tony solomon tony thanks for coming on before we get on to other issues fundamentally how is it that not keeping our n.h.s. public as a factor of britain's response to coronavirus because that whole service with this 1700000 people a single. protects the. and this is being undermined in the worries it isn't just senators and zeeshan the government is seriously understand that the n.h.s. so that it's always under pressure is always on the sunders they haven't seen the stance that it's huge numbers and sequences they don't and that's equipments and all of those things which make a mountain to be clear this is under successive administrations tony blair john major cameron and of course main boris johnson why is it that on the front line doctors and nurses have to have to get personal protection equipment from private providers given the n.h.s. is the largest employer in europe or that what exactly is the story behind the fact the n.h.s. cannot produce its own protective equipment for its own staff well beyond behinds this is really serious failure to protect the top of the testing and continent facing and to present it and some nonsense any chance it stands in terms and so on behind us is this. ideology that's. tribe it is better than public and that the government should not be investing so much money in public services the n.h.s. in the past used to secure it it's only equipments and make its own equipment to a certain degree of those that can't produce everything there is no reason on earth want the n.h.s. could not be confusing essential equipment such as generic drugs and such owns personal protective equipment and he shou

toni morrison. she was the author of numerous books which included the novels "beloved", "song of solomon" and "the bluest eye" she received the nobel prize nobel prize in literature in the Ãb toni morrison even though a novelist appeared on booktv and over the next several hours we will show you some of those programs. first up in 2001 she was a guest on our monthly author interview program in depth where she discussed her books, her writing process and answered viewers questions. >> toni first book "the bluest eye" was published in 1970 when she was nearly 14 years old over the next 40 years she published six more novels and numerous works of nonfiction. her writing has received all literally the world's highest honors, national book critics award, national book foundation medal, pulitzer in 1993 the nobel prize for literature. through all this she has continued to teach new generations of writers from her base at princeton university. for the next three