we got the national health service _ when there? when there? we got the national health service calling out - when there? we got the national health service calling out for- health service calling out for an extra £10 billion, we've got the debate over the uk state pension and whether it should go pension and whether it should 9° up pension and whether it should go up by pension and whether it should go up by around 9% in line with uk wages and we got the government looking for its own balancing a programme between the north and south of the united kingdom when its infrastructure so huge numbers of calls on the chancellor's pocket at a time when frankly that pocket is pretty empty with the national debt aggregate. what they particular focus on is, one, you got a lot of children that have suffered very badly during the pandemic, they haven't had a proper education. that is a fundamental long—term problem, and at the other end you got this huge potential increase in pensions coming up and in the middle you got the end of the universal

and here in britain, we have experienced the years of under financing of national health services. profiteering by the drugs companies, privatization of health and medical services. many of the same kinds of problems that afflict the health service in russia. and in other capitalist countries around the reply has got to be that we have a system of steeply progressive taxation that the rich and big business should be forced to pay the proper share of taxes to fund the national health service and other public services that we have health services that is in public ownership and under democratic public control. and we put an end to the privatization and the ram can profiteering that takes place in health care. so many of the policies of the coroner's palm here, the russian federation portfolio, very similar to ours because we face the same base we face the same problems it's, it's difficult to put a lot of those through and a lot of western countries, obviously without driving the wealth i was, whereas in russia i suppose there is a lot more public ownership. so what would you say the major differ

i obviously welcome more money for the national health service and we will study carefully the detailsng longer for a the waiting times for those waiting longerfor a hip replacement or a hernia operation, is also about the fact we have lost so many midwives so we don't have safe maternity services, that we are not going to help checks to ensure that people are well and not at risk of heart disease or stroke. it is also about cancer, and about mental health. we will be looking carefully to see if on those runs this plan will deliver what we needed to for patients. i am more broadly concerned that boris johnson has broken his personal promise to the british people and is not putting up national insurance. that means a nurse, a care worker will be paying more in tax to fund the social care system, a cap that will not fix the deep—rooted problems and social care. it is not a care cap, it is a care corn. he addressed _ a care cap, it is a care corn. he addressed that issue of the broken election promise head on. is that nobody could have seen this pandemic coming and that had changed the la

parts of the national health service already say that they are under strain.hat the different nations of the united kingdom run their own covid policies because health is part of their devolved powers. henry, looking into what boris johnson is trying to do to get britain through relatively unscathed this coming winter, how well does it look like he is doing? well, this government has been plagued from the beginning with very poor messaging, or very confusing messaging, in terms of what needs to be done. except at the very beginning of the pandemic with the lockdowns, where i think a lot of the public were on board with putting on masks, not going outside except for essential trips. people have now sort of set that aside, partly because the government has said use your ownjudgment. and i think that is nice to a certain degree but we, as the public, don't have access to all the same kind of scientific data that the government does and that it says it is following, so that is also why we elect officials to make some of these judgments for us. and so i think there

the largest tax rises in decades, saying it will pay for a large catch—up programme in the national health servicend fund long—awaited reforms to elderly care. and huge demonstrations are taking place in brazil in support of controversial president jair bolsonaro, who has launched attacks on congress and the supreme court. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 6am in the morning in singapore and 2:30am in the morning in kabul, where the taliban have announced an interim government. it comes more than three weeks after they ousted the afghan president and took control of most of the country. the head of the interim cabinet is this man, mohammad hasan akhund, who also happens to be on a united nations terror sanctions list. today, hundreds of protesters, many of them women, took to the streets of the capital, kabul. they were met with warning shots from the taliban. the bbc�*s secunder kermani reports from kabul. "death to pakistan," the crowd chant. they're furious at what they believe is the country's support for the taliban, including, they allege, in taking over

covid has inspired a wave of love for the national health service.the nhs makes more than three quarters of people proud to be british. i was suicidal. i came out of that appointment and said to my partner, i want to die. i've had enough of this. dee, who lives in south wales, says she loves the nhs but in the end she spent her life savings on private care for her endometriosis because the national health service left her feeling dismissed, disrespected and desperate. i did not want to die, ijust wanted it to be better, i wanted it to stop. you just feel like nobody believes you and nobody is listening to you. the idea of the nhs makes us proud, but research by engage britain suggests our experience of it often disappoints us. in a poll 28% of people said they had had to fight to get the treatment they needed. over a quarter of people said they felt dismissed or not taken seriously, a figure that rises to 45% among young women. we really love the nhs. this is an institution that truly is valued across this country. but that is sitting at the same tim

our national health service is the pride i national health service is the pride of a whole united kingdomiend at work problems with their heart and needs a pacemaker, your friend at work he thinks that they should get that lump or cough checked out. so we must not help the nhs to recover, to be able to provide this much needed care to our constituents and the people we love and we must provide the funding to do so now. we not only have to pay for the operations and treatments that people decided not to have during the pandemic, we need to pay good wages with a 50,000 nurses who will enable that treatment and she can help us tackle waiting lists that could otherwise expand to 13 million over the next few years. we need to go beyond the record fountain we have already provided and we need to go further than the 48 hospitals and 50 million more gp appointments that are already on our planet. today we are beginning the biggest capture programme in nhs history, tackling the covid backlogs by increasing hospital capacity to 110% and enabling 9 million more appointments, scans and operations. as

