focused on growing our economy, rebuilding our national health service.th the conservatives.— delay that you get with the conservatives. ok, so you are accusing — conservatives. ok, so you are accusing the _ conservatives. ok, so you are accusing the conservatives . conservatives. ok, so you are accusing the conservatives of| conservatives. ok, so you are - accusing the conservatives of being divided, there are none in the labour party at the moment? we are united, labour party at the moment? we are united. united _ labour party at the moment? we are united, united party _ labour party at the moment? we are united, united party wanting - labour party at the moment? we are united, united party wanting to - united, united party wanting to change this country, wanting to grow the economy wanting to great good and well paid jobs, to raise living standards and rebuild the national health service. we are united in that endeavour and we want to take our message of hope to the country. but instead, rishi sunak, there he is, what has he got to hide? running scared

, because of the _ the national health service, because of the way— the national health servicee of data, the nhs, as you rightly— sense of data, the nhs, as you rightly implied, as this immense resource~ — rightly implied, as this immense resource. when you go and talk to people _ resource. when you go and talk to people in— resource. when you go and talk to people in the outside world, what they say— people in the outside world, what they say to you is you have this amazing — they say to you is you have this amazing opportunity in britain, with the national health service, because it is a _ the national health service, because it is a single—payer system and you have _ it is a single—payer system and you have data — it is a single—payer system and you have data that is of immense value to creating — have data that is of immense value to creating your bioscience industry and letting — to creating your bioscience industry and letting it flourish. so this is and letting it flourish. so this is an enormous opportunity for the country. — an enormous opportunity for the country, and

national health service, the national health service, i asked the simple question should they doing because i don't they be doing it because i don't think should. what think they should. what a sensation he is. luke littler , sensation he is. luke littler, i6 sensation he is. luke littler, 16 years old. odds on 16 years old. he's odds on favourite to win the world darts championship . tonight we'll go championship. tonight we'll go live to alexandra palace and the war on the motorist hmm'hmm . war on the motorist hmm'hmm. we've discovered that about half of tory backbenchers are founded by net zero billionaires. what doesit by net zero billionaires. what does it all mean? all of that coming up in a couple of seconds. first, let's get the news with sophia wenzler . news with sophia wenzler. >> thank you. nigel, i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room and other yellow weather warning for heavy rain is on its way for tomorrow after storm henk battered parts of the uk last night. the west midlands ambulance service is warning people extra care after people to take extra care after several people

that now all hospitals, all sick ukrainians are paid the same way by foreign partners, the national health servicetional health service, are 100% financed by international partners, that is, treatment of ukrainians in all hospitals in the country is paid for. the help of our partners, this is our reality, if now in this case we will create trust in us, this is it i tell you again, it is not even a scandal, it is this it may actually be the end of our country and statehood, that is, where putin was unable to neutralize and capture us with you, he was unable to capture kyiv, he was unable to capture 2/3 of ukraine for... the 22nd year until february 24, but thanks to our officials, who do not understand what they are risking, who cannot stop , and yet, unfortunately, the officials work honestly, only when they are afraid, if the repressive machine does not work and there is no result, we now have all our seriously injured, indignant at how m sek behaves, yes, you hear a lot, in which seks are always scandalous somewhere they are demanding money from our... they are trying to talk about the wounded,

possible to put all necessary safeguards around that, but the key thing to understand is the national health servicethe technology developing, and the way that artificial intelligence can now make sense of data, the nhs, as you rightly implied, is this immense resource. when you go and talk to people in the outside world, what they say to you is you have this amazing opportunity in britain, with the national health service, because it is a single—payer system and you have data that is of immense value to creating your bioscience industry and letting it flourish. so this is an enormous opportunity for the country, and of course you have to put the right safeguards around it, but the whole point about data is that you should have access on an anonymised basis to the data, because it allows you then to drive these new frontiers of research and development. what do you say to people who remember you, william hague, sorry, you hate me reminding you of this, the 16—year—old at the tory roll back the states! and here you are saying, no, what we need is a state corporation in order to do this better. no, th

