ofsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy.remost in the interests of children — professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. george logan, who played dr evadne hinge in the musical comedy act hinge and bracket, has died at the age of 78. the duo, who always performed dressed as elderly women, were considered revolutionary for the drag scene in the late �*70s, and fronted several tv and radio shows. the act's other half, patrick fyffe, died of cancer in 2002. ten people have been taken to hospital after a double—decker bus hit a railway bridge in glasgow, tearing the roof off the vehicle. a number of other passengers were treated by paramedics at the scene. there are road closures and disruption to rail services as safety inspections take place. the crash happened in cook street near the 02 venue. and the bbc launches �*verify�*, a brand new service from bbc news, which will show audiences how investigative journalists fact check and counter disinformation. the team will focus on a

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy. the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. a senior british fraud officer says criminals are getting smarter at targeting victims to gain access to banking apps on mobile phones. detective superintendentjohn roach, who runs the metropolitan police's economic crime unit, says the public need to be more aware of how thousands of pounds can be stolen, in a matter of minutes. dan whitworth, from radio 4's moneybox programme, has that story. so many banks and financial apps available on our mobile phones we can access our money like never before. but with that convenience comes risk. this warning illustrates the concern police have about how in a crowded bar or on a train or bus criminals can easily shoulder surf — look over a victim's shoulder as they type in a pin. then if that same criminal can later steal the phone, it can be game over. detective superintendentjohn roach says he is confident the technology behind the apps is secure, but the weak point criminals are getting better

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as "a tragedy".s of children, professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. you're live with bbc news. celebrity is facing its worst ever power crisis as it heads into a bitter southern hemisphere winter with daily blackouts of up to ten hours a day and fears it could made to civil unrest. bbc is looking into what's behind the cuts for some and your heart and reports from johannesburg. it is going to be a cold, dark night for many south africans. south africa is sinking into darkness. power cuts injohannesburg for hours every day. the continent's most developed economy can no longer keep the lights on. gloom spreading through businesses like this bar, open for the past 25 years, because of the power of the electricity. you can see now it's dark. are you going to survive in your business? i don't think so. next door, a cash transfer company is on the ropes, too. must be frustrating. it is very much frustrating. do you see an end in sight? i don't. this is our new life now. why such c

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as "a tragedy".'re live with bbc news. the former uk prime minister boris johnson says he's no longer using government—appointed lawyers to represent him in the covid inquiry. it follows the news on tuesday that mrjohnson faces a new police probe for potential breaches over covid lockdown restrictions. separately, the cabinet office has been threatened with legal action over a row with the official covid—19 inquiry over the release of unredacted whatsapp messages and diaries belonging to the former prime minister. live now to westminster and our uk political correspondent helen catt. just bring us up—to—date because there are a number of things moving here. ., ., ., .., , there are a number of things moving here. ., ., ., , ., here. there are. sort of a couple of things here — here. there are. sort of a couple of things here which _ here. there are. sort of a couple of things here which are _ here. there are. sort of a couple of things here which are in _ here. there are. sort of a couple of things h

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i wanted to ask you about the diversity ofst squad.ave spoken previously about the best players available but there were some who will see 22 white players out of 23, so do you understand why some might be concerned women don't feel represented by the lioness, what do you hope to be done in the future? , ., _, , , ., future? yes, of course i understand that peeple — future? yes, of course i understand that people look — future? yes, of course i understand that people look at _ future? yes, of course i understand that people look at it _ future? yes, of course i understand that people look at it like _ future? yes, of course i understand that people look at it like that - future? yes, of course i understand that people look at it like that are l that people look at it like that are and i really hope that will change, but it won't change overnight. we have spoken about it a couple of times, i am like, for the short—term, i know the fa is doing lots of things which... let girls play, to get more, so everyone who wants to play football, wh

ofsted has described ruth perry's death as a tragedy.and foremost in the interests of children — professionally and sensitively, careful of the impact on staff. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. ukraine's president zelensky is returning home from a meeting of g7 leaders injapan, after securing further promises of financial and military support. ukrainian forces are reported to be almost surrounding the eastern city of bakhmut, where a russian wagner mercenary group claims to have taken full control of the city. in a press conference at the summit mr zelensky insisted bakhmut is not occupied by russia. greece's conservative prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis has won the country's national elections, but failed to gain an outright majority. he's taken more than 40% of the vote and described the result as a "political earthquake". our europe correspondent nick beake is in athens. morning. nick, it's widely expected there will be another vote in the coming weeks? morning. yeah, that is absolutely the case because the prime minister here, mr mitsot

