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he's the head of the health secretary to scottish and welsh nhs patients requesting care in england. aid england's health secretary says devolved administrations have worse backlogs than the british, which which they roundly dismissed the scottish and the which which they roundly welsh says no, we're doing great. what are you doing? offering us charity. and it's basically because there's a backlog, because of the covid, basically because there's a because of the fact it's the nhs , because people want free treatment, which has been escalating. but you have to remember that death from remember that every death from delay is a bonus to the nhs because it's somebody that they don't have to . don't have to. >> wonderful. so i mean, paul, it kind of sounds like steve barclay is kind of being a poster he is being poster here. he is being a booster . but you know, it's an booster. but you know, it's an easy win and the statistics do bear out, and i'll tell you why in a minute. but in wales there are 22,000 people who are waiting over 78 weeks for as an outpatient. and in england, waiting ti

yeah fantastic. >> and the daily mail has patience trying to escape labour's welsh nhs. really long in in england they're longer in wales. i mean, is this another example of devolution failing ? example of devolution failing? >> you know what i think you get commentators trying to guess what a labour government will be like . well, the short answer to like. well, the short answer to that is, look at devolution, whether andy burnham in whether it's andy burnham in greater manchester labour in wales , and there's some a number wales, and there's some a number of failures in terms of devolution and how labour in local government or these devolved levels are actually performing. you know, they wanted devolution in wales and take responsibility for their own decisions and look at the consequences of that. so it does call into question labour's ability to govern. it says, and the really big figures, you know, it's 1 in 5 in wales are actually on a some of actually on a some form of waiting whereas it's and waiting list, whereas it's and i'm going to say only 13. >> but that's

yeah fantastic. >> and the daily mail has patience trying to escape labour's welsh nhs.tly really long in in england they're longer in wales. i mean, is this another example of devolution failing ? example of devolution failing? >> you know what i think you get commentators trying to guess what a labour government will be like . well, the short answer to like. well, the short answer to that is, look at devolution, whether andy burnham in whether it's andy burnham in greater manchester labour in wales , and there's some a number wales, and there's some a number of failures in terms of devolution and how labour in local government or these devolved levels are actually performing. you know, they wanted devolution in wales performing. you know, they take responsibility for their performing. you know, they own decisions and look at the consequences of that. so it does call into question labour's ability to govern. it says, and the really big figures, you know, it's 1 in 5 in wales are actually on a some of actually on a some form of waiting whereas it's and waiting list, wher

now for labour who the here and now for labour who earn essentially overlook, oversee and fund the welsh nhs their proof concept and proof of concept and demonstrate, at what we can demonstrate, look at what we can do and they are not doing that. some argue in some some would argue that in some cases nhs is even worse. >> the problem with devolution is that you have the welsh government doing it, you have the welsh government and i was going to endorse you against always someone else's fault though, because it's labour run and what i'm saying is labour are not making a great job of it. no, but what, what i'm saying is, is that that instead of actually trying to deal with it, what the tories do is they 90, it, what the tories do is they go, oh no, anybody tories. >> i'm asking you if labour is so good and they're going to fix this service so we can all rely on it, why are they not demonstrating that leading from the front and showing us what they're of in wales? they're capable of in wales? >> it because? >> because it is because? because the problem with devolution, the problem with devoluti

also coming up, as patients in the labour run welsh nhs escape to england for treatment , nhs escapeings to come if slippery starmer takes power? plus 999, what are your pronouns? that's what are your pronouns? that's what staff are being trained to ask in emergency cases. so is extreme gender ideology getting in the way of life saving treatment? my superstar panel are preparing to debate a woke nhs in crisis tonight , i'm nhs in crisis tonight, i'm joined by carole malone , joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and dame andrea jenkins. benjamin butterworth and dame andrea jenkins . also on the way. andrea jenkins. also on the way. harry and meghan appear to have an identical ideological view of the world, but are they on different pages when it comes to parenting? according to an insider , the couple just cannot insider, the couple just cannot agree on how to bring up their children. i'll get live reaction to that bombshell revelation from my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell phil dampier. colin campbell and phil dampier. there will be new there will also be a new great

