. >> why would the government need to put into law and inadequacy of funding on national health service. health professionals have said what the government said to keep patients safe. almost three years since they promised a green paper on social care and seven months the prime minister himself, they had a clear plan to fix the crisis in social care. what is the plan? >> the constructive attitude, as he knows we intend to begin with cross party talks to build consent and there is great consensus on social care. and nobody has to sell their home of the cost of their care. with the help and cooperation. with social care and the biggest support. and stewardship of the economy and we are now able to tackle a problem that was shirked not just by the labor party. we will do it now. >> i don't know if the prime minister read the manifesto but we made it clear we have a plan, we have a clear plan. it is free personal care, and support for care and i am happy to send another copy of the manifesto so he can read it. >> the prime minister said many times, the funding issue into law, all this means

s national health service is facing a 1st of its kind legal battle over prescribing children as young as 9. drugs. 23 year old bell who was previously treated by the gender identity development service she regrets making reversable changes and said no child should go through the experimental torture she did. 23 year old care about went through gender reassignment as a teenager but years later she decided to reverse the transition while she lived to regret her treatment she also stopped the clinic putting others through what she did she's leading a landmark case against the tavistock and portman n.h.s. trusts the u.k.'s only gender identity service that deals with patients under 18 years old often without parental consent care of herself as a teenager and says youngsters aren't given proper information on the process and the drugs to take them through the transition i do not believe the children and young people can consent to the use of powerful and experimental hormone drugs like i did i believe that the current affirmative system put in place by the tavistock is inadequate as it doe

s national health service faces a. life changing children. could put an end to the. experiment. of the last decade edward snowden gives an interview to a former president. saying is the truth he would do it all over again. and i would. i have to say unexpected. thanks for joining us. welcome to the program. a russian cryptocurrency entrepreneur suspected of bitcoin fraud has been stricken secretly extradited to france that's according to his lawyer and exhaustive in nick was arrested in greece 2 years ago washington's request is lawyer told r.t. he was unlawfully taken removed from the hospital where he was being treated after a month long hunger strike. alexander disappear today he was taken by police forces who ordered the doctors to release him even though he was exhausted and on the 35 day hunger strike as his lawyer i assure you that they had no right to take him because today's decision by the supreme court was not executable i have been in contact with all competent greek authorities today and until 930 nobody knew where alexander was it was confirmed to me by my french c

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experimental national health services on the 1st of its kind legal. drugs the children change. united nations ruling hands refugees the right to asylum threatened by environmental decision is creating fear in europe of mass immigration put the issue up for debate. it's just another way tell essentially exploiting the un but. border and you know even. i can't believe anyone. people will be on the move and we have to start talking about how we deal with. the request of the us has been extradited from greece to france alexander his removal from hospital was illegal and threatened his health. taken by force is. ordered the doctors to release him even though she was. on the. 5 day hunger strike. being violated. here in moscow thanks for joining us and. welcome to the program. the u.k.'s national health service is facing a 1st of its kind legal battle over prescribing children as young as 9 blockers uncrossed sex hormone drugs. one claimant is 23 year old rebel who was previously truth by the gender identity development service she regrets making irreversible changes and said no child

s national health service as 1st of its kind legal challenge for prescribing life changing drugs to youngsters to alter their gender a leading claimant explains why the latest case. being young. sent to an experimental treatment can be and he said if we know the outcomes the full side effects what's going to happen to the . united nations ruling comes refugees the right to continue. if environmental dangers in their own country means their lives and the decision is creating fears in europe immigration issues. it's just another way. the. border and you know even at the most. and he wants. people to move and we have to start talking about how we deal with this. wherever you're tuning in from right across the globe this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international my name's unanimity. right now across france thousands are rallying against controversial pension reform plans earlier on friday president among but the proposed changes to his cabinet major strikes happening across the country as well today marking the largest shutdown of infrastructure in the nation in decades r.t. charlotte dub

