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well is a story about hrt and patients.let's just call them what they are women living in a poor are less likely to be prescribed will have as mum have this. yes, we will. let's let's alienate every single woman . gb news likely to single woman. gb news likely to be less likely to be prescribed hormone therapy as a reason wide spread shortage . this is just spread shortage. this is just another negative headline about the nhs it's looking more and more under pressure and we've got to start asking very, very difficult questions about reforming the nhs so it provides a better service not just for women but for everybody because it seems as if it's on last legs. and that gives me no joy to say at all. it's interesting with hrt in particular, because women just in the course of my aduu women just in the course of my adult life time, i've been aware of friends of my own age who've used been above the used it. i've been above the others, been alarmed by stories , now been discredited that , have now been discredited that it have

well is a story about hrt and patients.let's just call them what they are women living in a poor are less likely to be prescribed will have as mum have this. yes, we will. let's let's alienate every single woman . gb news likely to single woman. gb news likely to be less likely to be prescribed hormone therapy as a reason wide spread shortage . this is just spread shortage. this is just another negative headline about the nhs it's looking more and more under pressure and we've got to start asking very, very difficult questions about reforming the nhs so it provides a better service not just for women but for everybody because it seems as if it's on last legs. and that gives me no joy to say at all. it's interesting with hrt in particular, because women just in the course of my aduu women just in the course of my adult life time, i've been aware of friends of my own age who've used been above the used it. i've been above the others, been alarmed by stories , now been discredited that , have now been discredited that it have

and yet i'm told by many women who want to access to hrt that it's to get access to hrt that it's notost. that's prohibitive, it's actually supply chain. actually about the supply chain. they either can't see they simply either can't see a gp to get that prescription or the pharmacists simply don't have what need. what are have what they need. what are you doing to address supply chain issues ? well, the cost is chain issues? well, the cost is an issue for some women. if they're on other medication. for example, they will already be paying example, they will already be paying prescription charges as, say, asthma, inhaler or for say, for asthma, inhaler or for if they're diabetic . so to add if they're diabetic. so to add on hrt can be a considerable cost. and the need pre—payment certificate will save women hundreds of pounds, particularly those who are on the dual hormone, oestrogen and progesterone. but i absolutely take point about supply. take your point about supply. we've a of our own. we've been a victim of our own. we've been a victim of our own. we've a 50% increase in the we

due to the perimenopause nikki was taking hrt to help, but this was giving her intense headaches, whichop taking the hrt, thinking that may have helped her, but only ended up causing this crisis. nikki, we hope you are reading this and know that we love you so much and your girls want a cuddle. we all need you home. don't be scared, we all love you so very much. and there has been an awful lot of unfounded speculation here over the last two and a half weeks. people have come to this village looking for clues, carrying out their own investigations, not believing the police who have had to issue dispersal orders to stop people creeping around at night. but could all of that have been avoided if yesterday's information about her vulnerabilities been known from the start? if nicola's health and her depression had been discussed on day one of this case, the whole dialogue, the coverage of the case by the public and media, would have been in a different sphere. the detail about nicola bulley�*s alcohol problems being released has concerned some experts. at some point in the future i think the

caused nikki to stop taking the hrt, thinking that may have helped her, but only ended up causing thise. we all need you home. don't be scared, we all love you so very much. and there has been an awful lot of unfounded speculation here over the last two and a half weeks. people have come to this village looking for clues, carrying out their own investigations, not believing the police who have had to issue dispersal orders to stop people creeping around here at night. the detail about nicola bulley�*s alcohol problems being released has concerned some experts. at some point in the future i think the police need to give women the reassurance that if their mum or sister or daughter goes missing, it is not typical that this information is released into the public domain. it is only if it evidently helps the investigation, and i think people are still puzzled today as to why this level of information went into the public domain in the way that it did. lancashire police insist they are being as transparent as they can be. they have now referred themselves to the independent 0ffice for polic