>> yeah, this is the front page of the mail, and it is the page agents trying to escape labour, welsh nhso this is the big obviously the other big election issue, isn't it? the nhs in crisis and i think labour have run the nhs in wales for about 15 years now, but evidently it's actually worse than the way the waiting list in england. i mean wales have more than 73,000 patients waiting over 18 months for treatment, which you don't actually get in england any more. evidently we've got rid of that issue and 21% of the welsh population on nhs waiting lists were in england. it's only 13, only 13% of us. no one should be on these hideous waiting lists by the way, but they are so basically it's the labour versus conservative hour. again, the mail doing what they do. obviously supporting the conservatives and saying that lots people wales are lots of people in wales are coming england for treatment coming to england for treatment because are because the waiting list are shorter and then labour will say, well, hold on a minute, you don't spend enough on the nhs in wales and devolve but wales and d

nhs. it's that it's that bad. wales that bad. it's that bad. wales in welshsidents, the people, the patients has go into hospital for treatment. they're actually trying england to trying to escape to england to get better treatment. that's how bad it is, you and starmer bad it is, you know. and starmer , slippery stormy holds this up some sort of flagship, you know the welsh labour party, the welsh nhs service. we know it's crumbling , we know it's crumbling, we know it's struggling. and all they want to talk about flags on talk about is flags on buildings. a load of buildings. what a load of rubbish buildings. what a load of rub and the way, because i >> and by the way, because i didn't this aramark antics didn't know this aramark antics apparently have no romantic attraction apparently to anyone . but look welsh are welsh government spokesperson said raise inappropriate flags on pubuc raise inappropriate flags on public sector buildings is one of the ways in which public sector buildings can show support . of course, the other support. of course, the other

also coming up, as patients in the labour run welsh nhs escape to england for treatment , nhs escapeo come if slippery starmer takes power? plus 999, what are your pronouns? that's what are your pronouns? that's what staff are being trained to ask in emergency cases. so is extreme gender ideology getting in the way of life saving treatment? my superstar panel are preparing to debate a woke nhs in crisis tonight , i'm nhs in crisis tonight, i'm joined by carole malone , joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and dame andrea jenkins. benjamin butterworth and dame andrea jenkins . also on the way. andrea jenkins. also on the way. harry and meghan appear to have an identical ideological view of the world, but are they on different pages when it comes to parenting? according to an insider , the couple just cannot insider, the couple just cannot agree on how to bring up their children. i'll get live reaction to that bombshell revelation from my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell phil dampier. colin campbell and phil dampier. there will be new there will also be a new greatest br

nhs. it's that it's that bad. wales that bad. it's that bad. wales in welshsidents, the people, the patients has go into hospital for treatment. they're actually trying england to trying to escape to england to get better treatment. that's how bad it is, you and starmer bad it is, you know. and starmer , slippery stormy holds this up some sort of flagship, you know the welsh labour party, the welsh nhs service. we know it's crumbling , we know it's crumbling, we know it's struggling. and all they want to talk about flags on talk about is flags on buildings. a load of buildings. what a load of rubbish buildings. what a load of rub and the way, because i >> and by the way, because i didn't this aramark antics didn't know this aramark antics apparently have no romantic attraction apparently to anyone . but look welsh are welsh government spokesperson said raise inappropriate flags on pubuc raise inappropriate flags on public sector buildings is one of the ways in which public sector buildings can show support . of course, the other support. of course, the other