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the experts said change was needed after the death of the head teacher, ruth perry, following an ofsted madrid has lodged a hate crime complaint with spanish prosecutors over racist chants hurled at brazilian player viniciuer during sunday's match at valencia's mestalla stadium. we will have more on this later on, but a few bits of breaking news on this story before i move on. we have had a statement in the last few minutes from real madrid, and it looks like they have filed a criminal complaint today, monday, with spanish prosecutors over said racist abuse towards the brazilian forward, vinicius racist abuse towards the brazilian forward, viniciuer, which he received during the weekend against a match against valencia. real madrid have called it a hate crime. we have also had the head of the national football federation, we have also had the head of the nationalfootball federation, the r f e f, who has said that spain has a problem with racism. he said that in reference to those racist chance, which were thrown at vinicius reference to those racist chance, which were thrown at viniciue

he's ofsted is the— mcgrath, a long time. he's ofsted is the most banal. hello you heard .f living crisis , people a cost of living crisis, people want real answers to at the time that our nhs is on its knees and needs fixing, we're here yet again talking about another tory minister who has sought to bend the rules, play the system for their own advantage. of course , their own advantage. of course, she needs to face an ethics adviser and i would go further. i think rishi sunak needs to show some leadership and show her the door. labour has warned the her the door. labour has warned tne wne— her the door. labour has warned tne wns wen-t— her the door. labour has warned the nhs won't survive- : labour has warned the nhs won't survive five more weene— the nhs won't survive five more weene et— the nhs won't survive five more weene et e— the nhs won't survive five more years of a conservative government- years of a conservative government setting out his wteten— government setting out his wteten ten— government setting out his vision for the— government setting out his vision f

and i think a lot ofst the been unfair. durham report, what we saw was absolutely mind-boggling.nst the american people. but i think we need to go forward in a correction with a governor that the has shown that he can serve, or first of all, for eight years, but he's shown that he can win -- [audio difficulty] have votes. he won 32% of hispanic concern 62% of hispanic voters. show that you can take on the -- [audio difficulty] that recognizes that success is aand town bl. it's manager if you can do if you seek to do it. but you've got to build a coalition. governor desantis is a friend, a proven conservative and, look, i think he's showing day by day what you can do. this legislative session in florida has been extraordinary. go down the checklist are, universal school choice, a booming economy. they've got strong, you know, immigration and border security measures like e-verify and making sure that they are enforcing the laws in florida. so i think this is the leadership we need and serve eight years to carly this country forward -- carry this country forward to beat back the sw

ofst the unacceptable, and we should be not be allowing it.se keep me out of it, congressman, but by all means, make the point. jason smith, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. stuart: yes, sir. check those futures, please. what have we got, seven minutes to the opening bell? i see green on a friday morning. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ stuart: all right, a lot of green on the left-hand side of the screen, and mark mahaney joins us this friday morning. i want to talk about nvidia. i know you don't specifically cover that stock but, mark, can you give our awed with reference a sense of where you -- audience a sense of where you think it might be going from here? >> nvidia and a couple of other stocks are really riding up on generative a.i. wave. i heard a lot of comment concern commentators saying that it may be bigger than the internet or smart poans. i'm skeptical to that. i'm open

why do you think it's so important for people to understand as ofst viscerally as you can what you witnessed? >> without feeling that emotion, that pain or whatever emotion that may and i hope occurs in people, there is no way that you are going to even begin to come close to understanding -- i mean, nobody that was not there and witnessed that will never be able to completely get to that depth. but if they can grasp one minute portion of that, then perhaps more people will start to look to find ways where we need to exist in a better way and we need to communicate with each other because we are all human beings and so i'm just hoping that they will be understanding and emotion to make it more poignant to the public that we're not there and perhaps those who may try to avoid these subjects because they are painful, but that pain needs to be there. if we don't feel that pain, we become desensitized and that's a terrible, terrible place for anybody, any human being to be. >> you are exactly right. joshua, thank you so much for this. but really, for what you did that day for hours on end. you a

