citizens olga stefanyshyn, people's deputy, faction of the voice, representative of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on the health of the nationhealth care, health insurance mykhailo tsimbalyuk, people's deputy of the homeland faction, first deputy chairman of the committee on social policy and protection of veterans' rights and gradually, it was not for nothing that we spoke here mr. mykhailo tsimbalyuk was invited because this topic in one way or another affects the topic of war and the topic of veterans, and here i think that hilarion yaroshenko, head of the department, will agree with me of military information of the ukrainian military medical academy of poland good evening , i was not wrong when i said that this topic affects you and your patients in one way or another. war and i want to remind you that the technical analysis has nothing to do with the medical one, there is no medical cannabis, although already from your answer i understand in principle, but let's make it clear, it is very necessary to do this . a lot of veterans, a lot of people, and in on this issue, there can’t be any kind of preconditions, it must be

in 2023, it means that women's health is the health of the nation.e just take such narrow specialists from minsk and take them to remote areas of belarus. come on, honestly, somewhere in some areas there is no endocrinologist or maybe another narrow specialist. we come there, and just any woman can come and undergo a comprehensive examination, but a good action. and today you can, well, apply to become a party, whether you have such ambitions or not, any public association should have it, but we'll wait and see. well, today. here we are, as a public vision, quite promising, we fit in perfectly. in that civil society and we are also from part of the foundations of civil society and today, of course, it is important for us, but so that we can realize what we have in mind, in general, belarusians have their own woman. he has such a social orientation, you know. of course, we support motherhood. childhood, women's health. we want our woman to take place, so that, well, so to put it in question, the woman would not be a gray mouse and would be pushed into

sport is the norm of life, it started in 2019 with the goal of attracting as many russians as possible to sports, and this is the health of the nation and improving the quality of life, reconstruction and renovation of old sports facilities and large-scale construction of new ones from courtyard workout grounds of international-level sports palaces to date according to the ministry of sports more than 368 sports facilities have been opened within the framework of the project; millions of russian residents throughout the country regularly go in for sports and pass the trp standards at more than one and a half thousand modern sports grounds equipped with the necessary simulators and devices within the framework of the project. sport is the norm of life all-russian mass sports events are held, in which everyone can take part. for example, the famous winter race of the ski track of russia or the mass race the growth of the nation according to the program of life and already and, of course, regional programs and according to the programs of the ministry of construction, there are many various programs that, in general, provide sports fac

the nutrition of preschool and school children. rational balanced nutrition of a growing organism is the basis of health children, but in general it is the health of the nationer. uh, it should be noted that we deal with nutrition issues not only for baby food, but for all age categories , and not only is there such and such a personalized nutrition trend today, but at the same time, of course, uh, it is important and the main part is, of course, the nutrition of our children, baby food, and, with this in mind, on the instructions of the prime minister , a pilot project has been launched to date, and to organize the nutrition of children in school institutions. selected a range of schools in which the structure of nutrition will be changed. first of all, a set of products in school buffets. to do this, according to our developments, a large list of food products was compiled - these are, first of all, those food products that, developed by our specialists in agreement with the ministry of health, underwent the necessary procedures and received confirmation that they can be used for feeding children of preschool and school age. and uh, such an inscription is

with this, psychiatrists say that at the current stage, vladimir vladimirovich's mental illness has simply worsened. of its president means the mental health of the nation these are the words of mykola goraguli, a psychiatrist, we are the direction of communication and we can talk to him in more detail about this talk good day, mykola, we congratulate you, we congratulate you, good day, i congratulate you, mr. mykola, i want to start with you: why did you decide that putin is mentally unhealthy, what are the signs of this ?

