britain's royal college of midwives has said, sorry for its latest supposedly inclusive guidelines which make no reference to women or mothers, but only to postnatal. people responding to complaints the college called data and oversight. the organization had taken advice from the controversial pro diversity group, stonewall a former n h s nurse. we spoke to say the lobby group or the r c. m itself has no right to tell midwives what to think starving, healthiest, why they apologized because of the instantaneous backlash. how service is sac her to be a safe environment for this normal process is natural process to happen? it is not the royal college of midwives role to tell them, make wives how to think and, and i'm afraid that this is yet another example of stem wool going in with diversity offices and telling people how to reset the thing king of that members the royal college of midwives withdrew the gender neutral guidance after an online backlash. in the instructions for m a chair staff and how to put newborns to bed safely, women word mentioned that all referring rather to parents an

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how did the royal colleges meet wives? forget about women. they are the sole reason you even exist. rebecca butler again says that neither the general public nor transgender people support the idea. people don't want to replace the words very, very, very vocal minority, and a very effective activate group in stonewall who want to rewrite the rules by which we live. i don't know who they think they're appealing to because the person in front of the midwife is a biological woman. why the world college of midwives has chosen to adult policies advocated by stonewall, is american to then to my point here is that the general public does not midwife do not take. actually, neither does the transgender community. it is one organization that is pushing it to gender so hard. i'm is getting it very, very badly. a mother is a mother and the role of the midwife is to ensure the mothers safety and the baby safety. and that is the end of their role. they should not be involving themselves in this sort of ridiculous political posturing. a young woman with a s

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vice president of the royal college _ stupid one.ice president of. the royal college of emergency medicine, thank you very much. an israeli hospital has begun giving a fourth shot of the coronavirus vaccine, in a clinical trial to find out if it is safe and effective in containing the spread of covid. the trial in tel aviv includes about 150 health care workers who received their third shot no later than august this year. israel is considering approving a fourth dose, or second booster, for vulnerable people as it tries to stop a surge in omicron infections. new york city has made it compulsory for everyone aged 12 and above to be fully vaccinated against covid in order to access indoor entertainment and sports activities. it has also become the first us city to require vaccines for all private sector workers. jabs are already mandatory for state employees. cbs correspondent courtney kealy is in new york and gave us the reaction to the new mandate. here in new york, people are adhering to that, but with this quadruple rate of childre

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i'm joined now by dr andrew goddard, president of the royal college of physicians. he is in derby.n bbc news. let me ask you first of all hub what impression are you getting above these absences? are they 0micron? are they delta? are they a significant number of days or is this a relatively brief period along for the fact people have to isolate until they can be sure that they are no longer at risk of spreading this to someone else? figs no longer at risk of spreading this to someone else?— no longer at risk of spreading this to someone else? ~ , i. _ ~ ., to someone else? as you say, we know that at the moment, _ to someone else? as you say, we know that at the moment, in _ to someone else? as you say, we know that at the moment, in the _ to someone else? as you say, we know that at the moment, in the whole - to someone else? as you say, we know that at the moment, in the whole of. that at the moment, in the whole of the uk, about 10.5% of people are off and we know that if you drive down, about 4% are off because of covid, it is our doctors working in the nhs. in london, that figu

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patricia marquis is the england director at the royal college of nursing.ing about all these figures. give us a sense of the effect it is having on nurses that you represent. effect it is having on nurses that you represent-— effect it is having on nurses that you represent. twofold really, one is pressure — you represent. twofold really, one is pressure at _ you represent. twofold really, one is pressure at work, _ you represent. twofold really, one is pressure at work, also _ you represent. twofold really, one is pressure at work, also in - you represent. twofold really, one is pressure at work, also in social. is pressure at work, also in social care and across the sector for the number of patients increasing, but also on sickness levels of the staff themselves who have got covid or who are isolating, so it is double fold the impact it is having on staff. are you able to put a figure, a percentage on how many nurses across the country, across the uk are actually, or even across england, themselves having to isolate? how many staff are the hospital is sho

