in the national health service, there was an investment and they were told there would be more money investment in the national health service. then they got to brexit and the money is not there. that y have the covid crisis and the energy crisis and people are getting poorer and people do not accept it anymore. that is why there are a lot of strikes, protests and people getting their voice heard and will not accept to continue like this. wealth should be on a base of solidarity distributed to everyone and not just a few. >> i am still trying to get a handle. on the continent, across so many different industries. i have just said for the audience, civil service personnel, passport personnel, border guards, railway workers, you name it, all public sector workers in england at the moment have a gripe overpay. is it the same in europe? >> you have germany, there were strikes in the airport business. in our country, strikes in the prisons because people are incarcerated in really bad conditions because there is not a lot of -- not enough money. they are putting money in the private compan

let us focus on the situation in the national health service in the national health service in the nationaldoctors in england could go on strike again as the uk government continues to refuse a 35% pay increase. the latest action led to 196,000 hospital appointments being cancelled. talks between the parties appear to be in a stalemate, so medical leaders have called for independent mediation to find a solution. hugh pym has more. what do we want? fair pay! there have _ what do we want? fair pay! there have been _ what do we want? fair pay! there have been two - what do we want? fair pay! | there have been two strikes what do we want? fair pay! i there have been two strikes by junior doctors in england, and more have not been ruled out. the doctors union, the british medical association says they need to be a 35% pay rise to compensate for inflation over 15 years. ministers say that is unaffordable. there are currently no talks planned. now the academy of medical royal colleges with leading figures in the medical profession say they are concerned about both a lack of a solution in the page

and of course it was a labour government to be brought in the national health service in 1948. . at this conservative government has been running our public services, whether it is our schools, our criminaljustice whether it is our schools, our criminal justice system whether it is our schools, our criminaljustice system or our health service into the ground. the question that people are asking is me and my family better off than when the conservatives came into government and are any of the public services working better since the conservatives took power 13 years ago? of course, the answer to the question is no. with more on this — let's cross to the newsroom — and speak to our health correspondent, jim reid. tell us what this dispute is about and whyjunior doctors say they are fighting for this 35% pay rise. it fighting for this 35% pay rise. it is all about the money, but also about other aspects of their working conditions as well. on the money, junior doctors, their argument has been that over the past 15 years, since 2008, which forjunior doctors have fallen significantly

the national health service corps could not be more important -- when we talk about investing in the community health center program, we have to think about the program like the national center core, which enables them to staff up. if you are making the investment and health centers you have to think about part of the access equation is that workforces. the national health service force has a decades-long record of success, boats in diversity and in retention in areas where they are doing the training. there is a request for significant funding to at least keep intact what has been invested over the past couple of years through the rescue plan. it has been a huge enabling factor to make sure that health care centers have been able to bring in and retain the staff that they have. i cannot echo emphasize enough the importance to the national health corps specifically. -- as well, that is really what enables house centers to train up. just getting at what you also mentioned, senator, around, where are these people coming from? there are so many individuals in the community who are poised

it's expected to be the most disruptive mass action in the history of the national health service. the one secretary general antonio terrace is arrive in somalia for what his office is described as a visit of solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan. samaya is facing the worst drought in its history. 5 rainy seasons, half failed, half of the population has been effected to 1000000 people have been forced to leave their homes to tear. it says the un needs more money to be able to increase your mind to carry an assistance in the horn of africa. although so mostly it makes virtually no contribution to climate change. the so bob is out among the great, this was nearly 5000000 people. expediency i levels of acute fuel insecurity. and of course, rising prices make matters worse. so i call on donors, and i call the international community to step up their supports towards as we fund the 2023, you may response plan, which is currently just 15 percent funded somali people deserve the solidarity of the international community process are being held in if you p as i'm har, region a

