. a labor government funded n.h.s. the company wouldn't be on the funding social now a labor government would be coming to an n.h.s. free at the point of use as a human right now as a chance logistic elated pm drazen may just as you perhaps said to have foreign secretary twenty four hours earlier said health care was not about cash the only answer he ever comes up with is the question of money given the u.k. health care system is funded in a low a fraction of g.d.p. in france or germany it is arguably all about money it certainly is when it comes to support for lower taxes on the multinationals supporting to raise a maze conservative party that's it for the show will be back on monday twenty four hours up to thousands march to remember bloody sunday when a member of parliament chris has a whether or not the steeple war crimes allegedly committed by british soldiers in island could endanger the good friday agreement until then you can keep in touch by social media will be back on monday seventy is the day that mexico gr

deficit comes to so very very large amount of money for the n.h.s. now you can say well they're producing important drugs of course fine. the problem is twofold first of all many of those trucks have actually been researched with our money with taxpayers' money the government hands over money and we use our university system to research we do some of the best research in the world researching new medicines that are vital for saving lives and reducing suffering and and yet we put no conditions on that money that we give to the pharmaceutical industry ultimately because they're the ones that develop the drugs and so they can end up charging whatever they want essentially whatever the market will stand and we know this because we've got a couple of examples so you look at one drug that was made it treated leukemia but it also treated and was very effective in treating multiple sclerosis now when pharmaceutical company comes into a company concerned find out about this and they really issued the drug for m.s. for multiple sclerosis and they thought we ca

. a labor government funded by n.h.s. the company wouldn't be on the funding social now a labor government would be committed to an n.h.s. free at the point of use as a human right now as a chance logistic elated pm drazen may just as you perhaps said to the foreign secretary twenty four hours earlier said health care was not about cash the only answer he ever comes up with is the question of money given the u.k. health care system is funded in a low a fraction of g.d.p. in france or germany it is arguably all about money it certainly is when it comes to support for lower taxes on the multinationals supporting to raise a maze conservative party that's it for the show will be back on monday twenty four hours up to thousands march to remember bloody sunday well off can pay member of parliament chris has a weather now mystique a war crimes allegedly committed by british soldiers in island could endanger the good friday agreement until then you can keep in touch by social media will be back on monday seventy is the day that m

. a labor government funded n.h.s. only good company on the funding social care a labor government would be committed to an n.h.s. free at the point of use as a human right. just to kill a did pm drazen may just as you perhaps said foreign secretary twenty four hours earlier said health care was not about cash the only answer he ever comes up with is the question of money given the u.k. health care system is funded in a low a fraction of g.d.p. than france or germany it is arguably all about money it certainly is when it comes to support for lower taxes on the multinationals supporting to raise a maze conservative party that's it for the show will be back on monday twenty four hours up to thousands march to remember bloody sunday when a member of parliament chris hazard whether or not the steeple war crimes allegedly committed by british soldiers in ireland could endanger the good friday agreement until then you can keep in touch by social media will be back on monday seventy is to the day that mexico granted communist

some people in the n.h.s. who are completely ground down but this government's attempt to dismantle our service that i don't necessarily feel like there's any other option however as a child genius and as a health campaigner i feel that we've got a responsibility to give some leadership to people inside actually to noble the n.h.s. is the single greatest achievement of british working people collectively taking action and fighting for something and if we are prepared to let that go we would open up a door to a system not what they have in america now the reason i spend so much more as a percentage of g.d.p. in the united states and we do in the u.k. is because the market is fundamentally an inefficient system the delivery of health care we've witnessed this just over the last couple of days with the collapse of korea we want to a good thing here and we need to fight not just to defend what we've got. but actually to type back into public ownership the karelian contacts the g four s. contrast contrast the peopl

we speak to an n.h.s. nurse about the public private partnerships the chill edges of destroying our universal health care system and our austerity cuts killing young people on the streets of britain we speak to a former metropolitan police chief with over twenty years experience about why he believes u.k. prime minister tourism a has blood on their hands but the government is not running . really and the government is actually a customer of the caribbean according to the pm the british government is merely just another customer of the multi-billion pound liquidated private contract or chaired by her former corporate responsibility adviser all the more coming over today's going underground but first across british civic society there appears to be a consensus that years of relative cuts to the n.h.s. universal health care system to bail out the banks have caused a crisis even the normally stoic u.k. health secretary in the past few weeks has apologized for the enforced cancellation of tens of thousands of o

