we asked the royal college for _ this world. we asked the royal college for an _ this world.r an interview on whether the threat of legal action influenced their decision. they did not comment on that, but they did tell us this. given the distance and time since the original articles published, the widely available public debate on the paper, including the letters of complaint already available alongside the article online, and the fact that the article has already been subject to a investigation, it has been decided to reject the request for the article to be retracted. the original complainant said they would have surprised and disappointed. have surprised and disa ointed. , , ., disappointed. response we got from the journal _ disappointed. response we got from the journal had _ disappointed. response we got from the journal had nothing i disappointed. response we got from the journal had nothing to do the science of this article. not a thing. 0ur specific methodological complaints remain unanswered. today, professor,'s paper still sits prominently online and still referen

the college became the royal northern college of music in 1973. charles halley 80 years earlier. today, 900 students study each year from 60 countries studying in schools dedicated to disciplines like strings, percussion, popular music. musical history is important here, too. back to the modern day, though, and playing with 0pera north will be lizzie, who wants to work as a music therapist with young people, and marcus, who is from brazil. really exciting opportunity for us all to be able to perform alongside industry professionals. when i told people i'm moving to the uk and everyone will be like, "oh, are you going to, london?" then i was like, "no, no, i'm going to manchester." we've got some - incredible orchestras — the bbc phil, the - manchester camerata, of course the halley. we've also got things - like the manchester collective as well. it's a really buzzing classical scene. - the royal college's 50th anniversary celebrations culminate with a collaboration with manchester international festival on 8 july. v0|ceover: for more stories from

the college became the royal northern college of music in 1973. students study each year from 60 countries, studying in schools dedicated to disciplines like strings, percussion, popular music. musical history is important here too. back to the modern day though, and playing with 0pera north will be lizzie, who wants to work as a music therapist with young people, and marcus, who is from brazil. really exciting opportunity for us all to be able to perform alongside industry professionals. when i told people, i'm moving to the uk, everybody was like "oh, are you going to london?" iwas like "no, no, i'm going to manchester." you have some incredible orchestras. we also have things _ like the manchester collective. it is a really buzzing classical scene. - the royal college's 50th anniversary celebrations culminate with a collaboration with manchester international festival on the 8th ofjuly. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. and we had a store at heathrow airport back 85 years ago.

the royal college of psychiatrists are the owner of the journ and journal and said they were not preparedt to happen. so both of us that were on that panel that were part of that investigation felt were part of that investigation felt we had to resign. and grain prices surge after the collapse of russia—ukraine export deal that helped avert famines last year. what are the consequences for the global south of stopping the supply of key crops? we speak to the world food programme. good evening. 53%, 56%, 60% - those are the conservative vote shares at the last general election for the seats where counting has begun. it is quite an exraordinary state of affairs that all three are up for grabs tonight. there are very big questions notjust for the pm, but also for the opposition, as returing officers crack open the ballot boxes to count the votes. in north yorkshire, in somerset and in uxbridge, former home of borisjohnson. in a moment we'll be speaking to david simmonds who's at the count in uxbridge. labour party chair anneliese dodds. at the somerset and frome count is christine jardine, th

the royal college of psychiatrists are the owners of the journaljust said that they were not prepareds, i think, concerning, because usually you would have expected that to be an editorial decision. so at that point, those of us on the panel who'd been part of that investigation felt we had to resign. some panel members are concerned legal threats may have influenced the college's actions. the bbc has seen letters sent during the investigation saying professor coleman would take any and all legal options available should the paper be retracted. if it truly becomes a thing - where all they have to do is send a strongly worded legal letter. i think that will undermine - confidence in the journal's ability to police the content that it publishes. - the royal college of psychiatrists said it rejected the retraction request given the distance in time since the original article was published, the widely available public debate on the paper and the fact the article had already been subject to a full investigation in 2011. what might seem academic here in the uk continues to have real life im

