the national health authority is warning even fully vaccinated. people are at high risk of infection. preparing for alma chron, germany is rushing to get a vaccine booster shot to its critical workers, like these firefighters and hamburg before the new cove. at 19 variant becomes dominant here, while daily cases are sinking across the country, experts more in the dreaded wave could arrive just after christmas. it's empress and there schnell is excellent. and so it's a rapid exponential increase i talk with once. if you take the conservative estimate that cases double every 3 days, or what scientists and britain are reporting every 2 days. and if i don't know, you only need a pocket calculator to see that that's extremely fast bonds. and while vaccines are the 1st line of defense, germany's government is preparing new restrictions for as early as next week, even for the fully vaccinated. like to send off not by to that we will have further restrictions on private contacts. so we're well prepared for the spread of the new virus mutation all over eur

and the country's national health service could soon be overwhelmed. and it's a darkening pitcher across europe. islands introduced an 8 p m. curfew and dutch health experts were advising tougher measures. they're germany meanwhile, designated france, denmark of the u. k. high risk zones with the possibility of mandatory quarantine for travelers in the french capital. children as young as 5 are now being given a 1st dose of a coven 19 vaccine. the government there is said to be considering making vaccines mandatory. we're starting to know more about alma crohn and the details the so bring a study from imperial college london finds no evidence of omicron having lowest severity than the delta variant. the risk of re infection is 5 times higher than delta. and the variant can evade pri immunity given by previous infection. all vaccination. but we do know that serious illness can be averted with a 3rd dose, making this our 1st and vital line of defense. he's barca al jazeera london, on behalf of uncanny a is a senior clinical lecturer at the university of

and the country's national health service could soon be overwhelmed. and it's a darkening pitcher across europe. islands introduced an 8 p m. curfew and dutch health experts were advising tougher measures. they're germany meanwhile, designated france, denmark of the u. k. high risk zones with the possibility of mandatory quarantine for travelers in the french capital. children as young as 5 are now being given a 1st dose of a covey 19 vaccine. the government there is said to be considering making vaccines mandatory. we're starting to know more about all microns and the details the so bring a study from imperial college london finds no evidence of omicron having lowest severity than the delta variance. the risk of re infection is 5 times higher than delta. and the variant can evade pri immunity given by previous infection, all vaccination. but we do know that serious illness can be averted with a 3rd dose, making this a 1st and vital line of defense. he balked al jazeera london. meanwhile, in the us, president joe biden is considering further measures a

so you can see the strain that that would put on the national health service. now i'm standing at a vaccination center where the warning from the prime minister on sunday night reiterated by the news of his 1st on the crown death, has really created a real surge of people wanting to get that booster jobs. and people of my shoulder are queuing, backwards and forwards, and around the back of the tents and down the street in order to get their jobs. and i guess for the health authorities, and also for boris johnson's government pulled. there are so many variables here because we haven't got to that stage of on kron really, really having got traction. and when we talk about this 1st victim, i guess we need to find out and they need to find out quite quickly. each profile, vaccination states us with this person was double or triple vaccinated any underlying health issues as well. that they haven't released any details as to as far as the one known death from a crime that we know. so we don't know about that. the profile that you're talking about, the age, the kind o

and the country's national health service could soon be overwhelmed. and it's a darkening picture across europe. islands introduced an 8 p m curfew. germany, meanwhile, is designated for armstead mark of the u. k. high risk zones with the possibility of mandatory quarantine for travelers in the french capital. children as young as 5 are now being given a 1st dose of a covey 19 vaccine. the government there is said to be considering making vaccines mandatory was starting to learn more about all micron and the details a. so bring a study from imperial college london finds no evidence of omicron having lowest severity than the delta variance. the risk of re infection is 5 times higher than delta, and the variant can evade pri immunity given by previous infection or vaccination. but we do know that serious illness can be averted with a 3rd dose. making this our 1st and vital line of defense. move boca al jazeera london was several people have been detained in germany during protest. they're against government measures to cub corona, virus infections rallie

new sovereignty we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the and a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming into a clinic because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper with with those in the and they was the get really, it is easier and you must do it immediately. president posey lashes out of nato's east. what expansion is the answer questions during his annual news briefing. he also responds to, to a question about the energy crisis, noting europe is paying record price is up to date sharing affordable gas contract . when you talk when the network but not the european commission, we want to lose money in the market will regulate it. well he is always regulated, it.