some people in the n.h.s. who are completely ground down but this government's attempt to dismantle our service that i don't necessarily feel like there's any other option however as a child genius and as a health campaigner i feel that we've got over sponsibility to give some leadership to people inside actually to noble the n.h.s. is the single greatest achievement of british working people collectively taking action and fighting for something and if we are prepared to let that go we will open up a door to a system not what they have in america. now the reason i spend so much more as a percentage of g.d.p. in the united states and waiter in the u.k. is because the market is fundamentally an inefficient system the delivery of health care we've witnessed this just over the last couple of days with the collapse of korea we are on to a good thing here and we need to fight not just to defend what we've got but actually to tight back into public ownership the karelian contracts the g four s. contrast contrast the

that the n.h.s. is structured an organized in itself give you an example there was announcement a couple of weeks ago the fifty thousand and i guess patients were not going to get their elective surgeries in january february now that's going to impact not just on those patients who are going to have to wait longer for their hips and their knees in their shoulders but it's also going to impact on i just trust because now the n.h.s. is this no one in h.s. it's divided up into a competitive competitive trusts trust on the price of work. and it was under brown that an enormous premium enormous tariff was introduced for elective surgery so it means that the n.h.s. won't get that money and i just trust now won't get that money which is going to push more more trust over into into the red in the new financial year and actually that stems what the player browny the focus was to try and get. his patients to go in and have their operations done in the private sector so it was about transferring wealth transfer

that the n.h.s. is structured an organized in itself give you an example there was announcement a couple of weeks ago that fifty thousand and i just patients were not going to get their elective surgeries in january or february now that's going to impact not just on those patients who are going to have to wait longer for their hips and their knees and their shoulders but it's also going to impact on and i just trust because now the n.h.s. is there's no one in h.s. it's divided up into into competitive competitive trusts trusts on the basis of work. and it was under brown that an enormous premium enormous tariff was introduced for elective surgery so it means that the n.h.s. won't get that money and i just trust now won't get that money which is going to push more more trust over into into the red in the new financial year and actually that stems brought back to. the focus was to try and get. his patients to go in and have their operations done in the private sector so it was about transferring wealth

and the n.h.s. is still struggling to cope many doctors blame successive governments for starving the service of funding all in a gradual attempt they say to privatized the public health service we've seen the n.h.s. over this decade undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. over those seventy years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get to twenty twenty not simply on pressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising we're seeing the kind of scenes that we are when turan last winter the government insists the delays are part of a well planned system and the cancer operations of time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but all many people can see is a cherished service sinking deeper into crisis the park al-jazeera london. businesses in the gaza strip have been struggling under an israeli blockade for years many are barely able to keep running malcolm web reports on a cartoon that saying that we are facing one sweet factory.

the n.h.s. is one of the u.k.'s most revered institutions offering free health care to all u.k. residents but it's under mounting strain so much so that this time last year the red cross the international aid group said that if things didn't improve that it faced a humanitarian crisis twelve months on and the n.h.s. is still struggling to cope. many doctors blame successive governments for starving the service of funding all in a gradual attempt they say to privatized the public health service we've seen the n.h.s. undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. in two years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get twenty twenty not simply impressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising with the kind of scenes that we. went around last winter the government insists the delays are part of a well planned system that comes through operations of time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but all many people can see is a cherished service sinking deeper into crisis. al-jazeera. in peru a second minister has resign

some people in the n.h.s. who are completely ground down but this government's attempt to dismantle our service that i don't necessarily feel like there's any other option however as a child genius and as a health campaigner i feel that we've got a responsibility to give some leadership to people inside actually to noble the n.h.s. is the single greatest achievement of british working people collectively taking action and fighting for something and if we are prepared to let that go we would open up a door to a system not what they have in america. now the reason i spend so much more as a percentage of g.d.p. in the united states and waiter in the u.k. is because the market is fundamentally an inefficient system the delivery of health care we've witnessed this just over the last couple of days with the collapse of korea we want to a good thing here and we need to fight not just to defend what we've got but actually to tight back into public ownership the karelian contract the g four s. contrast contrast the peo

funding all in the gradual attempts they say to privatized the public health service we've seen the n.h.s. over this decade undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. over those seventy years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get to twenty twenty not simply impressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising we're seeing the kind of scenes that we have this winter around last winter the government insists the delays a part of a well planned system and that comes through operations of time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but also many people can see is a cherished service seeking deeper into crisis the al-jazeera. to catch the headlines now on al-jazeera pro-government rallies are being held in iran for a second day that follows nights of anti-government protests in which twenty thousand people were killed a senior military commander has declared the end of the protest movement al-jazeera samus ravi has more from the capital tehran. these people who are coming out onto the streets that doesn't necessarily mean

is she going to face up to the reality and take action to save the n.h.s. from death by the thousand. jeremy corbyn let alone u.k. foreign secretary boards johnson slams the government for destroying britain's health yes this goal is a ball coming up a debate going on the ground but first while washington decides on yet more sanctions against what it perceives as its nuclear armed opponent moscow it is russia that prepares to host talks on syria in sochi for united states media characterized as fake news by the republic's president this is the kind of reporting to expect on monday his us state funded p.b.s. one of the main drivers of the war these past two years russia's president vladimir putin began an effort to put a greater political stamp on what comes next in syria. he was a confident cruden who declared the end of the syrian civil war is finally in sight and he was clear about who gets the credit as well he might be but why is putin one of the main drivers of the syrian war surely he's one of the main peacemakers along with president rouhani of turke

