge, three people were killed, including this man's y. �* ,, �* ~ , people were killed, including this man's y. �* . �* ~ , ., man's y.

a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in england deaths among the most vulnerable. and a rare plant — normally found only in the swamps of south west florida and in cuba — is beginning to flower in the uk for the first time. this is the florida ghost orchid — there are less than 2,000 in existence. it was flown to the uk from chicago two weeks ago, now on display at kew gardens in london. more on all of those stories on the bbc website. you're live with bbc news. the bbc has found that evidence of potential war crimes is being lost by social media firms because they automatically delete videos with graphic content. platforms claim such images can stay online if it's in the public interest, but an investigation by the bbc�*s disinformation team suggests the opposite. we should warn you, this report contains distressing images and descriptions of violence. since the russian invasion of ukraine, igor, a former travel journalist, has been documenting attacks on civilians. like this one on a road outside kyiv. men, women and children wer

the uk, the government has set out plans to train and retain more staff for the national health service in englandminister, rishi sunak, called it the "largest single expansion" of education and training in the history of the health service. the plan rests on three principles. train, retain and reform _ principles. train, retain and reform. first, training. it witt— reform. first, training. it will double the number of medical training places by 2031~ _ medical training places by 2031. focusing on areas where there — 2031. focusing on areas where there are — 2031. focusing on areas where there are two few doctors today~ _ there are two few doctors today. we will train every 24.000 _ today. we will train every 24,000 more nurses and midwives a year— 24,000 more nurses and midwives a year and — 24,000 more nurses and midwives a year and increase the number ofgp— a year and increase the number of gp training places by 50%. in of gp training places by 50%. in time, _ of gp training places by 50%. in time, this will allow us to reduce _ in time, this will allow us to reduce the spending on temporary ag

some of the details in the programme and the kings fund, think tank that focuses on health systems in england is plan really was. as others have said, the first significant workforce plan at a generation it doesn't include a lot of good things. expansion for people able to train as doctors and pharmacist and health service needs this. ~ ., , pharmacist and health service needs this. . , ., , . this. what is the realistic timescale _ this. what is the realistic timescale on _ this. what is the realistic timescale on this - this. what is the realistic i timescale on this collection this. what is the realistic - timescale on this collection makes this. what is the realistic _ timescale on this collection makes a difference in enabling people to see a doctor to cut those waiting lists, all of that was shallow —— it does include a lot of good things. a lot of the major initiatives like planned medical schools to train more doctors kicking in from autumn 2003 five onwards, it will be a few years before people start to see and feel the impact of this workforce plan of the services we are seeing. we

it's no secret that the national health service in england — the nhs — has been struggling for yearsng and a lack of hospital beds. and the government has announced a plan today to try and fix it. the nhs will get more than 300,000 extra staff over the next few years with an extra £21; billion injected into the health services. the prime minister says it's the largest single expansion in training in the history of the nhs — labour says the government has simply adopted its ideas. to discuss this plan more, i am joined by sirjulian hartley, the chief executive of nhs providers. thank you very much forjoining us and speaking to us. can we get a sense from you, how important do you feel this plan is for the nhs? i think it's incredibly important and it comes at a crucial time for the nhs, which is under enormous pressure. chief amongst those pressures is workforce. to have this plan published at this point, we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the nhs next week, and the nhs has always relied incredibly heavily on the quality of its staff. this plan is vital in the sense that it looks ah

speech about the laws related to the carrying of weapons and for carrying in the past in england, wishes for good health , is such that it is not clear that the democrats are ready to nominate him for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand, with the lawsuits and successive convictions of trump in various courts, it is not clear for the republicans what will be the fate of trump and whether he will have legal permission or not , so now there are different candidates from both the democratic and republican parties for replace this two people, biden and trump, are mentioned. next month, there is still time until the us presidential elections. this senior reporter of the american media of the chicago tribune believes that these games and competition are not only attractive to the two parties themselves. in this 2020 mid-term elections, we have seen that people choose both options. they are connected and they are looking for new faces with new ideas. only money is important. people's problems are important. they are very worried, that is, all the words and promises of the period of lies. the