but the program promises also concerned reductions. waiting lists in the national health service.sult: as of september 2023, the list of people waiting for treatment amounted to a record 7,770 thousand people, and for almost 400 thousand the waiting time exceeded a year. for comparison, in 2010 year, the list totaled less than 3 million. the prime minister and his government have all the time to correct the situation. less for the uk 2024 is the year of general parliamentary elections, according to polls, the conservatives, who have held power since 2010, are in popularity. britain may change its ruling party for the first time in 14 years. tatyana volkova, around the planet. you are watching a program around the planet on belarus 1 and belarus 24. the scandal surrounding the epstein case, which broke out last week, promises not to really flare up, it will just rise a little, without attracting much attention, and go out. it is unlikely that anything really will come of attempts to use this story in the american domestic political struggle. british-american. they bathed their head

the economy, stopping the illegal migrant crossings over the english channel, and cutting national health serviceting lists. those are looking pretty bleak given the legal challenges facing taking asylum-seekers to rwanda. given the doctors' strike, the longest in national health service history. we heard from rishi sunak himself yesterday on his rwanda plan. take a listen. >> as chancellor, my job is to create knives -- to scrutinize and ask questions of every proposal that crosses my desk. it's the chancellor's job now because ultimately this is all taxpayers' money. just because someone is asking tough questions doesn't mean they don't believe in the proposal. lizzy: rishi sunak saying he always backed the plans to deport asylum-seekers to rwanda, even if you raised significant doubts when the idea was floated by boris johnson when sunak was the chancellor. this was first reported by bloomberg. you are likely to see politicians up and down the country. it's very much hard hats season here in britain. let's not go to germany. we had a week-long protest by german farmers taking off this week. th

in the 75 years of the national health service, there has never been a strike on this scale.s junior doctors go out today for six full days , weighs up to 1 six full days, weighs up to 1 million appointments and procedures will be missed. patients will suffer . and bear patients will suffer. and bear in mind, we discussed yesterday that excess deaths for last year were 53,000 people. there is no doubt this junior doctor strike will lead to some excess deaths , will lead to some excess deaths, but their pay demand is that they're making to the government. is completely out of kilter and wholly unreasonable. not only is inflation coming down, but supermarket inflation last month fell by quite a long way. we're moving into a different stage of the economic cycle , and to say we need a 35% cycle, and to say we need a 35% pay cycle, and to say we need a 35% pay rise is because our money has fallen behind since 2008. well, that's not really the fault of this government . that's fault of this government. that's more, i think, the fault of the british medical association, who perhaps

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a law was also adopted that separated consumers and service providers in the national health service,which opened the service to competition for the first time and increased opportunities for effective management. all three measures were very controversial, in particular, the public collection of ponds. a political problem as local councils took advantage of the introduction of the new system to increase tax rates, blaming the thatcher government. margaret thatcher's successor, john major, abandoned this system in 1991. instead, reforms in education and health care have proven their durability. subsequent governments built on their achievements and partially expanded the scope. their application. the economy boomed in 87-88, but also began to overheat. in 1988, interest rates had to be doubled. there was an open split in the government regarding currency management. margaret thatcher strongly opposed the policies proposed by her chancellor of the exchequer and others. pegs of the pound sterling to the dolchmark through the european exchange rate mechanism. because of this, the relatio

over pay and working conditions is the longest industrial action in the history, the phase national health service. sonya diego has the details. it is the busiest time of the year and hospitals up and down the country in winter, when hospitalizations normally peak the pressures on the health system or at the highest level. but after years of unprecedented strain, no end in sight. the long running pay dispute between your doctors. it is weighing heavily on those working in the public health system. strongly connections net but a good thing. no one wins from strike action, but it's the only thing that brings the customer to the table to tune about the critical issues that are facing doctors allow us to move in 1200000 medical appointments top to be rescheduled because of the strike action that took place that box there is still going to be emergency services provided as well as critical cancer care as hospitals attempt to catch up with ongoing delays. health service managers and hard to say it is the patients, especially older ones who will bear the brunt of the strike. the message echoed by the how

otherwise , if you didn't do otherwise, if you didn't do that, you'd have an international health service, not a nationalational health service. and difference about who and this difference about who the state is under an obligation to and whether your own citizens come first. but it's very much at the centre of a lot of political debate. >> but we've set the legislative framework that determines who comes first. and if it says that you can't put british people first, then we'd have to change the and there's no proposal. the law and there's no proposal. >> we have nigel's point. >> we have nigel's got a point. i mean, first of all, as i understand it, what the government's done is government's done today is a consultation on and the consultation on and the consultation will get, i would have thought, buried in objections various objections from the various interest groups like interest groups who don't like the next one would be the idea. next one would be asking why, if the government is going this, doing going to do this, it's doing this really pretty late in the day, say within probably a year of a ge