in his first address in 2023, the prime minister of rishisun stated that despite the investment of record sumos of the national health significant number of doctors and nurses patients do not receive the care they deserve, so it is necessary to admit that changes are needed in the work of the management service of queen elizabeth, she ruled the longest in the history of the united kingdom, also the british experienced three changes prime ministers in more detail victoria uses skulls like this in june queen elizabeth ii welcomed guests to celebrate her anniversary, the british did not know that they were seeing the queen for the last time in a month, in the last time as prime minister , boresh johnson addressed the parliament and announced his resignation. i wish everyone thank you and see you later, the minister of foreign affairs lystras and the former minister of finance ricci sunok competed for the position of prime minister. taras won on september 6. johnson said goodbye to the journalists, and trasa went to a reception in the queen these are the last photos of elizabeth the second she was 96 a few minutes ago bu

the acquisition of the public health center is the national health service, the electronic system ofs the state procurement of ukraine that is next, the infrastructural part of the reform in the ministry of health care explains the borders of the region - this is the hospital district of will be divided into three levels of care, the lowest is general hospitals that will provide basic medical care , their task is to stabilize the patient and send them to the cluster hospital, which will serve at least 150,000 people, such institutions will cover 95% of all needs. the remaining 5%. in the 22nd year, changes to the main legislation on health care, which launch the so-called third infrastructural stage of the reform, where we are developing the order of the cabinet of ministers, were adopted in the 22nd year. in ukraine, someone must form a capable network on the ground, which before the war began. here is the hole above the entrance to the main building of the chernihiv regional dispensary , the approach to the children's department of tori k . at least 10 direct hits were counted by t

ekaterina burova, an honorary member of the royal academy of physicians, has been working in the national healthem of great britain for 28 years, the crisis arose as a result of, generally speaking, because before i had a prick, i had a waiting list in the hospital for, well, routine so-called patients 5- for 6 weeks , as a result of the pandemic in the uk , a huge number of people have accumulated who have not received timely medical care. over 7 million people are forced to stay here for six months. wait for what they need treatment with another legacy. yes, it turned out that we see fewer patients at the reception. this is because patients are more complex few, while patients are many. they went into private practice, where salaries are higher and the workload is less remarkable, especially during the crisis of a certain language, about two years ago , the government stopped the program of state support for the education of nurses. previously , they were paid little money during their studies. now everyone has to study in debt, it turns out about 20-30 thousand pounds sterling, which is usual

now onto the health of the national health service. of course, strikes continue to divide nation. mbulance workers these workers are announcing these fresh of dates this morning. fresh set of dates this morning. of course, nurses have been out as well . but interestingly , i've as well. but interestingly, i've been reading some of the most fascinating commentary around the nhs this week. it's not an analysis of where things are now , but where things could have been. yes, christian nimitz of the institute of economic affairs has written an alternate history whereby nhs policy changed fairly dramatically under the coalition. of course it didn't . the health service is it didn't. the health service is basically under the same structure as it has always been since the 1940s. but christian nimitz has written this the universal health care without the nhs, an alternative history. i'm delighted to be joined by christian nimitz. now thank you for joining us and coming into forjoining us and coming into the studio. indeed. what is the bafic the studio. indeed. what is the basic thesis here?

the past couple of weeks. too much. we have done a lot, but we've done far more on the cost of living or the health crisis facing the nationalalth service across the uk. prince harry's story is a story of genuine interest. look at how many books he sold in the last few days. it's a story that the viewers will react to. and i would argue, is it about we've done too much or is there just a subjective appeal about whether we should be doing it at all? ultimately, we live in a constitutional monarchy. prince harry is part of that. and therefore, what he has to say about his own life, the life of his relationship with prince william, the king and others, is going to be of interest and in some case, in some parts of it may be of significant news value. people see all those interviews, which we gave examples of with celebrities plugging their new book or their new play or their new film or their tv show, and they think it's just free advertising and it's all coming at the expense of real news. what do you say? well, look, we're a topical news programme, so we do a mix of news. but other issues and issues that matter to the audience

