today the yuki's primary care provides ninety percent of all health care for only eight point five percent of the total health budget. i would hope that our privatized system is the envy of the world it means that every person this country has been titled in to develop a past the relationship with someone you remember them and know it's wrong with them and be able to help them through periods of stress or physical ill health the uki is said to have a higher percentage of doctors working in primary care compared to other european countries. britain is also internationally recognized for having the highest number of people with an assigned primary care provider one thousand percent of the population are registered with a general practitioner. like george has signed up to kill extra tail center. on the two of them and he seems to. me the bit special i don't know but that's what makes me so. i'm going to look at bank of. them if it's a dance that's linda stay in is a senior practice nurse to save money and free up doctors time patients who need minor ongoing treatment are cared for by nurses g

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are extremely high according to hussain much yuki from the fresh produce exporters association it's indeed expensive because you need more money to get. additional test sites you need more money to get the tops you need you need more money to help us the building especially for small of us farming is an important sector for kenya the kenyan government offers farmers special training on how to get their produce ready for sale in the e.u. they can learn about the requirements like those concerning pesticides it's not just about which pesticide to use it's also about using the proper amount. then kenyan authorities check before export whether the e.u. directives have been observed. if the permitted limit of pesticide residue is exceeded the produce is rejected. when people on the sunday. go to this because they may be just as simple as having a can temple or duck dana or what's in your hands farmers and exporters know only too well that washing hands or choosing the right pesticide is not enough the goods should also be beautiful not too big not too small without stains like a picture book fo

the yuki's primary health care is still held up as a model around the world. the country and its medical needs may have changed. but the power of patient centered primary care remains. few things of the same or idle cultures but i think all countries have some sort of medicine people used to their g.p.'s impression that will still be here and sixty years no doubt the political scene will have to change in the bureaucracy do change their data be more pastry cook. something to the heart of general practice will be the same that relationship between doctrine patient that's what you know holistic thoughtful relationship and it's really difficult and patient difficult and works difficult and there's too much to do and not enough time and some days give you a hard time. and. have nice you know it's one thing. and going off. nineteen is experience in general practice it's not long enough to see in a few things come and go as it will spec to but that's progress other than maybe twenty years to get would be set by that time. i know everything. each day around one milli

the network of general practitioners free to visit at the point of need the yuki's health system one of the most accessible in the world for its citizens. it also saves money they keeping out of hospitals we are sort of one of the front doors of medicine really there's anybody two front doors one is general practice and one is a any. one of the. each appointment with a general practitioner because the health service thirty one pounds or forty eight dollars. is attending the x. intern emergency remark is about four times that at one hundred ninety one dollars . killick street has an average fifty three thousand five hundred appointments pay a year each schedule to only ten minutes. we have a lot of training in dealing with problems in ten minutes the challenge comes when either it's a very very difficult problem very complex you don't know what's going on as a doctor so we have the ability to refer patients in to see a specialist or go for a test or whatever it may be patients can't really get into those systems without seeing the g.p. patients can only see a hospital specialist with

the network of general practitioners free to visit at the point of need the yuki's health system one of the most accessible in the world for its citizens. it also saves money by keeping out of hospitals we are sort of one of the front doors of medicine really there's anybody two front doors one is general practice and one is a any. one of the. each appointment with a general practitioner because the health service thirty one pounds or forty eight dollars. is attending the x. intern emergency room. is about four times that at one hundred ninety one dollars. killick street has an average fifty three thousand five hundred appointments pay year each schedule to only ten minutes. we have a lot of training in dealing with problems in ten minutes the challenge comes when either it's a very very difficult problem very complex you don't know what's going on as a doctor so we have the ability to refer patients in to see a specialist or go for a test or whatever it may be patients can't really get into those systems without seeing the g.p. patients can only see a hospital specialist with a gene