. >> the royal college of psychiatrists also co-authored a review which found methodological problemsrought the results into question. professor coleman suggests criticism is driven by the political nature of the topic. calls for retraction were repeated in 2022. an independent panel recommended the paper should be taken down. >> the owners of the journal just said that they were not prepared for that to happen, which is i think concerning because you would have expected that to be an editorial decision. at that point those of us on the panel who had been part of that investigation felt we had to resign. >> some panel members are concerned legal threats may have influenced the college's actions. the bbc has sent letters saying professor coleman would take legal options if the paper was retracted. >> it truly becomes a thing where all they have to do is send a strongly worded legal letter. that will undermine confidence in journals ability to police the content it publishes. >> the royal college of psychologists said it rejected the retraction request given the distance in time from wh

well, this brings to an end the long running dispute between the royal college of nursing and the governmentpay in england, at least the under trade union laws. for a strike to strike mandate to be carried, it requires turnout to exceed 50%. chris gregory was distracted by the off camera noise of the newsroom. the background chatter sounded as if it might have been recorded in a cafeteria area or a busy airport. this seems like a daft gimmick and looks to us to be well past its sell by date. there was another example the following day when security correspondent frank gardner appeared on the news channel from the same spot. nobody is going to seriously sit down and make peace. the war goes on. the counter—offensive continues. the bulk of it is yet to come, but they're going to have a realjob trying to break through russian defences. that hasn't changed. frank gardner there in the newsroom, thanks very much. before we move on, let me just bring you an update on that story from the ashes... this was the response from h.j. hill. listening to frank gardner got tiring. cut to the silence of the s

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in the second half of the nineties, he studied at the royal college of britain so he just finished itns to the country and suddenly starts with such a very fast career growth, like, what was he doing there in britain, uh, who he was recruited by there is a good question. here besides. yes, of course, we will go to see him, and what? we see, yes, e that a person is absolutely unprincipled, when it was profitable, he was a member of the communist party and was preparing to serve in the czechoslovak intelligence service, like his father really was. well , then it so happened that the velvet revolution, the collapse of the warsaw pact , changed shoes or shoes in the air had already gone over to the side of the powers that be, and who were the powers that be, it was nato that he participated in the peacekeeping mission of the czechoslovaks during the military in yugoslavia there. i think that he was noticed, studied in britain, and then this is a permanent military career, you know, but the general apparatchik. that is, he calls them a jacket jacket. yes, yes, such a wedding parquet genera

hospital and surgery enjoyed by professor from the royal couege enjoyed by professor from the royal collegeoining me and i can ask you first of all, tell us a little bit about what the nhs means to you, given what the nhs means to you, given what celebrating 75 years of it. also westminster abbey and also the proud to be among the celebrating the good things about the national health service. and regardless of the condition or diagnosis they have, as nurses, doctors and health care professionals supporting and helping to bring health and well—being back to so many hundreds of thousands of people from the last 1948 of thousands of people from the last 19118 up until now. 75 years, that is a great thing to celebrate. does 1948 up until now. 75 years, that is a great thing to celebrate.- a great thing to celebrate. does it mean you? _ a great thing to celebrate. does it mean you? i _ a great thing to celebrate. does it mean you? i feel— a great thing to celebrate. does it mean you? i feel proud _ a great thing to celebrate. does it mean you? i feel proud of - a great thing to celebrate. does i

i'm joined now by unders. folk meals is a military analyst at the royal danish defense college. and this is good to have you with this you to, we are hearing now from the top level of the ukrainian military. more and more, there are shortages of ammunition and weapons across the board. do we know why that's happening now as well? i think in, in general it's something we've been talking about a lot across the many months. and it's also the situation now is that after the counter offensive be ukrainian demand for ammunition is just so much bigger. they needed for 2 things. they needed both to protect the cities as your story here is about, but they also need it along the front lines where the, the actual offensive and winning the war. so there is just a very large consumption of ammunition and then it's just also a constant fact that you know, they can always use more. and can we read anything into that? i mean, the timing of this obviously is not good for the creating military, right? the beginning of the counter offensive and already they're having to deal with the shortages of,