for example, the specialists of the health nutrition project of the national demography project, based they created just such a plate of healthy food, in which there was a hut and carbohydrates are in the optimal proportion for the nutrition of russia, for example. fish can act as a source of protein. as a source of healthy carbohydrates, steamed rice. naturally healthy food is never complete without vegetables, so let's add a little bell pepper, well, as a source of healthy ones, we will have olive oil voila and a plate of healthy food is ready. time to try baked apples with cottage cheese, nuts and cinnamon for strong immunity, mix cottage cheese with honey and nuts, remove the core from the apples and start the resulting curd mixture on top. sprinkle with cinnamon. bake in the oven for 20 minutes at 160°. a wonderful recipe for cottage cheese, which is warmed up, it is so elastic. yes, along with an apple, which vice versa. the puree is gone. and than a lecture on cottage cheese diseases, there are lactic acid bacteria, and apples have pectin and all together and they have a positiv

this means that the health of a woman is the health of the nation.specialists from minsk and take them to remote areas of belarus well, let's be honest, somewhere in some areas there is no indocrinologist or maybe another narrow specialist. we come there, and we just have any woman who can come and undergo a comprehensive examination. well, a good action. and today you can, well, apply to become a party, whether you have such ambitions or not, well, anyone should have ambitions public association, but let's wait and see, but for today. here we are as a public association. promising enough, we fit in perfectly. it is in that civil society that we are also part of the foundations of civil society, and today, of course, it is important for us. well, so that we can realize what we have in mind, in general, belarusians have their own woman. he has such a social orientation, you know. of course, we support motherhood. childhood, women's health. we want our woman to take place, so that, well, so figuratively speaking, the woman was not a gray mouse and were

and i'll of the national health. be talking shortly to a professor who's going to tell about the failings of the contract . are there not reforms contract. are there not reforms galore that need to be tackled in the national health service ? in the national health service? well of course, this health said there's a danger, michael, when people like you and i have been politically engaged in this a long period that we about reform as though it's something that's never happened before. absolutely there is. there are changes that are necessary . and changes that are necessary. and i've just identified one that belatedly we have. the political class put in place and which does need to be followed through. you went you can't solve the problem in a nanny department without addressing the problems in hospital and people delayed discharges out of hospital. people who should never been in hospital in the first place. if the social care system had be working better , we system had be working better, we also need to use the res

the division of medicine. dr. hoover also the co-director of the national center for school mental health and the director of the national child traumatic stress network's center for state -- for safe, supportive schools. we want to thank dr. hoover for being here. we're grateful she could be with us to bring her expertise. for second and third witnesses, i'll turn to ranking member cassidy. mr. cassidy: i get to introduce two people too. i begin with dr. curtis wright. vice president for student affairs at xavier university in new orleans. he oversees numerous programs dedicated to improving student life including education, wellness, campus safety and athletics. before joining xavier he served as dean of campus life at wagner college in new york city and oversaw multicultural affairs at new york university and in-resident education at the university of arkansas at little rock. dr. wright earned his b. namplet sociology and masters of adult education at the university of arkansas and doctorate in higher education from university of pennsylvania. dr. wright's experience will allow him to speak with a wealth of knowledge

the latest figures have exposed the alarming state of emergency care in the national health service. so tonight... following the discovery of classified documents at president biden�*s home, an independent investigation is launched. iran releases an alleged confession of spying by a british—iranian man who's facing the death sentence — he says the confession was forced. the social media personality andrew tate investigated in relation to organised crime, we investigate his popularity with young people. and the brit award nominations are out — with a notable absence of women in the category of artist of the year. and stay with us here on bbc news channel for continuing coverage in analysis with our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. ambulance response times in england and waits in accident and emergency departments have reached the highest levels on record. the latest figures have exposed the alarming state of emergency care in the national health service. for some emergencies, including suspected strokes and heart attacks, the average wait was over 90

most notable of my 17 years of experience is that in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, my team and i at the national institutes of health codeveloped both a leading covid-19 vaccine and therapeutic antibody. my first-hand experience as a frontline vaccine developer and moreover, simply an empathetic human, is why i am so great will for you to have convened today to address how we might prepare for the next pandemic. we are still revisiting the lessons learned, both the good and the bad, from covid-19. the truth is that while we would all like to put the pandemic behind us, one fact remains. the virus and the medical and social implications of it are here to stay. in fact, just in the past week in this country, we have averaged over about 60,000 cases per day. yesterday, 1200 of our beloved americans have died from covid related deaths. we are currently in a season of high respiratory virus transmission. these so-called tripledemic of rsv, flu, and covid. on top of that, there are over 20 viral families that are constantly poised as pandemic threats. as time will tell, it is not a question of if but when. responding to c