it'll be the longest strike in the history of the state, run national health service and comes after talked with the government broke down emergency services in central and northern parts of germany are trying to contain the flooding of rivers and waterways following heavy rains. the home or river has burst its banks at several points, whether experts predict continued rain until the end of the week. in japan, safety officials have begun an investigation into the cause of tuesday's collision between 2 planes at tokyo sunday the airport. a passenger plane, turning nearly 400 people, struck a smaller postcard plane. during an emergency landing. the inquiry will be assessed invite aviation investigators from france where the craft air bus was made and the u. k. where the plains rolls royce engines were manufactured. the crew of the japan airlines, passenger planes, safely evacuated, everyone on board, despite the aircraft being engulfed in flames. but only the pilot escaped to live from the coast guard, playing dramatic scenes a take years and need a quote. this is the moment the passeng

but reshisunok’s program promises included reducing waiting lines in the national health service. bottom line: as of september 2023 , the list of people waiting for treatment was a record 7,770,000 people, with almost 400,000 waiting longer than a year. for comparison, in 2010 the list totaled less than 3 million. the prime minister and his government have less and less time to correct the situation. for great britain , 2024 is the year of general parliamentary elections, according to polls, the conservatives, who have held power since 2010 , are already behind their main opponent, labor, in popularity, so if sunak fails to restore trust in the government, the uk could change its ruling party for the first time in 14 years. tatyana volkova, around the planet. you are watching a program around the planet on belarus 1 and belarus 24. the scandal surrounding the epstein case, which broke out last week, promises not to really flare up, it will only rise a little, without attracting special attention. it is unlikely that anything really will come of attempts to use this story in the am

it's the largest industrial action that has taken place in the national health service. and it comes off for a breakdown in folks between the government and the trade party representing the doctors. the british medical association is also taking place at a particularly critical time of year when hospitals especially busy because of a rise in respect to diseases, heights and cove. it infections as well, all the challenges it is currently facing. nevertheless, the doctors has said that they have to bring the. 5 elements of the table to talk about this and stroke about valuing the doctors that are so crucially needed in the health system of government as a band. and it's on us is and they are ignoring them and disrespecting them. and that's what i don't want to see happen swats offices. and that's why we will continue to have a strike mandate and we will continue to take strong caption in. so the government can work collaboratively with us. and the apps like grown up to be able to come to a credible pay off of that looks at restoring all pay. i lost you move at 1200000 medi

it is the longest industrial action ever in the case national health service. sonya guy ego has the details. the it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and down the country in winter, when hospitalizations normally peak the pressures on the health system or at the highest level. but after years of unprecedented strain, no end in sight, the long running pay dispute between your doctors. it is weighing heavily on those working in the public health system. strongly connections, never a good thing. no one wins from strike action, but it's the only thing that brings the customer to the table to tune about the critical issues that are facing doctors allow us to move and 1200000 medical appointments packed to be rescheduled because of the strike action that took place that bots there is still going to be emergency services provided, as well as critical cancer care. as hospitals attempt to catch up with ongoing delays. health service managers and hard to say it is the patients, especially older ones who will bear the brunt of the strike. the message echoed by the how secretary, who for

it will be the longest strike in the history of the state from national health service and comes off the top of the government broke down or emergency services in central and northern parts of germany are trying to contain the flooding of rivers and volta ways. following the heavy rains, the help of if i'm as a breast, it's bangs at several points, whether experts predict continue drain until the end of the week. to japan. now we have prime minister for me. you can see the says, the country has reached a critical point as rescue as race to find survivors of the powerful as quick that struck on new year's day. the disco has no reason to 60 to thousands of people believe to still be trapped on the collapse buildings. heavy rain is full cost in the you should come up for effect to where the quite kits and that is prompted is of land slides with good hands and rescue efforts and calls for the damage kick me and most of is a specialist on disaster response and reconstruction and i talked to him about the focus of the rescue teams 3 days after the quick. well right now there's definitely t

it's the longest industrial action in the history of the case national health service. sonya guy here go, has the details. it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and down the country in winter, when hospitalizations normally peak, the pressures on the health system. all right, the highest level. but after years of unprecedented strain, no end in sight. the long running pay dispute between your doctors. it is weighing heavily on those working in the public health system. strongly connections. net but a good thing. no one wins from strike action, but it's the only thing that brings the government to the table to tune about the critical issues that are facing doctors allow us to move in 1200000 medical appointments top to be rescheduled because of the strike action that took place that box there is still going to be emergency services provided as well as critical cancer care as hospitals attempt to catch up with ongoing delays. health service managers and charities say it is the patients, especially older ones who will bear the brunt of the strike? the message echoed by the h

over pay and working conditions is the longest industrial action in the history, the phase national health service. sonya diego has the details. it is the busiest time of the year and.