do we want to be spending billions and billions more on the national health service or do we want to tter and healthier nation? idd we want to become a fitter and healthier nation?— healthier nation? dd cms have resnonded _ healthier nation? dd cms have responded saying _ healthier nation? dd cms have responded saying they - healthier nation? dd cms have responded saying they have . healthier nation? dd cms have - responded saying they have pumped a load of money 100 million into the national legislature to enact centre recovery and many more on top of that. that barely scratches the surface when we are talking about £1 billion worth of investment required. billion worth of investment required-— billion worth of investment reuuired. ., ., ., required. we are one of the only nations in _ required. we are one of the only nations in the _ required. we are one of the only nations in the developed - required. we are one of the only nations in the developed world l required. we are one of the only i nations in the developed world that doesn't have a programme in place, a mandate in place so

the government says it will be guided by the numbers and how well the national health service is copingitting around 750 people a day to hospital, which is much less than 3800 people that were being admitted at the peak in january. but we are back to a level that we were at in early march. over a rolling seven day period there we are around 33,000 new cases a day. and 138 deaths per day. which tells you that today we seem ready to tolerate much more than we did 18 months ago. but then maybe that's because 18 months on we do have proper testing and a vaccine that works. i'm joined now by matthew taylor, the chief executive of the nhs confederation. the membership organisation speaks by the whole health care system in england, the membership organisation speaks by the whole health care system in england, wales the membership organisation speaks by the whole health care system in england, wales and the membership organisation speaks by the whole health care system in england, wales and northern the membership organisation speaks by the whole health care system in england, wales and norther

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prime minister boris johnson says a new tax levy is needed to help fund the country's national health servicecial care, breaking a key election pledge in the process. >> no conservative government wants to raise taxes, but nor could we in good conscience raise the cost of this plan simply by borrowing the money and imposing the burden on future generations. this new levee will break our manifesto commitment. but i global pandemic was not in our manifesto either. anna: let's get analysis of debt markets, government debt markets. pooja kumra, toronto-dominion bank's senior european rates strategist joins us now. let's focus our conversation in the u.k. and think about what this tells us globally about fiscal spending and tackling deficits. it seems as if the u.k. maybe is leading the charge on taking fiscal deficit post-pandemic more seriously, pulling up taxes as a result. is this something the bond markets were calling for, gilt markets were calling for? pooja: good morning to all of you. yes, i think in terms of the stance from europe, u.k., they want to follow conservative fiscal strategy.

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the government hopes to raise 36 billion pounds, that is about 42 billion euros, for the national health servicend social care. in particular, the u.k.'s aging population. >> instead of individuals having to bear the financial risks of catastrophic care costs themselves, we as a country are deciding to share more of that risk collectively. the only alternative would be to borrow more indefinitely. but that would be irresponsible at a time when our national debt is already the highest it has been in peacetime. kate: france's national to statistics -- national statistics office expects growth this year. gdp growth expected from 6% to 6.25%. economists saying at least for now the fourth wave of coronavirus infections that interrupted france's controversial health plans have not seemed to affected the economic recovery. let's take a look at the day's trading action now. wall street has closed mixed on concerns of the delta variant. the dow jones down at the closing bell. but when share is percent. just the nasdaq closing slightly above the flat line. losses of about half a percentage point each in l

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the uk government is expected to announce its long—awaited plan for social care and the national health servicegrowing pressure over how it's to be paid for. critics say any rise in national insurance levy would disproportionately affect those on lower wages. official figures show that more than 7 million confirmed cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the uk since the pandemic began. this comes as over 41,000 postitve tests were reported on monday, along with 45 covid—related deaths. meanwhile, the families of those killed by the downing of mh—17 have been giving evidence for the first time at the murder trial in ther netherlands. four suspects, three russians and one ukranian, are accused of shooting down the plane over "rebel—held" eastern ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board. all four are suspected of being key pro—russian separatists, and none are attending the trial. anna holligan sent this report. the bereaved families want the world to know their scars may have healed but the wounds remain. this was the first relative to speak in the courtroom. her father and stepmother

