in theory the n.h.s. has already been charging non eligible foreigners the difference now it's asking for money up front but how does that work in practice this indian woman told me she's been repeatedly asked for identification documents in n.h.s. hospitals in recent months it's actually not. immigration status it's just that. and that has a serious impact on. whether or not i decide to go in for treatment some time. so you say you're being racially profiled yeah definitely. but the. pressure on the british. as it struggles to cope with a growing. population. is. something. that the government did not grant us an interview but provided this statement it says that overseas visitors are welcome to use the n.h.s. which is paid for by british taxpayers and visitors must also make a fair contribution if we decide to spend the money on providing a national health service there's actually an international health service for the whole world and that's going to mean this isn't going to have less to do with cancer

in theory the n.h.s. has already been charging naam eligible foreigners the difference now it's asking for money up front but how does that work in practice this indian woman told me she's been repeatedly asked for identification documents in n.h.s. hospitals in recent months it's actually not. immigration status it's just that. and has a serious impact on. whether or not i decide to go in for treatment sometimes. being racially profiled yeah definitely. the. pressure on the british. funding as it struggles to cope with the growing ageing population. is. that the government did not grant us an interview but provided this statement. it says that overseas visitors are welcome to use the n.h.s. which is paid for by british taxpayers and that visitors must also make a fair contribution if we decide to spend the money on providing a national health service there's actually an international health service for the whole world then that's going to mean british citizens are going to have less to deal with cancer t

in theory the n.h.s. has already been charging naam eligible foreigners the difference now it's asking for money up front but how does that work in practice this indian woman told me she's been repeatedly asked for identification documents in n.h.s. hospitals in recent months it's actually not about immigration status it's just about what the british monarchy. has a serious impact on i mean whether or not i decide to go in for treatment sometimes so you're being racially profiled yeah definitely. but they're not only people i think pressure on the british. undergoing a funding crisis as it struggles to cope with a growing aging population and the government is sensitive to the perception that some foreign aid not paying their fair share the government did not grant us an interview but provided this statement it says that overseas visitors are welcome to use the n.h.s. which is paid for by british taxpayers and that visitors must also make a fair contribution if we decide to spend the money on providing a

to spend on the n.h.s. and on the services people me really or does the way the british economy actually work mean taxpayers funding to resumes defacto multi-million pound bribes to stay in power prime ministers seem to have no problem finding a billion pounds in a couple of areas here that's a reference to the northern irish form a paramilitary wing party keeping the razor may in power for money but there's some m.p.'s raiser made changes to welfare just cruel there was the case of fred the parent be persecuted for daring to seek social security will you take this responsibility that claimants suffer injustice and debts as freight house the speaker was careful not to be liable for fred to be forgeries it may seem to suggest the role of u.k. welfare is to force people against their will to get jobs i will take new responsibility for these matters myself at all only one of a lady will be advised on the protocol but the prime minister may wish to respond but as i've indicated the changes to be made in relatio

having promised during the campaign that three hundred fifty million pounds a week would go back to the n.h.s. the difference is not going to happen it's unlikely to happen any time soon. but about the next stage where we see these trade talks begin in december as the british prime minister is promising and hoping for. brown let's take a look quick look here at face number one and the key points here and that will be the answer citizen rights i think theresa may has a vested interest to keep the workforce of more than three million citizens so yes i think in citizen rights there's there's a lot there's been quite a bit of progress if you look at northern ireland i think both sides have acknowledged the status quo is the only way forward and in order to clarify that you will need to talk about the future relationship and finally again i agree the bill. if she has or her way against those who want out at all costs i think they can settle on some form of a bill i think it will spare the british prime minister to put a price tag on it because that will be hard to sell back home but i think we wil

research here in britain is now being focused on new weapons while austerity hits hard at home in the n.h.s. housing and for the most vulnerable hundreds of millions of dollars are to go into research into new british ways to kill people u.k. dragon five and a d d s t o u k industry programme to demonstrate the capability of a laser directed energy weapon system for the self protection of land maritime an app but. it's funded by innovation funding the question of course will be how this new u.k. laser weapon will be used right now that means would britain use it with its saudi allies to target civilians ravaged by cholera in yemen and would it have been used to support british backed isis and al qaeda linked militants.