of life. and there is nothing more basic than health care. [applause] >> and in terms of health care, something which the health education, labor committee will obviously be dealing with, i see -- i see a nationillion of our people are either uninsured or underinsured. and as all of you know, we are the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people. i see a nation where unbelievably, over 500,000 people go bankrupt each year because of medically related debt. have you got that? you're sick and you have a cancer operation and you know what you get? you go bankrupt as a result. does that make any sense to anybody? i see a nation, and we don't talk about this at all, virtually nobody talks about this, where over 68,000 people die each year because they can't afford the health care. i have talked to doctor after doctor in vermont and around the country telling me about patients who walked in the door terribly ill. the doctor says why didn't you come when your i am is tomorrows -- when you first felt your symptoms? because i didn't have any insurance, can't afford to pay it and thousands and thousands of people finally crawl into the doctor's office and it's too late and t

russia acknowledges the deaths of 63 soldiers in a ukrainian attack in the occupied donetsk region. ukraine claims hundreds were killed. a warning over the uk's national health service — senior doctors say some emergency departments are in a "complete state of crisis". the vatican says at least 65,000 people have filed past the body of the former pope benedict xvi on the first day of his lying—in—state. in scotland, three people have died after a fire broke out at a hotel in perth. thousands wait in line to pay their respects to football legend pele, as a public wake begins at his former club santos. interviewed by cbs in the us, prince harry accuses buckingham palace of failing to defend him and his wife meghan before they stepped down as working royals. you know, the family motto is never complain, never explain, but it's just a motto. it doesn't really hold... there's a lot of complaining and a lot of explaining. through leaks. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world. russia has acknowledged that 63 of its soldiers were killed in a new year's eve attack by ukrainian forces using himars rockets supplied by the u

well, after all, now the appearance of a boarding school is made easier, for example, thanks to projects such as the school of healthy eating health project. the nationalracy project is pulling, within the framework of which leading experts provide their lectures to everyone and people, focusing on the scientific data provided there, can choose both tasty and healthy products. and most importantly in your region and the season is good. well, everything is ready for me, you can put the meat in full, probably not. yes, no, we post it. this is how it will be 98% of the meat can be laid in the way it will be cook will evaporate excess fat in the meat is cooked and will remain 58%. experts will tell you how to understand that the manufacturer did not save and put enough meat in order to understand how much meat is in the stew. pay attention to the content of proteins and fats indicated on the label in high-quality stew, about 16-17 g. proteins per 100 g of product and the same amount of fat. if the stew contains less protein and more fat, then there is too much fat and very little meat such a product is better not to buy. so you memorized 17% of the protein

and professor at the university of maryland school of medicine, division of child and adult psychiatry. doctor hoover is the co-director of the national center for school mental health and the director of the national child traumatic stress network center for state support schools. we want to thank doctor hoover for being here. we are grateful she could be with us to bring her expertise. our second and third witnesses, i will turn to ranking member cassidy. >> i get introduced to people today, to folks from louisiana. i will begin with dr. curtis wright. he is a vice president for student affairs at xavier university in new orleans. he oversees numerous programs dedicated to improving student life, including education, wellness, campus safety, and athletics. before joining xavier, dr. wright served as the dean of campus life at wagner college in new york city and oversaw multicultural affairs in new york university and in residence education at the university of arkansas and little rock. he earned his b.a. in sociology and a masters of education in adult education from at the university of arkansas and a doctorate in higher education management from the university o