testtng— seat majority have got ofsted testtng wntt— seat majority have got ofsted ducting what thens in about ten— resistant infections in about ten wees— resistant infections in about ten years time?— resistant infections in about ten years time? from excess use of ten years time? from excess use on tnene— ten years time? from excess use on tnene wett— ten years time? from excess use of them? well i— ten years time? from excess use of them? well i think even those sstenttsts— of them? well i think even those scientists back— of them? well i think even those scientists back in— of them? well i think even those scientists back in the 1930s who wonttng— scientists back in the 1930s who were working together on pentsttttn— were working together on penicillin were worried even tnen— penicillin were worried even tnen tntt— penicillin were worried even then that the— penicillin were worried even then that the over prescription of then that the over prescription ot tnese — then that the over prescription of these things— then that the over prescription of these things could lead ettesttwe

it's not racist for whites to assert that the culture ofst welfare dependency, out-of-wedlock pregnancy, and absent fatherhood cannot bey broken by social programs unless there is first more personalal responsibility. [applause] the great potential for this march today, beyond the black community, is that whites will come to see a larger truth: that blacks share their fears and embrace their convictions, openly assert that without changes in the black community and within individuals, real change for our society will not come. .. [applause] >> most lack americans still do work hard, pay their taxes and obey the law, often under circumstances which are far more difficult than those their white counterparts face. [applause] >> imagine how you would feel if you were a young parent in your 20s with a young child living in a housing project, working somewhere for $5 an hour with no health insurance, passing every day people on the street selling drugs, making 100 times what you may, those are the real heroes of america today and we should recognize that. [applause] >> white people too often

eeehe— seat majority have got ofsted eeerhhp wher— seat majority have got ofsted ducting what the biggestesistant infections in about reh weee— resistant infections in about ten years time?— resistant infections in about ten years time? from excess use of ten years time? from excess use eh rherhe— ten years time? from excess use eh rherhe wee— ten years time? from excess use of them? well i— ten years time? from excess use of them? well i think even those eehehrhere— of them? well i think even those scientists back— of them? well i think even those scientists back in— of them? well i think even those scientists back in the 1930s who werhhhe— scientists back in the 1930s who were working together on pehhehhhhh— were working together on penicillin were worried even rheh— penicillin were worried even he he— penicillin were worried even then that the— penicillin were worried even then that the over prescription of then that the over prescription eh rheee — then that the over prescription of these things— then that the over prescription of these things could lead ehheerhwehw— of these things c

in the last fe gw minutes, wotte have just gotten word ofsts. a number of arrests. juven >>il nine juveniles charged, five of them facing felonycharg. assault with a deadly weapon charges. the video, of course, is shocking to marines curled p into the fetal position trying to protect themselves from annso onslaught by dozens of teenagers. an attacf k that left officials in the usually peaceful beachside community ofusuallnito sanclemente horrified at the violence of it all and disturbed by the symbolism o of when it happened on memorial day weekend. >>t officials say the group ofn teens may have been setting offe fireworks and generally causing a disturbance when the marines were off duty and not in s uniform asked them to stop. the mayor of san clemente tells us the attackers likely did note know the men were marines and did not target them because of their military status. >> i think youthsyou have here is an unruly kind of group ofndo youths celebrating the end of the school year down at our tng street beach area, getting a little out of hand , perhaps,r but the

writing in the ofsted inspection. writing in rne nrrnen— ofsted inspection.ay the profession has a darn— academics say the profession has a darn re— academics say the profession has a duty to demand— academics say the profession has a duty to demand action to raekre— a duty to demand action to are ane— a duty to demand action to tackle the burden of mental nearrn.— tackle the burden of mental health. russia's— tackle the burden of mental health. russia's wagner group of mercenaries has— health. russia's wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to mercenaries has announced plans re reare— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's— mercenaries has announced plans to leave ukraine's eastern city of to leave ukraine's eastern city or banner,— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the— to leave ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the group's founder says— of bakhmut, the group's founder eaye fenes— of bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will— of bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will retreat from ane— says forces will retreat from