once the passengers have been taken off the plane, they will be taken to a national health service facility in quarantine for 14 where they will be in quarantine for 11! days, so two weeks in quarantine for all those people on the plane. and then the plane will continue onto spain, where their home countries of eu citizens will take responsibility for the remaining passengers. there was some chaos and confusion about who was getting on that plane. we heard of families we re that plane. we heard of families were british citizens were separated from relatives, from family members who are not british citizens but chinese citizens, so some degree of confusion about who could get on that plane and who couldn't. there we re that plane and who couldn't. there were 200 people of british nationality, we were told, who were in wuhan, and of those 200,83 british citizens are actually on that plane, so not all of those british nationals who were in wuhan have actually got onto that plane. and all of this, of course, comes as we've had the first two cases confirmed in the uk of the new strain of coronav

s national health service is under attack in a fast of its kind legal challenge for prescribing life changing drugs to youngsters to change that lead to claimants explain why this latest case is unique . and looking up when. young. been sent to an experimental treatment can be and he said if we also don't know the outcome of the flu side effects of what's going to happen to. a landmark united nations word hounds refugees the right side and if they are threatened by environmental dangers the decision is creating fear in europe of mass migration we put the issue up for debate it's just another way to listen to exploiting the. borders and you know even of the most obvious levels i come from leave and they want one of the go people will be on the move and we have to start talking about how we deal with this. keeping you up to date with the very latest news from all around the world this is our national welcomes. and let's start in france. as right now thousands are rallying against controversial pension reform plans. a president. put the proposed changes to his cabinet that have also bee

s national health service is being sued for prescribing life changing drugs to youngsters to alter their gender a leading claimant explained why this case is unique. young children. consent to an experimental treatment can be and he can say if we know the outcome of the full side effects of what's going to happen to them. live from our international new center this is art seen from the team and myself you know. an iranian news outlet has a partly fall and fall of the us sanctions the fars news agency international website has been taken down amid on the increasingly hostile relationship between the 2 countries. bricked on what we know so far about this if you will. well the most popular news agency in iran fars news seems to have been kicked off the internet by the u.s. department of treasury now the website seems to be down and we don't have an official statement from the u.s. department of treasury however this is what fars news said on twitter the photos news dot com websites is being blocked on u.s. treasuries orders and emails sent to followers newsagency by the provider clearly sta

a partnership that threatens to sell off our precious national health service.rday, the prime minister called for the replacement of the iran nuclear deal, but does —— with, as he put it, a trump agreement, the public deserves the truth. what backroom deals are being done with donald trump? why is the prime minister putting our nhs at risk? repeatedly during the election campaign, the prime minister promised time and time again the nhs is not for sale. mr speaker, will the prime minister now commit to supporting the scottish national party's proposalfor an nhs protection bill? without that commitment, what price will this prime minister make us pay for his toxic trump deal? actually, mr speaker, the snp welcomed our statement on the jcpoa yesterday, but, you know, the problem with scotland under the snp is the highest taxed part of the uk, the deficit is six times the uk average, maths and science in schools is actually going down, it's unlike any other part of the united kingdom. that is no fault of the pupils of scotland by the way, it is the fault of the gove

s national health service is under attack in a. life changing drugs to children. and no child should go through the experimental procedure. of the last decade lowden gives an interview to. the truth. all over again. sometimes the position of the individual. welcome to the program. a russian suspected of cryptocurrency fraud using because it is being interrogated by french police in hospital that's according to alexander vinick lawyer who says he was extradited to france from greece in secret when it was arrested 2 years ago at washington's request his lawyer told r.t. he was unlawfully taken from hospital in greece where he was being treated after a month long hunger strike. alexander this appeared today he was taken by police forces who ordered the doctors to release him even though he was exhausted and on the 35 day hunger strike as his lawyer i assure you that they had no right to take him because today's decision by the supreme court was not executable i have been in contact with all competent greek authorities today and until 930 nobody knew where alexander w