and the n.h.s. is still struggling to cope. many doctors blame successive governments for starving the service of funding all in a gradual attempt they say to privatized the public health service we've seen the n.h.s. over this decade undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. over those seventy years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get twenty twenty not simply on pressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising we're seeing the kind of scenes. this winter around last winter the government insists the delays are part of a well planned system that comes through operations and time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but all many people can see is a cherished service sinking deeper into crisis the darker al-jazeera london. more than two hundred works by michelangelo are on display at the metropolitan museum in new york yeah exhibition includes dozens of sketches and drawings which rarely go on public display table is owned or went to take a look. art

of funding all in a gradual attempt they say to privatized the public health service we've seen the n.h.s. over this decade undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. seventy years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get twenty twenty not simply on pressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising we're seeing the kind of scenes that we are persuaded to run last winter the government insists the delays are part of a well planned system but the cancer operations of time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but all many people can see is a cherished service sinking deeper into crisis the barca al-jazeera landed in colombia a peace deal with rebels is improving the delivery of health services to more remote regions as there is earl is on the run piazza travelled with a group of doctors who have been listed in the navy reserves to see the work being done. volunteer doctors setting sail their mission is to win support from an indigenous community longer afflicted by conflict a peace deal signed with five gravels last yea

the n.h.s. is one of the u.k.'s most revered institutions offering free health care to all u.k. residents but it's under mounting strain so much so that this time last year the red cross the international aid group said that if things didn't improve that it faced a humanitarian crisis twelve months on and the n.h.s. is still struggling to cope. many doctors blame successive governments for starving the service of funding all in a gradual attempt they say to privatized the public health service we've seen the n.h.s. this decade undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. seventy years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get to twenty twenty not simply impressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising we're seeing the kind of scenes. this winter last winter the government insists the delays are part of a well planned system but that comes through operations and time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but all many people can see is a cherished service deep into crisis. al-jazeera. in colombia peace deal wi

interview to going underground lost some headlines claims and counterclaims in caracas and how the n.h.s. is privatizing that. all the civil coming of it today is going underground so the lives of hundreds of thousands of british children in jury britain are apparently under threat according to anti-poverty charity the trussell trust as u.k. children lose access to free school meals during the summer holidays years of blairite labor and tory austerity have been put into sharp relief in one of the richest countries in the world meanwhile record rises in homelessness have accompanied the transfer of wealth from social services to defacto taxpayer benefits for the city of london some believe that all it would have taken for engineer liberal leader jeremy corbyn to be prime minister of britain right now instead of theresa may propped up by a party linked to far right paramilitaries would have been of the lethal grenfell tower inferno had happened before and not after june's u.k. general election joining me now is the founder of the big issue crossbenchers lord bird who is proposing the creat

and get decent wage rises to then it's as still going to go wrong this on top of the fact that the n.h.s. can't currently recruit enough nurses that's all tied into brac set and probably to do with poor wages too and lots of problems brewing of course the edges paid for by tax very hard at the rate that other countries some other countries do g four s. results today though four billion in revenues why don't these nurses who are on low pay get shares in g four s. who get the contracts despite being under an s f o series for diversification the same to it's a brilliant idea actually let's not eat for four weeks and put all the money we save into the forest shares how do you do next i didn't know jack shit before we go on to the next one i did notice this thing that someone was saying that they went to the n.h.s. for cancer care and was offered a leaflet on going private it's a little story it's a better. a tragedy i suppose she's terminally ill i think school dolly show field and she got a letter advertising private cancer care now i think it's been big up a little bit in the press but it

going to face up the reality and take action to save the n.h.s. from just by the sounds and. jeremy corbyn let alone u.k. foreign secretary boards johnson slams the government for destroying britain's health care system goal is a ball coming up a debate going on the ground but first while washington decides on yet more sanctions against what it perceives as its nuclear armed opponent moscow it is russia that prepares to host talks on syria in sochi for united states media characterized as fake news by the republic's president this is the kind of reporting to expect on monday his us state funded p.b.s. one of the main drivers of the war these past two years russia's president vladimir putin began an effort to put a greater political stamp on what comes next in syria. it was a confident cruden who declared the end of the syrian civil war is finally in sight and he was clear about who gets the credit as well he might be but why is putin one of the main driver. as of the syrian war surely he is one of the main peace makers along with president rouhani of turkey and iran who are m