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travel to westminster to meet with the education secretary gillian keegan and press the case for ofstedut but no-one really knows what is hoin on? , , going on? exactly, but i feelthe speculation _ going on? exactly, but i feelthe speculation surrounding - going on? exactly, but i feelthe speculation surrounding the i speculation surrounding the relationship have essentially made the show itself be overshadowed. does this morning, the front pages of all of the sunday newspapers have headlines that reflect that. it is now itv looking at the statement indirectly through phillip schofield's statement yesterday was talking about how itv had not necessarily been that pleased at the attention the show has been receiving over the course of the last week. i think it is also down to the authenticity for viewers. this morning, especially, the vibe was great and so many viable moments over the years from when he talked about jokes, over the years from when he talked aboutjokes, if my grandma, if she was a bite, she would have had wheels, they went out all night and may be the next morning for the

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ofsted - people - say ofsted that to people who say they—90 i ofsted that to people who say they—go toihole going to change the whole sonsept— going to change the wholei sonsept—he-s concept of leadership? he's oiwoys—greenl always in his khaki green. he toots— always in his khaki green. he hooks-o— always in his khaki green. he toots-o-ot- always in his khaki green. he looks a of business always in his khaki green. he- looks-a-of business and looks like a man of business and the—hos- looks like a man of business and the—has described| the prime minister has described him-new— the prime minister has described him-new winston- him as the new winston churchill. _ him as the new winston churchill. \ic“'i’ him as the new winston churchill. visitor” cc him as the new winston- churchill. now, that will offend some will cause some people, but it will cause a great debate. a great great debate. it's a great distraction, think. zelenskyy great debate. it's a great distiterrific think. zelenskyy great debate. it's a great distiterrific warink. zelenskyy great debate. it's a great distiterrific wa

well it takes you into the whole ofsted conversation - into the whole ofsted conversation it? yesterday end he he— sounded a bit cross yesterday and this is not— sounded a bit cross yesterday and this is not the way forward. if and this is not the way forward. h-eewhhg— and this is not the way forward. h-eewhhg we- and this is not the way forward. if-saying we right- if she was saying we right whhgere— if she was saying we right wingers, she's— if she was saying we right wingers, she's saying are ohrhrhherho— wingers, she's saying are optimistic and- wingers, she's saying are optimistic and the are optimistic and the lefties are all pessimists_ optimistic and the lefties are all pessimists .— optimistic and the lefties are all pessimists . but she sounded all pessimists. but she sounded oeeehrhherho— all pessimists. but she sounded pessimistic-she- pessimistic about it. she eodhded— sounded cross and she should eodhd— sounded cross and she should eowhd hehhher— sounded cross and she should sound happier and more amused by it sound happier and more amused by hr ehd— sound happi

inspection oohhp— school has an ofsted inspection eorhhp up— school has an ofsted inspection eorhhpa on a special— they all sort of send them off on a on a special trip. they all sort of send them off on a on a special trip . and it on a on a special trip. and it tho— on a on a special trip. and it kind-reminded— on a on a special trip. and it kind reminded that. kind of reminded me of that. us— kind of reminded me of that. us the,— kind of reminded me of that. it's like,-know,- kind of reminded me of that. it's like, know, you've got it's like, you know, you've got the—oohha- it's like, you know, you've got. the—coming-let's the coronation coming up. let's get anti—monarchists get all the anti—monarchists and tot-s— get all the anti—monarchists and tots-out— get all the anti—monarchists and tots-out the- get all the anti—monarchists and let's-out the way- let's get them out the way hetore— let's get them out the way hetore-aah- let's get them out the way before can, before they can before they can, before they can do before they can, before they can to-to — before they can, before

ofsted says it carries out its work professionally and sensitvely.ackling waitin: the key themes will be tackling waiting times, _ the key themes will be tackling waiting times, that _ the key themes will be tackling waiting times, that big - the key themes will be tackling waiting times, that big backlogj the key themes will be tackling i waiting times, that big backlog in hospital treatment that has developed since the start of the pandemic. moving out into the community, so people with long—term conditions can get support outside of hospital. and greater use of technology as well to bring the nhs into the digital age. what is interesting, quite remarkable, is how familiar are some of these themes are, because over the last decade or so, i think many of the manifestos from all the parties have mentioned these things, so promising is one thing, delivering is another. what are the big challenges at the moment? ~ ., ~ ., . , ., moment? well, the workforce is a hue moment? well, the workforce is a huge issue. _ moment? well, the workforce is a huge iss