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colleagues are accusing us of that by your colleagues seem in journalists you're being accused by yuki authorities and yes that's the scariest thing where do you work your adult you need to make a living person if we tell you about our business people we work with will be affected tell anything so that we believe you everyone has questions what do you do to cut a long story short we're in the fitness industry let's say they're recognized when they leave the house they so they call it even go to fill up their car at the petrol station and really they're concerned for their families they don't want journalists to start digging around their family you know you watch the russian channel see how much coverage has there been as have been largely ignored in the russian media over here in russia are always have been big it's been all over a fact of a period of a couple of russian t.v. shows even to discuss this is very much been the hot topic. very well absolutely. ok but if. she went into some detail about a year you know they said their lives have been turned upside down they said they hope

that your colleagues accuse us of that by your colleagues seem in journalists you're being accused by yuki authorities and yes that's the scariest thing where do you work your adults you need to make a living. if we tell you about our business people we work with will be affected tell anything so that we believe you everyone has questions what do you do to cut a long story short we're in the fitness industry again that's another and so then so what are these men so it's been like for them well according to them their lives of upside down overnight essentially they say they saw they called do one day things shopping petrol stations etc. they say they recognize they fear their family somehow being involved implicated in all of this. according to them they want the perpetrators to be found and when that does happen while the case is resolved they asked for apology from. what do you think about the whole screwball case. how do you haven't given a thought before he saw your photos on t.v. because we're living in it but you can't imagine what it's like we'd like if one day the real perpetrators

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with the two russians yuki's of carrying out the nerve agent poisoning in the u.k. city of seoul spring well russia's foreign minister has just spoken on the issue for the first time since our exclusive during a joint news conference with his counterpart german counterpart here's what they both had to say. mostly on the ship all our official requests received just formal notes and even simply spoken responses boiling down to your guilty all we need from you is to explain whether it was an order or an accident used to maintain discussion on such a level is pointless we are still ready for serious dialogue based on the rule of international law but not on the principle they called highly likely to have informants when we got the information on the script case from the u.k. and we have no doubts about it but we're also interested in an investigation of what happened if everybody is ready to exchange information on the issue to clear up the situation nothing more than prevent an investigation well the. reaction from the former british foreign secretary in reportedly a c

. >> these are all eu wide databases, which the yuki -- which the uk helped to shape. can i ask the prime minister for reassurance that there will be the highest level security arrangement with the eu, because any reduction in that is completely unacceptable to the people of the uk. >> my right honorable friend is absolutely right. i remember the discussions, the debates that led to the establishment of the pnr directive. the white paper does provide a comprehensive and ambitious mission for that security relationship. that is why we are proposing that partnership, for our capabilities, and support security issues, such as counterterrorism. she has recognized the process -- the progress made. i am trying to obtain and sign and ambitious and unprecedented partnership, which will keep not just people here safe, but people across the whole of the area safe. >> my city is already attracting attention, driving millions of pounds into the local economy. the prime minister will also be aware that it is the key to driving the prosperity of the region. therefore, will the prime

yuki could be about to come loose of of the european systef regulation and government. it could be about to enter a global system as an independent economic actor again, able to campaign for procompetitive policies. [applause] that's the opportunity, and i hope very much that with you guys, with america, we can work together to deliver that agenda. there's a conversation going on in the country about exactly how to do it. it is difficult but the last thing we want now is for us, the british having made this momentum decision to go to brexit to be sucked back by the tractor beams of brussels, the tractor beam is the word i want, into the orbit, the regulatory lunar pole. >> brussels is a death star in case you're not following the reference. [laughing] >> i lived in brussels. my daughter was born in brussels. >> some of his best friends are in brussels. >> it's a wonderful town and i love belgium. the fact is that the -- >> chocolate, bureaucracy. [laughing] >> the eu for all its achievements, and there have been great achievements over the last 50-60 years, seven years

the yuki's primary health care is still held up as a model around the world. the country and its medical needs may have changed. but the power of patient centered primary care remains. few things are the same or had all cultures but i think all cultures have some sort of meds paperless to their g.p.'s impression that will still be here and sixty years no doubt the political scene will of change in the bureaucracy though change no doubt will be more. thing to the heart of general practice will be the same that relationship between doctrine patient that's what you know holistic thoughtful relationship and it's really difficult patient difficult. works difficult and there's too much to do and not enough time and some days give you a hard time. and. now actually that's what was going on. nineteen is experience and practice it's not long enough to see in a few things come and go. expected but that's probably another nearly twenty years to come in by that time. i know everything. each day around one million people in the u.k. see their g.p. without these gatekeepers