of the - your time, chief executive of the nhs confederation. it is a very depressing picture in the new year for the national health service. thank you. says hundreds of russian soldiers were killed in a strike on new year's eve using himars rockets supplied by the united states. russia's ministry of defence has acknowledged that 63 of its soldiers were killed. these are the first pictures we've received of the aftermath of the attack, which destroyed a former vocational school in the donetsk region. russian officials say the soldiers had been temporarily deployed there. this is what a russian ministry of defence spokesman had to say a short while ago: translation: the kyiv regime tar: eted translation: the kyiv regime tarueted a translation: the kyiv regime targeted a temporary _ translation: the kyiv regime | targeted a temporary deployment point used by one of the units of the russian armed forces unit in makiivka in the donetsk republic with six himars rockets. russian edifice done shot down two of the rockets. as a result of the impact of four rockets with high explosive warheads, 63 russian servicemen were killed. ., warheads, 6

the basic necessities of life. there is nothing more basic than health care. [applause] in terms of health care, which the health care education and labor committee will be dealing with, i see a nation where over 85 million of our people are either uninsured or underinsured. as all of you know, we are the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care care to all people. i see a nation where, unbelievably, over 500,000 people go bankrupt each year, because of medical debt. you got that? if you are sick, you had a cancer operation, you go bankrupt as a result. does that make any sense to anybody? i see a nation where we do not talk about this. at all. virtually nobody talks about this. over 68,000 people die each year because they cannot afford the health care. i have talked to doctor after doctor around the country telling me about patients who walked in the door terribly ill, and the doctor said why didn't you come when you first felt your symptoms? they said they didn't have insurance and cannot afford it. thousands of people call into the doctor's office and it is too late, and they die. in the united states of america. i see a nation that spends over twice as much per

would like to say that the atom event is the support of idea makers, which is going to be held in kermanshah at the level of the national media, education , family healthriculture. demanding and sports will be held in the province of kishor as a national media in the city of the province and kishor. register in the database . there is another program to be held in kermanshah today. it is also related to the development of digital skills. i think the activity format goes back to young people, can you explain about this? digikala is one of the youth countries that are covered by welfare and the general directorate of sports and youth experts participate. it is a digital skills development seminar that is related to people who work in welfare. it is true. if it needs to be corrected and completed, please provide additional information about what time it will be held before the meeting . mr. bajlani, the managers and experts of the organizations should participate. thank you very much, mr. ashkan. babajani the reporter of sed and sima news agency explained the information and details of this program to be held in kermanshah to us and our dear and respected

of arterial valve. the introduction of innovative medical technologies is one of the priority areas of the national health project thanks to it, in the decade of science and technology, a network of 37 national medical research centers is developing in russia. they are developing new means of prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation. conduct consultations using telemedicine for regional medical institutions. at the shumakov institute of transplantation and artificial organs , engineered tissues are grown in a bioreactor. it allows you to grow a tissue equivalent. yes, that is the equivalent of the cloth here. yes for further implantation in the body in conditions as close to natural as possible. that is, if we cultivate simply in a petre dish in an incubator, and then, of course, this is quite a big difference. this is still an experiment, as ex-viva perfusion is an innovative technique that allows you to revive, as it were. making end-of-life donor lungs suitable for transplantation to resuscitate them, the organ is connected to a mechanism that drives a solution of nourishing tissue through them

national projects and they are responsible. uh, the ministry is not only , of course, menstrua and not so much the ministry of construction - this is the ministry of healths is education , this is the ministry of culture and it is very important that these ministries and by 2024 fulfill those national projects, those control figures that are here, for example with him the enlightenment needed to build 1,300 new schools. i will give one of the examples if this quantity is built. but we are still sure that it will be dark. so, then this will already be one of solutions to those issues that today are worth shortages. well, the second. or maybe we are here that i translated an example when a plot of land. we cannot use it, because there is a part of it, maybe here, but to expand it to give more powers to seize these land plots for state needs. that is, today there are such rules, and on the withdrawal of land plots, a participant was bought out, but here, perhaps, the parameters were made so that these land plots could be. on the party them uh redeem for a specific needs for a specific for a specific object. it will be a school, it will be either, and a kind