to— erdogan or kemal ofsted has made has achieved to pass— erdogan or kemal ofsted has made has achievedhe conservative religious divide bneb-e— conservative religious divide we been— conservative religious divide that's been the— conservative religious divide that's been the political benbeeeee— that's been the political landscape, if— that's been the political landscape, if you like, there for landscape, if you like, there ier nenw— landscape, if you like, there for many years— landscape, if you like, there for many years . for many years. indeed. indeed well, despite all the problems with the management there are still people on the ground. i have been travelling in anatolia in anatolian towns where erdogan's base is . so what they erdogan's base is. so what they were also pretty much complaining about the economy. but one thing that i heard a lot was that, yes, the economy is not going well. yes, we're not happy with erdogan's governance, but we also don't want to vote for the opposition. and they had two main reasons. first of all, it's a bit of nationalist sentiment . they were not

when you— with post—natal depression and ofsted when you have those very, nen— ofsted when you have think we covered all topics off tnene— think we covered all topics off tnene. tnont— think we covered all topics off there. thank you— think we covered all topics off there. thank you for joining think we covered all topics off there. thank you forjoining us there. thank you for joining us tnts— there. thank you for joining us tnts nonntng.— there. thank you for joining us this morning. much appreciated. tnont— this morning. much appreciated. ttont non.— this morning. much appreciated. tnont non. ton.— this morning. much appreciated. thank you. now, stay— this morning. much appreciated. thank you. now, stay with- this morning. much appreciated. thank you. now, stay with us. as ministers plan to ban retailers in from giving children in england from giving children free vapes and of course, we'll also be going through the papers with scarlett mccgwire and fraser myers. that's right after tns— fraser myers. that's right after tnts. ston— fraser myers. that's right after this. stick with—

that's the definition that ofsted use for,— 90. that's the definition that ofsted use for, if— 90.n an— equation. but it's got to be done within an authorised system . wetn— done within an authorised system . wett. ntntt— done within an authorised system . well, might there— done within an authorised system . well, might there be- done within an authorised system . well, might there be a- done within an authorised system . well, might there be a system whereby you can take your child out long as you keeping out as long as you are keeping up with the work in one way or another on the holiday? i mean, could be implemented? yeah. could that be implemented? yeah. so you slip so for example, if you slip below the 90, i mean it equates to about seven days and to about taking seven days and authorised so for many authorised absence. so for many of are authorised absence. so for many et—tte nset— authorised absence. so for many et—tte nset te- authorised absence. so for many of_are used to work. of those that are used to work and— of those that are used to work and the— of those that are u

and they've done that ofsted during the platinum jubilee— ofsted during the platinum rwdrdcc owd— ofstedw, drac— for the coronation. yes. yes. now, that was— for the coronation. yes. yes. now, that was only about half an hour— now, that was only about half an hour odo— now, that was only about half an hour ago or— now, that was only about half an hour ago or co— now, that was only about half an hour ago or — now, that was only about half an hour ago or so. 40— now, that was only about half an hour ago or so. ”0 hour ago or so. 40 minutes. farmer he was too. and actually there was space on the pavement then. there is no space on the pavement now whatsoever. you know what? when people- you know what? when people say, oh, why— know what? when people say, oh, wrwlwc— know what? when people say, oh, wrwlwc-ou— know what? when people say, oh, why-we-alllthis- know what? when people say, oh, why-we-alllthis and. why do we need all of this and all why do we need all of this and odd-expense— why do we need all of this and all expense involved, you all the expense involved, you know,— all the expe

ofsted administration surely they just can't debate anymore . they just can't debate anymore. yeah.e seen there were tnoweente— you'll have seen there were thousands of— you'll have seen there were thousands of negative comments etowt— thousands of negative comments etowt p,— thousands of negative comments about it, which— thousands of negative comments about it, which must if you work in about it, which must if you work tn tnet— about it, which must if you work tn tnet wntt— about it, which must if you work in that unit in— about it, which must if you work in that unit in bbc— about it, which must if you work in that unit in bbc verify feel nette— in that unit in bbc verify feel quite exhausting— in that unit in bbc verify feel quite exhausting and like an onetewent— quite exhausting and like an onetewent .— quite exhausting and like an onslaught . and— quite exhausting and like an onslaught . and i think marianna onslaught. and i think marianna sprtnee— onslaught. and i think marianna spnnpe eete— onslaught. and i think marianna springs said that— onslaught. and i think marianna s