how strained is the national health service absolutely learn just to set that into a bit of a context for you. that is a record, as you say, since math testing began, essentially since the start of the pandemic that said that infections are fact higher than those confirmed case numbers. so it could be far more severe than the numbers reflect. we know as well, that confirmed cases are up 59 percent weak on weak. so a big big ride that now there is a lot of consent by the health service that has been a slight uptake in hospitalizations. but the main issue here in now is the number of stock shortages or stock who, off isolating there is real concern didn't already stretch already tied how service could really struggle in the day. the head is more and more people catch this virus and all sick evidence from the u. k. so just at the all mccaul, variants may not produce as severe symptoms as delta, but they're still concerns about it being highly transmissible. right, so these 2 new studies that have come out from the u. k, one from scotland, one from england, both of them suggesting that th

the national health service officials saying there is no time to wait. preparations must go into place now. so, what are these preparations? well, there's going to be surge hubs built, these will be temporary stations at eight hospitals across england. each station should be able to accommodate up to 100 more covid patients. there's also more surge beds potentially as part of this plan, up to 4,000 additional beds, if the nhs needs it out of an abundance of caution for a potential wave of omicron patients. this comes as multiple european countries see massive skyrocketing surges in their countries that's causing new year's eve cancellations, of course, across the region. here in london, the fireworks will not take place this year. paris, also, not holding its firework fireworks. rome, berlin, multiple other cities canceling big new year's eve celebrations. and across regions, everyone being urged to be cautious about their plans on new year's eve. >>> daily record of covid cases in portugal on thursday, but notably, compared to the same time last year, a

the national health service say thing is no time to wait. preparations must go into place now. there's going to be surge hubs built, temporary stations at eight hospitals across new england. each station should be able to accommodate up to 100 more covid patients. there's more surge beds as part of this plan. up to 4,000 additional beds if they need it, out of an abundance of caution. of course, this comes as multiple european countries see massive surges in their countries, causing new year's eve cancellations across the region here in london, the fireworks will not take place this year. paris also not holding its fireworks. rome, berlin, canceling big new year's eve celebrations. across regions, everyone being urged to be cautious about their plans on new year's eve. >>> where you are on new year's eve will likely determine how you see in the new year. in bangkok and dubai, they're still planning celebrations, covid be damned. but other places, no fireworks in london, but big ben will chime in the new year. we have more on how different cities around the world are planning to

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the nation's health secretary says there are more than 4700 cases making up about 20% of the cases of covid-19 in the country. >>> fans remembering mexican singer vicente fernandez. he was in and out of intensive care since a fall in august. he showed love for mexican culture and mariachi at concerts. he was 81 years old. from los angeles, fans sang fernandez's songs loud and proud. in hollywood some fans took tequila shots at his star. fernandez received the star back in 1998. celebrities like tony bennett and ricky martin are paying tribute and fans are expressing how much of an impact the singer had on them. >> everything pretty much. he was a great influence. he is the music everybody goes to as a mexican. that's like our heart. >> in over half a century fernandez recorded more than 300 songs and sold more than 65 million records. he also won three grammys and eight latin grammys. fernandez acted in more than two dozen movies and produced films. >>> taking a live look as nancy pelosi says she isn't going anywhere any time soon. sources close say the 81-year- old will stay put thro

