as matthew taylor has said , uh, the nhs taylor has said, uh, the nhs will be skating on thin ice, butbut there is no end to this in sight. junior doctors are asking for a 35% pay rise. the government says that is simply impossible. they've offered an 8% pay rise. now that golf is just enormous. and how on earth it's ever going to be breached is still a bit of a mystery at the moment. 1.2 million appointments have been cancelled since december 2022, when these strikes first started, 86,000 appointments were pushed back from the four days of strikes last month . that just gives you last month. that just gives you anidea last month. that just gives you an idea of the scale of the problem. the idea that rishi sunakis problem. the idea that rishi sunak is going to meet his pledge to cut waiting lists is for the birds. pledge to cut waiting lists is for the birds . at this point, if for the birds. at this point, if anything, waiting lists are just going to get longer and longer with no sign of a breakthrough in sight. between the government and those doctors unions. >> yes, because olivia,

thank you, matthew taylor and doctor emma _ end. five people have been killed and more than 130 have been injured. president zelensky has described vladamir putin as "an animal", after kyiv claimed to have intercepted dozens of missiles and drones launched by russian forces. in recent days, there have been major aerial assaults by both sides. and on new year�*s eve, russia launched the largest drone attack of the war so far. joe inwood has this report on what it could tell us about where the conflict is heading. it was not fireworks that greeted the new year in ukraine, but a barrage of deadly missiles and drones. the war may not be in the headlines as much as it once was, but it continues. so as we enter 2024, where do things stand? the front lines may not be moving, but that doesn�*t mean we have reached a stalemate. the level of attrition and the level or speed at which both sides can regenerate combat power, offensive combat power, will set the conditions for later in 2024. so both sides are in a race, trying to inflict the most

matthew taylor, thanks.countable and that's got to happen. that really does have to happen. and we're going to have to carry on campaigning for that to occur. hi, it'sjo hamilton here. if you were looking for an idea for a drama, the post office scandal may have seemed unbelievable, but it was all too true for the hundreds of victims prosecuted for shortfalls in their accounts when a faulty computer system was to blame. i haven't got that money and i don't know where it's gone. _ monica's done an amazing job, she really has. she's captured me and the story's been told beautifully. the scene in the post office really brought it home, then. i actually found that moment quite moving. i'm sorry, you are responsible for balancing your account and making good any shortfalls. the discrepancies were obviously enormous and ijust remember. speaking tojo and saying, i well, what made you keep it to yourself and why did it take that long for you to tell your mum - and your family? and when you said quite quietly, you kn

the and matthew miller said, we do not respond to taylor risk comments. as reported from this podium, miller went on to say that iraq could do more to cut down on the activities of on groups within iraq and saying that the us government would continue to protect its own troops who are as if deployed in the region. but very clearly the bite and administration does not want to amplify or give a megaphone to the commons of a group like can i tell you it is blocked by responding directly to them remembering as well. it's very important that this group is part of a wide umbrella organization, is that make resistance in iraq, the number of on groups, but a pistol is probably the most powerful of them. the us i'll just be watching them closely, but reluctant to communicate or be seen to be communicating with it in any form whatsoever. mike, thank you. talk for a short break here, and i'll just see when we come back the audience being assigned to somebody, just enjoying protests against the new government. really explain what the model, the nice things the the sa

very clearly at the state department with state department spokesman, matthew miller said he would not respond to what he called taylor was statements from this particular podium. however, the spokesman went on and said that the us believes that a rock should be doing more to cut down on the activities of the militant groups within iraq. saying that if they are not able to do so, the us would have to protect itself against these particular groups. now just briefly about the context, contact you. hezbollah is part of an umbrella ring of is that make resistance groups with in iraq. but it is probably the most powerful of these militant groups closely aligned to the around you and republican god. but the fact that it is now saying that he does going to be stopping attacks against us targets within a rock and within the region. an indication perhaps of its concern that it is going to come into directed type by the us. once again, we do not know what the us is going to be doing or when you heard that very clearly from view as president. but at the same time, the us very clearly not wanting to give any credence or provide a

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greatly appreciate you taking us into the room and the search for taylor. matthewraordinary project. at the same time, you got a sense it wasn't just that people loved the movie. it was for a lot of us a return to the theaters, post covid. this was the big project, the godfather, "raiders of the lost ark." this was special when you went in to see that movie and you felt the joy last night. >> hollywood has had a really tough year, two strikes, six months of shutdown, a real question a as to whether the american public even wants to celebrate these people. then you've got a movie like this that grosses $950 million in theaters, is the kind of old school prestige movie that used to win awards -- when you looked back to last year, the top two winners were the fable mans and the benjis of an sheeran. not movies that mainstream moviegoers actually saw. i think the globes are looking at the land skate. this movie checks all the boxes. by winning here, it picks up momentum for oscar night. they're going to foreshadow what we'll see with the oscars. "oppenheimer" is the mo

