she was liked on the ward. she had friends on the ward. they were a family.nk really crucially actually on that was that she was seen as the reliable nurse, you know, the safe pair of hands. she worked the night shifts that weren't that popular. she worked the weekends. she worked when they were short staffed, she came in, you know, she was always there wanting to be in nursery one, that intensive care nursery, wanting to help the sickest children. and what we now know is that was not about being a nurse and caring for children and helping to save them and helping them to go home. we heard from the police and the cps on the court steps today, anna, that they were going home, those parents, after lucy letby had attacked their children, to empty cots because she was using her role, the fact that she was relied on, the fact that she was competent, the fact that she was liked to attack. you talked caroline very vividly about the tools that lucy letby used to carry out these murders and how innocuous they they were, the salin, the insulin, the air. and in fact, th

lucy said, don't worry, registrar is coming to my told me to go back to the ward. , the ward.m in this intensive care _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went - the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to l this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with lucy letby but a short time later they were told he was dangerously ill and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. igrate they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him.— they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we were taken in. we trying to save him. we were taken in- we were _ trying to save him. we were taken in. we were told _ trying to save him. we were taken in. we were told to _ trying to save him. we were taken in. we were told to talk— trying to save him. we were taken in. we were told to talk to - trying to save him. we were taken in. we were

she had friends on the ward, they were family.liable nurse, the safe pair of hands. she worked the night shifts, she worked weekends, she worked when they were short staffed and she came in. she was always there wanting to be in the intensive care nurse, wanting to help the sickest children and what we now know is that was not about being a nurse and caring for children and helping to save them, and helping them to go home, we heard from police on the steps today that they were going home, those parents, after lucy letby attacked their children because she was using her role, the fact that she was relied on incompetent and the fact that she was liked to attack. you on incompetent and the fact that she was liked to attack.— was liked to attack. you talk vividly about _ was liked to attack. you talk vividly about the _ was liked to attack. you talk vividly about the tools - was liked to attack. you talk vividly about the tools that l was liked to attack. you talk . vividly about the tools that lucy letby use to carry out these murde

this ward, the most rural ward in the gla and biggin hill ward, were both part of sevenoaks districtl. the boundary changes brought us back it. the boundary changes brought us back it . let's have a look back into it. let's have a look at the front page of today's evening standard, please, if you can that for me. there it can put that up for me. there it is . gotcha. can put that up for me. there it is. gotcha. london's green dream comes alive . do you know what comes alive. do you know what that tells me, colin? that tells me that the needs and desires of people that live in inner london, in urban london are completely different from those living in rural greater london. and i put it to you, why should the people that live in darwin ward and no disrespect to you, as leader of bromley, but why should the people that live in darwin and bickenhill ward darwin ward and bickenhill ward not it, we not say the hell with it, we want leave the greater london want to leave the greater london authority kent . see authority and rejoin kent. see you later . you later. >> i have to say , i have t

this ward, the most rural ward in the gla and biggin hill ward, were both part of sevenoaks districtl. the boundary changes brought us back it. the boundary changes brought us back it . let's have a look back into it. let's have a look at the front page of today's evening standard, please, if you can that for me. there it can put that up for me. there it is . gotcha. can put that up for me. there it is. gotcha. london's green dream comes alive . do you know what comes alive. do you know what that tells me, colin? that tells me that the needs and desires of people that live in inner london, in urban london are completely different from those living in rural greater london. and i put it to you, why should the people that live in darwin ward and no disrespect to you, as leader of bromley, but why should the people that live in darwin and bickenhill ward darwin ward and bickenhill ward not it, we not say the hell with it, we want leave the greater london want to leave the greater london authority kent . see authority and rejoin kent. see you later . you later. >> i have to say , i have t