and event and report in 2018, written by the good governance institute, in conjunction with the royal collegeple in the health world to be mistakenly referred to as "doctor" when speaking publicly. the director of consultancy and principal consultant of the good governance institute, and also the company's ethical compliance officer, is mason fitzgerald. in 2021, mr fitzgerald was due to become chief executive of the norfolk and suffolk nhs trust. instead, he was sacked from the nhs after a bbc investigation discovered that he didn't actually possess a master of laws qualification that appeared alongside his name in trust documents. at the time, mr fitzgerald said he was dismissed for "neglect in not correcting an error "about my profile in annual reports". he said it was a decision he fully accepted and that he was determined to use the experience to help others avoid the mistakes he made. in a statement, mr fitzgerald told us, i've worked at ggi for two years and no concerns have ever been raised about my performance in my role. mr corbett—nolan describes him as talented and experienced, bu

the royal veterinary college has estimated in 2021 more than 10% of puppies bought in the u.k.illegally imported. that's more than double the figure from 2019. the rbc also says animals brought into the u.k. illegally are also more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. the charity says puppies brought in are more likely to be aggressive. you are live with bbc news. the indian prime minister is on a two day visit to france, where he will attend the traditional but still day parade tomorrow. he will is president macron's guest of honor. the two letters are set to discuss defensive issues. theed carpet treatment comes on the back of last month's state dinner in washington. despite their differences, the war in ukraine and tensions do remain in india's human rights record, western democracies are still keen on deepening ties with india given mutual concerns about china. a senior fellow from the united states, we should probably start with the deals that will be signed in paris. i understand they're going to buy about three dozen raffaella fighters from the f

should be more strictly monitored be under the scrutiny of the security services trained at the royal collegekly the career growth of a nato general becomes the head of state and the role of his wife. in this story , a very important one was actually its curator. he would be involved in a sexual scandal the case was hushed up quickly if you went for accreditation you are guarded by special services is the most ardent supporter of ukraine's entry into nato it is important to provide ukraine with everything necessary, especially the military equipment of the good santa claus is hiding the subject of bloody directives here in the west of power, who are ready to fight with russia before a nuclear war and pyotr pavel is the mouthpiece of these forces pyotr pavel from pavel heir dolls, tutti today on the first and always on one tv point ru the second day is nato itself and the final one in vilnius zelensky managed to meet with the chancellor so much in the morning , germany olaf schultz had previously spoken with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. just recently, he had a meeting with rishi sun

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adrian boyle, president of the royal college of emergency medicine , warns that plans are medicine, warnsng for less than half of the beds needed to cope with the crisis this winter. he said that less than 11,000. he said at least 11,000 more staffed beds should be provided at hospitals across the country . he you're up to date on country. he you're up to date on gb news now it's back to mark dolan tonight. >> great to have tatiana back on the show. she returns at 11. welcome to mark dolan tonight and it is my last show until september. i'm going to miss you hugely. could supporting motorists win rishi sunak the next election? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, the formidable ann widdecombe . and formidable ann widdecombe. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction . and my full pundit reaction. and my punst full pundit reaction. and my pundits will be nominating their headune pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes tonight , emma burnell zeroes tonight, emma burnell neil parish and annunziata rees—mogg are rings

adrian boyle, president of the royal college of emergency medicine , warns that plans are medicine, warnsng for less than half of the beds needed to cope with the crisis this winter. he said that less than 11,000. he said at least 11,000 more staffed beds should be provided at hospitals across the country . he you're up to date on country. he you're up to date on gb news now it's back to mark dolan tonight. >> great to have tatiana back on the show. she returns at 11. welcome to mark dolan tonight and it is my last show until september. i'm going to miss you hugely. could supporting motorists win rishi sunak the next election? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, the formidable ann widdecombe . and formidable ann widdecombe. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction . and my full pundit reaction. and my punst full pundit reaction. and my pundits will be nominating their headune pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes tonight , emma burnell zeroes tonight, emma burnell neil parish and annunziata rees—mogg are rings

