rebecca evans began toda b the details. rebecca evans began today by saying — the details.. rebecca evans began today by saying this was a - the details. rebecca evans began today by saying this was a stark l the details. rebecca evans began i today by saying this was a stark and the most painful budget that's ever been delivered in wales. i'm just running through the headlines. the total budget goes towards health and social services. that will increase when you take into account inflation byjust when you take into account inflation by just 2.6%. when you take into account inflation byjust 2.6%. councils will get a bit more, they will get a 1.5% increase, but as you mentioned, that doesn't get anywhere near far enough to help those services that are already struggling in wales. some councils have said unless they will increase far more, they may be at risk of bankruptcy. we know how struggling the welsh nhs services are at the moment. within nhs and wales, they restructured some of the money they have been allocated around £15 million. net increase will now only be £6 mill

, all of these decreases from the other parts have been going towards the front line services, rebecca evanst the moment, considering these difficult times.— these difficult times. thank you very much. _ these difficult times. thank you very much, thomas _ these difficult times. thank you very much, thomas morgan - these difficult times. thank you very much, thomas morgan for| these difficult times. thank you l very much, thomas morgan for is there in cardiff. the scottish government's help in spending plans are also being announced a day and economists have warned that ministers are grappling with a black hole in the budget amounting to £1.5 billion. in the last b minutes, a new tax bracket of 45p on the pounds for those earning between 75000 and 120 5000, a year has just been announced. that has been announced by scotland's deputy first minister, and she is currently giving a speech to holyrood and we can go straight there now and have a listen in. childcare workers and the private furred and independent sectors by providing over £200 million of additionalfunding to providing over £200 mil

the finance minister, rebecca evans, will be scrutinising the budget tomorrow. thanks very much.more details later on today. a leading health think tank says the traditional model of nhs dentistry is now gone for good — and can't be restored without an unrealistically large amount of money. the nuffield trust report says radical change is needed. here's our health correspondent nick triggle. 0pen wide, thank you. finding an nhs dentist is difficult. last year, a bbc investigation found nine in ten practices were not accepting new adult patients. and now a report by the nuffield trust think—tank has shed more light on the scale of the challenge. it found there were 6 million fewer treatments done last year in england, compared to before the pandemic. and funding had been cut by £525 million over the past seven years once inflation was taken into account. the think—tank believes services in england, and the rest of the uk for that matter, are now so stretched that restoring the traditional model of nhs care was likely to be unrealistic because of the costs involved. it said difficu

tomorrow rebecca evans will be scrutinised by the finance minister.unior today comes with the backdrop yesterday of junior doctors today comes with the backdrop yesterday ofjunior doctors also announcing they would go on strike in the new year over pay issues because they couldn't get what they wanted from the welsh government. they blame the uk government for not allowing enough money to give the doctors what they want. a leading health think—tank says the traditional model of nhs dentistry is now gone for good and can't be restored without an unrealistically large amount of money. the nuffield trust report says radical change is needed. here's our health correspondent nick triggle. 0pen wide, thank you. finding an nhs dentist is difficult. last year, a bbc investigation found nine in ten practices were not accepting new adult patients. and now a report by the nuffield trust think—tank has shed more light on the scale of the challenge. it found there were 6 million fewer treatments done last year in england, compared to before the pandemic. and fundi

we have got political commentator suzanne evans, tory mp ranil, flush with cash, awarded her and broadcaster rebeccao it . christys tonight. let's do it. ronald lives a very humble existence. now email me what should happen to winston churchill's barge. that's what i want to know from you. i need your help. okay. what should happen to winston churchill's funeral barge? gb views ng news.com? oh, yes. of news.com? oh, yes. and of course, will you what course, i will tell you what happens as a car is happens next. here as a car is hurtling towards pushing hurtling towards a woman pushing a seconds from disaster. a pram seconds from disaster. what does happen next? i'll see you after the headlines . you after the headlines. >> patrick. thank you and good evening to you. well, the news tonight is that a by—election will definitely take place in wellingborough in northamptonshire. after voters tonight signed a petition to oust the mp peter bone from his constituency, the wellingborough mp was suspended from the commons for six weeks in october after an inquiry found he'd subjected a staff member to bullyi

susan evans, amankona and evans, albie amankona and rebecca reid. this is patrick christys.t here we go. email obe gbviews@gbnews.com. if rwanda doesn't work this time round , just sunak have to go. round, just sunak have to go. i'll see you after the headlines i >> patrick. thank you. and good evening. our top story from the newsroom tonight is that a 28 year old male has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the stabbing of a 29 year old woman in aberfan in south wales today. the pregnant woman was subjected to a knife attack in broad daylight there this morning. attack in broad daylight there this morning . she was taken to this morning. she was taken to hospital and is believed to be in stable condition . chief in a stable condition. chief inspector rob miles from south wales police this update . wales police gave this update. >> the man is known to the victim and is currently in police custody . i appreciate police custody. i appreciate there will be a real sense of shock when the local community, with having happened with the attack having happened i