know which which means actually far worse working conditions where we trash welfare state and the n.h.s so i think this is the this needs i hope he goes for this because many people think this is entirely unacceptable and that in the twenty first century especially where we have blood on our own hands in this situation to talk about the lost lives and this horrific situation this way in case i'm not i mean the i didn't i didn't believe it then you know. thank you very much indeed if you have bought a political activist and social justice campaign thank you. now king solomon of saudi arabia is set to make an historic visit to russia it's considered controversial but also groundbreaking as it's the first ever official trip of a saudi monarch to the country he shettles to meet russian president vladimir putin for talks and tells us what we can expect. saudi king solomon is coming to moscow and it's the first time in the kingdom's history that its monarch is officially visiting russia the trips being heralded as a groundbreaking visit and here's why numerous unprecedented energy deals are o

research here in britain is now being focused on new weapons while austerity hits hard at home in the n.h.s. housing and for the most vulnerable hundreds of millions of dollars are to go into research into new british ways to kill people u.k. dragonfire and the d d s t o u k industry programme to demonstrate the capability of a laser directed energy weapon system for the self protection of land maritime and at last. it's funded by innovation funding the question of course will be how this new u.k. laser weapon will be used right now that means would britain use it with its saudi allies to target civilians ravaged by cholera in yemen and would it have been used to support british backed isis and al qaeda linked militants trying to overthrow the government of syria or even al shabaab in somalia which has been accused this week of killing hundreds in mogadishu well joining me now from minnesota in the usa is trustee of mogadishu university an elected member of the african academy of sciences for has a smile summit our welcome to the program before he gets to one of the worst atrocities arguabl

having promised during the campaign that three hundred fifty million pounds a week would go back to the n.h.s. the difference is not going to happen it's unlikely to happen any time soon. but about the next stage where we see these trade talks begin in december as the british prime minister is promising and hoping for. brown let's take a look quick look here at face number one and the key points here and that will be the answer citizen rights i think theresa may has a vested interest to keep the workforce of more than three million citizens so yes i think in citizen rights there's there's a lot there's been quite a bit of progress if you look at northern ireland i think both sides have acknowledged the status quo is the only way forward and for in order to clarify that you will need to talk about the future relationship and finally again i agree the bill. if she has her way against those who really want out at all costs i think they can settle on some form of a bill i think it will spare the british prime minister to put a price tag on it because that will be hard to sell back home but i thin

research here in britain is now being focused on new weapons while austerity hits hard at home in the n.h.s. housing and for the most vulnerable hundreds of millions of dollars are to go into research into new british ways to kill people u.k. dragon five and. d.s.t.o. u.k. industry programme to demonstrate the capability of a laser directed energy weapon system for the self protection of land maritime and at last. it's funded by innovation funding the question of course will be how this new u.k. laser weapon will be used right now that means would britain use it with its saudi allies to target civilians ravaged by cholera in yemen and would it have been used to support british backed isis and al qaeda linked militants trying to overthrow the government of syria or even al shabaab in somalia which has been accused this week of killing hundreds in mogadishu well joining me now from minnesota in the usa is trustee of mogadishu university an elected member of the african academy of sciences from has a smile some atar welcome to the program before he gets to one of the worst atrocities arguably

and the n.h.s. being destroyed in the u.k. again too because the rich people feel that we sometimes use language there they're not comfortable with and they're victims so the department of education of course says that this trust class will not leave the schools out of pocket because of course there's always the taxpayer which can like no house bill in a bank no no none of these guys will ever be out of pocket so the taxpayer will take care of it but i want to point out another truss that collapsed we love to we're out of time so we'll have a next time stay tuned for the second half a lot more coming your way. but. the relationship between kids it was suggested. and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. volt in the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientists. do chemicals that down the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer and i chose a means of known to use them in the launch of tests of skepticism. that this is true by independent scientists so did the industry paid you for this. co