the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than ten % of puppies bought in the uk were illegally. that's more than double the figure for 2019. the rvc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. you're live with bbc news. turning to another important story, investigations at bbc have found evidence that casts doubt on the great coastguard's account of the migrant boat sinking in the mediterranean month ago. 82 people are confirmed to have drowned, but it scared 500 may have drowned. survivors claimed they were told to keep quite after raising concerns about the coastguard is handling of the disaster. here is nick speak. let's go back to the journey, because the journey that they took was from libya, the idea was that people would travel to italy, they didn't want to go to greece, but we know that the journey went very badly wrong. this is, in more detail, the northern coast of libya, and what survivors have told essays that they actually were put on smaller boats by the coast there and went

the royal veterinary college has estimated in 20 when more than 10% of puppies but in the uk but illegallyn double the figure from 2019. the rbc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are also more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. the charity says puppies brought in from abroad are more likely to be aggressive. you are lively bbc the indian prime minister miranda modi is on a two—day visit to france where he will attend the traditional bastille day parade tomorrow. as president macron's guest of honour. the leaders are set to discuss a new defence deals. the red carpet treatment in paris comes on the back of last month's state dinner in washington, a city mr modi was once banned from. that tells you that, despite their differences over the war in ukraine and the tensions which do remain over india's human rights record, western democracies are still keen on deepening ties with india over their mutual concerns about china. garima mohan is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states. i understand that they are going to bite figh

the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than 10% of puppies bought in the uk werehan double the figure for 2019. the rvc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to that disturbing case we were talking about an oracle. a judge has... ronan kanda was killed within yards of his family home in june last year when he was attacked with a sword and a machete. the judge told the wolverhampton crown court that the 217—year—olds could be named to send out a strong message about the seriousness of knife crime. let's go back to our correspondent is covering this case in wolverhampton. he has more for us. let's cross to him. the two people who have now been jailed today are both 16 —— were both 16 at the time. cctv footage shown during the time. cctv footage shown during the trial was absolutely horrific. it shows run and walking along the street outside his house with headphones on, and suddenly behind him the pairappear headphones on, and suddenly behind h

the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than 10% of puppies bought in the uk wereegally are also more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. you�*re live with bbc news. the bbc is re—starting its investigation into the conduct of its highest—paid news presenter, huw edwards. london�*s metropolitan police have said they�*d found no evidence of a criminal offence, following allegations that he�*d paid a young person for explicit photos. his wife said he is being treated in hospitalfor serious mental health issues. live now to helena wilkinson in the newsroom. she has the latest on the story and has been following it through the course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. forthe course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. for the bbc, course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. forthe bbc, restarting their investigation, what are the outstanding questions for them? i mean, there are lots of questions, aren�*t there, for the bbc? we know that, as you mentioned there, there will be no criminal investigation into this and the bbc had to pause

should be more strictly monitored be under the scrutiny of the security services trained at the royal collegeritain in the ninety-ninth year , he returns to the country and suddenly. here begins very quickly the career growth of a nato general becomes the head of state and the role of his wife. in this story, a very important one was actually its curator. he would be involved in a sexual scandal the matter was hushed up quickly if you went to accreditation you are guarded by special services is the most ardent supporter of ukraine's entry into nato forces in the west that are ready to fight with russia before a nuclear war , and peter pavel is the mouthpiece of these forces. pay ozone with a cashback card up to 25 percent. open for free in the ozon bank app. everything you need for your bedroom is in ormatek just now a double soft bed with a mattress for only 24.990 rubles. armatek. sleep expert 15% more than regular noodles and 10 times more vegetables doshirak everywhere at any time get lucky, win millions and guessing not a single number online halva card opens the door to fantastic shoppi

