the couple were treated at the nottingham university hospital's the nottingham university hospitals trust with around two dozen cases. from my clients' perspective i think the common theme is very much feeling ignored and not being listened to. asking, for example, for a cesarean section and being told to carry on and persevere a little bit longer. the chair of the independent review told me she hopes to conclude the inquiry in 18 months and says families and staff have already been in touch. we've been accepting into the review messages from multiple _ members of staff and lots and lots of families. - there are dozens and dozens. i can't count them. _ but please do continue to contact us. - the trust whose maternity care is rated as inadequate by inspectors say they know they must do better. we'll welcome donna ockenden and the review team into nottingham and we really hope that by providing her all the information that we've got we will be able to give families assurance that we are moving forward. how are you doing, duncan? i get up each morning, i do what i've got to do and come home.

a university clinic was opened on the basis of the gomel regional hospital for the disabled of the greatc war. how will the work of this medical institution change? the main goal of creating the first university clinic in gomel is a symbiosis of science and practice. the base of the hospital was not chosen by chance earlier. three departments of the medical university were located here and now the students of the university will be fully integrated. to work of the hospital, all the knowledge that the prayer at the medical university today will be used to help treat patients in our clinic, moreover, a new program, a new direction that exists, we will again introduce thanks to the medical university in the near future, the opening on the basis of the clinic three new departments with special attention to surgery and rehabilitation are also planned to improve the material and technical base of the institution. establishment of the university hospital. provides an opportunity to withdraw assistance population to a higher level. but most importantly, this will help to quickly prepare qualifie

now the students of the university will be fully integrated into the work of the hospital all the buildings that today at the medical university will be used to help treat patients in our clinic, moreover, and the new program, a new direction that exists again, will be introduced thanks to the medical university in the near future. on the base. the clinics will open three new departments with a special focus on surgery and rehabilitation, renovated facilities - this is a new approach to medical practice. establishment of the university hospital. it will allow to bring assistance to the population to higher levels. it will not help to prepare qualified specialists and save time for their training. lepel celebrated the 583rd anniversary of the holiday. in the town several important objects were opened at once badly, the central square was landscaped with the bratsk military burial place of the great patriotic war for the city holiday . the repair of three monuments has been landscaped, the surrounding area has also opened a center for social adaptation for the rehabilitation of living for the

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establishment of the university hospital. provide an opportunity to bring the provision of assistance to the population to a higher level. but most importantly, this will help to quickly prepare qualified specialists; fragments of a cannon from the times of the great patriotic war were taken from the bottom of the luchyosa river. what is known about this historical find? experts note that this is a rare piece of artillery weapons produced in the soviet union in 1939 in a limited number in vitebsk, minsk divers, who are engaged in military archeology under the auspices of the historical and cultural complex, took part in the operation to raise the cannon. stalin's line by joint efforts using special equipment. they raised the elements of the find ashore and determined that this was a large-caliber weapon, its weight was about 2 tons. such a valuable find, now a rarity for divers, the weather has not rained for a long time and the water is as clear as ever, as a whole. at the bottom of this river there are many more interesting

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the couple were treated at the nottingham university hospitals trust, where hundreds of families have much feeling ignored and not being listened to. asking, for example, for a caesarean section and being told to carry on and persevere a little bit longer. the chair of the independent review told me she hopes to conclude the inquiry in 18 months and says families and staff have already been in touch. we've been accepting into| the review messages from multiple members of staff. and lots and lots of families. so we are currently- working through them. there are dozens and dozens — i can't count them — _ but please do continue to contact us. - the trust, whose maternity care was rated as inadequate by inspectors, say they know they must do better. we'll welcome donna ockenden and the review team into nottingham and we really hope that by providing her all the information that we've got we'll be able to give families assurance that we are moving forward. how are you doing, duncan? i get up each morning, i do what i've got to do and come home. to a broken home. to a home which is missing