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finally, we will put more resources in the national health system. quickly region catalonia is implementing methods to slow down the omicron variant. a court ruling has imposed a nighttime curfew starting on christmas eve. the region is the first in the country to reinstate the ban. the 1:00 to 6:00 a.m. curfew will apply to areas where infection rates are over 250 cases per 100,000 inhabitants and will last for 15 days. we earlier spoke to for -- to our correspondent in spain. >> some of the people in spain, particularly in catalonia, feel this is the ghost of christmas past that has revisited them. they were looking forward very much to gathering with friends and celebrating christmas in a much more open way, and thanks to the high vaccination program -- in catalonia, for instance, 120 five of those towns and cities know they will spend christmas with limitations of up to 10 people on family gatherings, indoors or out, and that may change and is changing many of their christmas plans. they are also in many cases unhappy about that curfew. any young

we go now to the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis collins. good morning, and before we begin, doctor, i want to note that this is your last day as director. you're not retiring, but you're stepping aside from n.i.h. thank ou for your service to the country. >> doctor: thank you, margaret. it is great to be with you this morning. >> brennan: as you step aside, it seems like the virus, though, is not going along with you. in fact, this omicron variant seems to be raging around the world. did you see this mutation coming, and is our health system prepared for what is about to hit? >> doctor: yeah, this is a big challenge. it's a brand new version. and it is so different that it has the properties to potentially be evasive of the vaccines and the other measures that we've taken. i'm glad to say it is not totally successful at that. a big message for today is: if you've had vaccines and a booster, you're very well-protected against omicron causing you severe disease. so anybody listening to this who is in that 60% of americans who are eligible for

this is a seriousi challenge for the national health service this winter. the next possible _ health service this winter. the next possible step for managers is postponing routine operations.— is postponing routine oerations. ., ., operations. people waiting for treatment _ operations. people waiting for treatment which _ operations. people waiting for treatment which is _ operations. people waiting for treatment which is not - treatment which is not life—saving but important for the quality of life may have to wait a bit longer so that is quite likely to happen if the pressure keeps increasing. we want to minimise the impact of that. ., , ., , ., that. frontline staff are looking _ that. frontline staff are looking ahead - that. frontline staff are looking ahead to - that. frontline staff are - looking ahead to christmas with apprehension and concern about the possibility of another winter covid surge so they are pleading with people to do their bit to getting a booster jab. now on bbc news, the eco prime minister. leaders of the 620, we are drowning,

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health service. the omicron variant is thought to be spreading quickly, and health officials have renewed their call for everyone eligible to come forward for a covid boosterjab. the uk prime minister's office has acknowledged that borisjohnson briefly took part in a quiz in downing street a year ago, saying the event was to thank staff for their hard work during the pandemic. it was when london was in lockdown and no social gatherings were allowed. now on bbc news, it is time for the travel show the us in the uk have expressed deep concern that russia has amassed tens of thousands of troops at the border with the ukraine. the foreign secretary discussed the threat in liverpool. here is our diplomatic correspondent james langdale. russian forces on manoeuvre near the border with the ukraine, at least according to the russian government, which says this is alljust regular training. but western governments are not so sure. they estimate more than 100,000 russian troops are now massed on the border, eno

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health service, he would have faced an even bigger rebellion. that may have you think that some of his opponents are putting politics ahead of public health. downing street would say it is quite simply that he is keeping a close eye on the data. the briefing was mentioned with his scientific advisors, and he didn't see any need to push the red button, as it were. he is far more worried about people perhaps not taking up vaccinations and boosters. jane: our political correspondent ian watson. there's been a record number of cases in scotland. in a minute, we will hear from our correspondent in northern ireland. first, let's go to glasgow. new restrictions were introduced in scotland today in hospitality and indoor public venues, just as those new figures were released the last few days. provisional figures peaked at 11,030 cases, reported yesterday. th compares with just over 7000 on christmas eve. the figures reported on christmas day and today were also higher than any other time in the pandemic. the first minister isarning at figure is likely