adrian boyle, president of the royal college of emergency medicine , warns that emergency medicine, warnst plans are insufficient , allowing plans are insufficient, allowing for less than half of the beds needed to cope with the crisis. he said that less than 11,000 more staff beds should be provided at hospitals across the country . you're up to date on gb country. you're up to date on gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . headliners. >> you run through the next day's newspaper papers with three comedians. i'm one of them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joined by two people who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joinerto y two people who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joinerto callo people who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joinerto call each ple who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joinerto call each other1o don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joinerto call each other to don't need to call each other to check. they're wearing the check. they're not wearing the same clothes. i've josh same clothes. i've got josh howie . i'm victor daniels. how same

adrian boyle, president of the royal college of emergency medicine , warns that emergency medicine, warnst plans are insufficient , allowing plans are insufficient, allowing for less than half of the beds needed to cope with the crisis. he said that less than 11,000 more staff beds should be provided at hospitals across the country . you're up to date on gb country. you're up to date on gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . headliners. >> you run through the next day's newspaper papers with three comedians. i'm one of them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joined by two people who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joii'ieilo y two people who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joii'ieilo callo people who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joii'ieilo call each ple who don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joii'ieilo call each other1o don't them. i'm leo pearson. i'm joii'ieilo call each other to don't need to call each other to check. they're wearing the check. they're not wearing the same clothes. i've josh same clothes. i've got josh howie . i'm victor daniels.

but more than that, it's been pointed out by the president of the royal college of emergency medicine he basically the top dude. and he basically said this they're said, look, this is they're going prioritise the wrong going to prioritise the wrong people desperate people if they're desperate to meet these targets, meet these tasks, these targets, they're going to sort of quickly get rid of the people who they can easily get rid of. yeah and it's to be the wrong it's going to be the wrong incentive what's incentive. what's also interesting just to interesting is i just want to say turns out interesting is i just want to say government turns out interesting is i just want to say government haveturns out interesting is i just want to say government have launched the government have launched 10,000 virtual beds and they're really proud of this. and it's like , why not just launch like, why not just launch a million virtual beds where where do these go? like this ? yeah, do these go? like this? yeah, exactly. >> they just john lydon they like quantum . like quantum. >> yeah, exactly. it's

summit in vilnius, in addition, ottawa plans to provide kyiv with additional drones the royal sanzhan military college will also use cameras this summer to train the ukrainian military. it is possible that the west would provide stable support to ukraine and not get tired of it - said the previous prime minister of great britain , boris johnson, in an interview with cnn. according to him , the threat of fatigue from ukraine is its biggest enemy after its own russian army boris johnson also added that the victory of the ukrainians is now vital for democracy and freedom in the whole world and there will be no excuses or reasons for delaying the accession the last objection of ukraine in nato was that it would look provocative to vladimir putin, but we have already seen what happens when ukraine is not in nato. so we provoked the worst war in europe in the last 80 years, and french president emmanuel macron would have ordered israel to help ukraine more in the confrontation russian aggression, he noted that there are other un countries that believe in democratic values, but have not yet provided much nee

the president of the royal college of emergency medicine has said nhs plans for the coming winter inland are inadequate and could mean thousands of people dying needlessly. the nhs says it will build on recent improvements in ambulance and a&e services. and police have begun a murder investigation after a man in his 30s was shot dead in north london last night. the victim was found on white hart lane in tottenham and died at the scene. no—one�*s been arrested. new oilfields, licences new oil fields, licences to drill. what do you reckon, is this insanity or absolutely vital? as a transition to a net zero and also for our energy security. the prime minister has been talking about carbon capture this morning. a technology some people say is still in its relative infancy but educationally, he believes and others believe this is the way ahead. he describes it as great and exciting news, he says it will help the transition to net zero, he also, and this is something, he talked about the impact of the war by vladimir putin andi impact of the war by vladimir putin and i think carbon capture