violent because you know i mean actually if you look at what this government's responsible for cutting n.h.s. funding is killing people cutting table people's benefits is killing people you know the situation with the grain felt was avoidable and that is you know that was a political decision about you know cutting costs and things which is why those people died so if we don't describe those kind of things as violence i don't think we can describe political protest as violent either we had our first food bank in the country opened in my local hospital and instead of the being a protest outside it saying this is wrong why are people being amidst this hospital with malnutrition related diseases they celebrated it apart their food their drinks and their should go to bana. you know that could in a band of insight call in the fly fly into song with a you know i would highly fused salivates because this government is gonna come painted discrimination against the polish and say it's i spoke unspayed politer since committed suicide in side the job center of universal credit one man must absolutely e

i don't think it's a question thomas of the northeast it's in a whole range of sectors it's in the n.h.s. it's in local government it's right it's in fire service it's right across the spectrum bottom line is the bulk of those pay if i contract. we brought back i'm at the end of the day whether we pay for them through pay off very expensively or pay for the most cheaply through the taxpayer the taxpayer still has to pay for them these companies are obviously on the foot sea that are involved in the p.f. in the there you have loans and bonds of corporate bonds with the city of london the head of the c.b.i. said of the plan that it's going to send business investment in this country running for the hills what do you think he means and you think he doesn't quite understand well i don't know why he would say that why why is it is not the case this is an economy the best part of two trillion we seriously saying but particular element of it is going to send investors running for the hills two twenty pound economy with the figures we're talking about is going to somehow you know ruin all positi

and the n.h.s. being destroyed in the u.k. again too because the rich people feel that we sometimes use language there they're not comfortable with and they're victims so the department of education of course says that this trust class will not leave the schools out of pocket because of course there's always the taxpayer which like no house bill in a bank no no none of these guys will ever be out of pocket so the taxpayer will take care of it but i want to point out another truss that collapsed we love to we're out of time so we'll have it next time stay tuned for the second half a lot more coming your way. with. public will. when the right wing closest project. with the famous. we can all middle of the room sit. tight for many years so i know that. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch the formal school. it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness of spending two to twenty million. books it's an experience like nothing else on earth because i want to share what i thin

and the n.h.s. being destroyed in the u.k. again too because the rich people feel that we sometimes use lying was there they're not comfortable with and they're victims so the department of education of course says that this trust class will not leave the schools out of pocket because of course there's always the taxpayer which can like no house bill in a bank no no none of these guys will ever be out of pocket so the taxpayer will take care of it but i want to point out another truss that collapsed we love to we're out of time so we'll have a next time state of the second half a lot more coming your way. when i hope. they. give me no. i'm. just i'm just. using this. approach the sunday times not for us hope indeed i must buy the i will out of the bottom of the hour eat noodles on the she does that on cd and in the us militiaman got a little off the trees. killed in a moment to get his beef be done of this not just obey this not to be but i mean. look and you'll. get to live it up with other. welcome back to the kaiser report

and the n.h.s. being destroyed in the u.k. again too because the rich people feel that we sometimes use lying was there they're not comfortable with and they're victims so the department of education of course says that the trust class will not leave the schools out of pocket because of course there's always the taxpayer which can like no house bill in a bank no no none of these guys will ever be out of pocket so the taxpayer will take care of it but i want to point out another truss that collapsed i we love to we're out of time so we'll have a next time state of the second half a lot more coming your way. there what is driving the tip of the day is basically you do. tend to be demagogued screaming this is what food did today i. do not always see india's use. because more and more fundamental challenge. no exclusion when they try. they come to get enough to go to we have you on your world. about your sudden passing i phone we just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out to us we all knew it would