bob ward, thanks for cominu strategy. bob ward, thanks for coming on _ strategy.y. bob ward, thanks for - coming on the evening, good to hear your thoughts. we will come to our panel very soon at 9pm. let me show you these pictures, we have rain on the when the microlens now and the rain is starting to pick up now and the rain is starting to pick up on the gulf coast there in florida, that hurricane due to arrive in the early hours of the morning, but already the outer bands are starting to affect the city of tampa in the areas north of there. we'll talk funny more about that hurricane just after the break. we'll talk funny more about that hurricanejust after the break. stay with us. —— we will talk plenty more. hello. the weather's been a little hit or miss today with showers in places and sunny spells, too. and that's how it's going to stay for the remainder of the week, perhaps thicker cloud and more persistent rain for a time on thursday. but the good news is that the weekend is looking promising with high pressure building. now, this weather front won't reach

we were shown phone records _ to the ward. we were shown phone records to— to the ward.ressed she was. lucy letby— seen and how distressed she was. lucy letby was asked about this in cross— lucy letby was asked about this in cross examination and she simply said that — cross examination and she simply said that the mother's recollection was not _ said that the mother's recollection was not correct, the mother had must remember— was not correct, the mother had must remember that situation and the prosecution said this is a straight up prosecution said this is a straight up credibility test between a mother who lost— up credibility test between a mother who lost her son and between lucy letby. _ who lost her son and between lucy letby. and — who lost her son and between lucy letby, and it is obvious which way the jury— letby, and it is obvious which way the jury went. in letby, and it is obvious which way the jury went-— the jury went. in some cases as well, the jury went. in some cases as well. letby. — the jury went. in some cases as well, letby, after— the jury went. in

anne-marie ward from the faces _ be thinking about.and _ be thinking about. anne-marie ward from the faces and voices _ be thinking about. anne-marie ward from the faces and voices recovery i from the faces and voices recovery charity thank you for joining from the faces and voices recovery charity thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. some breaking news from the white house. the white house has confirmed that us presidentjoe biden will be travelling to new doha in india to attend the g20 leaders summit in a few weeks from september the 7th to the tenth confirmation there that joe biden the us president will travel to therefore the g20 summit. the last time a us president was in india was before the pandemic in february or march 2020. see us presidentjoe biden will be travelling to india at the beginning of september. staying with our other developing story that we have been keeping a cross all afternoon. that is the ongoing rescue in pakistan. a number of children and two adults trapped in a cable car which is dangling over a ravi

and then she told me to go back to the ward.y's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later, they were told he was dangerously ill and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to talk to him and hold his hand. and then... ..we had a conversation with the consultant, and he said, "you know what, we're going to stop because it's not helping. we want him to die in your arms." 0n the unit, there were typically up to three deaths a year, but in 2015, they had that number in the month ofjune alone. and the pattern continued, with babies dying or coming close to death. the common factor — lucy letby. this staffing sheet shows she was the only employee who was present every time there was a suspicious event. dr stephen brearey led the team of seven consultants on the unit who shared joint concerns about letby. he's now speaking publicly about their experience for the first time. it's

lucy said, don't worry, the registrar was coming, she told me to go back to the ward. , the ward.m left him in this intensive _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and _ the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went - the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to l this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later they were told he was dangerously ill, and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him.— trying to save him. we were taken in, and trying to save him. we were taken in. and we — trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were _ trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told _ trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to _ trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to talk - trying to sa

and when you think about it, this is air that has been around baja, california, forced north ward /*ward. ward. you can see the 24-hour temperature change. this will give us the chance of showers and isolated thunder in the mix for your monday. morning temperatures 60s and 70s to start. by the afternoon, 70s to mid-80s. the highs may not seem all t high. but it will be uncomfortable with the high humidity. the radar not seeing a lot, central california as the center of the storm has crossed over into the grapevine areas heading to the southern sierra. what we're going to get is that moisture moving west ward. we've had that at times t last couple weeks. low pressure is offshore and that will help drive this west ward. we could see a few popup showers and a slight chance of thunder. after sundown tomorrow night we'll begin to see things stabilize and trend a bit drier as we get towards tuesday. but we'll have a chance for the showers. most of the cloudover there will be low cloud and fog across the inner bay for the morning, as we pivot to baja, california weather. tuesday we're back in t