ottawa plans to provide kyiv with additional drones with cameras, and this summer, the royal sanzhan military college will train the ukrainian military, can do more, the president of france, menuel macron, would like israel to have more helped ukraine in resisting russian aggression, he also noted that there are other un countries that believe in democratic values ​​but have not yet provided much needed equipment to kyiv macron hopes that in the coming months these countries will change their attitude and increase aid . at the same time, the french leader is convinced that the countries of the alliance should also do more for ukraine, especially during its counteroffensive. he also assured that he will continue to be close to the ukrainian people even if it is a war on exhaustion at the nezlamni national center rehabilitate people who lost their sight as a result of the war the first patient partially regained his sight in the hospital they operated on a 37-year-old soldier of the azov regiment how lviv doctors help for the military to see the world anew, let's learn a little more. yes, it is super p

lada smith, president of the royal college of psychiatrists. >> thank you very much indeed for your yourl or health sector in a fit state to take on this extra burden ? to take on this extra burden? >> well, that's a really good question. the reality is that over the past few years, despite let to us treating and seeing more people than we've ever done before with unfortunately fewer staff than we've ever had before, we have , in some places before, we have, in some places up to 20% vacancy and we're doing well. you know, our suicide rates are down, unfortunately , what we don't unfortunately, what we don't have are enough resources to take up the shortfall that will be created by the police, not being involved in some of the support for people when they have mental they're in the mental health crisis and their most vulnerable . and it's going most vulnerable. and it's going to be extremely difficult if the police take unilateral action. >> okay. and given what you've just said, is the difficulty also that it's a call handler who has to decide whether this is something that can be handle

the royal veterinary college estimates that in 2021 more than 10% of properties bought in the uk werecharity but paid says pets brought in from abroad are more likely to be aggressive ones as well. —— mike the charity pet aid. you're live with bbc news. unaids has announced in their latest report that there is a "clear path to end aids by 2030." but once that stigmatisation is hampering efforts. 30 million people worldwide are living with hiv aids and almost 30 million of them are receiving vital anti—retroviral treatment, which is a huge increase in treatment levels over the last decade. let's go live now to dr angeli achrekar, deputy executive director, programmes, unaids. it is so good to get you on the programme, thank you so much for joining us. took me through how hopeful you are that this can happen in time. . ~ hopeful you are that this can happen in time. ., ,, i. hopeful you are that this can happen in time. . ~' ,, . hopeful you are that this can happen in time. ., ,, i. . ., in time. thank you so much for havin: in time. thank you so much for having us _ in time. thank you

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this summer, the royal saint-jean military college will train ukrainian soldiers . an improvised bomb exploded in the center of athens . a part of the street was cordoned off at the scene. shortly after that, an explosive device went off, as a result of the incident, a small fire broke out inside in the building, sappers discovered another explosive device, it was defused by a controlled explosion, there were no victims, flowers were laid on the grave of the outstanding ukrainian composer myroslav skoryk at the lychakiv cemetery on his birthday, today he would have been 85 years old. award , author of music for more than 40 films, in particular shadows of forgotten ancestors , works performed by soloist sofya solova and of the chamber choir, gloria, on the outside, it seemed that he was very strict, very dignified, very, very solid , walked like this, looked at everyone, everyone was so little, god, the hero of ukraine, the folk. that means a composer of such world fame, in fact, he was an extremely witty person, and i rarely joke about it. who is this? it was his o

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research from the royal veterinary college suggests many puppies are still being illegally imported into campaigns to end the practice, says dogs brought in from abroad are more likely to be dangerous. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. there has been quite a bit of rain around me is it sticking?- there has been quite a bit of rain around me is it sticking? some of us will see some _ around me is it sticking? some of us will see some showers. _ around me is it sticking? some of us will see some showers. good - around me is it sticking? some of us i will see some showers. good morning. fewer showers than we have had in the last you days. as well as that we are looking at lighter winds. in the sunshine it will feel quite pleasant. many others are starting off on a dry note. some showers in the north and the west. as we go through the morning a few more will develop. heavy, potentially thundery. later in the day the cloud will thicken across northern ireland and into the south—west as well as wales and we will see spots of rain arriving. that is heralding a change in the we

