but stephen barclay— stood outside hospital.tephen barclay did not manage that — one on social_ barclay did not manage that — one on social media — barclay did not manage that — one on social media said the surprising thing _ social media said the surprising thing is — social media said the surprising thing is that anyone actually recognised steve barclay at all in walking _ recognised steve barclay at all in walking past him. but he just went to pieces. — walking past him. but he just went to pieces, he didn't know how to respond — to pieces, he didn't know how to respond at — to pieces, he didn't know how to respond at all and it's a real missed _ respond at all and it's a real missed opportunity. she wasjust saying what we were all thinking, and i_ saying what we were all thinking, and i feel— saying what we were all thinking, and i feel like we will hear, as sebastian _ and i feel like we will hear, as sebastian pointed out, it seems like many— sebastian pointed out, it seems like many areas — sebastian pointed out, it seems

sebastian, your thoughts on how stephen barclay dealt with that?ow it's like to clean your own mother's you're in? that was a parity of how ministers deal with these awkward situations. i think stephen barclay dealt with this worse than in the satire. it's impossible, but at least you should engage and show some humility, ask what their concerns are and try and show some empathy. i don't think barclay did that, he was lavishly taken unawares, to give him the micro—credit, but at that moment he looks flummoxed and doesn't know what to do. if you're going to be a top—flight cabinet minister, you need to know how to spot when you've got irate members of the public, because ultimately that's what you're there to do. the point she made speaks to this wider concern that so much of the british stage isn't working well at the moment. you've got covid backlogs completely blocking out the nhs and the court, but so many parts of the state people feel aren't functioning for them. i don't want to bring it back to the tory leadership contest, but this a real sen

what has stephen barclay said on the matter _ patients. until now? we're still waiting on the ten year _ until now? we're still waiting on the ten year cancer _ until now? we're still waiting on the ten year cancer plan, - until now? we're still waiting on the ten year cancer plan, which | the ten year cancer plan, which previous secretary of state had said the war on cancer. so we haven't heard much currently from the current secretary of state about this and we are not really sure what is happening with the ten year cancer plan either. find is happening with the ten year cancer plan either.— is happening with the ten year cancer plan either. and when you talk about equipment _ cancer plan either. and when you talk about equipment that - cancer plan either. and when you talk about equipment that is - cancer plan either. and when you talk about equipment that is out| cancer plan either. and when you i talk about equipment that is out of date and the general tech and innovation is, how out of date? 50 innovation is, how out of date? ’sr radi

stephen barclay told the telegraph there are serious challenges coming in the autumn.use for the next few weeks so he wants decisions made now including a significant increase, he says, in international recruitment to ensure there are enough staff for the nhs in the next months. it is interesting because there has been criticism that the nhs and some of the challenges it will face have not been enough of an issue in the contest between rishi sunak and liz truss to be the next prime minister. another big challenge coming in winter is the cost of living and energy bills we are seeing going up dramatically, and potentially going up dramatically, and potentially going up dramatically even further in the next weeks. there has been a debate about that over the weekend after liz truss told the financial times she thinks tax cuts rather than what she thinks tax cuts rather than what she called hand—outs were the best way to deal with it. her team have been forced to clarify she is not ruling out giving more support. she is keeping that on the table. but an interesting piece fr

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billion and one final stock to mention is sunrun after barclays initiated coverage with an overweight rating tyler? >> thank you very much, pip pa stephensys with his remarks at the meeting tim is a cnbc contributor. tim, he never disappoints and he even joked on twitter apparently that he had more children born in the second quarter than lucent had cars made one must question mr. musk's lucidity there, but whatever, the company seems to be doing well the stock is coming back and what are the challenges ahead for tesla? >> the challenges are -- i think the challenges for the auto you understand stree in general and that's where the economy is going and listening to elon yesterday he seems pretty bullish. yes, he sees a mild recession lasting 18 months and he thinks the market has reached peak inflation and if he can understand where his costs are going to be and he understands where his sales are going to be, he thinks he's got six months to a year of orders in the books and he can kind of look out to the future and see where the xhvm company is going to be which explains why he's talking about the continued growth on an annual basis by