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so it's, you know, the ward that i kind of like ben taub main ward many years was in the emergency room, a nightingale ward and i think it was first of all, you know, florence, at nightingale showed like the mortality was shown to plummet. it went to like 80% mortality went down. so and it was it was helpful. it was it was it was something that helped patients. it was also cost effective. but in our american health care system, we do things differently. we try to privatize privatized privatized so that we can charge more and more and more. so that's something that we need to think about relinquishing if we're to the point where so many people are still left uncovered and we're paying so much for health care. and i mean, they're intertwined. the more that each you know, the the more that we're paying out of it, the more it's going to be difficult to achieve equity for everybody. right. another scale that is in this book is that are writing to us as a person who also has been on the receiving end of care or help to facilitate your family to access care and to consider care. and there was

safety on the wards.ear old letby will be sentenced on monday and no sentence can ever be long or punishing enough , can be long or punishing enough, can it? i believe that we're going to go to sophie reaper now. sophie, thank you very, very much . now, you have been right much. now, you have been right across this from the start. lucy letby didn't actually attend today to hear these final verdicts, did she? some people are saying the only time that we've seen any emotion out of her really was maybe when she was feeling a bit sorry for herself. what's been going . on herself. what's been going. on >> well, she hasn't actually appeared in the dock for the past few days . a few days ago, past few days. a few days ago, justice goss , the judge justice goss, the judge presiding over this trial, asked the defence where the defendant was, why she wasn't in the dock. the next day, benjamin myers, kc of the defence , came back and of the defence, came back and informed the judge that, in fact, lucy letby had made

and then she told me to go back to the ward.aby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later, they were told he was dangerously ill and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to talk to him and hold his hand. and then... ..we had a conversation with the consultant, and he said, "you know what, we're going to stop because it's not helping. we want him to die in your arms." on the unit, there were typically up to three deaths a year, but in 2015, they had that number in the month ofjune alone. and the pattern continued, with babies dying or coming close to death. the common factor — lucy letby. this staffing sheet shows she was the only employee who was present every time there was a suspicious event. dr stephen brearey led the team of seven consultants on the unit who shared joint concerns about letby. he's now speaking publicly about their experience for the first time. it

if we look at that — time on those hospital wards.at that ongoing _ time on those hospital wards. if we look at that ongoing investigation, one of the issues with the way that she carried out these crimes, it was referred to repeatedly by the police, the methods that she used to come in many cases, this injection of air which made the babies very sick and in some cases they couldn't be saved, but which can be very difficult to prove in a court of law, and the defence referred to it as circumstantial evidence. just law, and the defence referred to it as circumstantial evidence.- as circumstantial evidence. just to . ive as circumstantial evidence. just to cive an as circumstantial evidence. just to give an idea. _ as circumstantial evidence. just to give an idea, this _ as circumstantial evidence. just to give an idea, this embolism, - as circumstantial evidence. just to | give an idea, this embolism, which was repeated time and time again, the injection of air and the symptoms seen by doctors and nurses, the experts in this case relie

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another patient suffered a stroke and was hit by shrapnel in his family, flying straight into the ward details from tsn correspondent margarita potapova, broken windows in the historical building of the educational institution, fallen tree branches from the blast wave and the destroyed building of the honchar scientific library, this the consequences of the latest shelling by the russian troops can be clearly seen from here on the left bank of kherson, from where the russians are rummaging through the city, so while the library workers are saving the most valuable copies of ukrainian literature, doctors under targeted fire from the occupiers are saving the lives of kherson residents the day before this hospital was under enemy fire for the third time in the last month we think what a sound of deaf and such the smoke has gone, it’s not surprising, you see, volodymyr was drowned out by a patient of the neurology department, russian shelling caught a man on the street, he miraculously did not it was hit by fragments that flew around, one of them broke through the glass of the hospital war