do you see, everyone taylor swift, is in this -- no, i'm just kidding >> so, yeah, let me debunk that right now. right now. so, yes, we were -- matthewh a cat in her backpack. and so, you know, matthew has had all of this very shrouded in secrecy he's probably a spy himself, or a bond villain i don't know if you've ever met him. >> jimmy: he's unbelievable, yeah >> yeah, married to claudia schiffer like how do you do that? >> jimmy: come on. come on. [ cheers and applause >> how do you do that? oh, my god he's great he's great and so he -- he must have been sort of subconsciously influenced in some way, shape, or form, but he had no idea of this rumor until his daughter ran into his room and was like, "why didn't you tell me that taylor swift wrote 'argylle'?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's like, "what?" >> "pardon?" yeah, and so the swifties is such an incredibly supportive community. and amazing, amazing, amazing. and it got to the point, truly -- [ cheers and applause and it got to the point where i was reading these things and i was like -- like, no, i was like, "matthew, you haven't told me the whole truth, man like, there's too ma

taylor swift connection here. >> i know. where did that come from? rumor? >> total rumor. what is very funny is matthew'se you talking about? all like cat ladies, right? and she wears a lot of argyle. and it was honestly very, very much so an influence for matthew. he saw an image of her traveling with her cat, and there was a cat backpack. and he was like, oh, that's a character that's so . >> so taylor does have even her her. she's everywhere. yeah administration. every it's a what would she do situation exactly. yes. um real quick, catherine, we just saw you recently with macaulay culkin. are you guys a mother son duo famous? of course, for home alone. what was that like? that moment giving him his. his star when he asked me to do it? >> my first reaction was. oh, and i told my husband. he went, oh, double r! >> everyone i told said that. >> and then i was so i didn't know what to expect. i'd never been to one of those ceremonies before. it was really sweet and lovely. he's got this beautiful fiance, sweetest little kids and he's just seems so happy. i was so happy for him. i didn't know that he'd be

matthew, how did you see it? >> well, i first thought as i watched nancy mace and marjorie taylor greene, who have accused joe bidenaving cognitive decline and mental acuity problems, that actually it's the pot calling the kettle black. i think it's bizarre. i think it's smart strategically smart of hunter biden to do that because he points out the hip pock psy of the republicans who say they want to hear from him but oh, by the way, we don't want to hear from them. and nancy mace, honestly, a white woman from south carolina accusing hunter biden of white privilege is absolutely rich in my view. >> kelly, any reaction from the white house on this? >> reporter: well, jose, as you might expect there is usually some distance between the white house in terms of official government business and the matters that affect the president's son, even though the personal relationship is, of course, so close it is also a sensitive one. so typically, when you talk to the biden campaign, for example, separate from the white house, they describe how issues relating to hunter biden are things that they believe have been baked in sin

matthew dowd, former republican strategist and msnbc senior political analyst. thank you for being here. congressman, i'll start with you. this is marjorie taylor greene explaining why secretary mayorkas must be impeached. >> the claims aren't baseless. secretary mayorkas has willfully broken federal immigration laws. he's also violated his oath of office. we have a record number of children, migrant children who are lost in this country. also, he ended many policies, he's paroling people by the millions en masse into our country. instead of coming to congress, we're the lawmakers. we make the laws. secretary mayorkas on his own has violated federal immigration law. >> your thoughts? have millions of people been paroled into the united states? what is she talking about? >> first, marjorie taylor greene is insane. and this whole impeachment effort is the marjorie taylor greene and donald trump show. it's been marjorie taylor greene who has filed both impeachment documents on president biden and of course on secretary mayorkas. this is all because of her. she's pushing this, and she's taking donald trump's words. the truth that people forget is m

matthew. haha yes. the managing director of taylor's snacks was asked for the favourite to return. right? how much are people paying electricity. how much are people paying ? how much are they paying paying? how much are they paying people per hour ? is it a £11.44 people per hour? is it a £11.44 b £25 or c £40? lizzie cundy a £11.44 matthew laza b 25. it's actually a £11.44. what is the rear? is that fair , do you rear? is that fair, do you think. was that fair wage. so yes or no? then get on with it. yes okay. right on today's show i've been asking was rishi right to join america in the strikes on the houthis? according to our twitter poll, 66.5% of you say yes . 33.5% of you say no. well yes. 33.5% of you say no. well a huge thank you to my panel, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. >> thank you. nana. >> thank you. nana. >> that's all right. >> thank you. nana. >> that's all right . and former >> that's all right. and former labour adviser matthew laza great fun as always. thank you so thank you to you at so much. and thank you to you at home joining me. now don't home forjoining

taylor was convicted with murder, and he too is serving a life sentence without parole. both have appealed their sentences. >> it took one second, literally one second. to end matthews our family upside down. >> matt's funeral service as that day program explained, was to remember the joy. the laughter. the smiles. and no one would forget on that sad day, that matt was also a rocker. >> matthew was a drummer. but he had an acoustic guitar. he would always start stairway to heaven. and it seemed like through time, you get through a little bit more. and he would learn a little bit more of it. i love to listen to him doing that. and we asked the priest, father i know this is unusual, i said, but if you have anyone that can play stairway to heaven that would be beautiful. and he says, let me see what i can do. >> and so, he came up with a group of musicians to honor matt with a song that he loved. about as symbolic stairway that he climbed way too soon. >> and, it was so beautiful. and it was just perfect. matthew loved it. he would have loved it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea canning, thank you for watching! >>>,. .