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medical distress and went by ambulance to saskatoon, which is the nearest big city to the world university hospital, escorted by police cars obviously. and he passed away at some point, we're not sure it was in the ambulance or when he arrived at the hospital. but they did find a night in the vehicle. and of course, the police saying that there will be an independent inquiry now into how he died and the circumstances around that we will have to wait and see the moment. you know, you've been following the story for the past few days. and we got a small glimpse in victoria's report about the reaction that the community is dealing with. i mean, what's your sense of how devastated this particular community have been in the light of what's happened these past 45 days? tremendous most are actually not on the james smith creation right now. they're in hotels in saskatoon, basically because most of the the james and smith creation is a crime scene. the clips you paid, you played just earlier there from the was about the burn family. they can't go to their house cuz the inside of their house is even a crime

three london hospitals are hoping to become new clinical trial centres for childhood leukaemia. together with the charity cure leukaemia, the royal marsden, universityaediatric centres across the country. former footballer and presenter gary lineker, whose son was treated for the illness 30 years ago says he supports the idea. it's a tough illness to crack, but there is a lot of progress — made a lot of progress since... he wasn't given much chance at all — he's a bit of a miracle, really. but improvement rates, the survival rates, are significantly better, but they are not perfect. so until they are, we will continue to try and raise money and that's why we're here. train drivers at 12 companies are set to strike again — this time on the 15th september — as part of an ongoing a dispute over pay. aslef union said drivers and other staff will walk out after talks broke down. they are seeking an increase to wages that will keep pace with the rising cost of living. one of surrey�*s main water companies has now ruled out a ban on hosepipes or sprinklers this year. ses water serves east surrey and says it wants customers to use water wisely — but it does

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proud to bring with me, a very launched delegation of representatives from dutch cities, universities, hospitals, and also from a whole ranch of companies and i hope this will increase collaborations and bring new solutions. >> thank you so much, minister. clause ms. hannan. >> i'm excited to be here to be honest and that sustainability mobility is a nice addition to also making the environment and the health of people benefit a lot. one of the good things is that in the netherlands, we have a lot of knowledge when it comes to sustainability mobility and we have a lot of companies that's investing a lot in the infrastructure for the charging systems, for cars for example. but cycling is also something that is very important in the netherlands and we have more bikes than people over there and i think that we can also learn from the system you're using here if san francisco and in other places in the u.s. because i'll be visiting los angeles later on this week and it's very i am policive to see what is -- it's impressive to see what's happening here. i had an opportunity to walk around on sunday a

several emergency rooms accepted the patience, from the university hospital, activating code orange, alert for mass casualty incident. myles sanderson was actually wanted by saskatoon police for being unlawfully at large. >> lisa joy, thank you for bringing us up to date. we will of course continue to follow this manhunt in the aftermath of this horrendous mess. thank you for bringing us up-to-date. >>> we are nine weeks away from the critical midterm elections in the united states. americans will head to the polls to decide who controls congress, and top leadership. president joe biden is headed to the battleground state of wisconsin in the coming hours, and from there he will head back to another key states, pennsylvania, days after delivering a fiery speech in philadelphia, where he warned that donald trump and his closest followers are trying to undermine u.s. democracy. the former president also made a trip to pennsylvania. he was in the state, saturday, to promote doug mastery on l and the republican nominee for governor and senate candidate dr. oz. joe johns has more on mr. bi

secret service agents raced him to george university hospital, where doctors found the bullet dangerously to reagan's heart. >> judy, i'm sorry to interrupt -- >> nbc cut into her report with the news. >> in front of me now are to bulletins that both say president reagan was shot in the chest. >> the president was rushed into surgery. meanwhile, the fbi was desperately trying to find out what happened. retired fbi agent, thomas baker. >> we didn't know, was as part of a conspiracy? where they're gonna be other people shot? >> the answers would be much stranger, and more chilling than they could possibly imagine. and it turned out, the clothes were hiding in plain sight. >> a nation is rocked as details emerge about the presidents precarious condition, and the gunman who pulled the trigger. coming up -- the first nationally ties levi's interview with the detectives who questioned hinckley, minutes after the attack. >> he just said matter-of-factly, like it wasn't a big deal. >> when dateline continues. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin f

