i've already east, or teesside.taken an early opportunity to make our commitment clear to the plans that we need for economic growth across the country, working with all the mayors who are in place, including those who wear a different rosette. and that's the way in which we will take this forward. >> john nettles, thank you, mr speaken >> john nettles, thank you, mr speaker. in a week where the national police chiefs council have declared violence against women and girls, a national emergency, sky news has today published appalling accounts of sexual harassment and violence against women paramedics. can the prime minister please update the prime minister please update the house on progress towards the house on progress towards the mission board to finally tackle this scourge in our society ? society? >> well, can i thank my honourable friend for raising this because it is such a serious issue, and we have made a commitment, a mission to halve violence against women and girls. mr speaker, i know from my own experien

ben houchen, mayor of teesside.ndards among tens of thousands of nhs and private health care workers. but it stands accused of putting the public at risk, as well as endangering nurses and midwives. i found a dysfunctional organisation which was causing real distress to staff, which was having an impact on their casework decisions, which meant that good nurses were, for many, many months and years, being investigated for minor offences. bad nurses were allowed virtually to get away with it if it took place the review into the culture of the nmc describes how staff are struggling in an environment where poorjudgment, toxic behaviours and paralysis are affecting decision making. the report describes how the nmc is struggling with a backlog of more than 6,000 cases, many of which drag on for years. one case involving allegations of sexual assaults and rape took seven years before the nurse was struck off the register. delays in resolving cases can have a devastating impact. in the last year alone, six nurses have taken

pragmatic butjust fed up of getting messed about but this is also happening with the chinese on port teessidehappening. do you believe this new government cant make a difference? i do you believe this new government cant make a difference?— cant make a difference? i think at the bray best _ cant make a difference? i think at the bray best number— cant make a difference? i think at the bray best number four - cant make a difference? i think at the bray best number four blast l the bray best number four blast furnace will stay open for a little bit and this has been prearranged for quite a while and what we are seeing now has been arranged for months and months so i'm sure it will stay open for a little bit and there will bejob will stay open for a little bit and there will be job losses but there is nothing new that will come out of the next few weeks but the men just want to have a good deal, that is all. ., ~ , ., ., want to have a good deal, that is all. ., ~ i. ., , , all. 0k, thank you for being with us from port talbot. _ all. 0k, thank you for being with us from port talbot. -- _ all. 0

hi, newscast, it's liz in teesside.ondering what the process is for appointing ministers. - i does the secretary of state makel personal appointments or can mps apply for a role? or could it also be - a mixture of these things? how long should this take realistically? i thanks. hello, liz. 0mnibus question from liz. this is like watching a prime ministers press conference. three questions, if i may. hello, liz, iwas rather wondering if that was going to be liz in norfolk or packing up from norfolk. and by the way, the auto udder thing. my goodness, maybe that's the route to economic growth and higher productivity. um, so in terms of the appointment of ministers, they are in the gift of the prime minister. so, a prime minister will appoint, as keir starmer did on friday and saturday, a cabinet. so the cabinets involve the secretary of state's the most senior ministers in each government department. there are then more junior ministers, usually two, three, four junior ministers in each department. they are also appointed

. >> well you know, if you need a lot of builders on teesside then it makes sense to be offering thosef you need a lot of care workers in manchester. >> but do you not agree, joe, that in, in isolation it's not going to solve the problem ? going to solve the problem? >> no, it's got to be joined up because it's other things like as michelle touched on, you know, an apprenticeship salary wage is £5 an hour or lots of you are getting in touch about this, hazel said. >> i've contacted you many times about this, she said our grandson finished his apprenticeship, is now qualified bricklayer with all of his certificates and whatnot . she certificates and whatnot. she says he cannot get a job there at many building sites, she reckons that the building sites where they live, they only want to employ foreign workers because they're cheaper. is that your experience at home? get in touch and tell me your thoughts, lee says michelle, i've got some friends that have got 16 year old, children. they're not interested in going to college. they're not very academic. they don't want to go on and continu

this is also happening in scunthorpe with the chinese and also on teesside.at we are seeing now is just been has been arranged behind the scenes for months and months and months, so i'm sure it will stay open for a little bit. there will be job losses, there is nothing new that's going to come out over the next few weeks. the men just want to have a good deal, that's all, a fair deal. the funeral of the former leeds rhinos player, rob burrow has taken place in his home town of pontefract. members of the public lined the streets of the west yorkshire town to remember burrow who died last month after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019. he had gained a huge following of fans who were inspired by his work as a campaigner, raising millions of pounds for mnd charities. 0ur reporter phil bodmer sent this update from featherstone lions rugby league club where rob burrow began his career. well, they came out in their thousands to pay their final respects on rob burrow�*s final journey between his hometown of castleford, where he was born, through the s

teesside airport often talked of as being an achievement for the conservatives in that area.expecting to emerge sometime mid morning, he has promised he will have more to say about how things have gone so terribly wrong for his party before of course he will head off to buckingham palace to tender his resignation to the king before an hour or so later, we expect to see keir starmer make thatjourney in reverse and go and accept the king's invitation to form a government. just the seventh labour government in history. and it's likely, tim montgomerie, that he will step down as conservative leader and that might happen today? he conservative leader and that might happen today?— conservative leader and that might hauentoda ? ,.,,.,_ happen today? he will probably need to. there is happen today? he will probably need to- there is a — happen today? he will probably need to. there is a lot _ happen today? he will probably need to. there is a lot of _ happen today? he will probably need to. there is a lot of anger— happen today? he will probably need to. there is a lot of anger in -

, the only conservative left, be interesting to see that part of the world, how they do, because teessidely has had a lot of money and funding over the last few years . is that over the last few years. is that going to dry up now? and the other thing starmer has a slight habit. i think it's probably too early in the morning to start criticising the new prime minister, but he has a slight habit of walking out of meetings and rooms, whether that be in scotland, and we'll see what happensin scotland, and we'll see what happens in northern ireland and wales when he goes up to teesside and kind of coming to the same kind of coming out to the same kind of coming out to the public in the media and saying the same thing, which is, you know, resetting and, you know, grown ups in charge. and i the shock i think he will get is that so many different groups of voters and different, you know, different nations have such, such high expectations of this labour government now that have gone around very skilfully pointing out all the problems. and if they just get this bland kind of technocratic, isn't mo

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