it's expected to be the most disruptive mass action in the history of the national health service. the philippines, the u. s. have launch their largest ever joined military drills. more than 17000 troops are participating in the exercises, which will take part over the next 2 weeks. north korea's leader can john own, has called for his country to expand war deterrence capabilities in a more offensive way. he says it's in response to what he calls aggression by south korea and the u. s. the news hour is at the top of the hour. i'll see you then. it's back to al jazeera investigations, an assassination attempt on a tobacco tycoon. simon rutland is one of cimbawe boys, richest men. he runs a money laundering operation through his company gold leaf tobacco. they call him the boss. you have no idea money. let's go ahead. gold leaf is one of southern africa's largest cigarette produces is i didn't realize it. i had made so many people angry me. what is it? so it was happening. it burst it kin 1000000 for ration grand. it's a $1000000.00 just stood out there. you don't have a $1000000.00

a 5% pay rise offered to national health service staff in england is likely to get majority union backingarp, has resigned after accepting the findings of a critical report which found he'd failed to be transparent about his dealings with borisjohnson to the panel interviewing him for the job. the controversy centred on his involvement in facilitating an £800,000 loan guarantee for mrjohnson, who was prime minister at the time, and who signed off on his appointment as bbc chairman. mr sharp is to stand down injune from the role, which is meant to defend the bbc�*s standards and values. he said it would be a distraction for him to remain in thejob. so, why is the bbc chairman appointed by the uk prime minister and what is the chairman's role? our analysis editor ros atkins explains. well, richard sharp's resignation raises questions for the bbc, for the government and about how power works in britain. the job at the centre of the story is bbc chair. the chair leads the bbc board, which has to ensure the bbc delivers its commitments to the country and is tasked with upholding and protecting

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the labour government were the ones who brought in the national health service in 19118. to have a _ service in 1948. it is incredibly important to have a health - service in 1948. it is incredibly - important to have a health service thatis important to have a health service that is free at the point of need, when you need it most. but this conservative government has been running our public services, whether it is our schools, our criminal justice system, or a health service into the ground. the question that people are asking is, of family better off then before the conservatives came into governments, and are our public services working better than when the conservatives came into govan? and as with anything else, the answer to those questions is no. —— came into government. i questions is no. -- came into government-— questions is no. -- came into government. i would like to start with the point — government. i would like to start with the point that _ government. i would like to start with the point that rachel- government. i would like to start| with the point that

i think england is an amazing country in terms of the m, a chest, the national health service, the rule of law, access to justice. and there is a relatively compared to the rest of europe and certainly to america a more free and balanced media. so i absolutely understand that people want to acquire those things, but i would say nowadays people should look to their own country 1st. because if you take it, if you have a sense of security in your country, you know, apart from those people who are, god forbid being repressed, all their lives are at stake, or they're so below the poverty line that they cannot even survive. that's a different type of migration, but it's a middle class people who are educated. i would say if you have a certain level of respect to your country and security and your basic needs are met. you know, the grass is always greener, but when you get there, especially if you go to like, say, the united states, you would be a 2nd or even a 3rd class for many, many years. now in one of your interviews here, described the cultural shock that you had when you went to one par

the british national health service about the economy of the future has warned nurses that strikes couldse new disruptions to service delivery royal college of nursing members will strike from 8pm on sunday until midnight on monday imf says russia is doing better than expected against according to the report of this organization, despite the decline in the economic growth of russia in the second quarter of 2022, the country's economy improved in the third and fourth quarters, and the decrease in production was limited to two and one-tenths of percent in 2022. the first rank of sistan province and balochistan in benefiting from the coverage of public health insurance, according to the general director of insurance of the health insurance organization, more than 85 percent of the population covered by health insurance in this province were insured for free. they are universally insured and have birth certificates and national cards they are and we can actually insure them with the assessment done by the ministry of labor cooperation and social welfare. the good news is that with the consen

the 4 day walk out is the most serious action in a series of strikes by staff of the national health service. as workers struggle with the cost of living crisis, the national security minister in israel so far, right? government, eco mar bank. their joint crowds. jewish settlers as they marched to a former settlement in the west, back calling for re occupation unofficial settlement at every tar was closed. by israeli authorities in 2021 day the president at the white house says it's prepared for a long legal fight for women's reproductive rights. this time over access to an abortion pill shut down over the check. the drug may, for me, for a print stone appears to be heading to the supreme court, the f. d. a approved to use 23 years ago. but a trump appointed federal judge has since ruled to suspend the residents of louisville. in the u. s. state of kentucky have been holding vigils to more than the victims of a mass shooting authority, say, a man armed with a rifle opened fire on monday at the bank where he worked. he killed 5 people and wounded 9 others while live streaming attack before sh