all right, hospitable golf, at holland i'm university dot gov. thank you very much. pleasure. we go now to asia. the asian development bank has cut its forecast for economic growth in developing asia and the pacific, once again pointing to both global as wells regional challenges. now the region faced the several obstacles. central banks are tightening policy, which will curb economic activity rushes. invasion of ukraine is having global knock on effects. and of course, the ongoing cobit 19 pandemic is resulting in massive locked downs in the regions economic driver, china. the adp has now cut china's growth forecast for this year to 3.3 percent from a 5 percent projection in april. it would be the 1st year and more than 3 decades that the rest of developing asia would be expected to grow faster than china. now once you take out china, the rest of developing asia is projected to grow by 5.3 percent, both in 2022, as well as next year. the albert park is chief economist of the asian development bank. i asked him how important chinese pandemic approach remains for how its econom

but, believe me, it's not even nearly enough to cover the civilian infrastructure, schools, hospitals, universitiess of ukrainians. >> can there be stability in europe if vladimir putin remains in power? >> translator: no. >> no? >> translator: i don't have anything to add. my opinion is no. we have observed this over the years. we don't see stability. >> mr. president, thank you for your time today. i do want to ask befe i let you goou have kept ukraine united during this war. have you seen evidence that vladimir putin will now come and target you in this moment of desperation? >> translator: you are very right in saying that we are united. we have become even more united now than ever. i'm one of the targets. of course, it goes without saying. it's not because of my personality, just because i'm -- because the president is a leader of their country. >> mr. president, thank you for your time. and good luck to you, sir. >> translator: thank you very much. we will need it. we wish you peace and everything. thank you very much for your support, the united states. >>> and "face the nation" will be bac

the same time he noted that this is not enough to cover civilian infrastructure schools, hospitals, universitieses of people released from russian captivity by commanders from azovstal provide everyone with everything they need, including medical and legal assistance, president volodymyr zelenskyi said this in the evening video message, representatives of the authorities together with the special services are doing everything possible to return them to normal life soon the soldiers will be able to meet their relatives and friends. meanwhile, work continues and regarding the next exchanges, the president noted that if it were not difficult, we should release all our people, all ukrainians, we don't forget anyone, but we still remember it's not just that it requires the efforts of many people and it's directly related to the situation on the front lines, our active actions are, in particular, the increase of those whom we can exchange with the more russian soldiers will be detained by ukrainian forces, the sooner we will be able to free our soldiers, our heroes, from russian captivity, a few days

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congress for the positive decision that has already been made. the infrastructure of schools, hospitals, universitiess of ukrainians, volodymyr zelenskyi said, only two complexes for samsung, two conversations well, about the dnipropetrovsk region, the russians poured fire all night on the nikopol district on the night of september 26, russian troops fired 130 shells at four communities of the dnipropetrovsk region, these are the nikopol manganets manganetsk chervonogrigorivsk and myrivsk communities. this was reported by valentin reznichenko and the head of the kryvyi rih region and the head of the kryvyi rih administration, oleksandr vilkul the russians that night covered nikopol with rocket systems of salvo fire and heavy artillery hit nine times four times communities i have already mentioned which communities almost 130 russian shells landed in our cities and villages, the previous people were not hurt, riznychenko , the head of the nikopol region, said that the enemies hit three times in the city, in the city, almost 40 houses were damaged, more than 20 outbuildings, cars, 30 panels of the sola

at the hospital, university of pennsylvania, philadelphia when adults come into the hospital and in the intensive care unit it is not because they haven't gotten the third dose, it's because they haven't gotten any doses and until we get on top of that we will not have an effect on this pandemic. >> guest: i share your perspective. it is hard to pull back and see the forest from the trees but if a new disease emerged today that had hospitalization and mortality rate of vaccinated people, we would not have shut the world down for that. those are important messages for getting back to a post pandemic world. i want to ask about your experience living in this pandemic where everyone is interested in vaccines and more people i am sure consider themselves to be experts in vaccines. there was a mean going around early on that entertains me about the armchair epidemiologists in the pandemic, did you have the same phenomena of armchair vaccine all adjusts and are you familiar with that concept? >> yes, i certainly am. it is certainly an odd time. i may virologist, immunologist, suddenly i am on