kraken is, we will discuss with the chief freelance specialist of the ministry of health on infectious diseases, deputy director of the national medical research center in physio, pulmonology and infectious diseases vladimir chulanov vladimir petrovich hello. this is the story of a woman who didn’t go anywhere for 2 months, but new crakins. eh, i found it. what does it mean? good afternoon alexander a. well, you and i know that the virus is, uh, varieties 2, and its variants are micron. and the one that calls kraken is actually one of the options. uh, a micron, but it spreads quite quickly widely, so it’s quite possible for a woman to get infected from another person who traveled somewhere. well, he just turned out to be unidentified, so uh, this is the situation. eh, for a person who did not leave the territory of russia, after all, he was revealed not to be surprised. vladimir petrovich why is the kraken so nimble? and the evolution of virus 2 is going in the direction of increasing contagiousness, as we say, that is, its ability to be transmitted from person to person, and, uh, those viruses that appeared after the first ve

ekaterina burova, an honorary member of the royal academy of physicians, has been working in the uk national healthstem for 28 years as a result of coida, generally speaking, because before there was covid , i had a waiting list in the hospital for, well , routine so-called patients of 5-6 weeks as a result of the uk pandemic , a huge number of people have accumulated who did not receive timely medical care, more than 7 million people are forced here for half a year. waiting for the treatment they need. yes, it turned out that we see fewer patients at the reception. it's because the patients are more difficult because they've been detained for two years. plus, of course, here is the fact that we left the european union for great britain and uh, there are problems with european union doctors coming. helped we had a lot of them, but now there are fewer, as for nurses and uh, ambulance workload, mad nurses few sick a lot they are worse than the shortage of staff in the public health system in the uk sensitive 165.000 vacancies many have gone into private practice where salaries are higher and load les

the law. president also deserves great credit for his visionary, visionary leadership on, health care, his impassioned advocacy place. the goal of universal health care to the forefront of our national agenda. that is why when president johnson, the medicare bill passed, he traveled to independ to end president presence signed the medicare law and to sign president truman as the medicare beneficiaries. then seconds later, he signed with the president a fitting to the leader who honored this truth. health care is a right not a privilege. i want to speak personally for a moment because it's an honor for me to join in unveiling this statue because, i had the privilege of meeting president truman many years ago. came to baltimore to support his friend. my father, who served the congress when president truman was vice president. president. he came to campaign for my father. we had this wonderful conversation. and i was intimidated to meet the. of the united states. but he was very inviting and charming and clipped. thomas, who talked about your mother, margaret. he said, i'm telling you what i told margaret. educate in education. it's important you get too much education. always a focus.

health care system that dealt with absolutely everything from a pimple on the nose to some serious ones, so to speak. ekaterina burova, an honorary member of the royal academy of physicians, has been working in the uk nationalstem for 28 years, the crisis arose as a result of coida, generally speaking, because before i had an injection, i had a waiting list in the hospital for, well, routine so-called patients 5 -6 weeks as a result of the pandemic in the uk , a huge number of people have accumulated, not more than 7 million people who received timely medical care here are forced to wait half a year for the treatment they need by inheritance. yes, it turned out that we see fewer patients at the reception. this is because the patients are more difficult because they were delayed for 2 years. plus, of course, there's the fact that we've left the european union of the uk and, uh, there's a problem getting doctors from the european union to come. helped we had a lot of them, but now it has become less, as for nurses and, uh , ambulance workload, mad nurses few sick many they are worsening the shortage of staff in the public health system of the uk sensitive 165,000 vacancies many have gone into private practice

of the law to facilitate the issuance of licenses? how much reduction in the unemployment rate do we have in the first month of this year? through the national portal of the ministry of healthood you can see the positive effect of your employment. in many cases, just by issuing a license , it may lead to job creation. people were always complaining and their companions, the license. i say that this license will definitely become employment. to do the work, education is needed, a person has skills, someone who can repair a device , get his skills, night shift license, the need for financing and jobs with low capital and high productivity, the license will never become a job, it is wrong to say that the license will be respected, people should be at ease. the field of home business is called what is the meaning of the method of the law of facilitation of settlement, the license to permit the production of any person within the framework of the law of things that are legal, urban, and customary, if he can produce with the production permit, it is symmetrical, therefore , the law of facilitating the issuance of business licenses must promote the market environment. the reason i