the welsh governments at longer term the cost would be balanced by reduced pressures on the nhs and emergency this tonight laurenjames apologises, this prickly lineup continues, and a very clever dog. first, more than 1a0,000 of your scotland have found out how you got on in your exams this year and results are still higher than they were before the pandemic. there was a slight fall in the number getting a's, b's, orsees slight fall in the number getting a's, b's, or sees in their highs, but in good news 70% of scottish applicants have been accepted by their first choice unique. some other stories now, england forward laurenjames has apologised for her red card during the match against nigeria. she was sent off after stamping on michelle alozie's back following a foul and a big meeting in brazil is being held to protect the amazon rainforest as scientists are concerned the deforestation in the amazon may soon be irreversible. as the first time in 1a years there has been a meeting like this. and you have seen lots of sale signs at the minute, jobs have been ramping up minute, jobs have been ra

the welsh government said longer term the cost would be balanced by reduced costs on the nhs and emergencyld little boy has been found guilty of is magic in derby crown court. police say jacob crouch suffered a living hell before he was killed. the child�*s mother was cleared of murder and manslaughter but found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child. the sticky life to our corresponded felt mackie who is there for us outside the crown court. —— lets take you live. the crown court. -- lets take you live. . , the crown court. -- lets take you live. ., , ., ., ., live. there was high emotion at the end of this trial, _ live. there was high emotion at the end of this trial, there _ live. there was high emotion at the end of this trial, there were - live. there was high emotion at the end of this trial, there were gasps i end of this trial, there were gasps and tears in the public gallery as those verdicts were read out a short while ago. one person had to be taken out of the court, they were so overcome with the news that jacob crouch�*s stepfather had been convicted of murder and

the welsh government's not had all the nhs. e scottish government, the nationalist government is a disaster for the welsh, all nationalist governments tend to treat things badly . but the governments tend to treat things badly. but the big governments tend to treat things badly . but the big story today badly. but the big story today surely is that the british government and the tory government is now abolishing the two week immediate cancer treatment promise and that i'm not young. i mean , cancer may be not young. i mean, cancer may be around the corner for me . i'm around the corner for me. i'm very worried about it. my grandchild not yet watching these television programmes, but if i see any of that nonsense on it, i'll come to gb news and have a good moan. okay? yeah >> can i just. just point something out about the european union again? because i'm obsessed. i just. union again? because i'm obsessed. ijust. i union again? because i'm obsessed. i just. i just think that we are heading in a direction of travel where a lot of

the nhs, education and council—run services like social care are among the public serivces the welshit's not clear at this stage where the cuts might fall. scotland's first minister has ordered a review of the scottish government bank card spending by civil servants. nearly 60,000 transactions, worth £14.2 million were made on the procurement cards over a three year period. these included spending on vip airport services and team building events. mr yousaf has asked his officials to review the procedures. you're live with bbc news. eleven people are unaccounted for after a fire at a holiday home in north—eastern france. these pictures have just come in from the scene showing firefighters tackling the blaze. seventeen people were evacuated, one of whom was taken to hospital. the french interior minister said a group of people were staying at the venue in the town of wintzenheim, near the border with germany. with more on this, let's go to europe regional editor paul moss in the newsroom. what is the latest? you can see from the pictures how bad the damage and to those buildings. it st

this comes as welsh secretary david davis said the labour run nhs in wales is on its knees .litical point scoring there, but joining me now is former nhs trust ceo dr. peter carter, obe have you heard this story, peter, of steve barclay having written a letter to the devolved nations, essentially saying you've got even worse waiting lists than in england. if you've got patients waiting months and months, they can be offered care in england instead ? instead? >> well, look, emily, across the four countries, the united kingdom , every health system is kingdom, every health system is experiencing huge difficulties and massive strains . and massive strains. >> and i think the four countries should work together to see if there are solutions . to see if there are solutions. and i just hope this isn't a point scoring gimmick to try to deflect away from the undoubted pressures. there are in england. and as i say in england, you have the conservative party , have the conservative party, scotland, the snp , wales, scotland, the snp, wales, laboun scotland, the snp, wales, labour, they