national health service is. life changing drugs to youngsters. leaving to explain why this case is unique. to consent to an experiment. and. if we. fix it with what's going to happen to the. push for diversity investment. company the outcome of the fix is going to happen to. push for diversity and. help companies. around the clock across the world this is our t international from the team myself you know me a hello and a very warm welcome to the program. mass protests are once again gripping fronts over controversial pension reform plans marking the largest shutdown of infrastructure in decades in the country earlier in the day president. of the proposed changes to his cabinet or to charlotte given ski's been following developments for us. hard cool section of the society are continuing to come out to the streets to take part in these protests let's just take a look at the procession here in paris and you'll get a sense of how full the streets are with those who wanted to come out again today the 51st day of the strike the 7th day of nationwide a

s national health service is under attack in the 1st of its legal challenge. drugs for children. a landmark united nations ruling. the right to asylum. dangerous decision creating fear in europe of mass immigration. debate. it's just another way . to open border and you know even to most. i can't believe anyone. people will be on the move and we have to start talking about how we deal with. the russian troops. at the request of the united states has been extradited from greece to france alexander been mixed lawyer says his removal from the hospital was illegal and threatened his health. taken by police forces. ordered the doctors to release him even though he was exhausted on the 5 day hunger strike he has been barred from communicating with me see his rights are being violated. thanks for joining us in our. welcome to the program. the u.k.'s national health service is facing a 1st of its kind legal battle overprescribing children as young as 9 puberty blockers and crossed sex hormone drugs one claimant 23 year old q rebel who was previously truth by the gender identity developmen

national health service isn't being sued for prescribing life changing drugs to youngsters to alter their gender leading greymouth to explain why this case is unique. looking at when asking young children. to consent to an experimental treatment can be and he said if we also don't know the outcomes the full side effects of what's going to happen . are broadcasting a lot of direct our studios in moscow this is our teacher national and sean thomas have with us. and you run a news outlet has apparently fallen foul of u.s. sanctions so far as news agency says its international website has been taken down amid an increasingly hostile relationship between the 2 countries which is more. it appears that the most popular news outlet in the islamic republic of iran has been removed from the internet by the u.s. treasury as we hear fars news has put this on their twitter take a listen. the photos news dot com websites is being blocked on u.s. treasuries orders and emails sent to followers newsagency by the provider clearly stated that the treasury's office of foreign assets control has argued the ag

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it may be an indictment of the national health service that that happened. >> mark: >> mark: we alwayse the national health servic, just for elizabeth warren's sakt just to be clear on this, when garfield got shocked, but said that it wasn't the bullet that killed him but everybody poking around inside him trying to find the bullet. something similar happen here. it was not the popcorn. it was all the stuff put in his mouth poking to try to get at the popcorn which is what everyone loved. >> that is the moral of the story, veins, if you make them bleed ugandan assets, you better see your dentist because that can feed the blood stream that feeds the heart. you know, his valve, chambers of the heart, very susceptible to bacteria in the bloodstream's so i would warn everyone not to poke away around with foreign objects. this could happen to you. and $50,000 hospitalization and surgery. >> mark: but then why do you see in some restaurants toothpicks? >> well, toothpicks are okay provided they are clean and used for a specific device but medically floss is much safer. brushing your teeth is

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question is why would the government needed to put into law an inadequate funding for the national health service? g there are health professionals have said the nhs needs more money than the government is paying in order to keep the patients safe. it's now been almost three years thsince the government promiseda green paper on social care. and seven months as the minister himself stood on the steps of downing street and said he prepared a clear plan to fix the crisis in social care. what is the holdup? wherhold up?where is the plan ls >> mr. speaker, the constructive attitude as you know we do intend to begin with cross party talks as we begin to build and on the need to tackle the issue everybody has dignity and security. i look forward to his support and it's thanks to this we are now able to tackle the problems i don't know if the pre- minister had a chance to read the manifesto but we made it very clear we have a plan. a very clear one and it is free personal care, funding and support for care. and i'm very happy to send another copypy of the manifestoo he can read it. the prime minister sai