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it's about to crash over the already struggling national health service. so we keep them increasing, especially it of course the pressures are again, my thing week on week when you've got workforce, as i've said, that's already up to 550 for nurses on many more. and so i feel as saying, then of course, the pressures are building and building and building. so what will it be like? and johnny re contingency plans being put in place to co existing hospital capacity becomes overwhelmed with new temporary boards built the house patients. 8 temporary hub, being built at hospitals around the country, each one with a capacity of $100.00 beds more sites being planned for an extra $4000.00 bed. if needed, it, hope that none of this will ever be used. but if there just in case london is preparing for new year's eve, but with the big fireworks display cancel for a 2nd year and on, the kron keeping people in doors celebrations will be much reduced. on the confidence new infection records, the beaten, almost daily italy logged a 126000 on thursday up from wednesdays. 98

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we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. that a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper a deny to that exclusive interview without t rushes for a minister says moscow will react to a flagrant attempt by berlin to block our teeth. new german language channels of to europe's leading satellite provider, removes it to the request of the country's media regulator. people use, we cannot tolerate it any longer and we believe is unacceptable. situation will go on. we will have to respond to it. so he left off also questions the impartiality of the ongoing trial into the downing of flight. i made 17 and eastern new cray.

how strange is the national health service absolutely learn just to set that into a bit of a context for you. that is a record, as you say, since my testing began, essentially since the start of the pandemic that said that infections are fact higher than those confirmed case numbers. so it could be far more severe than the numbers reflect. we know as well, that confirmed cases are up 59 percent weak on weak. so a big big ride that now there is a lot of consent by the health service that has been a slight take in hospitalizations. but the main issue here and now is the number of stock shortages or stock who, off isolating there is real consent and already stretch already tied how service could really struggle in the day. the head is more and more people catch this virus and all sick evidence from the you can suggest that the alma called variance may not produce as severe symptoms as delta, but there's still concerns about it being highly transmissible. right, so these 2 new studies that have come out from the u. k, one from scotland, one from england, both of them suggesting that the

there are agencies that have a critical role in ensuring the nation's health and ensuring populations can be healthy. host: it has been interesting to watch the response to the omicron variant because the responses of various state and federal agencies to the variant have been informed by our prior response to the delta variant, to the original pandemic itself. over time, what lessons have the cdc and other federal agencies learned and how we have responded so far? guest: you are seeing significantly more genetic surveillance. you are seeing federal agencies try to track the spread of the omicron variant. we are seeing it in about half of states in the united states. soon you will see this variant in every state, so you are seeing more surveillance. you are seeing forward leaving messages ensuring americans realize there is a lot of community transmission ongoing. best to wear your mask in indoor public settings, to get vaccinated and boosted, ensuring that omicron -- getting tested whether you have symptoms, whether you think you have been exposed, whether you have family members tha

health service in the u. k. the and a chest was completely wiped out for the ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper for welcome back to the kaiser report. i'm asked as what say here, but this is our special holiday time where we talk to the great mind this our guests from the years and pick their brains for more insight with a treasure trove of great stuff. anyway, james, our counselor is with us now. james, you know, we talk about the united states and we talk about it in aggregate for the most part . but of course the united states is 50 states and these states are economists to a large degree. and right now we have refugees leaving california in new york and they're going to places like florida and texas. you know, americans had a history of civil war before, you know, we could have another civil war around some new issues. but i don't, the states have the ability to and, you kn