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i think england is an amazing country in terms of the m, a chest, the national health service, the rule of law, access to justice and europe, and certainly to america a more free and balance of security in your country. if you know, apart from those people who are, god forbid being repressed on their lives are stake, or there is so below the poverty line that they cannot even. so that's a different type of migration. but it's a middle class people who are educated, i would say if you have a certain level of respect to your country and security and your basic needs are met. you know, the grass is always greener, but when you get there, especially if you go to say the states, you would be a 2nd or even a 3rd class for many, many years. now in one of your interviews here, described the cultural song that you had when you went to one party in the, in pakistan, in here where the only one who wasn't drinking or smoking there, despite the fact that you're warns, actually born in that country. but it was almost like while being born in the u. k, you were last westernized than many of the people

we hear about our national health service not being able to keep up with the issues that normally peoplewhen you get a country that has had ten years of war, we are now looking at all of this and go back are potentially victims of landmines, and that will go on for the next 30 years and provision will need to be made for those who are left injured by the many thousands if not to millions of landmines that will have been laid by the end of this crisis. ., will have been laid by the end of this crisis-_ will have been laid by the end of this crisis-— this crisis. you are quite right to focus on those _ this crisis. you are quite right to focus on those issues. _ this crisis. you are quite right to focus on those issues. ukraine | focus on those issues. ukraine saying 724 people have already been blown up by russia mines since that invasion began. what is so stark about this is just how big an area in ukraine is affected. he said roughly the size of serie a to give you another example, an area of land larger than england wales combined. a huge swathe of land, people will be returning there

the uk's national health service will face unparalleled levels of disruption when workers walk off the job for four days this week. about 280 5000 appointments and procedures have been postponed thus far. disputes have plagued the u.k. public-sector for months as tesla said to build a battery factory in shanghai, cementing -- tesla will make its storage unit in the new facility factory for ev's in shanghai. this comes after elon musk visited last weekend. a quick overview of the global markets. many were caught lower as we counted to u.s. cpi later in the week. treasury futures with a marginal change. i want to get to the bank of japan because the new governor will be holding his inaugural press conference around 7:50 later monday. a chance -- since trade we are at 132. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is, uh, my kitchen table, and it is also my filing system. over much of the past three decades, i've been an investor. the highest calling of mankind, i've often thought, was private equity. [laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews, so i know how to do some i

strike is expected to be the most disruptive action taken by staff in the history of the national health service. more than a quarter of a 1000000 appointments and operations could be canceled. well, marks reports from london for a british junior doctor like actually macklin daugherty free time away from what is rare and fall from relaxing. she's a cancer specialist with a young child at home and she's currently struggling to pay her bills in britain capital. also at the most expensive city, when i'm waking up at 2 in the morning, worried about the patient i've just been given came to therapy. say i want to say feel, i don't have to also wake up worrying about the credit card bills and gas bills. and the energy, you know, the things everyone else is worrying about as well. thanks and talk to these financial pressures, she's joining tens of thousands of other dr. then strike action that start today. it's the 2nd strike this year with the medical union that represents young doctor demanding a 35 percent pay rise from the government. after years below inflation wage increases. macklin daugherty say