nhs treatment they need in england. health secretary steve barclay wants to discuss the plan with the welsh and scottish health ministers to help tackle the backlog in wales. more than 73,000 people have been waiting for more than a year and a half for treatment . at least 21,500 people in scotland have been waiting for about the same amount of time for an appointment. about the same amount of time for an appointment . relatives of for an appointment. relatives of those who died in the omagh bombing 25 years ago have gathered for a service to mark the anniversary. 29 people, including a pregnant woman with twins, died in the car bomb attack by the real ira. it was the greatest single loss of life in the history of the troubles. no one has been criminally convicted of carrying out the attack. an independent inquiry will be held to look at whether it could have been prevented . 93 it could have been prevented. 93 people have now been confirmed dead from the wildfires on the hawaiian island of maui . it is hawaiian island of maui. it is the deadliest us fire in more than a century. the deadliest us fire in more than a cent

the nhs, education and council run services like social care are among the public services the welshat the stage where the cuts might fall. scotland's first minister has ordered a review of the scottish government bank cards spending by civil servants. nearly 60,000 transactions worth £14.2 million were made on the procurement cards over a three—year period, including spending on vip airport services and team—building events. humza yousaf has asked officials to review procedures. the financial conduct authority is warning about the dangers of fake loan offers as more people turn to credit stop loan fee fraud, where people pay a fee for a loan they never receive typically results in a loss of about £260. you are live with bbc news will stop 11 people are unaccounted for after a fire at a holiday home in north—eastern france. these pictures have just come in from the scene showing firefighters tackling the blaze. i7 showing firefighters tackling the blaze. 17 people were evacuated, one of whom was taken to hospital. the french interior minister said a group of people were staying at th

nhs treatment they need in england. health secretary steve barclay wants to discuss the plan with the welsh and scottish health ministersfor more than a year and a half for treatment . at least 21,500 people in scotland have been waiting for about the same amount of time for an appointment. about the same amount of time for an appointment . relatives of for an appointment. relatives of those who died in the omagh bombing 25 years ago have gathered for a service to mark the anniversary. 29 people, including a pregnant woman with twins, died in the car bomb attack by the real ira. it was the greatest single loss of life in the history of the troubles. no one has been criminally convicted of carrying out the attack. an independent inquiry will be held to look at whether it could have been prevented . 93 it could have been prevented. 93 people have now been confirmed

but get this waiting lists under the this nhs waiting lists under the welsh government are so welsh labourrnment are so long patients long that thousands of patients are being treated in england. so could we trust a keir starmer government with the nhs? hey, could get any worse than it could it get any worse than it is now? patrick on gb is now? patrick christys on gb news britain's news . channel britain's news. channel >> well, very shortly i will have a little look at why rishi sunakis have a little look at why rishi sunak is caught between a rock and a hard place when it comes to net zero. and as more and more people back or don't kill cash campaign, we will tell you why. demand for pawnbroking has hit record levels . but the hit record levels. but the health secretary has offered patients in wales and scotland the option of being treated in england. despite waiting times for nhs hospital treatment in england, reaching a record high. the department of health claims that there are significant variations in nhs waiting times between the uk nation. so i thought we'd have a little look int

welsh and scottish governments have hit back and said they are not like for like figures because they include different types of treatment in the waiting list stats in different nations. clearly, the nhsk is facing huge challenges at the moment. but i think we will see more of these kind of attempts of to think we will see more of these kind of to pick the different nations against each other, because the tories know they will be judged on their record on the nhs in england. nine people have been injured, two of them seriously, after a car crashed into a campsite in newgale, pembrokeshire. it's thought the car veered off the road last night and then rolled into a tent and over a group of people. the car had to be lifted to free some of the casualties. six people were taken to hospital, with one airlifted by a coastguard rescue helicopter. in ecuador, a presidential candidate, fernando villavicencio, was murdered this week before elections which are due next sunday. he had been a vocal critic of drugs crime and corruption in the country. now andrea gonzalez, who's just 36, and was running for vice—president, has agreed to take his place — despite the obvious danger, as robin brant expl