because matt the uk health matt set up the uk health security agency, which split out from public health england but public inquiries do cost money. and the alternative is for the government to have just said we're not doing one. and i don't think that would have been credible position for boris johnson. steve. brian perfect example— johnson. steve. brian perfect examete-tte- "" steve. brian perfect example the personal example of how the personal meets— example of how the personal meets the— example of how the personal meets the political. thank you very— meets the political. thank you very-mmet.— meets the political. thank you very indeed. thank you. very much indeed. thank you. cemtmg—tatt- very much indeed. thank you. coming—ruth jones coming up, labour's ruth jones tetattemsmes— coming up, labour's ruth jones relationships are— coming up, labour's ruth jones relationships are so important . relationships are so important. ama— relationships are so important. me am— relationships are so important. amt ate am— relationships are so important. amt ate am t— relationships are so important. and w

and in the past england wishes for health.is not clear that the democrats are ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand, with the court cases and consecutive convictions of trump in various courts , it is not clear for the republicans what will be the fate of trump. will it be legally allowed or not? therefore, now there are various candidates from both the democratic and republican parties to replace these two people, namely biden and ceragh, and there are almost two months left until the american presidential election , the chicago tribune american media reporters believe. these are the games and the competition is only for two attractive parties since the 2020 elections, we have seen that people are connected with the options of both and they are looking for new faces with new thoughts. it has become very expensive, that is, all the words and promises of the false period of hollywood movie actors have come to the stage. and they say that he is going to run for president. in th

because matt the uk health matt set up the uk health security agency, which split out from public health england but public inquiries do cost money. and the alternative is for the government to have just said we're not doing one. and i don't think that would have been credible position for boris johnson. steve. brian perfect example— johnson. steve. brian perfect examete-tte- "" steve. brian perfect example the personal example of how the personal meets— example of how the personal meets the— example of how the personal meets the political. thank you very— meets the political. thank you very-mmet.— meets the political. thank you very indeed. thank you. very much indeed. thank you. cemtmg—tatt- very much indeed. thank you. coming—ruth jones coming up, labour's ruth jones tetattemsmes— coming up, labour's ruth jones relationships are— coming up, labour's ruth jones relationships are so important . relationships are so important. ama— relationships are so important. me am— relationships are so important. amt ate am— relationships are so important. amt ate am t— relationships are so important. and w

internal speech about the rules regarding the carrying of arms and the queen in the past of england wishes for health, it is not clear that the democrats are ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand , with the court cases and successive convictions of trump in various courts, it is clear for the republicans. it is not known what will be the fate of haram and whether it will be legally allowed or not. look at me. now there are different candidates from both the democratic and republican parties to replace these two people, namely biden and trump. next month , there is time left until the american presidential election, this reporter media senior the american chicago tribune believes that these games and competition are only for two attractive parties from the 2020 mid-term elections. we have seen that people are connected with the options of both and are looking for a new face with andy's new thoughts. in these politicians, only money is important and people's problems are important. he says that it has become very expensive, which means that all the wo

not long ago, in another graph, he wished good health to the queen of england, who passed away. according to the statistics of the coalition against anti-islamism , in 2022, 898 racist acts were committed against muslims in germany, which is more than two racist acts per day of physical birth. and hate speech to harm the property of muslims and especially actions against veiled women and students are among these racist actions. germany has about four and a half million muslims and they share a house with a poor christian family. this christian family with five children aged 6 to 11 in a damaged house in a village around the capital. where do the imams of this area live? last christmas , the poor livelihood of the messi family was like wine, to build a new house for the family. jam setin's financial assistance caused the world's offshore wind turbine to be successful in the coastal waters of fujian province, china. it was reported by cg network tn china 16 megabyte turbine is the largest wind turbine of this type that has been installed in the world so far, under suitable operati