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and yes, the big question is, what impact is this having on the national health serve as well? and it just england says that there are now more than 10000 people in their hospitals suffering from corona virus at the moment. and that is the only the kind of 10000 full part figure that they have given as being when things start to get worried. and when the system starts to creek, when dr. stock being overburdened, etc. so they are planning on building temporary structures in a hospitals around the country. they're going to be calling them search hob search centers, $100.00 beds each, and each of those to cope with any over overburdening of the system in other parts . and if things get worse still, i think there are about 4000 more beds that they can make available. but damage bo, carrying ra hanger, refugees near indonesia as being towed to shore. the boat of mostly women and children was left to drift off the coast of our province for days while attempting to reach malaysia. indonesia, as government decided to give them shells from whence they saying they were facing emergency c

health services. it's not discriminating. stressing that it regards blanket policies as inappropriate. but karen, will it again, thanks to defer where every child in every hour got the right, especially to life. and i just don't understand why there's a difference in society for anyone, discrimination of even the question b n. why are people with adults children el delay while we why on i will trade differently with the lack of you must say given the health care system they deserve. on the social system, i did that, i get the and i just, it was painted under train cab again, that's to do with higher than the and i just isn't as the government needs to pull their finger out. and so, you know, as alan isn't it isn't our kids to say, oh, your children are not valuable. was everyone else's children? so they're not going to be put on the less the list i was off isn't it will leave you out of the i don't to say because there's not a lot of room muscle for well in no dk that seem to be more, whoa, is full ho

they're also being offered to teenagers with down syndrome, the national health service assistant. it's not discriminating. stressing that it regards blanket policies and appropriate. but karen will, it again disagrees where every child in every has got the right, especially to life. and i just don't understand why there's a difference in society for anyone, discrimination, of even the question b, a n n. why are people with adults children and will delay while we why on trade differently with the lack of humanity, hey, given the health care system i deserve on this, i'm so cast and i did that. i get the and i just, it was been under extreme cab again today with higher than the and i just isn't as the government needs to pull their finger out. and so yeah. and isn't it, isn't our kids to say, oh, your children are not valuable with everyone else's children. so they're not going to be put on that list. list i was are, isn't, it will leave you out of the say, because there's not a lot. we're not so fast and more was for you. k hospitals with admissions on the rise. again, the new stud

the national health service insist it's not discriminating stress into the regards blankets. so it regards blanket policies in appropriate. but karen will ard, again begs to differ we every child and every has got the right, especially to life. and i just don't understand why there's a difference in society for anyone discrimination of even the question b n n. why are people with adults, children el delay while we why on trade? differently with the lack of you must say, given the health care system i deserve on the social system, i did that, i get the and i just, it was painted under extreme cab again today with higher than the and i just isn't as the government needs to pull their finger out and so yeah, and isn't it, isn't our kids to say, oh, your children are not valuable with everyone else? see children. so they're not going to be put on that. less than that i was are isn't, it will leave you out. the dumbest idea, because it's not a lot, we're not, there are more was for you get hospitals with emissions on the rise again and you study ones next year medical staff absenc

and as the on the conference spreads across germany, the national health authority is warning that even fully vaccinated paypal, our at a high risk of contracting to run of ours. they've robert coke institute says i'm a grown could trigger i sudden increase in the number of cases causing medical facilities to be of won't. as officials consider new lockdown measures, people across germany have been rising to get boosters. preparing for alma crohn, germany is rushing to get a vaccine booster shot to its critical workers like these firefighters and hamburg before the new cove. at 19 variant becomes dominant here, while daily cases are sinking across the country, experts more in the dreaded wave could arrive just after christmas. it's empress and their smell is excellent, and it's a rapid exponential increase i talk with wanted, if you take the conservative estimate that cases double every 3 days or what scientists and britain are reporting every 2 days. and if i don't know, you only need a pocket calculator to see that that's extremely fast, it's vonda mitchell. while vaccines are the 1st

we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the and a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper. ah. and our next penalties come forward. none of these bills would have stopped the shooter that killed my mother, a cart miss town center. still, it is an important action for this legislature to demonstrate that they are serious about making our communities safer. reducing gun violence is a complicated issue, but that is not an excuse for an action. i'm here today and host roving a dialogue and gun safety. please don't make the same as someone guided believing that this couldn't happen to me. it could easily have been your wife, your husband, your daughter, or your son. you remember katrina. you remember 911. what happened? overnight? nothing mattered. politics did matter where you were from didn't matter. people do anything to help the people. that's never happened sin