raising head because we raising its head because we remember rcn, the royal remember the rcn, the royal college now got pat cullen from the rcn saying that the approach now is highly cavalier and the pay now is highly cavalier and the pay award to nurses unfair and inadequate, bearing in mind what they've offered to doctors. so it seems that they're cutting up rough now as well . rough now as well. >> well, absolutely. and this is a problem which jeremy hunt has raised before. the issue is that once you offer raises to some pubuc once you offer raises to some public sector workers who are striking , then other public striking, then other public sector workers come out of the woodwork and say, hey, hang on a minute, this isn't fair on us. we've seen plenty of nurses strikes. finally the strikes. and finally the government sort of government reached some sort of agreement with pat cullen a few months . it felt as though months ago. it felt as though thatissue months ago. it felt as though that issue settled and that issue was settled and now it's its head again . and it's raising its head again.

mentioned about the nurses, of course, the majority of nurses represented by college of nurses by the royal collegee picket lines there is always nurses out on those picket lines, certainly over busy winter over those really busy winter periods. >> one reflection is, of course, that was the height the that was the height of the strikes that we were seeing. >> people seemed to move past it in their public perception of these strikes . it seems to just these strikes. it seems to just be another feature in everyday life, whereas those were such sudden new strikes. i think that they maybe had a little bit more support the public than support from the public than a lot of strikes are getting lot of the strikes are getting right . right now. >> will the picket less >> will on the picket less picket line. thanks very much for updating us there at that particular campus. thank you. >> group is very much >> your group is very much feeling the heat. i think that's a bit of an understate at the moment. the entire continent bracing itself for a second. severe heat wave with british holidaymakers being warned o

that's why the royal college of emergency medicine described it as significant and that it will undoubtedlye conditions. but that's why mr speaker, what have we seen ? a&e waiting times have we seen? a&e waiting times in england the best in two years, mr speaker . well, while years, mr speaker. well, while the while while mr speaker and they won't like this while the nhs has the worst waiting times in the country in wales. mr speaker . speakeh >> mr speaker , when he said the >> mr speaker, when he said the workforce plan was fully costed, i've never seen the chancellor more bewildered . it's less than more bewildered. it's less than a year since his party crashed the economy with their unfunded spending commitments and he hasn't learned a thing . so let hasn't learned a thing. so let me ask it another way is this uncosted spending coming from more tax rises , more cuts, or is more tax rises, more cuts, or is it just the latest promise to fall from the tories magic money tree ? tree? >> mr speaker , mr speaker, as >> mr speaker, mr speaker, as i am the chancellor set out, the plan is fully

the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than 10% of puppies bought in the uk werebroad. the charity, says puppies brought in from abroad are more likely to be aggressive. you're live with bbc news. china has managed to "successfully penetrate every sector of the uk's economy". a report from the parliamentary, intelligence and security committee also concluded that the uk currenly has "no strategy" to deal with it which means we are "severely handicapped" because of a short termist approach. the report puts a lot of the blame for this on whitehall, where resources said the committee are completely inadequate to deal with the threat. they said the "slow speed" in acting left "a lot to be desired". joining me now is charles parton, senior associate fellow at rusi he spent 22 years of his 37 year diplomatic career working in or on china, hong kong, and taiwan. thank you so much for being with us. this report that the committee has put out today has been sitting on a rishi sunak�*s desk 14 months, since maine. the conclusions are: we have been slow to act, so why has he

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well, this brings to an end the long running dispute between the royal college of nursing and the government a realjob trying to break through russian defences. that hasn't changed. frank gardner there in the newsroom, thanks very much. frank gardnerthere in the newsroom, thanks very much. before we move on, let me just bring you an update on that story from the ashes... this was the response from h] hill. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email: or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at our website for interviews. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... the eight—year—old who was killed in a school car crash in wimbledon is named as selena lau. herfamily described her as an "intelligent and cheeky girl adored by everyone". the us agrees to supply ukraine with controversial cluster bombs to he