orest well, beds. it's good that they are there, but if there is a bed and no medicine, then we know that nothing will happen. i remember very well when we talked with doctors, it was the first months of the war, and they told us about what medical the institutions do not have enough drugs, there were only those drugs that were brought by volunteers. and in general, there was a lack of drugs, and especially if we are talking about drugs for cancer patients, for people with diabetes, well , that is, these are such specific drugs, so now with this, do patients have to buy drugs on their own are the medical facilities still guaranteed when we talk about medical facilities ? the medical guarantee program guarantees access to high-quality free medical care and , in particular, if the institution subscribes to packages in certain directions, accordingly, it must provide medical care, including its guarantee that free medicines are not available in all health care institutions, if we are talking about the pre

orest . well, the beds it is good that they are there, but if there is a bed and no medicine, then we know that nothing will happen. i remember very well when we talked with doctors, it was the first months of the war, and we were told that in fact the medical facilities do not have enough medicine. were there only those medicines brought by volunteers. and there was a lack of medicines in general, and especially if we are talking about medicines for cancer patients, for people with diabetes, well, that is, these are such specific medicines, so now with this , do patients have to buy medicines on their own? are medical facilities still provided when we are talking about medical institutions, all communal health care institutions work under the medical guarantee program, that is, they have concluded contracts with the national health service of ukraine, and it is the medical guarantee program that guarantees access to without high-quality free medical care, and in particular, if the institutio

they could decide to strip orest johnson of his lifetime act -- access to parliament for lying during lockdown. antony blinken meets with xi jinping in the chinese capital. they sounded positive after talks but huge disagreements remain on trade, to human rights. thanks for joining us. it is the fiercest fighting the west bank has seen in years. at least five palestinians were killed including a 15-year-old boy, and almost 100 others were hurt. violence unfolded early monday when the israeli military stormed a refugee camp to arrest two suspects. militants dedicated -- detonated a roadside bomb and the israeli military used airpower in the form of helicopter errors for the first time in decades. we have the latest. >> scenes of war in the west frank -- the west bank as palestinian militants fire on israeli forces while a helicopter flies overhead. minutes later, the sound of gunfire gives way to sirens. among the wounded, a 15-year-old teenager who is killed. >> it was respectful but the moment the israeli army arrived, he ran towards them. he wanted to die after his friend was killed

orest, if we are talking about specialist doctors, specialist specialists, are there any problems herend load, because now with the new system that is in place, you first need to consult a family doctor and then you can wait there for a week, two, three, and sometimes even a month . complaints due to the fact that a person cannot get to one or another doctor for a long time , in fact, we switched to a model of work with the national health service and in the end we came to a new format, we are reforming, we are changing, we are also improving the health care system health begins to work as it works, similar to all health care systems of civilized countries, and for that , in order to receive the advice of a military specialist, the patient first goes to the family doctor, the family doctor conducts certain examinations, and if there is a real need for consultation, then he gives an electronic a referral to receive a consultation with a related specialist, again here it depends on the specialist to whom the consultation is given. and again , the wishes of a certain patient are taken int

orest today in our studio was the director of the department of health protection of the lviv regional military administration orest chemerys i only have to add one thing that today you learned how the medical system works in to the lviv oblast and if you may have any complaints, you now know who to turn to, you know who to write to, but i hope that everything will be fine and that the lviv oblast will cope with the flow of people it currently has, it was a health program and i am iryna koval take care of yourself the most powerful the team of europe, the fruit interplays as if for the last time in their lives, watch the super final of the season on june 10 at 10:00 p.m. exclusively on megogo , de-occupation . how can you do it now? our brothers freed us from a normal life freed us from the normal technology of pro-russian non-humans, it was terrible, it was very scary every day one by one, two houses were burned and the ukrainian people were nazis here, so we are all nationalists , did the people resist? was , is and will always be ukraine about unbreakable cities of ukraine from the

today with the director of the health care department of the lviv regional military administration, oresthemeris, mr. oresta, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, mr. oresta. so, the first thing i want to ask you is: has anything changed in medicine? how do you feel about medicine in lviv oblast during the full-scale invasion on february 24, when we woke up after the beginning of the aggression of the russian federation, of course we were ready for the challenges that in front of us, we met in the morning a huge number of people who left their houses and homes, and it was a significant number of forcibly displaced persons who remained in the city of lviv. accordingly, we as an industry understood that this entails, accordingly, the burden on the health care system, because there are a large number of women and a large number of children who were forced to stay in the lviv region. in fact, we predicted somewhere that sooner or later they would also start applying for medical care, so actually, even taking into account the fact that we lived in under the conditions of covid before the st