i had my life saved twice by the national health service for free. so i always say that because i don't want it to come out like i'm sounding like the self made man story. you know, i did it all on my own. i didn't. the 2nd thing is i went to a very good art school and a lot of the emphasis of the art school was about the question of how do we approach things creatively? it wasn't about how do we make a nice picture or how do we make an ice sculpture. and that became a sort of theme of my life of how do we look at any problem or any situation and try to think of a, a different way of a different perspective on it. and i came to think that's what the main job of art is actually. and i, i think in a way, all art is kind of suggesting other worlds to us as saying, what would a world like this be like, have the experience, see how you feel about it? those thoughts kind of liberated me quite a lot because i didn't any more care about making nice music. i just want to make experiments if it made me feel something i would count as a success. so it seemed na

reviews about this doctor, you can also use the dashboard on the official website of the national health serviceraine, where again you can see the list of all the doctors in this medical institution that you are interested in seeing from the declarations made , as well as whether this doctor has reached the limit in the declaration, if we talk about which ones there are currently optimal volumes for of doctors is 1,800 people per family doctor. that is, the number of declarations that can be made with patients. 2,000 people per one general practitioner doctor and 900 people per e.e.e. pediatrician doctor. this amount can vary and differ depending on socio-demographic, infrastructural and other factors. characteristics of the territory can we say that forcibly displaced persons have equal rights when it comes to the quality and maybe the openness of the provision of medical services yes i well, in my opinion, they now have equal rights and again, doctors are also prohibited to refuse accepted e-declarations on the basis if, for example, there is some disease, for example, in gender, age, place of

strike is expected to be the most disruptive action taken by staff in the history of the national health service of villa marks joins us now from outside saint thomas is hospital in london, does it look villain like the numbers are picking up and just trying to peer over your shoulder? there are no, not really sorry. there's only a small number of thought, just picketing here today, but of course they're fixing right across the capital city of the u. k. and many other towns and cities across the country outside hospitals like this one. this strike affects what's known as junior doctors, but those might be individuals that have just left medical school right up to those with up to 15 years of experience. they belong to a union called the british medical association. and that absence from staffing roaches will have a very, very significant impact, as you just mentioned on the ability of the british health care system overall to provide care. i've been speaking somebody thought to live the last few days. and they've said that, of course they don't take this action lightly, but given the challenges

the 4 day walk out is the most serious action in a series of war, counts by staff of the national health service, as well as struggle with the cost of living crisis. and a pub in southern england was the arena for one of good fridays lesson own sporting spectacular players from all over the world. travel to the small town of tinsley green to compete in the 2023 world marvels championships. spectators gathered in the sunshine to celebrate a rather unusual good friday tradition. the world's best marbles play as rolled up for the annual championship at the greyhound pop in sussex, reportedly 1st stage at the same location back in 1588. this year's event, pitt, at 13 teams in near gladiatorial combat. on a 6 foot wide concrete circle, cupboard in sand, the rules are simple. $49.00 marbles are placed inside the circle with players receiving a point for each one they knock out of the ring with a shooting marble called tale. the 1st team to reach 25 points is then declared the winner. so what is the secret to being a good marbles player? a good player really needs to have that dexterity with his hand t

a 5 percent pay rise offered to national health service staff in england is likely to get majority unionbers are in favor —— making it likely that most of the 1a nhs unions will support the deal when they meet ministers next week. florida governor ron desantis is wrapping up a week—long international tour with a stop in the london today. desantis, who is widely expected to announce his run for president in 2024 soon, met with britain's foreign minister, aiming to boost economic ties. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. keen for a bit of freedom and a beautiful day for it. time for liquorice, turmeric and sage to return to the wild after months of being nurtured back to health. first off, the block is turmeric. having one eye certainly isn't stopping her. it's liquorice, though, who's been causing a bit of a stir. so she is a black seal. she's what we call a melaninistic seal. here they are very rare. i've actually only seen one while i've worked at the seal sanctioned. i've been there three years, so it was super exciting. obviously not great that she had to come in, bu