hospital number two for the last eight years. i work here as a medical device engineer. and after graduating from the universityor more than a year. i worked at a military factory, but i was constantly looking for a more interesting promising job. and then one day i ended up in the hospital. i am in charge of organizing the maintenance of equipment repair work. here is the commissioning of new equipment in the hospital. we are multi-profile. we have three intensive care five, operating rooms. uh, on the basis of our institution there is a city maternity hospital , there is also a department of a therapeutic profile. in general, the hospital as a whole is like a large living organism, where everything is interconnected and all systems must be constantly maintained so that everything functions smoothly and without interruptions. now we are in the clinical diagnostic laboratory of our hospital in the hematological research room. hematology analyzers are excellent equipment here. and my task is so that the equipment functions continuously and round-the-clock examinations for patients can be carried out. graduates o

tell you that at the hospital or university of pennsylvania in philadelphia, when people and adults come into our hospital and in the intensive care unit, not they haven't gotten the third dose and not that they've gotten any doses and till we get on top of that, we'll heighten the major impact-over the pandemic. emily: i share your perspective. how do you deal with a post-pandemic world. so i want to ask you about your experiencelying in this pandemic where everyone is interested in vaccines and more people i'm sure, while i would guess consider themselves to be experts in vaccines. there was a meme going around early on that entertained me about a the armchair epidemiologist in the pandemic. are you familiar with that concept? >> yes, i certainly am. it's certainly an odd time. i'm a virologist and imologist and pediatrician and suddenly i'm on television all the time. for me, if a virologist is asked to be on television, it's a sign of the apocalypse. it's just so weird, actually, and our committee with our adviser and six month production and it's that group of virologists sitting ar

in 2019, i reported from university college hospital in london about a trial examining whether an mrilead to a screening programme a bit like those for breast and cervical cancer. thank you for letting me into your homes... bill turnbull�*s death will undoubtedly lead to another surge in men seeking answers for nagging symptoms which they may have put off getting checked for months or even years. and it will hopefully save many more lives. fergus walsh, bbc news. from climate change to the cost of living crisis and the war in ukraine, ros atkins has been taking a look at how some of this summer's biggest news events are linked together. let's look at how the biggest stories of the year connect. first of all, the cost of living, because prices are going up sharply, inflation in the uk is over 10%. well, we've been hit by a very, very severe shock, and that shock is coming through energy prices, and afraid. through energy prices, i'm afraid. and the bank of england is clear on the cause and the consequence. we've got to be blunt about this, it's coming from the actions of russia and i'm

doctors say lance's surgery at stanford university hospital dealt with two different injuries, a fractured confident lance will make a full recovery in time for next season. in a conference call, 49ers head coach kyle shanahan talked about how the team is handling it. i know we're all just kind of worried about him and making sure that he's doing alright, mentally and physically talk to him here real soon and some guys have been over there already visit them. we're not sure yet, but as soon as you can get back in here and start rehabbing, and we're going to one of them apart of everything, every meeting, it can be that be at every practice you can be at. um i know there's he's not gonna be able to do all of that because of how much he's got to rehab, but especially in those meetings and stuff. we don't plan on trade being away from us at all. jimmy garoppolo. now once again, the starting quarterback in vegas oddsmakers actually improved the 49ers odds to win the super bowl now with jimmy g, is leading the team nasa preparing for another one mission moon test crews are set to do a fueling t

can see a mother clutching her baby and waving and more young patients at the university of iowa stead family children's hospital. also waving, 5-year-old olivia tays, a little girl with cerebral palsy, looking at the stadium rooting her on for her and her family this tradition lifts them up. >> it was very emotional and very good knowing that they were all thinking of us >> reporter: even on the field these little warriors meeting the moment that's 7-year-old eli belzer he's now recovered from cancer and is representing the hospital as their kid captain this year. for eli's mom katie, this tradition means so much. >> i just was overcome with emotion, like seeing the other families standing in there. i just wanted them to like -- to feel love and just -- like they're going to be okay >> reporter: now eli spreading his message to other kids. >> be strong and never give up. >> reporter: and remember, when you hear the roar of that crowd just outside your window, fight on because those cheers are for you. >> iowa creating a great new tradition. that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you so much for watching i