james ward—prowse certainly is.egated, they need to cut the cloth accordingly. similarly to mcguire, if ward—prowse agrees to the steel, he will become a westtown player. where do you think david moyes is feeling about this squad now? how do you think you will assess this transfer window? you think you will assess this transferwindow? in you think you will assess this transfer window?— you think you will assess this transfer window? in theory, he should feel _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot _ transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier - transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier at - transfer window? in theory, he should feel a lot happier at the transfer window? in theory, he - should feel a lot happier at the end of this week than he was at the end of this week than he was at the end of the last one when you consider it looks as though these internationals are going to come in and also, edson alvarez is very close to concl

they are there are many of us in the borisov region ; today there are 36 wards. personally, as a nurse, have four wards, of which three are heavy, two are completely recumbent, one is disabled, a wheelchair user, and here is valentina ivanovna, in total , 175 thousand, 175, were provided with service and additional help. of these, 487 disabled people of the first group wash windows buy food and to provide medical care throughout the country , 112 nurses and 40 nurses of mercy provide assistance to those in need , they did not leave aside those who need help, psychological literary reading art therapy culinary master classes, teaching lectures for its ten-year history with the center, the open house of the minsk city organization of the red cross, two hundred people met people with mental disorders. here they help to adapt in society, re-train the skills of consumer services and support in finding a job. classes are held weekly. there is a schedule in the center. that is, anyone who comes here can already choose an occupation to their liking. and here, uh, as a ru

then in 1960, 1961, 62, when she's doing the work for ward, she's not playing tennis anymore.she's not competing and that way that was just so ingrained much a part of her identity. she's doing the for ward and then she writes in her second memoir that she would very often just go back to the hotel where she happened to be and just go straight to bed. she doesn't use the word depression. and of course, i want to make sure i don't use that word carelessly, but it's very clear when somebody just works and they're smiling and they put on a good face for the public, and then they go alone if they're not in a good place. and i think this is another reason why golf was so important to her was because got her help out into the open air. and i think one of the reasons it was difficult for her to leave golf was because she she associated it with i think really some kind of spiritual being the spiritual element to second point about maybe restrictions that she faced in tennis she gives gibson she didn't follow dr. johnson's rule which was that you you didn't challenge lyons persons and

. >> contra costa, animal services director beth ward says the number of pets in the martinez shelter is exceeding capacity and the time has come to consider euthanizing otherwise healthy and treatable pets to alleviate the problem. they don't have enough space to hold animals that are coming in. >> and so use the data decisions. >> have to start happening. we don't find positive live outcomes outcomes that included options. bets returned owners or transferred to animal rescue agencies, which are also overwhelmed. ward says the shelter in martinez has 114 dog kennels. >> but there are currently 180 dogs in care starts wednesday. we've had 44 cats come in. >> and 24 cats go out. so the numbers coming in are still outpacing the ones going out since june. the shelter has been offering free adoptions for all pets and that will remain the case through this month. >> spaying or neutering services are free for all adoptions. there were $25 licensing fee may be included. ward says overcrowding is a residual effect of the pandemic when the number of animals housed was low. then recently explod

guess at the children's ward young people undergo yak for improvement on a budgetary and paid basis.the mastatsky museum has become one of the platforms of the international project all over the world theater on the walls of a gallon hectare of the building 35 children malyukov these are the canvases and what the acquaintances celebrated as part of the competition from the russian museum of the history of religion, the festival spent the fourteenth time and have international status in his detor. children from five to sixteen years old, the young masters formulated on the swamps of the ancient epic, slavic helmets and myths at once . from belarus, the lot of the project was accepted by seven schools with the mostatsky mukhil of minsk and volozhin. your museum, at an early stage of preparing this exhibition, agreed on cooperation that the national art museum, for its part , will prepare a pool of some of the children's works, which will then be transported to st. petersburg where in st. petersburg spectators, guests , residents of st. petersburg will see the creativity of children. e,