in the media , and from time to time gas also, not long ago, in another cow, he wished health to the queen of england who passed away . last night, paris and several other french cities witnessed protests against the killing of a 17-year-old teenager by the police. they came to the streets and clashed with the police with incendiary materials. the protesters also set fire to a train in the southern suburbs of paris in the northwest of paris, a municipal building and an elementary school were set on fire. protesters in the city of lille also set fire to a municipal building. in fact , the car stopped a 17-year-old teenager due to driving offenses. the teenager was trying to run away when the police officer shot the bullet killed him and the chest of the teenager proved that the police officer had claimed that his life was in danger, but the videos published in the cyberspace show that the life of this policeman was in danger. any disturbance has deployed the first wind turbine the offshore wind turbine was successfully installed in the coastal waters of fujian province in the southeast of china, accor

, but it was a repetition, as he studies china in the canadian parliament , he wishes health to the queen of england who passed away, protests in france against the killing of a 17-year-old teenager by direct fire from the police, the police continue to the control of the protests announced from esteghlal and another 40,000 police forces. about 2,000 anti-riot police officers were deployed in paris to deal with the protesters last night, until 150 protesters were arrested. in the past year and a half, the french police have arrested 13 people on charges of disobeying the stop order. traffic police officers were shot he said that since 2017, most of the victims of shootings by the french police have been blacks or arabs. the heart of nael, a 17-year-old young man from cities like laila luzern, a toast on the crystal, bilankoh geni, and between my hometown, krom, witnessed severe unrest and violent protests , the dorisan river. it is unjustified to call the murder of a young man by the police in order to calm the fire of people's anger, and of course to clarify the truth. through the legal channels of

england wishes for health. it is not clear whether the negotiations are ready to send him to the field for the presidency of the united states. on the other hand, with the lawsuits and consecutive traffic convictions in different courts , it is not clear for the republicans what will happen to trump. and whether will it be legally allowed or not, so now there are various candidates from both the democratic and republican parties to replace these two people, namely biden and trump, and there are almost three months left until the us presidential election , this reporter told the american media in chicago. tribune believes that these games and competition are only for two attractive parties from the mid-term elections of 2020. we have seen that people are connected with the options of both and are looking for new faces with new ideas. hollywood too they came to the stage and said that he is going to be a presidential candidate and the american people no longer want the two political currents of this country. peop

well, health services in parts of england have been put on amber alert by the uk health security agencyt could put some health and social care services under pressure. our correspondent duncan kennedy is at bognor regis. duncan. well, it's been a glorious da here duncan. well, it's been a glorious day here with _ duncan. well, it's been a glorious day here with temperatures - duncan. well, it's been a glorious day here with temperatures in - duncan. well, it's been a gloriousj day here with temperatures in the mid 20s and feeling very warm. as he said, those temperatures here and elsewhere are heading up towards 30 degrees. here in places like bognor, the love that, they love the sunshine, it's a place that gets 1.3 million visitors every year, many of whom come for the sunshine. some businesses have told us today they love these sunny days because takings can be up by as much as 50%. but notjust here, we're going to get this weather also in the south east, the midlands and also in eastern areas. at the same time, the uk health security agency, as you say, has put out this amber health

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meanwhile, a 30 degree heatwave forecast to scorch england and wales has led to the year's first heat healthcted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a plume of warm air moves in from the south. people are being asked to check on vulnerable friends and family. the uk health security agency says the health and social care sector could be impacted. live now to aidan mcgivern, who's a meteorologist with the met office. it is important to point out here that this is a health alert, not a weather alert, that we might be more used to. it weather alert, that we might be more used to. , , ., used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has done _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has done it, - used to. it is the first time that. the uk hsa has done it, previously it was nhs england that has issued these health alerts. it is looking at vulnerable people and how they might suffer due to the heat. it is separate from the uk met office heat warnings, which are more associ