they could decide to strip orest johnson of his lifetime act -- access to parliament for lying duringlockdown. antony blinken meets with xi jinping in

that's why it's the 90 day suspension they recommended together with orest johnson losi his parliamentarys for good. those punishments will be debated and voted on on monday. >> well let's hear a little from conservative mp a close supporter of boris johnson over the years. >> i am concerned that a number of people have criticized others who have impugned the nature of the privileges committee. what i do want to say ii was there when boris johnson gave evidence to the committee. now that committee stands in a judicial role and when boris johnson was answering questions, i could members of the committee not all of them, some of them behaved with dignity as jurors would do in a court, but some of them were putting faces, looking skywards, turning their backs on boris johnson. justice doesn't have to be done it has to be seen to be done. >> we have a great panel to discuss all of the above. former conservative cabinet ministercofounder and director of public opinion consultant and conservative political commentator and former home office special advisor. let me start with you, claire. is thi

. militia, who is not one and a half, not much for tonight, let's go let's work, he's disciplined, orestere's some, there's ready the pipe , there's polystyrene, there's even good guys , that's it, we already have a house in general, come on, come on, what am i doing at home, march 4, 22- in the th year, shells flew to us, we were hit twice, my husband is now at war, i am alone, i wanted to start rebuilding, so that he would be proud of me, and that i do not sit idly by and wait for someone to come to me too. will do and thanks to god, there were such volunteers on my way, who help and who always support me until we gained a certain certain baggage of professionals, we did not undertake reconstruction because none of us are professional builders. and now we have a friendly charitable foundation, phoenix ukraine, for example, who helps us with hands and consulting, why are you helping ? we can talk. there are people who want to learn. let them learn and learn . let them build normally. well, the guys have already studied. that i wanted to twist a barrel on them today, but i didn't find it

chevron before now he looks different he looks like this underground the ninth is privatizing our whole orestehe is a young woman doing a lot of useful things now we are going to go to such a war with you car wash ok we have arrived so you can go only on the road there are still mines here yes well, that's enough mined, torn up by shells and everything here, you could walk on the lawn. go quietly, you know. but quietly. yes, but it’s better to play a game like this. this is the road we used to drive all the time, but i took part in three attempts to take it by water duck, and the boys went there much more often, in fact the battles here are quite difficult because it is just an open field , but the atmosphere here in general was quite interesting. that is, for example, i fought in the first period of time on this, let’s say it, please, in the donetsk direction, there were tericons here there were forests and snowdrifts, you understand , but here , look at how it is here. can you imagine such things? in short, when there, for example, there is a machine sitting in that plantation . i remember h

the latest findings show the gap between the richest people who live in silicon valley and the orestng. 28% of silicon valley households are not making enough money to meet their basic need. >> we know the .001% owns six times more wealth than the bottom 15%. >> we are giving food to literally double the number of people before the pandemic. >> second harvest food banks say it is due to the high cost of living and sees issues with inflation. >>> let's take a live look at the oakland coliseum tomorrow night. this place could be packed. and we haven't said that in a long time. there's a lot of bad blood between as fans and the as reclusive owner john fisher. as the as continue to negotiate, bay area fans want to send a message to the team owner tomorrow night. in oakland. they want to keep the team. but they want to get rid of the owner. they have organized the reverse boycott. they called for people to fill the coliseum in response to criticism that oakland fans have abandoned the team. >> and we haven't been staying away because they are losing. we have not been staying away because

our residents to inform our power structures that they are being forced to take a russian passport orest demylovsky evgeny zadoya program windows stb marathon the only news it is called anya tv by chance for themselves and for military medics she became a volunteer, asked what those who treat wounded soldiers need, and received an unexpected answer: tv so that the boys could watch football and relax a little after what they had to suffer in the war but by the evening of the first day of the assembly, she already had 10 televisions. now she brought them to the medical facility and already 60 of them were installed in the wards, some of the largest ones were installed in the operating rooms , and this is no longer entertainment, but a new level of surgical interventions. how in kharkiv are they treating wounded defenders, why in the operating rooms televisions and who helps those who save lives maria malevska will show the household appliances store on saltivka writer and now also a volunteer hanna gin is paying for the next batch of televisions 120,000 uah, this is not her first visit her