so here lies the patient the patient lies match in the ward.to remove his appendix. there is such a knock on the door, he is like that. yes, yes, the driver comes in like this sister he has a table on wheels there, which means that she takes such a rag and throws it back. there's a shaving kit. she approaches the patient removes the blanket. so they take off their underpants, take the set confidently, and so they take everything, they shave everything, they shave everything before the operation, put the underpants back on. so he throws a blanket from above and takes this cart of his. and so he leaves the ward and the man is like that, but stop. i 'm sorry, uh, girl. and you can ask yes, why did you knock? yes, this is why he is so knock-knock-knock, listen, but there is, there are jokes that are generally very strange, but they are about some kind of, uh, hmm, let's say a trait of some kind of character, that is, in general, well, as it were, about everything and nothing. we are very funny. here i will give you an example of one i really like.

following months of protest that ward is set to close october 25th, 2023.ngful death and negligence with demand for a jury trial. failed a complaint with the los angeles board of supervisors alleging systemic race practices. an initial inspection of the incident found that they failed to prevent -- the l.a. county coroner ruled her cause of death a blood clot which the hospital failed to assess for and intervene. her partner and her sister were there during the labor. didn't arrive to the hospital for hours. >> we can't call a doctor, the doctor will cuss us out. >> reporter: a inspection said that the hospital failed to notify the physician about her vitals. soon after, they alleged her legs began swelling and she threw up. her partner and sister said eventually april stopped breathing but nurses didn't perform cpr, so robertson did. according to the inspection, doctors later intervened with cpr. the maternity ward, an ongoing nbc investigation found other instances where they failed to notify physician and families about patient's conditions. ongoing repo

junior is found on ward. doctors in england have gone on junior doctors in england have gone on strikeays. south africa says former president jacob zuma will not have to spend any more time in jail. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now. we start in hawaii, where 55 people are now known to have died in devastating wildfires. about 1,000 remain unaccounted for. damage to communication lines is making it difficult to locate people. to give you a sense of the utter devastation on maui, i first wanted to show you these pictures. they were taken by a passenger on a plane landing on the island. they really capture the extent of the wildfires as they burn out of control.

this room consists of two functional divisions - a ward for a single ward for two people and, accordinglyn behalf of the president, perinatal centers were built with a shower cabin with a sink and a toilet bowl in all regions of russia, they provide medical care in the field of family planning and reproductive health, and this task is of national importance. naturally. we are leading to an increase in the birth rate, to an increase in the quality of care provided health care and to reduce infant and maternal deaths. the new hospital will be included in the structure of the republican center for the protection of motherhood and childhood, all medical personnel have also been identified. mostly. these are local professionals. there is confidence that alexander podprigora will have time to complete the construction and adjustment of equipment by the end of this year. andrey rudenko alexander uleyshchenko lead. donetsk people's republic in russia issued a postage stamp in honor of the deceased head of the ministry of emergency situations evgeny zinicheva on the stamp a portrait of the ministe

she told me to get back to the ward.re experts. if they say there is not a problem you have nothing to worry about. that was the first call. quickly followed by a second phone call with a midwife saying, you need to get here now. there was a third phone call saying where are you? the priest has been called. ijust knew at that point. the consultant said we are going to stop. we want him to die in your arms. rather than him being worked on. so we said ok. and they passed him to us. and he died. i think she is a hateful human being. she has taken everything from us, absolutely everything. it is beyond your imagination that somebody is on a ward killing babies. it is unbelievable. because what she has done has changed the course of our life for ever. a bbc panorama documentary called ? lucy letby: the nurse who killed ? will be available to watch on iplayer later today. and this is a distressing case so if you, or someone you know, needs help after hearing about it, the details of organisations offering assistance can be fou