it is the longest industrial action ever in the case national health service. sonya guy ego has the details. it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and.

it'll be the longest strike in the history of the state, run national health service and comes after talked with the government broke down and emergency services in central and northern parts of germany are trying to contain the funding of rivers and waterways. following heavy rains, the head of a river has burst its banks at several points. the weather experts project continue rain until the end of the week to and japan safety officials have begun an investigation into the cause of tuesday's collision between 2 planes. a tokyo was handed to airports, a passenger plane carrying nearly 400 people, struck a smaller coast guard. plain inquiry will be assisted by evasion investigators from france, where the craft air boss was made and the u. k. were the plains rolls royce engines were manufactured also in japan, prime minister from you because she says the country has reached a critical point as rest of as a racing to find survivors of the powerful earthquake that struck on new year's day . and the dozens of after shocks that followed the death toll now has risen to 64 people and there a

it's the longest industrial action in the history of the case national health service. sonya guy here go has the details. it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and down the country in winter, when hospitalizations.

is national health service. sonya diego has the details. it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and down the country in winter, when hospitalizations normally peak, the pressures on the health system. all right, the highest level what else to use of them.

here in the uk, a row about emergency cover has broken out between national health service bosses andd day. on wednesday, nhs leaders made 20 requests for striking doctors to cross the picket line and help overstretched services but the british medical association accused them of misusing the system. a number of nhs trusts have reported long waiting times in a&e, with some declaring critical incidents. here's our health editor hugh pym. withjunior doctors out with junior doctors out on strike, around between the union, british medical association and nhs leaders in england has blown off. if the safety of emergency services is threatened they can call back striking doctors but they have to demonstrate they have exhausted all sources. bma claims they are not producing enough evidence out of 20 request so far almost all have been rejected. irate request so far almost all have been rejected.— been rejected. we have no reauest been rejected. we have no request for— been rejected. we have no request for derogation - been rejected. we have no request for derogation in l request for derogatio

it'll be the longest strike in the history of the state run national health service. and it comes after talks with the government broke down. flooding has emerged, parts of southern and central england and wales after storm. hank brought heavy rain to those regions. electric power outages, transport disruptions and property damage. some $10000.00 homes are without power. winds up to a 150 kilometers per hour were reported on the eye of rights. in japan, officials investigating a collision at tokyo. sunday, the airports, a transcript of communication between traffic control shows that only the larger passenger plane was cleared to use the runway, where a smaller coast guard plain was preparing for. take off the passenger plane, carrying nearly 400 people hit the coast guard, playing on landing, killing all 5 crew members. the passengers and crew of the larger jet were safely evacuated. i think we being assisted by evolution investigators from france where the craft air boss was made and the u. k. where the plains rolls royce engines were manufactured, japan foreign min

and part of it is that the national health service is a huge data set already. we are very good. ealth service is very good at running trials because it's a command and organisation. so it and control organisation. so it can actually set up trials that can actually set up trials that can cover the whole country. large trials now a diffuse large trials now in a diffuse system have in germany system like you have in germany and france, where you don't have the command control the the command and control and the centre, have centre, and you have institutions that are independent and are receiving money the state, but but money from the state, but but are not structured as a, as a national industry, which is what we have here. it's harder to set up that sort of system and to do the trials that help you get somewhere. so i think we need to acknowledge that, know, acknowledge that, you know, although lot of although the nhs has a lot of deficiencies socialist deficiencies that that socialist stalinist command and control structure that was set up in the 19405 structure that was set up i

there's a huge surge in national health service inquiries off the become of that. you open this amongst the royal family because it can have this sort of impact. >> except when it comes to the princess of wales. any details on how she's doing? >> they are very much protecting her private sit. they are not giving any updates. we might get one when he leaves hospital. she had that surgery last week. it wept well. she's due to be in there for more than a week. no sdwrup dates from her. we're told prince william is holding fort at home taking the kids to and from school. she's a very hands-on moll. i know that from seeing her in that environment. she'll be very much missing them and missing being involved in their lives. >> i'm sure the kids are missing it too. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >>> we are gearing up for the games that will determine who makes it to the super bowl the. for the sixth straight year, the chiefs are heading to the afc championship after beating the bills. and no one has said this since 1991. the detroit lions are going to the nfc

