here is how nhs england's professor stephen powys, unveiled the changes to mea stephen powys, unveiled. we want them to absolutely be focused on the sickest patients because that's what the public tell us they are most concerned about, we want them to absolutely be focused on the sickest patients so getting quick and a high standard of treatment, which is delivered every day across our accident and emergency so getting quick and a high standard of treatment, which is delivered every day across our accident and emergency so getting quick and a high standard of treatment, departments for patients who may have a stroke, who may have a heart attack, who may come in with sepsis. that is really important because starting treatment quickly can be the difference between life and death. that was nhs england macca boss professor stephen powys explaining how some of the a&e changes lie might work. the pilot schemes will be rolled out over the summer and if seen be rolled out over the summer and if seen to be successful, nhs england will say to ministers, this is the way to go. we want the four ho

here is how nhs england‘s professor stephen powis unveiled the changes to me a short while ago.and heathrow would have what‘s been described as ‘severe‘ consequences for londoners. five separate cases are being brought by environmental groups, local authorities and residents against the transport secretary, chris grayling. the government says it will robustly defend its decision to back a third runway. an american man has claimed to have found a video tape allegedly showing the musician r. showing the musician r kelly sexually abusing underage girls. gary dennis told reporters that he handed the tape to authorities after discovering it at his house. r kelly was charged last month with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving four alleged victims, three of whom were minors. the r&b artist has denied appearing in the video, and all other charges. this week the bbc is giving the audience the chance to shape our coverage. each day we‘re going to be in bradford — taking an in—depth look at the city, and asking people about the stories that matter to them. those stories