people in england are being warned to expect unparalleled levels of disruption to the national health serviceit will press ahead with strikes. the health secretary, steve barclay, has accused the british medical assosciation of taking a militant stance, saying the strikes had been timed to cause maximum disruption and carry a considerable risk to patient safety. our correspondent, simon jones, has more. one, two, three, four, we cannot take it anymore! junior doctors are — cannot take it anymore! junior doctors are set _ cannot take it anymore! junior doctors are set or _ cannot take it anymore! junior doctors are set or on - cannot take it anymore! juniorj doctors are set or on tuesday, straight after the easter bank holiday weekend when many staff are on leave and the four days of action will lead into next weekend meaning the nhs is facing ten days of reduced services. in the in the statement, the national director of the nhs said: the nhs confederation, representing hospital managers, is wanting up to one quarter of a million appointments and operations may have to be postponed if the str

a 5 percent pay rise offered to national health service staff in england is likely to get majority unionion representing ambulance workers and others says its members are in favour making it likely that most of the 1a nhs unions will support the deal when they meet ministers next week. children and parents in the uk are bracing for more disruption as teachers in england prepare to strike again. members of the national education union in england won't work on tuesday. it's the start of the fifth day of national strike action this year with the union seeking higher pay for teachers. delhi police have told india's supreme court they'll begin investigating sexual harassment allegations against the head of the country's wrestling federation. brij bhushan singh, who is also a parliament member for the governing party, has been accused of sexually exploiting women wrestlers. the country's top wrestlers have been protesting since sunday, demanding his arrest. mr singh has denied the accusations. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. chris is been a farmer since he was a chris alf

voted to accept the nhs pay offer and it turned out a 40% of eligible members working in the national health service from the revenue and cost will go on strike for 18 days in may and june. the public and commercial services union announced the strike today. schools in northern ireland and in the some head teachers is taking part in training for other teaching unions which staged a previous walk in february. total court in moscow that he is not being investigated on terrorism charges. he had been told by his investigators that he had been tried ljy investigators that he had been tried by military court and mr navalny�*s foundation has been accused of being behind the bombing in st. petersburg in early april which killed a prominent pro—war blogger. 11 people have not been put on an international wanted list in the link has been serving but guilty of fraud. and rosenberg has the latest. let's rewind slightly because ever since alexei navalny was sent to prison in 2021 for alleged parole violations, he has faced more and more charges, more and more criminal cases and more and more prison time. so, he

expected to be the most disruptive action taken by staff in the history of the country's national health service. more than a quarter of a 1000000 appointments and operations could be canceled. villain marks, reports now from outside. st. thomas is hospital in london. tens of thousands of junior doctors have taken the decision to go on strike for 4 days this week. those junior doctors could include recent medical school graduates all the way up to professionals with more than 15 years of experience that represents a very significant chunk of the doctor's workforce here in the u. k. and the impact on hospitals like this one beside me will be significant. we're expecting to see hundreds of thousands of surgeries, of screenings of hospital appointments, cancelled over the course of this week with an impact that could last for far longer. the british medical association. that's the union that represents these doctors is demanding a 35 percent pay increase from the british government. the government calls that number unrealistic, but the doctors argue that it simply reflects the increase in wage is g

it's expected to be the most disruptive mass action in the history of the country's national health service. un secretary general, antonio garage has arrived in somalia for what his office is described as a visit of solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan. somalia is facing the worst drought in its history. 5 rainy seasons have failed. half the population has been affected. 2000000 people have been forced to leave their homes with her. she says that the un needs more money to be able to increase humanitarian assistance in the horn of africa. and those are the headlines will have more use here and i'll 0 after all hail the planet, which is coming up next. talk the law will the law, when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential elections of 2024. the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line. we're surrounded by stuff, kitchen, stuff, office stuff, useful stuff. useless stuff. single you stuff. never use stuff. environment

it's expected to be the most disruptive mass action in the history of the national health service is really forces have arrested 5 palestinians in the city of jeanine and they occupied westbank during a series of armed grades. one house that was rated belong to a man accused of carrying out a gun, a child on a bus in the jordan valley in december last year. un secretary general. and so any good terrorist is arrive in somalia for what his office has described as a visit of solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan. somalia is facing the worst drought in its history. 5 rainy season have failed. half the population has been effected in 2000000 people have been forced to leave their homes to tear. it says the un needs more money to be able to increase your monetary and assistance in the horn of africa, the philippines and the u. s. have launched their largest ever joint military drills more than 17000 troops are participating in the exercises, which will take place over the next 2 weeks. those are the headlines on al jazeera, the news hours at the top of the hour with adrian fin