ofsted administration surely they just can't debate anymore . they just can't debate anymore. yeah.n there were rneweenee— you'll have seen there were thousands of— you'll have seen there were thousands of negative comments epon— thousands of negative comments epewt n,— thousands of negative comments about it, which— thousands of negative comments about it, which must if you work in net— about it, which must if you work in we nnn— about it, which must if you work in that unit in— about it, which must if you work in that unit in bbc— about it, which must if you work in that unit in bbc verify feel eene— in that unit in bbc verify feel quite exhausting— in that unit in bbc verify feel quite exhausting and like an enetewenr— quite exhausting and like an enetewenr .— quite exhausting and like an onslaught . and— quite exhausting and like an onslaught . and i think marianna onslaught. and i think marianna spnnee— onslaught. and i think marianna spnnpe eee— onslaught. and i think marianna springs said that— onslaught. and i think marianna springs said that she'd received nreepwnrer— sprin

ofsted lviv crown. ofsted lviv.t that prince william , the heir to the throne, william, the heir to the throne, will be delivering a speech on that stage with star—studded performances. it's going to be one to watch . thank you very one to watch. thank you very hweh. — one to watch. thank you very much. cameron— f thank you very much. cameron walker there, our gb much. cameron walker there, our eh hewe— much. cameron walker there, our eh wewe royal— much. cameron walker there, our gb news royal reporter outside hwehhgheh — gb news royal reporter outside buckingham palace bringing us up to buckingham palace bringing us up he eehe— buckingham palace bringing us up he eehe hew— buckingham palace bringing us up to date now. we're— buckingham palace bringing us up to date now. we're going to be ehewhg— to date now. we're going to be ehewhhg yew— to date now. we're going to be showing you some— to date now. we're going to be showing you some pictures of the whee—he- showing you some pictures of the hhhe—he he- showing you

glue sticks so that we could get the work stuck into books to show the progress because when the big ofsted 10% deprived areas in _ described as one of the 10% deprived areas in the — described as one of the 10% deprived areas in the country, where the head teacher— areas in the country, where the head teacher said — areas in the country, where the head teacher said to, look, no—one in this— teacher said to, look, no—one in this school— teacher said to, look, no—one in this school has gone on strike, and that is— this school has gone on strike, and that is not— this school has gone on strike, and that is not because we don't want more _ that is not because we don't want more money or we think the cause of the union— more money or we think the cause of the union is— more money or we think the cause of the union is wrong, of course we would _ the union is wrong, of course we would aii— the union is wrong, of course we would all like more cash, but we see our roie _ would all like more cash, but we see our roie here — would all like more cash, but we see our role here is helping people who don

hhehee-e— security guards guarding ofsted thomas's have— security guards guarding ofsted thomas's have i think that's an important point you've made. as important as point you've made. as important ee they— point you've made. as important ee they ere— point you've made. as important ee they ,— point you've made. as important as they are , this— point you've made. as important as they are , this is— point you've made. as important as they are , this is not as they are, this is not restricted— as they are, this is not restricted to- as they are, this is not restricted to a- as they are, this is not restricted to a nurses or a pererheehee— restricted to a nurses or a paramedics dispute . it's paramedics dispute. it's a thepwte— paramedics dispute. it's a dispute about— paramedics dispute. it's a dispute about the whole of the the.— dispute about the whole of the the. thew— dispute about the whole of the nhs. know one— dispute about the whole of the nhs. know one part of the nhs eeeeh-t— nhs. know one part of the nhs doesn't function— nhs. know one part of the nhs doesn't function without