get boosted now is the message they're from the national health service but it does not matter if it is the times or any of the other papers. there is an advert, a cover to each and every national newspaper reminding people of the importance of dealing, in particular, with the 0micron variant. the netherlands has taken the strongest measures yet to limit the surge in 0micron cases. it's the first country in europe to embark on a month—long lockdown. non—essentialshops, bars, gyms, hairdressers and other public venues will be closed. all schools will be shut until at least the ninth of january. while other lockdown measures will remain in place for longer as our correspondent anna holligan reports from the hague. virtually silent high streets. it's online and window shopping only this year. last christmas, the dutch thought the pandemic would be over by now. instead, the netherlands has become the first country in europe to shut down in response to the rapidly spreading 0micron variant. now, it feels like it's starting all over again, to be isolated and, yeah it feels really bad.

health care system. and here in new york city, the mayor saying he'll make a decision by christmas about whether the new year's eve ball drop in times square will go on as planned. >> janai, thank you. >>> and now to the world health organization announcing that omicron has been detected in at least 89 countries. and tonight, across europe, a new round of restrictions. in some places, non-essential stores are closing ahead of christmas. and the mayor of london is announcing a record number of new cases, urging people to get those booster shots. here's julia macfarlane. >> reporter: tonight, after a week of record daily cases due to the omicron variant, fears that, for a second year running, christmas may be in jeopardy in the uk. with london once again the epicenter. >> over the last 24 hours we've had the largest number of new cases since this pandemic began, more than 26,000. >> reporter: mayor sadiq khan urging londoners to get their booster shots. tonight, wembley stadium opening its doors as a mass

we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k, the n h s was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you are coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can find your records. the systems were down, nobody was able to do any sort of technology related activity. they had to go back to pen and paper. and that happened for a number of days. the disruption and the cost from a want to cry that went into the billions globally. and there were so many different devices that were affected by this, and it started to make people a bit more aware of the destructive nature of a, of an attack. mm hm. mm hm. the thing is to the 2nd oldest complicated thing, jenny, come to, it was just, i had that cost a lot of money, research cost, lot of money and therefore you would see like, everyone is trying to adapt this. everyone is trying to catch malware. the different type of techniques used by different malware and so on. technology is a very big industrial i have and there's lot of oppertunity for hackers

new sovereignty we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the and a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper with the annual cultural and commercial phenomena to celebrate the birth. the center figure of christianity is upon us, even though christians still try and maintain the religious elements of christmas with reminders of the nativity, over time, many of the traditions and practices had become so secular. the most tourists elements have little to no reference to the reason for the holiday. and while christians have allowed the holiday to become more non religious throughout history .

health care system. there. lot of people who fall between the cracks, i worried about that group vulnerable populations. but also i'm also worried about the non cubic illnesses that have been neglected. health care screening cancer screening. and what we're seeing with our record breaking as kid admissions. so kids under 5 children being hospitalized is not so much only over crime, but also all of the diseases and healthy maintenance that has been neglected over the last 21 months. what can be done to keep on the chron at bay at this stage? well it's, it's very, very complex. if you look at what happened in the 1918 flu pandemic, it ended after all, the pandemic stones last forever. we just don't know what will happen with cove it and sorry, covey to it could be that armor cron will devour on delta, which it seems to be doing and leads to a milder illness. we do have evidence from south africa within the last day that if you get delta, you're not protect against omicron. but interestingly, if you get hom

health service. in the u. k, the n h s was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you are coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can find your records. the systems were down, nobody was able to do any sort of technology related activity. they had to go back to pen and paper, and that happened for a number of the disruption and the costs from a want to cry. a tad went into the billions globally. and there were so many different devices that were affected by this. and it started to make people a bit more aware of the destructive nature of a, of an attack. mm hm. mm hm. the thing is to the 2nd oldest complicated thanks, jenny, come to, there's just i and that cost a lot of money, research cost lot of money and therefore you would see like, everyone is trying to adapt this. everyone is trying to catch malware. the different type of techniques used by different malware and so on. technology is a very big industrial. i have and there's lot of opportunities fo