the you have the strikes on the national health service.— you have the strikes on the national healthhe same. _ health service. the problems appear to be the same, then. _ health service. the problems appear to be the same, then. if _ health service. the problems appear to be the same, then. if the - health service. the problems appear to be the same, then. if the same i to be the same, then. if the same cost—of—living crisis and poor pay. do any countries have a different approach of the problem? is there a country that you can point to that have led negotiations better? we tried in have led negotiations better? - tried in our country to have an indexation mechanism that gives us pay arises that follow the cost of living but it's not enough. it's kind of a compensation but it's really not enough because we see that shareholders are getting more and more money and it's not going in the pay raise or neither are that social protections because when people have a setback, they should have good pension or income and when there are six they should have good social protection income. when t

a 5 percent pay rise offered to national health service staff in england is likely to get majority unionet ministers next week. children and parents in the uk are bracing for more disruption as teachers in england prepare to strike again. members of the national education union in england won't work on tuesday. it's the start of the fifth day of national strike action this year with the union seeking higher pay for teachers. pope francis, who's in hungary, has urged europe not to fall prey to populism, and has warned of rising nationalism on the continent. he also appealed for openness to different languages and customs. nick thorpe has more. this is st stephen's basilica, the main church or cathedral in downtown budapest where, in the last few moments, pope francis has finished an address to the catholic clergy, to the catholic clergy, to the catholic faithful, many of them inside the church and many more outside here in the square. he has had a are busy and eventful first day in budapest. he went straight the airport this morning to a meeting with political leaders including the prime

monument of dedication to the diligence and human understanding shown by the caring staff of the national health servicestand the monument to doctors? we had three clues. well, yes, you can imagine how difficult it was for the editor to come up with hints for this question. yes , it's beautiful. op. yes, it's a pearl, which , as it were, is essentially a polyp. in a sense, it's a polyp. yes, because it is education. the formation inside the shell of the shell is even said to suffer from the fact that it has pearls inside, especially if it is large, this is also a very harmful formation for it. although very ugly so the second clue. kidneys kidneys yes, education in the kidneys, yes, and the third clue. why is she here? i don't know, but uh , there was some phrase. there was a quote. yes, well, yes, this is a quote from the film. and in general, this is the name of the film. and so the operation is called yes , just the words of the operation. and i thought it was such a professional term. it is he who when he needs an operation, you need to have an operation and you immediately understand, no matter how

but now let's focus on the days ahead for the national health service here in the uk. atens to bring the worst disruption in the history of the health service begins injust two hours here in england. it runs all the way through to saturday morning and could mean the cancellation of 350,000 appointments and operations. the doctors union is in a row with the government over pay forjunior doctors, with the british medical association sticking to its demand of a 35% pay rise and the government refusing to negotiate until what it sees as a more reasonable pay demand is met. catherine burns has the latest. what to we want? pay rise. how do we get _ what to we want? pay rise. how do we get it? — what to we want? pay rise. how do we get it? strike. _ what to we want? pay rise. how do we get it? strike. this - do we get it? strike. this winter we _ do we get it? strike. this winter we have _ do we get it? strike. this winter we have news - do we get it? strike. this winter we have news to l do we get it? strike. this i winter we have news to sing inform inform staff waving banne

the national health service in the u.k.ourns there will be unparalleled levels of disruption when junior doctors walk off the job this week. that would be about half the medical workforce. trade unions have been demanding higher pay to compensate for inflation. in sports, john rahm of spain came back to win the masters. it is his second victory in the four major tournaments. global news 24 hours a day, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> i believe in a one china policy that i would be willing to fight for taiwan, because taiwan is a democracy and we have stood with them. i would up your game and if you don't up your game, you are going to ha

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