he wanted to have moormann get themselves checked and there was a huge rise in hits on the national health servicesite in relation to that. partly sharing information that the public might need to know, but also raising awareness of the health issues within the royal family. a lot of people are unaware of her role of the roof because she does not have a official role since she divorced from prince andrew, but you will have seen, some of you, invited to christmas, by the king, and the group of royals, members of the suspect, and the royal full, part of the family this time. >> you mentioned it, and revealing details about his cancer scare as well, quite new within the royal family. >> a new spirit of openness, king charles and the family, highly protected, with any medical details being released, they feel the royals to have a right to a private life, particularly when it comes to medical details, we don't know how the queen died. releasing information about the prostic, and that not necessarily in the public interest, and didn't involve spending a lot of time in hospital, chose to release that inf

and this marks the longest stretch of industrial action in the history of the national health servicejunior doctors have been pushing for a 35% pay rise, which they say would restore their earnings after inflation to 2008 levels, but the government says this is unaffordable. for many decades, healthcare spending in western economies as a share of gdp has always risen, but recent research carried out by the economist claims that is no longer the case. so what is the cost of providing healthcare? an issue that will dominate in the run up to a general election here in the uk and a headache for most governments around the world. let's unpack this. i'm joined by dr rocco friebel — assistant professor of health policy at the london school of economics. good to have you on the programme. let's talk about your doctors in the uk to start with. the government says it is unaffordable to give them what they are asking for, a 35% pay rise. is they are asking for, a 35% pay rise. , ., , ., ., , they are asking for, a 3596 pay rise. , ., ' ., ., , rise. is it unaffordable? good mornin: rise. is it u

, while the british prime minister is chatting pleasantly on the phone with zelensky, the national health service kingdom has taken another technical break. british doctors in internet status requires higher wages against the backdrop of high inflation. and these requests are accompanied by damning statistics: the death toll in foggy albion over the past year exceeded the standard figure by 5,300 people. doctors had not yet recovered from the covid marathon when a new handra chasotka appeared on the radar of the ministry of health in the uk. the provocateur of infection in the north of the kingdom is a shortage of medicines, that is, a logistical collapse from the square. about an urgent case for the office of rishisunoka and british medicine tatyana volkova. cancel consultations for planned operations, queues and the exceptional workload of working staff of medical institutions, the british health care system is again being tested for strength, but not by the insidious coronavirus, but by the unprecedented action of intern doctors demanding higher salaries, they interrupted work for 6 whole days

national health service officials in scotland showing people how to avoid slipping and falling in icyrial on how to walk like a penguin. the waddle has three steps. step one, walk with your with legs apart. step two, you slightly bend your niece. and step three, rebecca, your arms must go out. [laughter] i'm going to say it, if i was the taxpayer paying for that woman's salary, i'd be a little upset. >> i guess you could do a public service announcement of how to walk in the snow, and you're getting your tax dollars' worth. what is this? i don't know. cheryl: the girl on the right is, can we not do this? [laughter] >> don't film this. >> all the drunken spending down in d.c., i am shocked the biden administration hasn't hired this woman -- [laughter] flown her down to 1600 pennsylvania we've to -- avenue to find out how we can keep our weekend at bernie's president from tumbling down one more time. cheryl: if it's on tiktok, it's got to be true. [laughter] >> waddle, waddle. cheryl: all right. let's take a quick look at futures before we hand it over to stu varney who's probably think

it had a big impact on inquiries to the national health services website.slight new era of the royal family being less private about medical details so that they can raise awareness. >> i always find it impressive when public figures are trying to raise awareness and help other people like our own sara sidner. >> absolutely. >>> new ram temple has been inaugurated in india. the controversy on how it came to be built that is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> prime minister narendra modi inaugurated a new multimillion-dollar ram temple in. the controversial temple stands on the site of an ancient mosque. >> a mosque was built over his birth place by an emperor. muslim and hindus tried to resolve the dispute through many years. >> eventually hindu nationalalis laununched a natioionwide campm to build a temple that led to the mosque demolition in 1992 triggers riots that killed about 2,000 people. vedika sud is joining us live. not necessarily normal for the head of the country to open a religious site like this. >> reporter: it is not normal. in fact the constit