health service staff, accusing his government of exploiting them. this is after he asked medics to help deliver the fastest and biggest vaccination drive to stave off. the surging omicron covered variant, the health workers say that they are being asked for more and more but are getting nothing in return. we would like to ask each and every one of you why, despite our incredible efforts, you continue to exploit us on behalf of the whole n h s workforce. we want you to acknowledge the damage. you have cost apologize and let someone else fix your mess. the n a chest needs to be removed from the political playground people's lives aren't again. we spoke to the n h s nurse who scaled back her work because of the immense pressure. she says she sees no effort by the government to tackle the issues medical staff are facing where we're already seeing like widespread shortages, but all having a massive impact on patient care. and not only that, i think working under those conditions where you are short staffed, then impacts the workers as well. and it's kind

new sovereignty we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the n, a chess was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper. ah, ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter level, the bite ministration says it believes in diplomacy. well, now it has a chance to prove this. russia is presented to white raging proposals to recast and regulate its relations with the west, in general and nato. specifically, we are living in in this stuart moment. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess towards m u l. e. in budapest, he's a podcast or at the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals, and in plymouth. we have patrick senningson. he is the editor and founder of 21st century wire dot com, or a gentleman. crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i was appreciated. so what georgia in budapest, as i said in

health service before backing any new restrictions. evidence that may take days to become clear in the hospital data. what happens in the british capital, where omicron cases are at their highest, will sound the alarm for the rest of the country. and given the numbers here, the rest of europe to the volcano, al jazeera london, former u. s. police officer, kim potter has been found guilty of 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter. for the killing of dante right, he was shot and killed during the least traffic stop. last year, potter says that she thought she was discharging her taser when she discharged her gun in the matter of state, minnesota versus kimberly potter. we the jury on the charge of manslaughter in the 1st degree while committing. unless jan leaner on our about of april 11, 2021 and had have been county state of minnesota, find the defendant guilty. russian president vladimir putin has told you on the list see views nato's expand expansion in the eastern europe is unacceptable. and that it's impossible to have good relations with the current ukrainian government. those are the to

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that affects around 700000 people in the country as well as to teenagers with down syndrome and the national health service insistence, not discriminating. stressing that it regards blanket policies as an appropriate. but karen wanted, again, thanks to defer we every child and every auto is called the right, especially to life. and i just don't understand why there's a difference in society for anyone, discrimination, of even the question being put in why are people with adults children el delay while we, why are they all trade differently with the lack of you must say given the health care system they deserve on the social system. i just, i get the and i just, it was painted under extreme cab again. that's to do with higher than the and i just isn't as the government needs to pull their finger out. and so, yeah, just out and isn't it that isn't our kids to say, oh, your children are not valuable? was everyone else's children? so they're not going to be put on that list. list i was off isn't it will leave you out of the dumbest idea. because it's not a lot of room muscle fair and more woes f

is national health service denies the allegation of discrimination saying that it's wrong to apply d and i was in a blanket fashion. karen will ard, again, insist discrimination come straight from the top. we every child and every has got the right, especially to life. and i just don't understand why there's a difference in society for anyone, discrimination, of even the question b, a n n. why are people with adults children, elderly while we why on trade differently with the lack of humanity, say, given the health care system i deserve on this, i'm so can system i did that, i get the and i just was painted under extreme cab again today with higher than the and i just isn't as the government needs to pull their finger out. and so, you know, just out and isn't it isn't our kids to say, oh, your children are not valuable with everyone else, the children. so they're not going to be put on that less list. i was. ok, isn't it will leave you out. the dumbest idea because there's not a lot. we're not, there are more woes for the and it just with cove it hospital admissions up again, new res