so, while there's been concern about temporarily suspending some health checks, the royal college oferson dr steve mowle told me earlier that anyone needing treatment would still be able to see their gp. we need more capacity to help with this critical booster campaign, which we are sure is the right thing to do for the country. but when you look at what has happened since the last outbreak of coronavirus and the country went into lockdown, many of the procedures that the nhs were scheduled to give were then not given, and then we have been dealing with this massive backlog. is there not a danger that could happen again if gps are made to focus just on vaccinations? i think there undoubtedly is a backlog from the pandemic. there are, i think, small risks associated with this. at the end of the day, we're talking about routine health checks, which are there to help patients who have long—term conditions or patients who are maybe new to practice, who have moved into the area, having a check at the point of registration. but aren't routine health checks where gps sometimes find more ser

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doctoradrian thank you very much for your insides, doctor adrian boyle, vice president of the royal colleger ben thompson, who's in the city of london. a lot of companies worried about the spread of not a lockdown but effectively a lockdown because so many are cancelling christmas plans, parties, lunches, going to the theatre and businesses really want to know, especially hospitality in the entertainment industry, if they are going to be getting any financial support.— are going to be getting any financial support. yes, you are absolutely _ financial support. yes, you are absolutely right _ financial support. yes, you are absolutely right and _ financial support. yes, you are absolutely right and just - financial support. yes, you are absolutely right and just as - absolutely right and just as business thought of the worst of the pandemic was behind it, as the economy started to gain momentum, businesses started to get back to businesses started to get back to business as usual, this latest variant of coronaviruses putting back some of that progress. a lot of businesses, particularly in the

that is a political decision and we would . a political decision and we would never as a royal colleget, but personally i am beginning to prioritise things that are most important so there is a lot of social things that i would have done this week that i have not done because i am prioritising to see my parents this week.— parents this week. ultimately, the answer a question _ parents this week. ultimately, the answer a question is _ parents this week. ultimately, the answer a question is yes _ parents this week. ultimately, the answer a question is yes on - parents this week. ultimately, the answer a question is yes on a - answer a question is yes on a personal level, from a scientific medical perspective, i appreciate you may not be wanting to say that with this particular hat on, representing the college of emergency medicine, but everything you know as an individual and as a doctor tells you that these measures might help? doctor tells you that these measures mi . ht hel ? , doctor tells you that these measures miaht hel? , doctor tells you that these measures mic-hthel? , ., docto

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in the u.k., the royal college of optometrists found 22% of written's think their eyesight deterioratedthe past two years. similar data comes out of the u.s. and china. potentially bad news for looking at computer screens but when you think about augmented reality, the companies that make smart glasses think of it as real estate. if you have to buy glasses, it is easier to convince you to upgrade to something that has a projector in it and lets you see the world around you. the challenge that industry has is not only coming up with a killer application, showing they look cool, but getting them onto people's faces. these glasses are right now really expensive. if you are an early adopter or a company that sees a corporate purpose for having these products, you may be like to buy it but for everyone else, before they think about spending that money it is likely they will want to try it on. that means possibly having some sort of brick-and-mortar location. unlike amazon or asp -- or apple, facebook doesn't have a distribution network. apple has 500 stores globally. that is an advantage whe

joining me now is dr steve mowle, a spokesperson for the royal college of gps and a practicing gp inthis a good idea? definitely. we need more capacity to help with this critical booster campaign which we are sure is the right thing to do for the country.— are sure is the right thing to do for the country. when you look at what has happened _ for the country. when you look at what has happened since - for the country. when you look at what has happened since the - for the country. when you look at what has happened since the last| what has happened since the last outbreak of coronavirus and the country went into lockdown, many of the procedure is that the nhs were scheduled to give weather not given, and then we have been dealing with this massive backlog. is there not a danger that could happen again if gps are made to focus just on vaccinations? i gps are made to focus 'ust on vaccinations?�* vaccinations? i think there undoubtedly _ vaccinations? i think there undoubtedly is _ vaccinations? i think there undoubtedly is a _ vaccinations? i think there undoubtedly is a backlog l vac