is polwell , it must be political >> well, it must be political because a national health because it's a national health servicet service and the government ultimately controls this. service and the government ulti it ately controls this. service and the government ulti it ately chave. s this. service and the government ulti it ately chave. i this. service and the government ultiitately chave. i don't service and the government ulti itately chave. i don't speak >> it could have. i don't speak for the government and wouldn't dream do so, but it dream of trying to do so, but it could be it crosses their could be that it crosses their mind members mind that many members of the pubuc mind that many members of the public at and public will look at this and say, well, the say, well, it's not the government's is causing the strike, doctors , strike, it's the junior doctors, and claim outrageous. and their claim is outrageous. i couldn't demand 35% rise. couldn't demand a 35% pay rise. i what i used to be i can't get what i used to be paid in 2008. why should they? and them will feel as i and many of them will feel as

this was off the back of a huge rise in inquiries to the national health service about prostate enlargement after he shared that information about his treatment. also i'm being told by a royal source we won't be getting any further guidance of how long the king will remain in hospital or any details of the treatment that he will be receiving beyond those that have already been shared because they do believe that he has a right to privacy. they are pleased that they shared the information and raised awareness, but they have drawn a line really about how much information they are going to share. i expect we'll be told when he leaves hospital. >>> turning now to our sports headlines. another year, another record for basketball superstar lebron james. the los angeles lakers forward has been named to his 20th nba all-star game passing the legendary kareem abdul jabar. that is who had the most of all-time. james is in his 21st year in the league. this season he is averaging about 25 point, 7 rebounds and 7 assists per game. earlier in the season he became the first to get 39,000 career points. th

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and obviously we've had national health service does, the national health service does need a bit a sortthat. there's lots going on here. but i think have a problem i do think we have a problem with being honest about obesity in this country, says the skinny girl. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> when you said that, though, got you're got skinny. well, i think you're right. you start talking right. so when you start talking about the pandemic and our response to the pandemic, no names, drills, but names, no pack drills, but i think we to look think that we need to look a little bit further about these early and just early deaths. and don't just blame it on obesity. a lot has happenedin blame it on obesity. a lot has happened in the last. yeah, of course, last few years. and you know, there's long covid. we don't know. um also about the near the vaccine. so you know we it says early deaths and i know that andrew brigden talks a lot about this . so i think a lot of about this. so i think a lot of investigation is going into this. and don't make assumptions at the first point of call here. >> yeah. alt

the planned walkout is set to be the longest in the history of the national health service.ors in the first years of their careers walked picket lines today. this the latest in strikes across the british health sector over low pay and the cost of living. still to come states implement a , new gun restrictions after a year marred by mass shootings. we take stock of the 2024 campaign as voters prepared to make their choices in the first two states. and one of the fathers of the internet gives his brief but spectacular take on its future. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from our studios in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> now to the second of two reports on how northern cities are dealing with a surge of migrants from the southern border. last night we reported from new york. tonight we have the story from chicago on the response as more migrants are getting busted and flown in by texas republican governor greg abbott. >> it is move-in day on the south side of chicago. a team of movers for a local nonprofit

the planned walk is set to be the longest in the history of the national health service.ors in the first years of their careers walked picket lines today. this the latest in strikes across the british health sector over low pay and the cost of living. back in this country, robert f. kennedy, jr. has filed enough signatures to make the 2024 ballot in utah. that is the first edward yes qualified. kennedy is running as an independent, sparking questions about how he might affect the general election outcome in november. on wall street, tech stocks led the way lower for a second day. blue chips followed. the dow jones lost over 200 points. the nasdaq fell 173 points for the s&p 500 dropped 38. still to come, states implement a new gun restrictions after a year marred by mass shootings. we take stock of the 2024 campaign as voters prepared to make their choices in the first two states. and one of the fathers of the internet gives his brief but spectacular take on its future. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from our studios in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite

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it is the longest in the history of the state funded national health service. the junior doctors, who were in first years of their careers, are seeking a 35% pay increase to keep up with inflation. the government is offering an 8 to 10% increase. thousands of appointments and operations have been put on hold during this strike. >> still ahead, the major development for insurers right here in california that will leave many consumers paying even more. >> plus, a new form promises to make it simpler for families to apply for federal student loans. but there are also new qualifications that will affect eligibility special master to oversee the fci dublin prison. >> now a special master is appointed to ensure that judicial orders are carried out. in this case, the orders would most likely mandate that women inside fci dublin get access to their lawyers and that federal prison rape elimination act laws are followed. eight correctional officers have been charged with sexual assault in more than 45 civil cases have been filed, alleging sexual assault at the prison. th

britain's national health service says it's seen an increase in men seeking out information regardingstate health. all right, here is one lyft ride the passenger and the driver will never forget. >> have you ever had anybody deliver a baby in your car before? as a lyft driver, the first time a woman was on that lyft right in miami when she went into labor and the baby was coming fast, she called her cousin, who happened to be nearby. >> she followed in her car until the lyft driver realized they were not going to make it to the hospital. he pulled over under an overpass and told her to push . >> that's the only thing i could do because the head was already out, so she pushed the baby, came out, i picked her up, tapped her on the butt, wrapped her in the towel and waited for the cops. she knew what to do. >> both women said the driver deserved a reward from lyft. mom and her new baby daughter are both doing well. >> i hope he at least got five stars. >> all right, coming up on ktvu news at 630. pilfer pokemon cards not usually news, but how about thousands of dollars worth the unusual

is national health service, so i'm gonna go has the details. it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and down the country in winter, when hospitalizations normally peak the pressures on the health system or at the highest level. but after years of unprecedented strain, no end in sight, the long running pay dispute for junior adopters. it is weighing heavily on those working in the public health system. strongly connections net but a good thing. no one wins from strike action, but it's the only thing that brings the government to the table to talk about the critical issues that are facing doctors allow us to move and 1200000 medical appointments packed to be rescheduled because of the strike action that took place that box there is still going to be emergency services provided as well as critical cancer care as hospitals attempt to catch up with ongoing delays. health service managers and charities say it is the patients, especially older ones who will bear the brunt of the strike. a message echoed by the health secretary, who for now

it's the longest strike in the history of brick has national health service that demanding a gradual pay increase. rising to 35 percent to make up for below. inflation pay rises for the past 15 years. the british medical association called the strike after a breakdown in tulips with the government last month. senior doctor's a covering emergency services, which means thousands of routine services like planned operations being canceled. a still a head on al jazeera in sport, round the drill, extend the on the run to 18 gas. the car is here with that story and all the the the think about the type of support now with far thank you so much. harry ra madrid. have held onto top spot in the spanish league one went over, may archimedes, they'll stay ahead of their close. as ronald serona mark, i hit the word where twice and this game, but rail roads are locked to expand their on being one to 18 games. antonio, rid of there is late, had, are proved to be the decisive moment. their own at are currently in action against that medical center. and the latest score in that came is during the 3 ath

there are 20,000 professionals serving in the national health service corps, treating 21 million patiunding for this program will expire at the end of this month. we cannot allow this to happen. senator marco rubio, republican, florida, and i have a bipartisan measure to extend this program and nearly triple its funding. it's supported by nearly 65 leading mic reality on the ground for poor people in america, particularly in rural areas and urban areas of need. the senate help committee passed a major bipartisan package last fall that included significant funding for this program. i urge my repub to join to support it. but there's a lot more we need to do. for example, in illinois, only one-quarter off practicing dentists accept medicaid. think of that. one-quarter of practices dentists accept medicaid. it means that kids in illinois with private insurance are six times more likely to get a dental appointment than those with medicaid. if you're a poor child with a toothache, you are just going to have to take it, that is reality. low-reimbursement rates by companies ctribute to this.

to have a problem when there are nearly 8 million people waiting for appointments with the national health serviceo have procedures. again, an exploding population . we haven't got the population. we haven't got the gp's and the hospitals to catch up.and gp's and the hospitals to catch up. and when tony blair came to power, the british population was 58 million people. it is now . 68 million people and 85% of that rise is directly down to immigration. so i've been banging this drum for years and years. but today the office of national statistics have put out some predictions, some numbers that i think might just wake everybody up . they tell us that everybody up. they tell us that the population will hit 70 million in the middle of 2026. that's against the previous estimate. just a few years ago that we wouldn't reach that number until 2035. but they also say that between now and 2036, the british population will increase by another . 6.6 million increase by another. 6.6 million people and that 6.1 million of thatis people and that 6.1 million of that is directly down to immigration. now, laughabl