going to face up to the reality and take action to save the n.h.s. from death by the thousand. jeremy corbyn that alone u.k. foreign secretary bars johnson slams the government for destroying britain's health yes this goal is a ball coming up a debate going on the ground but first while washington decides on yet more sanctions against what it perceives as its nuclear armed opponent moscow it is russia that prepares to host talks on syria in sochi for united states media characterized as fake news by the republic's president this is the kind of reporting to expect on monday is u.s. state funded p.b.s. one of the main drivers of the war these past two years russia's president vladimir putin began an effort to put a greater political stamp on what comes next in syria. he was a confident cruden who declared the end of the syrian civil war is finally in sight and he was clear about who gets the credit as well he might be but why is putin one of the main drivers of the syrian war surely he's one of the main peacemakers along with president rouhani of took in iran who are meeting to d

and the n.h.s. is still struggling to cope. many doctors blame successive governments for starving the service of funding all in a gradual attempt they say to privatized the public health service we've seen in the n.h.s. this decade undergoing the biggest funding squeeze since it began. seventy years and what we've seen in this decade is approximately forty billion pounds of cuts by the time we get twenty twenty not simply impressed into the n.h.s. it's not surprising with the kind of scenes that we. went around last winter the government insists the delays are part of a well planned system for the cancer operations and time critical procedures will go ahead as planned but all many people can see is a cherished service sinking deeper into crisis. al-jazeera london. still ahead on al-jazeera the animated film that blends fiction with real life stories to give us a behind the scenes feel of running a business in gaza plus. western region where voluntary doctors together with the country's marines are bringing health services to o

and get decent wage rises to then it's as still going to go wrong this on top of the fact that the n.h.s. can't currently recruit enough nurses that's tied into brac set and probably to do with poor wages too and lots of problems brewing of course he alleges paid for by tax very hard at the rate that other countries some other countries do g four s. results today though around four billion in revenues why don't these nurses who are on low pay get shares in g four s. who get the contracts despite being under it s f o serious for diversification this impacts a brilliant idea actually let's not eat for four weeks and put all the money we save into the forest shares how do you do next i did know to actually before we go on to the next one i did notice this thing that someone was saying that they went to the n.h.s. for cancer care and was offered a leaflet on going private it's a little story it's a bit of a tragedy i suppose she's terminally ill i think school dolly show field and so. i got a letter advertising private cancer care now i think it's been big up a little bit in the press but it

going to face up to reality and take action to save the n.h.s. from jets by the thousand. jeremy corbyn let alone u.k. foreign secretary boards johnson slams the government for destroying britain's health care system goal is a ball coming up a debate going on the ground but first while washington decides on yet more sanctions against what it perceives as its nuclear armed opponent moscow it is russia that prepares to host talks on syria in sochi for united states media characterized as fake news by the republic's president this is the kind of reporting to expect on monday is u.s. state funded p.b.s. one of the main drivers of the war these past two years russia's president vladimir putin began an effort to put a greater political stamp on what comes next in syria. he was a confident cruden who declared the end of the syrian civil war is finally in sight and he was clear about who gets the credit as well he might be but why is putin one of the main drivers. of the syrian war surely he is one of the main peacemakers along with president rouhani of turkey and iran who are mee

face to face interview to ground from the headlines claims counterclaims caracas and how the n.h.s. is privatizing. all this. coming up with today's going underground so the lives of hundreds of thousands of british children in tory britain are apparently under threat according to anti-poverty charity the trussell trust as u.k. children lose access to free school meals during the summer holidays years of blairite labor and tory austerity have been put into sharp relief in one of the richest countries in the world meanwhile record rises in homelessness have accompanied the transfer of wealth from social services to defacto taxpayer benefits for the city of london some believe that all it would have taken for engineer liberal leader jeremy corbyn to be prime minister of britain right now instead of theresa may propped up by a party linked to far right paramilitaries would have been of the lethal grenfell tower inferno had happened before and not after june's u.k. general election joining me now is the founder of the big issue crossbenchers lord bird who is proposing the creation of a

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face interview to going underground on the headlines claims and counterclaims in caracas and how the n.h.s. is privatizing. all the civil coming up in today's going underground so the lives of hundreds of thousands of british children in tory britain are apparently under threat according to anti-poverty charity the trussell trust as u.k. children lose access to free school meals during the summer holidays years of blairite labor and tory austerity have been put into sharp relief in one of the richest countries in the world meanwhile record rises in homelessness have accompanied the transfer of wealth from social services to defacto taxpayer benefits for the city of london some believe that all it would have taken for engineer liberal leader jeremy corbyn to be prime minister of britain right now instead of theresa may propped up by a party linked to far right paramilitaries would have been of the lethal grunfeld tower inferno had happened before and not after june. u.k. general election joining me now is the founder of the big issue crossbenchers lord bird who is proposing the creation of

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