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so support that bill and we will help to begin to deal with climate change. prisons. national health service is launched . the world's largest try live a new blood test which can detect more than 50 kind of cancer before symptoms appear, called the glaring test and developed in the us. it looks the chemicals that leak from tomb is into the bloodstream. fine to say, can i then defy kansas that a difficult to diagnose in the early stages like in the head and neck, as well as ovarian and pancreatic tumors. let's bring in doctor carl quarter. he is professor of cancer medicine and founding dean of the university of buckingham medical school. he joins us now from london. thank you very much for joining us on the, on their news are. so in your opinion, how significant a development might this test turn out to be? so, to be honest, we just don't know what it has to be, try it out in the population. and it's great that it's a single system of health care delivery. when you compare those that have the chest 2 years every year and those that don't. and so the plan is to gather 840000 people and 270002

deputy leader of the scottish government, who welcomed when the labor government put up a national health service. he said, i'm absolutely delighted that the chancellor of the exchequer has expected -- accepted the progressive taxation required to invest in -- let's get the story straight. this is more cash for people in scotland, it's more investment for families in scotland. it is good for scotland and for the whole of the united kingdom. >> thank you, mr. speaker. requiring long-term integrated health care strategies, can's prime minister confirm what actions the government is taking to implement regular reviews of health care provisions to meet future needs of my constituency? >> my honorable friend is quite right. stanford and the health care bill will ensure that there are integrated health care partnerships, bringing together local authorities and local health care. there is more to be done and that will be done in the forthcoming white paper. >> mr. speaker, yesterday's social care plan forgot family caring. millions are wiping bottoms, washing and dressing our loved ones, whether elderly

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treatment in england is the reason why most of the extra revenue raised will go initially to the national health serviceter, borisjohnson, speaking to our health editor, hugh pym, nonetheless refused to set any targets for reducing those waiting times. you see people come forward... the prime minister was back at the hospital trust where he was treated in intensive care during the first covid surge. he's announced a new three—year funding dealfor the nhs in england to help clear the backlog of cancelled operations. this is a training area at st thomas's hospital with no patients, so no masks required, when i asked what impact the new money might have. in england, there are more than 300,000 waiting more than a year for an operation. before the pandemic, it was nearer 1,000. how much is that going to come down? give us an idea. we are going to work as fast and as hard as we can, hugh. but don't you need to give some targets as to where you want to get to? we want our nhs to... they think they can do 9 million treatments with the money we're giving them. we hope that that will be... i'm sure they can do i

and a lot of the media concentration on the intensive care was, and what the national health service would be overwhelmed in an acute sense. i think that the social media was an oval, at least for getting some concentration on this and shooting phase of the of the disease and communicating with fellow sufferers. yes, certainly. and i think it's provided a lot of support to people during that time, especially when they couldn't accept any kind of health care or any kind of you know, really attention from their doctors. so i think they certainly provided a support network. i know it's received criticism because people believe that it fuels people believing that as a problem, even if they don't potentially have one. but i would disagree. i think it's been an extremely good report. network people, many of whom are still struggling, even 18 months into the pandemic, to actually get the kind of health care attention that they, that they need and that they deserve. so i think it's been use them in that sense, but i will say in particular, use them in, in raising awareness opposite to ation.

voters will back him because the money is to provide care for elderly people and for the national health servicerts. small jellied eels. this trip to the essex coast brings back happy memories for sharon, it is one of the places she and her mother loved visiting. now, 92—year—old june is in a nursing home. she has heart problems, epilepsy and needs a lot of help which has been paid for by selling the council house the family worked hard to buy. their experience underlines why reform of the care system is so desperately needed. it's just worrying me sick. it's worrying me sick. one in seven people will pay more than £100,000 towards their care. she does know she hasn't got endless pots of money. you know, we have paid, i think my last calculation is around 250,000, £260,000 in fees already. the money will run out within weeks but council funding doesn't cover the home's fees, so after four years, sharon's mum may be forced to move somewhere cheaper. my mum's not a piece of luggage you auction off to the lowest bidder. i made a promise to my mum that she would stay in that home. 0bviously, when th

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honorable reason friend -- [inaudible] -- being taken to protect the most vulnerable in the national health service? >> can i thank my honorable friend. we're very clear, vaccines save lives and they're boosting the economy because they've allowed us to open up. and that's particularly important for the risk to vulnerable people -- [inaudible] -- 19% of care staff have received their first dose ahead of the november deadline. we encourage others to get vaccinated and, of course, the dhs is currently considering whether to make vaccinations of not just covid, but also flu if a condition of employment in front-line workers and also in care settings. [inaudible] >> will place a huge burden on the public sector and local government to police and fire services. can the deputy prime minister tell the house what the financial impact of this will be both north and south of the border and will additional funding be provided? >> what can i say to the lady, of course the treasury has taken very carefully these measures. we're supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs for young people under our kickstart scheme

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the national health service in the united kingdom of all places is where they are during the test comingthe country like were from the beginning, china makes the test. these tests are here and we need to make them in america and we need to be free in every household so we can tell if a kid is sick or not. i encourage masks, of course everyone can be vaccinated to protect those around you but as usual, purely political speech, i think medical about it. judge jeanine: one of the problems is we don't make enough medicines in the u.s., they are coming from over there. the administration says they are working on it rapid test five was talking about, it's coming from china, is that what you are telling us? >> that's where a lot of it is and that's where the united kingdom is getting in the ones available here cost too much. the ones they are selling in the premises cost too much so he said okay, want to get money towards that but i want purely free. that's what the act is for, free. you're right, china is doing this, they made a crummy faxing they try to push around the world. luckily we caugh

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