because here he can be a little in solidarity with orest with a role that says that it can also be af we have a minute to get rid of russianisms in the names, ms. natalya wanted to talk more about the national multimedia test , but we will leave that for our next conversation , thank you for today's participation in our broadcast, we remind our viewers that we were in touch with nataliya pipa, people's deputy of ukraine, with whom we spoke about the conflicts that he grew out of as a boy who decided to sing tsoi in russian on the streets of lviv, also about these renaming initiatives by the adoption of ukrainian cities, how appropriate it is, dear friends, we still have a long way to go one hour and in the next hour we will talk about what is happening now in the occupied territories, what is happening to ukrainian children, we will talk about their rights, whether it is possible to return those deported children and those whom the russians are going to take out, and we will also mention how the our constitution, the day of which we are celebrating today, a project partner, healthy v

i know that ukrainian soldiers it was insurmountable from his son, the border guard orest tolochko learned it by heart, it gave him faith and strength to courageously resist the enemy for three months in mariupol, surrounded by the occupiers, he was engaged in providing for his brothers and transporting food, water, fuel and equipment, risking his life, we we came under sniper fire , we could not stop. saw to the side growing and everyone was headed under the minus customs shelling everyone ran to save their lives and help the wounded further on another month of defense on azo in steel and says how today the search confiscation of valuables buses and the colony of volynivites lived we there were about 500 people in the barracks. at first, they slept on mattresses. the water was clean and not drinkable. it must have smelled like some kind of lake. they drank nothing. they washed themselves with a couple of spoons of porridge in the morning, a small cup of tea, maybe a gram, maybe 100 . 30 kg and lost the most valuable thing i had was a silver chain and an icon. they were already taken from

orest dermalovsky was looking for answers.he cockpit of the plane directly, if the workplaces were located here, it means two navigators we are inside the tu-160 strategic missile carrier , so the front part means the cockpit, this is the same plane as those that launch missile strikes on ukraine every night, what will happen to the retired colonel, former ukrainian pilot viktor savchenko could not even imagine where never in his life never in his life did he even allow such a thing why because how many friends there were three types of aircraft at the base of the russian strategic aviation tu-160 which victor shows us here is another one bombers missile carriers here 22m3 and that 95ms they can fly at a long distance and launch missiles for thousands of kilometers , including with a nuclear charge, ukraine also had strategic aviation, but all that remained of it is the museum last year in december, cotton for the first time reached the airfields in engels and ryazan, where the strategic planes of the occupiers are based, in t

clear, the privileges committee report contains some dining fine things which make one indeed prevent orest. johnson from making it over ton in british politics. but it's also, i think, important to remember this part something remains relatively popular within the concepts of policy. and to some degree among conservative sizes, they're all seen and politicians and the conservatives who believe that they will be doing that. so if he was still lead, i'm so i think for those reasons, 11 policies, i'm personal determination. you called loud uh the case that you might whats on it, some of the sample points in the future. well, i wonder where this does actually leave the tory party that we had that from that correspond rory the best way to throw a grenade into issues. so next government, how is this being viewed by the current leadership? what certainly does the stabilize the select government, and of course the one reason for that is the are a strong some decision to resign from parliament means that there will be a fine action in his oxbridge constituency, which will be hop for and may well re

prime minister rishi sunak as a parliamentary vote on his predecessor orest johnson today and likelyel will receive $11 billion in subsidies to build a chip factory in east germany this is after they announced a $25 billion plant in israel. the world's largest air show returns to paris after a four year hiatus. we will hear from some of the ceos of the world largest airlines. welcome back to the program. this is a special edition of bloomberg markets. there is no trading in stocks or bonds in the united states because of the holiday. we are down by 0.7% on european stocks. banks stand out to the upside, benefiting with rates going higher and the u.k. narrative this morning's been about short in interest rates with two-year yields at levels we have not seen since 2008. u.k. two year yield is up. some clear disappointments on the close of the session in asia. what will we hear from the chinese government? will we hear more stimulation? let's get analysis now. let me ask you about the china story. it has created some disappointment in markets around fiscal stimulus. what are we expectin

undermines the democratic process, which is very fragile tnt— process, which is very fragile tnt orestous really the person who's done most to undermine our democratic institutions, undermine parliament, is boris johnson himself. a kangaroo court is an unotttettt— himself. a kangaroo court is an unofficial court.— himself. a kangaroo court is an unofficial court. this— “ a kangaroo court is an unofficial court. this is the ttettontry— unofficial court. this is the dictionary definition, an unofficial— dictionary definition, an unofficial court held by a group of unofficial court held by a group or petite— unofficial court held by a group or people tn— unofficial court held by a group of people in order— unofficial court held by a group of people in order to try someone regarded , and especially someone regarded, and especially wttnout— someone regarded, and especially wttnout toot— someone regarded, and especially without good evidence, as guilty of without good evidence, as guilty ot t— without good evidence, as guilty ot t turne— without good evidence, as guilty ot t or— without good ev