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days later, she found a home at hrt. >> how is she doing? >> amazing, she has been training very hard.>> you made a families transition here very special, but that must have meant a lot to you, too, right? >> it was an excuse to find different cultures and to be able to make here feel like home. >> reporter: home away from home. >> i like the school because it's really fun and i love the teachers and my friends, too. >> reporter: are you making a lot of friends and getting better at tennis? >> yeah. >> the war has undoubtedly turned the family upside down, but they are grateful to be safe and supported. they say their hearts continue to ache as they watch the war destroy their hometown in ukraine. some of their family members refused to leave, even though there's no safe place in ukraine right now. they say they have family living in the suburbs which is a little bit safer.>> my grandparents are there, my uncle is there but they are safe. >> reporter: despite a very windy day, she took some time to teach me some tennis tricks. >> a snapshot

days later, ira found a home at hrt in sausalito. >> reporter: you made the family's transition herest have been really special for you, too. right? >> it feels amazing. tennis is a good excuse to unify different cultures and to be able to make an error feel like home. >> reporter: home away from home. >> i like this school because it is really fun and i love the teachers and my friends, too. >> reporter: making lots of friends? and getting better and better at tennis? >> yeah. >> reporter: they say it has been quite a year for them. but they are grateful to be safe and supported. they say their hearts continued to ache as they watch the war destroy their hometown in ukraine. some of their family members refused to leave even though their is no safe place in ukraine right now. they say they have family living in the suburbs, which is a little bit safer. ira's brother tells us about it. >> my grandfathers there. my uncles there. but they are safe. >> reporter: despite the windy day, ira even took some time to teach me some tennis checks. >> keep practicing. >> reporter: a snapshot of

days later, ira found a home at hrt in sausalito. >> how is she doing? >> amazing. she has been training very hard. >> reporter: you made a families transition here really special. that must have meant something to you guys, too, right? >> it really feels amazing. tests tennis is an excuse to cross cultures and make here feel like home. >> home away from home. >> i like the school, because it is really fun and i love the teachers and my friends, too. >> reporter: making lots of friends? repo: thr ukraine has turned the family upside down. they say it has been quite a year for them. but, they are grateful to be safe and supported. they say their hearts continue to ache as they watch the war destroy their hometown, in ukraine. some of their family members refused to leave even though there is nosafe they say they have family living in the suburbs which is a little bit safer. ira's brother tells us about it. >> our grandparents are there, but they are safe. >> reporter: ira took the time to teach me some tennis tricks, despite the wind. >> reporter: a snapshot of a fam

they added that she had been in a �*crisis' after coming of hrt to treat symptoms of menopause.s statement. the family are utterly disappointed with the speculation into nicola bulley�*s disappearance and it seems as if people have been approached by the media and are even attempting to sell stories about nicola bulley�*s life, and herfamily seem utterly devastated by all of the events surrounding her disappearance but not least the way that she's been treated by the public, on social media, and by the tabloid press, who appearto have used her disappearance as an opportunity to sell stories and spread myths about women. as we often see notjust in cases about women who have gone missing but we see in rape cases, domestic abuse cases, as if nicola bulley is somehow responsible for her having gone missing because the police put out statement yesterday saying that she was menopausal and had issues with alcohol, and as a consequence of that many have suggested she might be unstable. and usual myths around women then start to encroach within the public sphere and then deflects from th

days later, ira found a home at hrt in sausalito. >> she said let's watch her. how is she doing? >> amazing. she has been training hard. >> you made a family really transition here really special. but that must have meant something to you guys too, right? >> it really feels amazing. tennis unifies different cultures and to be able to make ira feel like home. >> reporter: home away from home. >> i like the school because it is really fun. and i love the teachers and my friends, too. >> making lots of friends? >> yeah. >> and getting better and better at tennis? >> yeah. >> reporter: the war in ukraine is undoubtedly turned the shostakovich family upside down. they say it has been quite a year for them but they are grateful to be safe and supported. their hearts continue to ache as they watch the war destroy their hometown in ukraine. some of their family members refused to leave though there is no safe place in ukraine right now. they say they have family living in the suburbs which is a little bit safer. ira's brother tells us about it. >> my grandparents are there. my uncle is t