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that's what i will be watching most closely and i'm sure that's what the who, the cec and your national health serviceill be watching closely. one of the most recent points is the mortality rate, which are said to be quite low in percentage terms. those who have it, i think only two or 3% are sadly dying off it. do you take any are sadly dying off it. do you take a ny co mfo rt are sadly dying off it. do you take any comfort from that? no. first of all, i'd be very careful not to ascribe certainty to the data we have on mortality rates for two reasons. one, as the disease was longer, a surveillance system gets better. we pick up more diseases earlier and the denominator dilutes out and mix the death rate look lower. likewise, people have been in the hospital for weeks lower. likewise, people have been in the hospitalfor weeks now and u nfortu nately have the hospitalfor weeks now and unfortunately have got more sick and are perhaps dying as a different rate. so there is upward and downward pressure on that number. i wouldn't take it seriously yet. at the end of the outbreak, if it turns out to be one

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health patients are reportedly being sexually assaulted in mixed sex wards and england's national health service single sex wards see 3 times few reports of abuse yet despite ministers pledging to scrap makes wards idling still allow shared spaces there were 100-1000 complaints of sexual assault in mixed wards between april 2017 and october 2019 that's a rate of one attack a day one victim spoke out about the conditions the room i was in was surrounded by the entrance to the main car door so there were men standing almost all side i couldn't go anywhere without going to a mixed area i just had to lock myself in my room the whole time the department of health and social care house responded by saying it will not tolerate sexual abuse in the n.h.s. but political activist linda bell says it's disgraceful but the decision to axe makes wards still not been carried out. i think it's that it's about 20 years certainly 15 years ago that. hospitals made an undertaking that they would get rid of mixed wards frankly the government ought to be ashamed that allowing british hospitals to it to not carry out a

health patients are reported to being sexually assaulted in mixed sex wards in england's national health service single sex wards see 3 times fewer reports of abuse yet despite ministers pledging to scrap mixed wards guidelines do still allow shared spaces to exist there were 1900 complaints of sexual assault a mix was between 2017 and october law. that is right if one attack a day could grant is one of the victims. i was on a mental outward will my depression and anxiety there is very very low i was in this particular hospital. and in the past couple of weeks i met a blast became a stranger it was a staff member who worked nights he comes on time to talk to me that i didn't really think much of it. but over time and he just became more sunny close to me joking to me always in my gut your know what's in a chat room it was the bus. stop should have no chips event i'm used and you might. even just touching my hand and my own was it was well and i didn't. think it was a program. or weeks later. he slowly became closer to me. i extend to not. sexual so many get to. know you don't seem to me well tha

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hopefully, they will, they will get the national health service back up and running.r head in northern ireland is already above other parts of the country. higher levels of poverty here and the legacy of the troubles place a heavy burden. the prime minister's visit marks a new era, but there is a whole raft of problems for stormont to address after such a long time away. no exact answer for its new leaders about how much the british government is willing to pay. we have stepped up to the plate, he put forward an agreement he asked us to sign up to it, we have all signed up to it and come into a multiparty executive. therefore, it is now incumbent upon the prime minister to step up to the plate in relation to those financial options. although famous for its past, northern ireland is looking to the future. today, same—sex marriage is legal for the first time. but a dark history still clouds politics here, and over the years, huge sums have been spent helping northern ireland find its way. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. the uk has demanded an apology from the iranian amb

hundreds of women and men are reportedly being sexually assaulted in mixed wards in england's national health service at the rate of one attack a day despite ministers pledging to scrap and they chest mixed wards guidelines to allow shared spaces and mixed corridors or poor reveals there were $286.00 reports of sexual assault in single sex wards between april of 2017 and october 2019 that's 3 times lower than for mixed sex wards make sex wards received 100-1000 reports of sexual assault in the same period that's a rate of one attack a day one victim spoke out about the conditions the room i was in was surrounded by the entrance to the main car door so there were men standing almost all said i couldn't go in you were without going to a mixed area i just had to lock myself in my room the whole time the department of health and social care has responded by saying it will not tolerate sexual abuse in the n.h.s. but political activist on the bells says it's disgraceful that the decision to axe mix words has still not been carried out. i think it's a it's about 20 years certainly 15 years ago that. hospita