and where her ward is on the second floor of the vip, but only the staff can go there tamara semenovnasonally leads her. when can i do it? then let sims visit her. bring homemade food in the park, take a walk in the fresh air of your own clinic. stable without bursts, all prescriptions are fulfilled well done. i think that tomorrow sergey petrovich will allow you to go for a walk. please. if you allow me, i will look after him. from your responsibility or maybe add more injections she is younger. anyway, we will achieve the desired result, and then we'll see. well, what a great mood let me take a walk, well, it's so beautiful. encrypts okay, i'm not telling you anything, very interesting. we won't tell anyone, i swear. he actually left. okay let's go. only you do not come close from here, look at the corridor. he may not pick up the phone. blocked you. well, what to do? well, how can you help? now i'm going to this clinic for a cannon shot . you won't let me in. but you need to dispel, so tomorrow you and i are going on a business trip. well, i don't want to eat. i said, well, what are

here's jake ward >> reporter: henrietta lacks is inside all of us, in treatments and vaccines her cellsd tonight, her family is finally being compensated for her contributions. >> such sacrifice that she had to give of herself that benefited all the world. >> reporter: lacks died of cervical cancer in 1951 at johns hopkins where, in a racially segregated ward, doctors cut out a sample of her cancer cells without her permission the cells nicknamed hela were the first to grow well in a lab and are now a bedrock of modern medicine. her family tube sued multiple dollar thermo fisher scientific in 2021, saying the company made, quote, staggering profits by using the hela cell line, although it has known that hel cells were stolen from ms. lacks. the family settled for an undisclosed amount monday thermo fisher said they are pleased the case is resolved, but has no further comment. >> today on her 103rd birthday, we got justice her legacy is in good hands. our family is standing together in solidarity to push forward. we're going to keep making sure henrietta never dies such as her hela cells

and then she told me to go back to the ward.m left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later, they were told he was dangerously ill and they rushed back to find doctors trying to save him. we were taken in, and we were told to talk to him and hold his hand. and then... ..we had a conversation with the consultant, and he said, "you know what, we're going to stop. it's not helping. we want him to die in your arms." 0n the unit, there were typically up to three deaths a year, but in 2015, they had that number in the month ofjune alone. and the pattern continued, with babies dying or coming close to death. the common factor — lucy letby. this staffing sheet shows she was the only employee who was present every time there was a suspicious event. dr stephen brearey led the team of seven consultants on the unit who shared joint concerns about letby. he's now speaking publicly about their experience for the first time. it's something th

jake ward, nbc news. >> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesesday. >>> there's no sheet rock. blocking, no sprinklers. it's just wood waiting to go up. >> this is not the way anyone wants to start their morning. neighbors forced out of their homes after a construction site in san francisco goes up in flames. >>> g

georgievskaya 1 in the 11th ward lies in another ward. advance payment m. what other gift? desire is to throw show-offs. here's a surprise for you. the devil knows what it is. can he be knocked down? it's possible they're so scary. torturing me will not solve your problems. your brothers won't forgive you. what can solve my problems? i can call a hamster, we will agree together and not interfere with each other friend. not a bad idea with only one amendment, crap, you will explain to them all who is now the real owner here and let them just fish. well, if someone needs to work, then i have enough work. what do you say? i am silent. here is a smart boots solution. release the person allow the wheelbarrow lieutenant colonel, come in, come in, where were you working? the legs feed the wolf, the wolf, too, i need to joke with these guest performers. okay, i'll do it right after lunch. here, because of your bulletproof nature, the promotion of you is zero, here is a stone heap. come on, come on, brother, study. and what will happen to me if i find these guest performers, and let