, writing in the ofsted inspection, writing in he hrhreh— ofsted inspection, writing in the british medicalty to demand action to tackle the burden— has a duty to demand action to tackle the burden of mental heohh— tackle the burden of mental heohh. h— tackle the burden of mental health. if russia is wagner eroup— health. if russia is wagner group or— health. if russia is wagner group of mercenaries has announced plans to leave uhrorhe-e— announced plans to leave ukraine's eastern city of hohhmuh— ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the- ukraine's eastern city of bakhmut, the group's founder eoye— bakhmut, the group's founder eoye roee— bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will— bakhmut, the group's founder says forces will retreat from p..— says forces will retreat from he zhh — says forces will retreat from he zhh or— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may— says forces will retreat from the 25th of may until the 1st of june- — the 25th of may until the 1st of june he— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after— the 25th of may until the 1st of june. it's after ukraine's p

ofsted it. okay. i'm not pro gun, pro all. but no. gun, not pro gun at all. but no. holyrood was totally hypocritical with the me too movement.— totally hypocritical with the me too movement. and she also said the too movement. and she also said are rrressere— too movement. and she also said iire ressee er— too movement. and she also said the pressure on females, actresses or— the pressure on females, actresses or actors to have eesmeiie— actresses or actors to have cosmetic surgery , labelling cosmetic surgery, labelling eerex— cosmetic surgery, labelling botox treatments as mad. what i weeie— botox treatments as mad. what i weeie iire— botox treatments as mad. what i weeie iike re— botox treatments as mad. what i would like to point— botox treatments as mad. what i would like to point out about mis— would like to point out about its is— would like to point out about its is i— would like to point out about this is i remember courtney love reme— this is i remember courtney love being interviewed— this is i remember courtney love being interviewed on something and wea

ofsted it. okay. i'm not pro gun, pro all. but no. gun, not pro gun at all. but no.said holyrood was totally hypocritical with the me too movement.— totally hypocritical with the me too movement. and she also said the too movement. and she also said are rrressere— too movement. and she also said iire ressee er— too movement. and she also said the pressure on females, actresses or— the pressure on females, actresses or actors to have eesmeiie— actresses or actors to have cosmetic surgery , labelling cosmetic surgery, labelling eerex— cosmetic surgery, labelling botox treatments as mad. what i weeie— botox treatments as mad. what i weeie iire— botox treatments as mad. what i weeie iike re— botox treatments as mad. what i would like to point— botox treatments as mad. what i would like to point out about mis— would like to point out about its is— would like to point out about its is i— would like to point out about this is i remember courtney love reme— this is i remember courtney love being interviewed— this is i remember courtney love being interviewed on something and

ofsted gb news, senior political commentator nelson .s about a meter— illegal. but this is about a meiier ei— illegal. but this is about a matter of power. and there are mere— matter of power. and there are iirere ee— matter of power. and there are there are rules— matter of power. and there are there are rules in— matter of power. and there are there are rules in the workplace to there are rules in the workplace re stee— there are rules in the workplace re siee mis— there are rules in the workplace to stop this happening. and i reei— to stop this happening. and i ieei verve— to stop this happening. and i reei werw. werw— to stop this happening. and i feel very, very sorry for his wife— feel very, very sorry for his wife .— feel very, very sorry for his wife . steere— feel very, very sorry for his wife , steph, for- feel very, very sorry for his wife , steph, for his daughters. wife, steph, for his daughters. wes— wife, steph, for his daughters. we-s iiei— wife, steph, for his daughters. we-s iiei ie— wife, steph, for his daughters. he's

fresh at the back of that ofsted italian tv documentary. very shortly.rth and belinda pwc. it's been yet another scandal fidden it's been yet another scandal ridden weekend for the snp after the sunday mail reported that the police are investigating £400,000 of money left to the party in wills. meanwhile, kate forbes has denied bombshell reports that her supporters are secretly organised a shadow government . but as the crisis government. but as the crisis deepens for the separatist movement, does humza useless need to be replaced sooner rather than later? will thrash that out in the media buzz. plus, as cancer nurses walk out on patients for the first time, should the government crack down on the marxist union barons playing politics with people's lives? kelvin mackenzie responds in uncanceled. and finally , are in uncanceled. and finally, are the left still plagued by anti—semitism ? i ask after the anti—semitism? i ask after the socialist newspaper the guardian apologised for this cartoon of the bbc's ex—chairman richard sharp. so we discuss if their e

