speaker, three years ago the n.h.s. spent 500 million pounds on tamiflu without seeing the data on effectiveness or safety. it is normal for the drugs industry to have almost complete control over the evidence basede made. will the prime minister ask to make available the full reports on tamiflu so doctors, patients, and taxpayers are not misled? >> through all of the good questions that he does he raises an important issue, not only because of the cost of the taxpayer but also the benefits to patients. there needs to be more transparency. we're committed to make sure that happens to the european agency work is supported on this. next year there will be a legal requirement to publish summary reports from clinical trials. >> this week we learned despite exhaustive chase that is taking place. does this not show that the same cuts that the border agency has picked up less to secure our borders? >> this is time to say we've cut immigration and net immigration is down 25% under this government. i want us to do far better in t

up public health service undepressed the n.h.s. faces continued austerity cuts and now reports are available but the u.k.'s number of tuberculosis cases is why things like is the n.h.s. equipped to fill this latest threat to our health we need all we have the nation problem coming up short they. also your billionaire mayor michael bloomberg has said now his site so britain's financial times after the break we are sco that might affect the steam newspaper. looters that takes your breath away few tourists travel to these parts no prepackaged comfort but they joy is a while this is guaranteed if gagne's a zoology professor he works in the u.s. and travels to these remote areas in russia every summer as he says he can't find untouched landscapes like this anywhere else in the world. we're going off the list below sea line if i go wrong the wrong and surprise you you'll go straight to the water and so we did. one animal whose par you definitely wouldn't want to shake here is the brown bear you can literally spot agrees the here by every

of public health and the press the n.h.s. they fit continue to think of the now report for their cave number it's about you they said kate this is why i think if the n.h.s. quit until this latest law how we need all the information well not coming up soon they will certify despite the prospect of rain in the deep divisions between the opposition and the ruling family that could prove too big to overcome we gauge that too. an artist was arrested for putting up posters critical of drone usage all over new york city the poster show a menacing drone shooting a missile at innocent children with the words drones protection when you least expect it written at the bottom these posters definitely reflect a lot of americans fears that a big brother skynet will completely eliminate the very concept of privacy and free speech so to prove that americans live in a free country without any government spying the n.y.p.d. hunted down the anonymous artist and arrested him for expressing himself having arrested him at his residence they charged

that's up five percent from the year before and i think a real question here over whether or not the n.h.s. that is facing these each cuts to the services with these austerity measures is actually going to be equipped to do with this threat to our health and that's help me out so that i caught up a little earlier with thought to add a story he works on the very front line here in london with identifying and cheating people who have tuberculosis and he spoke to me about some of the dangers of this current situation. it's something that it's right back to the one nine hundred eighty s. has been going a long time why haven't we been able to bring our system up to date to deal with this effectively well i think. there's been a number of challenges. but certainly no challenges that could be overcome many of our your partners and most of our north american partners have successfully trained controlled tuberculosis facing the exact same challenges that we face those being principally increasing immigration increasing rates of tb internationally due to an h i v pandemic and in many cases increasin

austerity is fighting pretty much every sector and it's a time of year when the n.h.s. already incredibly eva stretches to even further by everyone's costs and sniffles and i think that's really part of what's made this recent study that showing that the number of cases of t.v. in the tasting continually rising over the party decades so alarming knowing thousand cases last year that's up five percent from the year before and i think a real question here over whether or not the n.h.s. that is facing these huge cuts to the services with these austerity measures is actually going to be equipped to deal with this threat to our health let's help me out so that i caught up a little earlier with talk to at least story he works on the very front line here in london with identifying and cheating people who have tuberculosis and he spoke to me about some of the dangers of this current situation this is something that it's right back to the 1980's has been going on a long time why have we been able to bring our system up to date to do with the subject of play well i think. there's

to pay too high a price for alcohol abuse now every year it's costing the n.h.s. and millions of pounds in dealing with the people who are coming three the hospitals and in the build up to christmas it really puts a strain on services such as the police and searches are ambulances now that's a very sobering thought indeed we've come to the north of england to new castle to go out on the town and views of the sensitive nature might want to look away now because we've been joining some people getting into the festive spirit a little earlier this year to find out whether they're going to be drinking responsibly plus a typical night. pretty sorry but it is actually very yeah and there's a thing with the underage drinking to fill the young people hitting responsibly. you know with that hello no everyone just gets up. over it he thinks. it's a strength. and. a soft drink responsibly yeah. well sometimes i'm not but i. i'm not tonight because of the good night out with a drink response report on order you heard tell me your school where you can also. see apart from these

to pay too high a price for alcohol abuse now every year it's costing the n.h.s. millions of pounds in dealing with the people who are coming three the hospitals and in the build up to christmas it really puts a strain on services such as the police and such as our ambulances now that's a very sobering thought indeed we've come to the north of england and mucosal to go out on the town the views of a sensitive nature might want to look away now because we've been doing some people getting into the festive spirit a little earlier this year to find out whether they're going to be drinking responsibly the typical night because so. very. sorry but if i don't want to read a yeah there's a thing with the underage drinking she feel that young people who drink responsibly . know who the hell know everyone just gets up. oh boy do you think. it's a stretch if you're. and. responsibly yeah. well sometimes i'm not going to. i'm not tonight because of the gordon. drink response report although it accusing you or heard your score you can also. see apart from these guys you will b

now i come from a very ordinary background my mother my father dependent on the state pension and the n.h.s. but it's a cruel fiction we have to get to the point where we are actually able to to sustain ourselves in a way which can go on indefinitely because at the moment if we look forward and just look at the what the west of the world's debt projections it is obvious that in our lifetimes i mean in our lifetimes that the current system of society will come to an end the question is not whether it will it's when it will in the manner in which ones and politicians are going to have to really step up to the mark and be honest with the public and say we just cannot meet these promises we need to make new promises which can be fun the more mostly and have a productive and inclusive economy which is just and more steve baker thank you very much you're most welcome. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welc