hey where are you going girl if we're already sitting here quietly where the fifteenth ward is on therl, let's not be afraid , no one will offend you if you behave well, guys, mikhalych. call back. let the girl come too. build we need an excuse for what we are here for, and then we need to find something for decency. let's smoke. listen here 23:45. i knock on the door, the sergeant opens to take me to the toilet , instead i drag him into the cell, neutralize and collect the keys, for example, but he has the keys only from the cells of the grill door and the treatment room. that's great, we close the sergeant, we open the doors to the medical unit, we penetrate into the treatment room. and what am i doing at this time, the corridor is also under surveillance. you yawn sweetly, and do a little more. okay, further in the procedure room , we find two sets of uniforms, one major for me, the other ensign for him, and where will she be there? is this your concern? let's say further further out of the treatment room first i go alone. you open the magnetic door for me from the corridor to the

she said, don't worry, the registrar is coming, and told me to go back to the ward.uld die hours later. the following day, the condition of baby e's twin brother baby f suddenly worsen. it was understood later he had been given insulin. baby f has been left with severe learning difficulties. lucy letby has been found guilty of baby e's murder and the attempted murder of baby f. i think she is a hateful human being. she has taken everything from us, absolutely everything, because what she has done has changed the course of our life forever. i she has done has changed the course of our life forever.— of our life forever. i have been asked to _ of our life forever. i have been asked to read _ of our life forever. i have been asked to read out _ of our life forever. i have been asked to read out a _ of our life forever. i have been asked to read out a statement| of our life forever. i have been i asked to read out a statement on behalf— asked to read out a statement on behalf of— asked to read out a statement on behalf of all the families in this case _ behalf of all the

it is at the center of a very large population and here is its medical ward. i was expecting to see throngs of patients here but i'm shocked yet again to see a ward completely empty. - [rita] local residents were quick to air their grievances. - (speaking foreign language) - (speaking foreign language) - (speaking foreign language) - (speaking foreign language) - (speaking foreign language) - [rita] they were angry because a fully functioning hospital was only a stone's throw away. - i'm showing you something typical of the mixed health system syndrome. here, i'm standing on public property. this is a district hospital. it's abandoned. it's completely underutilized, but the building across is a thriving private hospital. there are throngs of patients there and if you have the money, you can just walk across and seek care. - [rita] and the problem wasn't just confined to large hospitals. remote rural health centers were victims of exploitation and neglect as well. - this basic health unit was not meant to be right up on the hill. it was meant to be bang on the

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there is a ventilation system in the isolation ward. the prisoners have no access to the air ducts., with the help of spoons and sharpeners , they make holes in the walls and thus create an extensive network of passages, interconnected burrows, a great opportunity to exchange any small items. for this inmate. covers are sewn and ropes are tied to them. sometimes on such a lace there are several rag containers, a kind of train of cases stuffed with phones and chargers can move from cell to cell vertically and horizontally. in order to camouflage the secret labyrinth within the walls of the sailor of silence, the prisoners block the entrances and exits from it with bricks. here they are on the video either sealing the holes with temporary wallpaper all these tricks and discovered by the operatives. for plastering these here for plastering, and very quickly, very straight forward quality. it became clear to me why they could not find phones and chargers at first. were all the time a step ahead while the search walked on the same floor covers with mobile phones. how expensive phone char

and the armament of the ward hear with hammers knocking i hear the sovereign half of the troops wentto the impostor cossack tents already from the wall you can see, and under the serpukhov linen treasury was. mother chasing orders the royal dress to sort through everything, as before. it is not strange whether people in the state need people for order. and the enemy of the family is a verst away, as people are now in the ovens, at the golly they fan the geese, graze the horses , forge, they don’t care, but the impostor will come to moscow and tell them. cut new ones they will cut, and you will come to me with a knife, prince. and others and then, when you wash yourself with blood, orders again. squeak with feathers again. erase to cook. why did you come to me , prince vasily? trinity, you need to take refuge with the princess queen, close people, the horse is ready, just order. no, i am the russian tsar and you are afraid of my place in the kremlin. run. princess hide mother sovereign ask them. yes, only their answer, i know. the battle of kursk the greatest tank battle in history, t