they can ofsted laws. they can. they can ofsted forcibly stop laws.e. _ but that's. that's not the brexit issue. that's a failure of governance. _ brexit issue. that's a failure of governance. the worst economic growth by russia, which is onnnoniiw— economic growth by russia, which is currently engaged in a war we've economically sanctioned ourselves through— we've economically sanctioned ourselves through brexit. so the reason we've got— ourselves through brexit. so the reason we've got anti—democratic nwo— reason we've got anti—democratic woo. ino— reason we've got anti—democratic rac, the reason— reason we've got anti—democratic rac, the reason we've got awful gnowin— rac, the reason we've got awful gnowin is— rac, the reason we've got awful growth is because— rac, the reason we've got awful growth is because of the sooioiisi— growth is because of the socialist policies . /ig.n. ?h: growth is because of the socialist policies . h/ign. ?h: socialist policies. you and i iows— socialist policies. you and i have just been discussing. the conservative a

fresh at the back of that ofsted italian tv documentary. very shortly.rworth and belinda pwc. it's been yet another scandal fidden it's been yet another scandal ridden weekend for the snp after the sunday mail reported that the police are investigating £400,000 of money left to the party in wills. meanwhile, kate forbes has denied bombshell reports that her supporters are secretly organised a shadow government . but as the crisis government. but as the crisis deepens for the separatist movement, does humza useless need to be replaced sooner rather than later? will thrash that out in the media buzz. plus, as cancer nurses walk out on patients for the first time, should the government crack down on the marxist union barons playing politics with people's lives? kelvin mackenzie responds in uncanceled. and finally , are in uncanceled. and finally, are the left still plagued by anti—semitism ? i ask after the anti—semitism? i ask after the socialist newspaper the guardian apologised for this cartoon of the bbc's ex—chairman richard sharp. so we discuss if thei

being conference centres or car parks , but i centres or car parks, but i would argue they exist ofstedalways found- no, no, no, no. but is he a cold fish? 33 3 fish? i've always found him as pleasant. ifound fish? i've always found him as pleasant. i found all of these isssis— pleasant. i found all of these issiis ssns— i found all of these people very pleasant. we're people very pleasant. but we're gsssis—in- people very pleasant. but we're. gsssis—in-issiis guests. we breeze in and people nsis— guests. we breeze in and people nsis ssis— guests. we breeze in and people nsis ssis si— guests. we breeze in and people make cups of tea,— guests. we breeze in and people make cups of tea, and it's all ssis— make cups of tea, and it's all ssns, ssis— make cups of tea, and it's all ssns, ssns niss— make cups of tea, and it's all very, very nice. everybody's very, very nice. and everybody's ssis—i— very, very nice. and everybody's ssis—i issi- very, very nice. and everybody's very—i just think. very professional. i just think it very professional. i just think is issi— very professional. i just

being conference centres or car parks , but i centres or car parks, but i would argue they exist ofstedd all of these people very pleasant. we're people very pleasant. but we're guectc—ir- people very pleasant. but we're. guectc—ir-people guests. we breeze in and people role— guests. we breeze in and people rrole cupc— guests. we breeze in and people rrole cupc ot— guests. we breeze in and people make cups of tea,— guests. we breeze in and people make cups of tea, and it's all very.— make cups of tea, and it's all very. very— make cups of tea, and it's all very. very rice— make cups of tea, and it's all very, very nice. everybody's very, very nice. and everybody's very—i— very, very nice. and everybody's very—i iuct- very, very nice. and everybody's very—i just think. very professional. i just think it iuct— very professional. i just think it ruct wrot— very professional. i just think it just what i'm— very professional. i just think it just what i'm sorry about. i tor-t— it just what i'm sorry about. i tor-t trow— it just what i'm sorry about. i don't know the _ it just what i'm sorry

and then ofsted gone straight over them, pulled them off and pulled them to the side.pen. i am joined now by olympic silver medallist sharon davies. sharon, thank you very much for hanging on the line for us for a little while there. a victory for common sense . absolutely. i for common sense. absolutely. i tt-c— for common sense. absolutely. i mean, it's taken— for common sense. absolutely. i mean, it's taken us— for common sense. absolutely. i mean, it's taken us quite- i1“ absolutely. i mean, it's taken us quite a long ttne— mean, it's taken us quite a long ttne te— mean, it's taken us quite a long ttne te get— mean, it's taken us quite a long ttne te get te— mean, it's taken us quite a long time to get to this— mean, it's taken us quite a long time to get to this point. /t1::t. time to get to this point. you knew.— time to get to this point. you knew. and— time to get to this point. you know, and obviously- time to get to this point. you know, and obviously world swimming, world athletics have done this. and at long last now cvcttng— done this. and at long last now