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just very quickly on hrt story that we were on the hrt story that we were running papers.hortage is in rachel says the shortage is in europe general, not just in europe in general, not just in the uk . and rob says before the uk. and rob says before anyone blames brexit. well, i don't think anybody did did that. but the shortage but somebody well i would mention that germany has a shortage of medicines which is expected to last for at least another year. yeah, and sean says i've yeah, sure. and sean says i've seen reports by some women that other buying year's other women are buying a year's supply on private supply of hrt on private prescription . this doesn't help prescription. this doesn't help with shortage . i guess with the shortage. i guess it doesn't. if if you can't doesn't. but if you if you can't blame , if you know, people blame them, if you know, people are desperate for it because it is a medical that many women are desperate for. yeah. okay, we've got more to come this morning, including all the news and views from this morning's newspapers. again alongside

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she was on hrt alcohol. she was on hrt treatment. i don't really what was relevant about this .was relevant about this. they haven't made it clear why those that information should be conveyed the public and if they were going to do so they should explain their reasons shouldn't absolutely be critical of that. absolutely and what is actually looked from even from on the right is what the police have been doing is a certain amount of victims shaming and blaming her, saying, you know, she had alcohol problems , etc, etc. the alcohol problems, etc, etc. the reality the police should have their jobs better. they should have conducted a more thorough search and we really should have discovered the of nicola already. yeah absolutely horrible story. anyway, we're going move on to the front of the telegraph. what are the telegraph running. i mean they're also mentioning the they've also covered the nicola bulley story but they have other stories well which could talk stories as well which could talk about absolutely this is about here. absolutely this is a ireland story in northern irel

the headaches caused nikki to stop taking the hrt thinking that may have helped her but only ended upsing this crisis. "the public focus has to be on finding herand not making up wild theories about her personal life. "despite what some media outlets are suggesting, we are being updated daily & receive support from ourfamily liaison officers. "nikki is such a wonderful daughter, sister, partner and mother and is missed dearly — we all need you back in our lives. our correspondent nick garnett explained the background to the family's comments, which have come following lancashire police's statement yesterday. our correspondent nick garnett is in st michael's—on—wyre. what is a situation in trying to find her? what is a situation with that? it find her? what is a situation with that? , ., .,y , that? it is a day where everything is on the everything _ that? it is a day where everything is on the everything but - that? it is a day where everything is on the everything but the - that? it is a day where everythingl is on the everything but the search operation. that is going on to my right

page two hrt cuts a t £20 a year on the nhs. daily today.£20 a year on the nhs . good at £20 a year on the nhs. good news for women. it's great news . women, i think you can save about £200 a year. it depends on what kind of formulation of hrt is wrong, but it can cost women t 0 £18 a month is wrong, but it can cost women to £18 a month under the is wrong, but it can cost women t 0 £18 a month under the current to £18 a month under the current system. from april, you can buy one of these certificates costing you the same as one month's double prescription . so month's double prescription. so £18, i think it's 8970 that will actually the whole 12 months you can get as much as you need different formulations whether patches or other types of hrt and it will see you through for four years. so huge saving for women. i know that speaking to people in government they see this is a very important you see any women in government they want to that they are actually a government that is on the side of women and this is kind of like a big kind of annou

she was on hrt alcohol. she was on hrt treatment. i don't really what was relevant about this .was relevant about this. they haven't made it clear why those that information should be conveyed the public and if they were going to do so they should explain their reasons shouldn't absolutely be critical of that. absolutely and what is actually looked from even from on the right is what the police have been doing is a certain amount of victims shaming and blaming her, saying, you know, she had alcohol problems , etc, etc. the alcohol problems, etc, etc. the reality the police should have their jobs better. they should have conducted a more thorough search and we really should have discovered the of nicola already. yeah absolutely horrible story. anyway, we're going move on to the front of the telegraph. what are the telegraph running. i mean they're also mentioning the they've also covered the nicola bulley story but they have other stories well which could talk stories as well which could talk about absolutely this is about here. absolutely this is a ireland story in northern irel