england's health service won't give pubity blockers to kids anymore at clinics.his didn't happen before one direction got together. after a transgender cyclist austin phillips won a race over the weekend beating out the closest female racer by four minutes tennis legend martina navratilova tweeted, what a joke. and i agree with her. and she once called me an unfunny ass wipe. do you remember that? >> tyrus: oh, yeah, i remember. >> greg: yeah, i remember that. it's like the best moment of my life. >> tyrus: point of pride. >> greg: yes, it is a point of pride. growing majority of the u.s. is against trans athletes competing outside their birth gender and two-thirds say they believe there are only two genders. 34% disagree but they wouldn't know a me is in if you introduced them to joe scarborough. now some stories are just plain dull until you add that magic ingredient trans. for example a teacher's clothing disrupts classrooms in canada. here's the teacher. you see a dull story becomes spectacular thanks trans. it's my feel on gutfeld what the libs is norris wha

or a nap is useful for encouraging mental and mental health and strengthens memory . scientists in england say that naps prevent the brain from shrinking with increasing human life, although previous research shows that long naps may indicate the onset of alzheimer's disease. researchers say that taking a nap in the afternoon can improve learning ability . researchers at university college london found that on average, the volume of the brain of those who always say such things is 15 cubic centimeters larger than the brain of those who do not take short daytime naps. a regular short sleep causes the aging process of the human brain to be postponed from 3 to 6 years . may your day be happy and full of goodness and blessings, god bless you. imam khomeini's relief and welfare, in this order, the subsidy credit for all households in these three deciles will increase by 20%, the condition of benefiting from the additional credit is to spend at least 80% of the subsidy of 400 thousand tomans , equivalent to 320 thousand tomans per person through the electronic invoice. first, the committee's cli

a 30 degree heatwave forecast for england and wales has led to the year's first heat health alert. ns across the midlands, the east and south—east of england and is in place from 9.00am friday until monday morning. parts of the country are predicted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a plume of warm air moves in from the south. there will likely be some impacts across the health and social care sector, with over—65s and those with pre—existing health conditions most at risk. professor isabel oliver from the uk health security agency spoke earlier about why people should pay attention to heat warnings. we can expect over the next few hours a rapid increase in temperatures, including high temperatures overnight. we know that in these kind of conditions we can expect an increase in hospital admissions and deaths. it is very important, therefore, that we all know what we can do to protect ourselves from these effects of high temperatures and that is why we work closely with the met office to issue heat health alerts. the alerts are intended to inform the public, bu

england's plan to boost the workforce, and it is notjust nursing roles. today's proposal include employing a limited number of apprentice doctors open to those already working in clinical roles within healthe will also be a big increase in the more traditional route of becoming a doctor via a place in medical school. the boss of nhs england, which dropped the workforce plan, says it is a really significant moment. it is the first time the government, any government has asked the nhs to develop a comprehensive plan, setting up the numbers of nurses, doctors and other key healthcare professionals that health service will need, and also, the cost of training.- the cost of training. nhs england _ the cost of training. nhs england is _ the cost of training. nhs england is responsible . the cost of training. nhsl england is responsible for the cost of training. nhs england is responsible for the day—to—day running of the health service, but the funding for the 15 year plan will come from central government. ministers have missed to back it for the next five years. after that, it for the next five years. afterthat, it it for the next five years. after that, it will be up to a future government t

a heat health alert issued for parts of england is in place as temperatures are predicted to hit 30c ams, director of age uk charity. thank you forjoining us. people need to be prepared for this, don't they? need to be prepared for this, don't the ? , ., ., , ., they? yes and that is the whole oint of they? yes and that is the whole point of this _ they? yes and that is the whole point of this new _ they? yes and that is the whole point of this new alert - they? yes and that is the whole point of this new alert system l they? yes and that is the whole - point of this new alert system which is very good. it is telling us in some parts of the uk, certainly the east, southeast and north—eastern parts of the midlands, perhaps london, it is going to get very hot, not like 40 degrees but still going to be a heatwave. for older people in particular it is important to take simple precautions, to keep well, especially if they have underlying health conditions to do with their heart and lungs. what with their heart and lungs. what would those _ with their heart and lungs. what would those prepa