nhs england is taking a new tack on cancer waiting times. we'll be asking cancer research uk and labour's health minister in the welsh senedd whether this willng radical improvement for patients on waiting lists, or is itjust a way of covering up failure? also tonight: more possible danger ahead for donald trump as his fourth indictment could be delivered this week, this time a state, not a federal charge, which a future president trump could not pardon. we'll be joined by a lawyer who tried to prosecute trump and one who worked to defend him. and on the eve of the 25th anniversary of the 0magh bomb, which took 33 lives and injured 200 more four months after the good friday agreement, why has justice never been served? we'll hear from voices across the communities in northern ireland. good evening. nhs waiting times have, in recent years, dominated the health agenda and provided regular political flashpoints. now nhs england is expected to change the way it measures cancer response times by rejigging the targets, many of which have been missed in recent years, from nine to three. among the three targets to be kept is a diagnosis within 28 da

conservative government isn't as committed generally committed to the nhs generally as the scottish government is or the government is, then the welshment is, then are they not, whether you agree with them or not, are they not justified in taking that decision that they that they want the governments want to treat the governments differently because they don't trust conservative trust the conservative government trust the conservative governm are of course entitled >> they are of course entitled to form their own view. they're entitled think less of people entitled to think less of people on politics than on one side of politics than they do on another. what they shouldn't, in my be able shouldn't, in my view, be able to is basically take over to do is basically take over what hitherto what was hitherto a representative body, the bma, turn campaigning turn it into a campaigning organisation a particular organisation for a particular angle politics and then angle in politics and then march doctors of hospitals where doctors out of hospitals where the who will suffer in the people who will suffer in the people who will suffer in the e

nhs waiting list. a medic tells the paper that the pm's claim is false, leading tomorrow , daily false, leading tomorrow, daily telegraph welshe inquiry over an allegedly racist campaign leaflet about a proposed traveller site in his community. and the paper also has a picture there of justin trudeau and his soon to be former wife, sophie. we'll be discussing that in just a moment with jim davidson. first, though, tonight's superstar panel though, tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster dr. christine hamilton , the businessman and hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . they say crime matthew lazor. they say crime pays and critics reckon that will certainly ring true under controversial new plans to give drug dealers and thieves cautions rather than going to court, police are today being given a new list of offences that allow officers to deal with so—called low level and first time criminals with just a verbal telling off. it includes a slap on the wrist for possession of drugs such as class b cannabis and class a cocaine. the ministry of justice i

nhs waiting list. a medic tells the paper that the pm's claim is false, leading tomorrow , daily false, leading tomorrow, daily telegraph welshiry over an allegedly racist campaign leaflet about a proposed traveller site in his community. and the paper also has a picture there of justin trudeau and his soon to be former wife, sophie. we'll be discussing that in just a moment with jim davidson. first, though, tonight's superstar panel though, tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster dr. christine hamilton , the businessman and hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . they say crime matthew lazor. they say crime pays and critics reckon that will certainly ring true under controversial new plans to give drug dealers and thieves cautions rather than going to court, police are today being given a new list of offences that allow officers to deal with so—called low level and first time criminals with just a verbal telling off. it includes a slap on the wrist for possession of drugs such as class b cannabis and class a cocaine. the ministry of justice idea is

nhs treatment in england . health treatment in england. health secretary steve barclay has ianed secretary steve barclay has invited his welsh and scottish counterparts to discuss different approaches that could be taken to tackle the backlog . be taken to tackle the backlog. more than 73,000 people in wales and more than 21,000 people in scotland have been waiting for more than a year for treatment . more than a year for treatment. pubsin more than a year for treatment. pubs in england and wales will be allowed to continue selling takeaway pints after the government decided to keep covid licencing rules they were due to expire in september. but it's understood the prime minister has listened to the industry loud and clear. as first reported in the sun , pubs were reported in the sun, pubs were allowed to sell alcohol through allowed to sell alcohol through a hatch during the pandemic and the move is set to help the hospitality sector boost its sales to recover from the pandemic relative lives of those who died in the omagh bombing. 25 years ago have held a special service to mark the anniversary . 29 people, including a pregnant woman with twins, di