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so things like brain fog and restless sleep, which she was taking hrt , which she was taking hrt, althoughe may have thought was helping. they say it have been what ended up causing this crisis . then, as been what ended up causing this crisis. then, as you been what ended up causing this crisis . then, as you say been what ended up causing this crisis. then, as you say in the last moments, we've heard that independent office for police conduct have been in touch with lancashire police. in a statement they've said following information that was made public by lancashire yesterday. we made contact with the force to determine if a referral to the ipc may be required. so the county oversees just keep coming and coming here in lancashire. but the big question that comes above them all is what has happened to nicola bully ? the happened to nicola bully? the issue being that lancashire police put these details out there because needed the public's help and actually perhaps their movements, if they were in the area. have you seen any sightings and of course that's engaged the public and just that

their media campaign has been shambolic the way they have given this information about nicola about hrtsham . and i just think they've caused even yesterday when that when nicola's body was found , when nicola's body was found, they said it could take seven days to identify it and the end it has. but why would you say that to a family who was already in agony? this heads must roll over this investigation . over this investigation. benjamin butterworth. you all know me well. mine is the sanctimonious boy sanctimonious bully boy lee anderson who sat this room a anderson who sat on this room a couple of days ago calling . me? couple of days ago calling. me? but how about the head . yes, but how about the head. yes, this is not the language of someone who's the vice chair of the party of government. he is just a playground bully. you want to cancel them ? i think he want to cancel them? i think he should be. i mean, i'm going to make a complaint to the conservative party. he be in the job. he talks about journalists like that want cancel like that so want to cancel them. he himself you like

their media campaign has been shambolic the way they have given this information about nicola about hrtam . and i just think they've caused even yesterday when that when nicola's body was found , when nicola's body was found, they said it could take seven days to identify it and the end it has. but why would you say that to a family who was already in agony? this heads must roll over this investigation . over this investigation. benjamin butterworth. you all know me well. mine is the sanctimonious boy sanctimonious bully boy lee anderson who sat this room a anderson who sat on this room a couple of days ago calling . me? couple of days ago calling. me? but how about the head . yes, but how about the head. yes, this is not the language of someone who's the vice chair of the party of government. he is just a playground bully. you want to cancel them ? i think he want to cancel them? i think he should be. i mean, i'm going to make a complaint to the conservative party. he be in the job. he talks about journalists like that want cancel like that so want to cancel them. he himself you like c

as a result, she was hrt medication they believe she'd stopped taking that and although that she thaty have been helping her. in they say it may have up causing this crisis. now even more recently than that update on from nicola's family we've heard from the independent office for police conduct who have now reached to lancashire police. they've said in a statement following information and that was made public by lancashire constabulary yesterday. we've made contact with the force to determine if a referral to the iopc may required. of course that is very information about nicola and her family that they have shared the public. but the biggest question in all of this remains to be what has happened to the mother of two. yeah indeed. look, sophy, thank you very, very much. you've been all over this for us from the start, bringing us all updates. so thank you, sophie reaper. there who's at the scene now , as you heard the scene now, as you just heard that the independent for police conduct within hour said conduct has within hour said that made contact with that they've made contact wi

dr punam's here with news of a scheme that could help slash the cost of hrt.s well. thank you. but not quite so much, to be honest. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london with me, alison earle. ukrainians who are making a new life in london say they're determined that their country and culture aren't forgotten. thousands arrived in the capital after russia's invasion, a year ago today. this ukrainian cafe in twickenham has been helping refugees to settle in. i'm from a small village near to kyiv. when the war started, my village was destroyed for 70%. almost all houses. and when i saw this, i felt horrible but life is continuing. almost all houses. and when i saw this, i felt horrible but life is continuing. i'm trying to make a new life here. it's like, there is a life before and after. there is nothing in between. and life as we knew it ended on the 24th. meanwhile, westminster council has announced the street outside the russian embassy will be renamed "kyiv road" after similar steps were taken in other euro

so i mean, many people know it is hrt.s down to what they said it comes down to what they said it comes down to what they said it comes down to is that a lot of people don't education around the menopause in general. a lot of think it's just a think that is it's just a natural thing. the menopause you get flushes that's about get hot flushes that's about it but it causes joint it but actually it causes joint it causes like eye, a whole number of different things . yeah, but of different things. yeah, but it's not the woman , the it's not the woman, the patient's responsibility . or is patient's responsibility. or is that the doctor's responsible ? that the doctor's responsible? it's not up for you to go and say this is what's wrong with me. i want this. surely a doctor should be able to prescribe. and that's i mean, that's the response. i mean, i think is too. but i think a lot of the time doctors don't necessarily treat female patients in the same way that they should . as a male patient, they should. as a male patient, i

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