the future of free health care in the u. k. i. c with strike spreading and talk of a system on its knees is britain's reverence for its national health service looking much needed reform study javits certainly think so. the conservative for my health secretary and finance minister wrote recently the 75 year old model of the n h. s. is unsustainable? javits suggested people could pay for consulting a family doctor and price island system where patients must pay around $81.00 to access the equivalence of the you case accident and emergency departments a and e, unless referred by their doctor. now that's the sort of idea. most british politicians run away from because it means scrapping the doctrine that health care should be free at the point of need. the prime minister has distance himself from the comment for which you feel like it did before taking off it. talk about issuing fines to anecdotes, patients who missed appointment. he then backtracked, the opposition labor parties also stepped into the debate shadow health secretary, west street and has suggested the growing waiting lists could be tackled by the n h s sending more patien

the cost of living saws . but they're also drawing attention to the poor state of the national health service. the president of the royal college of emergency medicine has warned as many as 500 people away good dying because of delays in emergency care. 35 percent of patients needing urgent care. we're not saying within 4 hours. that's the services, worst performance on record. patients are also struggling to get appointments with their local doctors. one say they found more than one and 4 adults have been unable to get an in person appointment in the past year. and the waiting list is less to start routine. an h s treatment in england. alone stands at 7200000 people in baba looks at a debate on the future of free health care in the u. k. i. c with strike spreading and talk of a system on its knees is britain's reverence for its national health service looking much needed reform study javits certainly think so. the conservative for my health secretary and finance minister wrote recently the 75 year old model of the n h. s. is unsustainable? javits suggested people could pay for consulting a fam

the attack was on a military base but ukrainian forces claim hundreds of russian soldiers may have died. we'll have the latest. also on the programme... a dire warning over the uk's national healthervice with some emergency departments found to be in a "complete state of crisis". it really is a crisis at the moment. the vatican says at least 65 thousand people have filed past the body of the former pope, benedict the sixteenth, on the first day of his lying—in—state. in scotland, three people have died after a fire broke out at a hotel in perth. thousands wait in line to pay their respects to football legend pele, as a public wake begins at his former club santos. "betrayal by silence" says prince harry as tells cbs in america that buckingham palace failed to defend him and his wife meghan before they stepped down as working royals. you know, the family motto is never complain, never explain, but it's just a motto. it doesn't really hold... there's a lot of complaining and a lot of explaining. in leaks. through leaks. however, the ukrainian armed forces had earlier claimed as many as 400 welcome to bbc news. russia has announced that 63 of its soldiers were killed in a new year'

and the parliaments of latin american countries will be discussed state policy in the field of protecting the health of citizens. he touched upon the topic of the expediency of creating a nationalon system for foreign internet companies. we continue to follow the most important events in the federation council . see you in a week in the senate program. there are differences between a man and a woman. i noticed then that my husband and my cat are the most intelligent beings of orientalism. this is conditionally some kind of parallel agenda. x of our podcasts israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrived at the scene of a terrorist attack in east jerusalem on friday evening an armed gunman broke into a synagogue during prayer and killed seven people more people were injured world leader e, world leaders residents condemned the cynical terrorist attack committed on holocaust remembrance day all that is known up to this hour our chief of the middle east bureau, sergei pashkov, will tell. events developed so rapidly that the terrorist tried.

the court of i was pandemic in the united states will no longer be labeled, a national and public health emergency the declaration and shows millions of people could be treated tested and vaccinated for free. those were the headlines. i'll be back with more news and half law here on al jazeera. next, it's counting the cost to stay with us. the u. s. is always of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of hours with you got been use of the whole story from an international perspective to try to explain to global audience how this could impact the life. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. i and i'm the cloud. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. if you look at the, well, the business and economics this week, the u. s. is facing a fiscal standoff that could put the nation at risk of defaulting on its debt for the 1st time ever. so what's behind america's debt ceiling crisis, and should the rest of the well be white? also this week it seen as britain's national treasure bought, t