health care companies to come into the n.h.s. privatized parts of it irreversibly say the protest is here to monday and that britain's national health service is kept out of potential u.s. e.u. trade pacts now of course negotiations and taking place in secret behind closed doors so that's another thing that makes people very nervous they simply don't know what's being discussed but the main negotiate. for the european union has said that he can assure that the future of the n.h.s. will be fully safeguarded. anyone living in the u.k. can walk through the doors of a hospital and receive state medical care without paying a penny it's the world's largest publicly funded health service but as part of the coalition governments shake up of universal health care a growing number of n.h.s. services have been contracted out to fly that profit making companies up until now the biggest had been awarded to richard branson's virgin care which got five hundred million pounds for providing health services and sorry but that figure could soon be

up for sale piece by piece their own picking the n.h.s. and selling it off to their friends and private health that's part of the equation of course they're selling off to their friends their corporations but i want to quickly move on to the last headline which ties back to central banking polish central bank head refuses to resign over tape scandal as it was set dangerous precedent so poland central banker mark balco was recording promising to boost the economy if the fight as minister was fired not only making an immediate mockery of any naive assumptions about central bank independence but showcasing that in the new normal it is central banks and by extension the private banking system which dictates terms and conditions to democratically elected governments didn't want to set a precedent of having been fired for breaking the law. that was such a dangerous precedent because after all the other banks are breaking the law the important thing is this this facade member i talked about it's you go into all these and you would never pay three

companies to come into the n.h.s. i'm privatized parts of it irreversibly said the protesters here i demand saying that the national health service the british national health service is kept ounce of the potential u.s. e.u. trade agreement entirely now of course these talks are being held in secret that worries protesters as well they simply don't know what's being discussed but the main e.u. negotiator has assured that the future of the n.h.s. will be fully safeguarded. now supporters of the transatlantic trade agreements say that it will benefit europe by creating new jobs and generating one hundred billion euros a year that's a lot of the areas potentially affected by the treaty include the environment investment health care education and labor critics say the deal will open that use doors to things such as fracking and genetically modified food and lead it to corporate takeover and a declining wages the agreement is also causing concern in europe's powerhouse germany or to spread it all over spoke with civil righ

use no matter who provides it but within an adequate casque on those already marring parts of the n.h.s. such a large potentially commercial contract has hit a raw nerve with those who worry that letting in profit driven companies could britain's beleaguered health system rather than kill it. in london. on our website right now homing missiles inspire a quantum leap in military research and development a us tech firm claims it's a step away from producing cell phone guided bullets that would allow snipers to shoot the wrong way and still hit their target plus. team of russian archaeologists striking the jackpot when days of careful digging revealed this and it had nothing else to say that they had but else they found romeo and juliet of the bronze age find out more on our website. home delivery service on the brink of a revolution traditional ways to get your pizza book or delayed as a gadget may soon be a thing of the past world's biggest web retailer amazon seeking government approval to test drone technology in seattle it believes that one day drones will be as normal as mail deliver

companies to come into the n.h.s. i'm privatized parts of it irreversibly said the protesters here i did mons ing that the national health service the british national health service is kept out of the potential us e.u. trade agreement entirely now of course these talks are being held in secret that worries protesters as well they simply don't know what's being discussed but the main e.u. negotiator has a sure that the future of the n.h.s. will be fully safeguarded potential deal between brussels and washington also causing concerns in europe powerhouse in germany peter overspoke a civil rights campaigner for about the possible threats posed by the treaty what are the major concerns for germans about the teats hip negotiations. in germany there are a lot of citizens who are worrying that european standards will sink we're talking about consumer protection and environmental protection those standards are lower in the u.s. they're also worries that international investors and corporations will receive special legal trea

services in sorry but that figure could soon be dwarfed by the biggest private outsourcing deal in n.h.s. history opponents say the move sets a dangerous precedent that could pave the way for a greater carve up of britain's national health service for health care or thirty's and stafford share a tendering a contract worth one point two billion pounds whoever gets it will have to coordinate cancer care for patients to out the county for. diagnosis to treatment and end of life care there is a real. lack of comfort about seeing private companies participate not just in the provision of cap but in decision making about what has provided and to whom the problem is that this contract is completely untested it's a new method of contract saying it's with the talk of service that's provided to very vulnerable people at a time in their life when they when they desperately rely on it for a hugely long period of time for ten years we would say that that's just a very dangerous gamble no decision has yet been made on who will receive the contract and there are both public trusts and private companies

of use no matter who provides it but with a magic quick cast candles already marring parts of the n.h.s. such a law which potentially commercial contract has hit a wrong with those who worry that letting and profit driven companies could give eight britons beleaguered health system rather than it. that's a quick look at some other news now from around the world police in peru have captured three suspected rebels wanted for more than twenty years the men to be charged with involvement in murders robberies and extortion they believe communist rebel group known as shining path some functions of which also operate as a cocaine smuggling operation now brazil is on high alert ahead of the football world cup finale on sunday authorities say more than twenty thousand security personnel will be deployed in the country's second largest city in iraq the home team crashing out in the semifinals the final clash will be between germany and argentina imo round of the month on the issue. coming up next we bring you the challenges gay people are facing in america that's just in a couple of minutes. from

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going to be the first full day of asians against the n.h.s. this month east. chair attack yelling at least seventy eight people dead lose attack on the mission one more. in pakistan the taliban says the attack was in retaliation rose writes. one of when i get a book on how men always are with me here focus on that i want the outcome to mina whole dick i could just go home and going to one of the. cool is exactly cashing in on putting drowns in our skies. defense and aerospace firms which build drones have spent millions of dollars on lobbying over the past year. the to me that in the next decade drones will become an eighty billion dollars business fifty countries that are actively using drones if we do it why can't they know anybody who can develop drones in on them and mind you there are quite a few out there who care is going to be able to do it and pointed us as the president in the protocol other countries will recognize the utility of drones as a means to attack their suppose it enemies. of israel showed off its latest room it is looking to buy some more

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