susan evans, amankona and evans, albie amankona and rebecca reid. this is patrick christys. here we go. email obe gbviews@gbnews.com. if rwanda doesn't work this time round , just sunak have to go. round, just sunak have to go. i'll see you after the headlines i >> patrick. thank you. and good evening. our top story from the newsroom tonight is that a 28 year old male has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the stabbing of a 29 year old woman in aberfan in south wales today. the pregnant woman was subjected to a knife attack in broad daylight there this morning. attack in broad daylight there this morning . she was taken to this morning. she was taken to hospital and is believed to be in stable condition . chief in a stable condition. chief inspector rob miles from south wales police this update . wales police gave this update. >> the man is known to the victim and is currently in police custody . i appreciate police custody. i appreciate there will be a real sense of shock when the local community, with having happened with the attack having happened in

rebecca morelle. breathing in polluted air, in the name of science. briony evansct of fumes on the brain. here, we�*ve got everything that we need to conduct the experiments, to expose the participants to air pollution. the team is looking at four different kinds of pollution — diesel from an engine, cleaning products, wood smoke and cooking fumes from a pork chop. the pollutants are carefully measured and piped into a giant plastic bag. are you feeling 0k? the volunteers are exposed to a different fume on every visit to see which ones have the biggest effect on the brain. you could imagine that we find that wood burning is worse than diesel, is worse than cooking, for example. this would then allow people to make lifestyle choices about their exposure to the different pollutants. the world health organization says that almost all of the global population — 99% — are breathing in air that exceeds the who limits on common air pollutants, and the combined effects of outdoor and indoor air pollution is contributing to seven million premature deaths every year. this m

rebecca morelle. breathing in polluted air in the name of science. briony evansientists are trying to learn about the impact of fumes on the brain. here we've got everything that we need to conduct the experiments, to expose the participants to air pollution. the team is looking at four different kinds of pollution — diesel from an engine, cleaning products, wood smoke and cooking fumes from a pork chop. the pollutants are carefully measured and piped into a giant plastic bag. are you feeling 0k? the volunteers are exposed to a different fume on every visit to see which ones have the biggest effect on the brain. you could imagine that we find that wood burning is worse than diesel, is worse than cooking, for example, this would then allow people to make lifestyle choices about their exposure to the different pollutants. the world health organization says that almost all of the global population — 99% — are breathing in air that exceeds the who limits on common air pollutants, and the combined effects of outdoor and indoor air pollution is contributing to seven mi

rebecca morelle. breathing in polluted air in the name of science. briony evanspact of fumes on the brain. here we�*ve got everything that we need to conduct the experiments, to expose the participants to air pollution. the team is looking at four different kinds of pollution — diesel from an engine, cleaning products, wood smoke and cooking fumes from a pork chop. the pollutants are carefully measured and piped into a giant plastic bag. are you feeling ok? the volunteers are exposed to a different fume on every visit to see which ones have the biggest effect on the brain. you could imagine that we find that wood burning is worse than diesel, is worse than cooking, for example, this would then allow people to make lifestyle choices about their exposure to the different pollutants. the world health organization says that almost all of the global population — 99% — are breathing in air that exceeds the who limits on common air pollutants, and the combined effects of outdoor and indoor air pollution is contributing to seven million premature deaths every year. this

rebecca morelle. breathing in polluted air, in the name of science. briony evansto learn about the impact of fumes on the brain. here, we've got everything that we need to conduct the experiments, to expose the participants to air pollution. the team is looking at four different kinds of pollution — diesel from an engine, cleaning products, wood smoke and cooking fumes from a pork chop. the pollutants are carefully measured and piped into a giant plastic bag. are you feeling 0k? the volunteers are exposed to a different fume on every visit to see which ones have the biggest effect on the brain. you could imagine that we find that wood burning is worse than diesel, is worse than cooking, for example, this would then allow people to make lifestyle choices about their exposure to the different pollutants. the world health organization says that almost all of the global population — 99% — are breathing in air that exceeds the who limits on common air pollutants, and the combined effects of outdoor and indoor air pollution is contributing to seven million premature dea

rebecca morelle has been to see the study getting underway. breathing in polluted air in the name of science. briony evans brain. here we've got everything that we need to conduct the experiments, to expose the participants to air pollution. the team is looking at four different kinds of pollution — diesel from an engine, cleaning products, wood smoke and cooking fumes from a pork chop. the pollutants are carefully measured and piped into a giant plastic bag. are you feeling ok? the volunteers are exposed to a different fume on every visit to see which ones have the biggest effect on the brain. you could imagine that we find that wood burning is worse than diesel, is worse than cooking, for example. this would then allow people to make lifestyle choices about their exposure to the different pollutants. the world health organization says that almost all of the global population — 99% — are breathing in air that exceeds the who limits on common air pollutants, and the combined effects of outdoor and indoor air pollution is contributing to seven million premature deaths every year. this makes it the leading

own nana akua on my panel tonight is political commentator suzanne evans, tory mp ronald jayawardena and broadcaster extraordinaire rebecca