i can cite the hospital at the university of pennsylvania in philadelphia, people adults come into ourospital and are in the intensive care unit it's not because they haven't got the third dose is because i haven't got any doses. and until we get on top of that were not going to have a major impact on this pandemic. >> are right. i share your perspective. sometimes it is hard to pull back and see the forest from the trees. if a new diseased emerged today that has a hospitalization and mortality rate of vaccinated people we would not have shut the world down for that. so i think those are important messages for getting back to post pandemic world. i want to ask you about your experience living in this pandemic work everyone is interested in vaccines. and more people i am sure, i would guess considered themselves to be experts in vaccines. there is a meme going around early on that entertained me about the arm chair epidemiologist in the pandemic. to check the same phenomena of arm chair and are you familiar with that concept? >> yes i certainly am. it is certainly an odd time. there sud

golisano children's hospital, the university of rochester, has also been busy scrubbing content, according to a report from liberman's the post-millennial emin's reports. >> the golisano children's hospital offers transition services to eight year olds. the hospital is now remove their promotional video for those services from youtube. but we have the video. >> here it is . we're here and we have a lot of available. and if folks are the very beginning of this process, if they're just starting to think about gender , if you have an eight year old who's sort of beginning to express these, give us a call again. >> if you're hiding what you're doing in a hospital, you are by definition doing something wrong and the board of that hospital should step in and stop you from doing it. immediate boston children's hospital is also taken that onto youtube videos after it was reported the hospital performs hysterectomy and castration on children. vanderbilt health, as we told you extensively last night, has taken its entire transgender health website offline following reporting by matt walsh. the web s

it happened near old dominion university and prompted an old hospital to go into lockdown. not named a suspect. shooting at the minnesota state fair last night caused chaos prompting the event to close early. one person treated for non-life-threatening injuries. it's not clear whether they were hurt by gunfire or a brawl that took place at the fair. no suspect identified yet. for more on these stories and other stories you can download the app and scan the qr code on your screen. more now on the speeches by president biden thursday night and former president trump last night and the fbi search of mar-a-lago. let's bring in jeff. a member of the homeland security committee and transportation and infrastructure committee. the white house says that presidential speech on thursday night was not political. what you say? >> it was definitely political. it was definitely was our. an introduction that literally a dictator would have. it was in awful speech. done in an awful way without blood red light just bathing the entire area. i have never seen anything like it before to be hon

hospital. so it is curious in a way that the thing that marked a room revolution in psychiatry emerged not there and not in the university, but the mental hospitals, which is where the drugs, the antipsychotics, particularly thorazine and its copycat drugs, first emerged. what happened for many years is like a building being destroyed by termites, the structure looks solid. the psychoanalysts thought, we are in the saddle. with remarkable rapidity, that shifted. and we can date it is precisely in 1980, fueled by problems that had emerged about psychiatric diagnoses, the fact psychiatrists could not agree what was wrong, there was a sustained effort to create a diagnostic system that at least was reliable -- which meant doctor here a doctor there look at the same patient, they would produce the same diagnosis. and it was an approach that was a theoretical by its nature but in fact underneath that, fueled by hostility to psychoanalysis and help to serve as the death mail for that branch of the profession. i think it is a complicated question. psychiatrists the generation who trained in the 1960's, psychoanalytic ideas. i k

health care, among the priority ones is the construction and equipping of the okhmatdyt e-hospital and a modern universityc in kyiv, as well as the creation of a national rehabilitation center in lviv , to send a special mission of the european union and organizations to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant of the united nations , prime minister of ukraine denysh mygalpi made such a proposal during a meeting with his german counterpart, olaf scholz also emphasized the need to continue work on the demilitarization of the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, because the energy and nuclear security of europe is at stake. in addition, during the meeting, the politicians agreed that the supply of heavy weapons to ukraine should be increased. shmyhal also thanked scholz for the initiative to organize a conference on restoration of ukraine in berlin, 200 million euros, that much aid germany promises to allocate for internally displaced persons from ukraine, it is about the financing of special programs for refugees, the minister of economic cooperation and development of germany osmia schultz said, the money will be