now, this is despite the government's own projections from public health england back in 2015 that thisrnments in europe when it comes to nannying. now we can see from graph here that see from the graph here that actually we are pretty good when it comes to vaping. but when it comes tobacco, are the comes to tobacco, we are the worst europe to worst country in europe to smoke. everybody else. what smoke. so everybody else. what do you think about the way that the government have sort of been able nanny the state? darren, able to nanny the state? darren, do think that i'm worrying do you think that i'm worrying about nothing? at of about nothing? well at risk of rip really anger and alex philip yes i think actually we are too much of a nanny state. i do think that actually- ti“ “ta““y i do think that actually allow “i“ “a““ i do think that actually allow young peante— think that actually allow young peapte ta— think that actually allow young peapte to n— think that actually allow young peapte ta tt wou— think that actually allow young people to if you want to be a fat people to if you wa

england's plan to boost the workforce, and it is notjust nursing roles. today's proposals include employing a limited number of apprentice doctors, open to those already in clinical roles within the healthvice. there will also be a big increase in a more traditional route via a place in medical school. the boss of nhs england, which drew up the workforce plan, says it is a really significant moment. it is the first time the government, any government, has asked the nhs to develop a comprehensive plan, setting out numbers of nurses, doctors and other key health care professionals that the health service will need and also the cost of training. hi, how are you? the proposals have the backing of the prime minister, rishi sunak, visiting a hospital in cambridgeshire this morning, and while nhs england is responsible for the day—to—day running of the health service, it is the government that will fund the plan to the tune of £2.4 billion over the next five years. speaking later at a downing street news conference, mr sunak made no apology for the length of time it has taken to get this plan out. it was important that we got it right, because this is a really important day, and this sets the

now, this is despite the government's own projections from public health england back in 2015 that this that see from the graph here that actually we are pretty good when it comes to vaping. but when it comes tobacco, are the comes to tobacco, we are the worst europe to worst country in europe to smoke. everybody else. what smoke. so everybody else. what do you think about the way that the government have sort of been able nanny the state? darren, able to nanny the state? darren, do think that i'm worrying do you think that i'm worrying about nothing? at of about nothing? well at risk of rip really anger and alex philip yes i think actually we are too much of a nanny state. i do think that actually- 2“ “2““ i do think that actually allow young peehhe— think that actually allow young heehhe he— think that actually allow young heeehe he h— think that actually allow young heeehe he h yeu— think that actually allow young people to if you want to be a fat people to if you want to be a heh sheh— people to if you want to be a heh sheh, yeu— people to if you want to be a fat slob, you should be

england, spoke to fans like no manager had before. now a new play explores how he addressed the nation's issues of loss, racism and mental health. and vulnerable and treating fans like they're adults. it inspired james graham, writer of this house and sherwood, and one of britain's most celebrated living playwrights. whatever happens, you are a team. if you remember, going all the way back to 2016, when gareth became manager, it was pretty much the lowest ebb of england national life in terms of football. we just lost to iceland, we were doing so badly in tournaments. and then this transformation happens two years later, in russia 2018. we're in the semi—finals. and not only that, people's feelings about the sport are completely changed from anger to joy. and i guess our play asks how gareth did that. the man himself is played byjoseph fiennes. we meet gareth just as he becomes caretaker, and then through qualification, becomes full—time manager. and it's very clear in the early stages that he's up against an infrastructure that has the ghosts of all the toxic environment that he grew up in as a young player. it must be quite ni

england. here's our health reporter, jim reed. come on, derek. come on.covering from chemo. all right, there we go. there's a tummy rub. she was first checked for cancer lastjune at a screening appointment that had been delayed. i could see that there was something very wrong with that mammogram. i didn't have to be an expert to see that. it looked like two fireworks had gone off in my breast, basically. but it took another two months until august to be called back for more tests. she had to wait until november for surgery and january for chemo. every time i have a consultation or have a operation or have a biopsy, it's at least a two—week delay. so...it adds up. and that's the main thing, isn't it? catch it early, treat it early, better outcome for everybody. i don't want to leave my family. that has frightened me. i do not want to be that sort of burden that i'm not here for my family. there is no evidence of recurrent disease below the diaphragm, full stop. cancer targets are being missed across the uk as hospitals struggle to shift a backlog caused in