it was about the national health service the national health service even more even more than bricks it touches everybody in this country and. in my view it should have been the major issue that moved people during the election campaign now the fact that my program wasn't shown. the country's biggest television. commercial television network and europe's biggest television network. is down to the power of a regulator and what is the power what power does that regulate to have is it a power on behalf of you was or is it a power on behalf of of of of powerful forces within this country in my experience over the years that's the latter. i want to get to the issues in the film if you do interview those who favor the privatization of the n.h.s. in this in the break we're not like you're doing a one sided yields as a journalist of course i don't do and i never do a one side to job that's pointless journalism there is so much one sidedness in journalism and so-called mainstream journalism there is if you like a huge imbalance. in journalism. one looks at the b.b.c. coverage of the last elec

extra funding for the national health service well. it it leaks away because it goes into management consultants let's take a prime example in 2014. something like well i may be very well but $350000000.00 a year was spent i think it may be $600.00 beds but that's the ballpark we're talking about that was spent on management consultants now that figure you'll never get those figures from the department of help because they don't produce those figures well they produce them individually for trusts. that came in from the only comprehensive study done by the university of bristol and the university of bristol in that study also found that right throughout the n.h.s. that wherever management consultants were involved. the they the situation was less efficient than other words management becomes the the the influence of management consultants was negative and destructive and for that the taxpayer pays $100.00 hundreds of millions of pounds and the example of the kind of corporatism. but runs now runs straight through what was a very simple

health service and that's because for the conservatives the national health service is seen as their weak point especially from the laid. supporters or potential labor supporters i just want to give you an example from the campaign there was a photo that went viral of a young boy that was sleeping on the floor of a hospital in the u.k. it was taken by his mother and that photo was shown to boris johnson in a t.v. interview and he didn't want to engage in the topic and he took the journalist's phone and put it in his pocket and this was seen as a real gaffe and this is seen as something really really good for labor but what's really interesting is off the woods there was a lot of disinformation about this photo with it was whether it was really real no but the hospital came out of formally apologized suggesting in fact it was real but it gives an indication of the kind of dirty campaigning is going on the in the u.k. right know now if this poll is right and we do it up then with a small majority for the conservatives what would that mean for u.k. politics and of course for breakfast a

health service. that is equally cutting through. it is saying that they have noticed in the past few days, the labour party, spontaneously on the doorstep people are raising the issue with labour candidates about the national health service possibly risking being sold off to american corporations. this worry if there is a trade deal with america the us will want something to do with the national health service. both messages clearly cutting through. talking of trade deals, the us not getting a deal brokered with china. this is an interesting story on the front page of the financial times, looking at how china now, they have evidence to show, they are ordering government departments, et cetera, to say, right, all foreign computer stuff and software has got to be gone by 2022. this is a fascinating story, because as far as we can see, beijing ordering all government offices to doing this is a mirror of what the us seem to have been doing, saying we will not import chinese softwa re saying we will not i

debate before next week's election by accident the national health service were among the key issues discussed. brennan was at the to pay. a week from today one of these 2 men will be britain's new prime minister a month since the campaign began and with just days until it finishes this t.v. debate was the last chance for voters to compare and contrast these 2 leaders side by side predictably dominated the early exchange of mr johnson will spend at least 7 years ago shaping the usa on access to our public services on the price of medicines in britain on the access to our national health service and so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the e.u. into a relationship with nobody everybody on the labor front bench is campaigning to remain apart from mr goldman who's who is neutral on the matter who is going to secure this deal how can you get a deal a new deal from brussels for bret's it if you don't actually believe in it it was a fast paced encounter skipping swiftly from their rival plans for the national health service how the parties intend to pay for their election

it was the lessons that gave us the national health service. but the national health service is under threat, under threat because of what this government is doing on its future trade relationship with the united states. just think about this, the last two years there have been secret talks between the british government in the us trade department about a future trade relationship between the us and britain. people asked under the freedom of information act for the details of these meetings, these discussions that have taken place. and we duly got them, yeah. all it said was a number of meetings had taken place and told us who had been at the meetings. 0ne taken place and told us who had been at the meetings. one of them was liam fox, the trade secretary. and vaguely what the subject of the meeting was but nothing else. line after line after line of redacted documents. then we got a us document, which indicated a desire for access to british public services market by us companies and this would have to form part of any trade deal with the unite

as the state of britain's national health service is brought into sharp focus we talk to hospital users about the crisis in the n.h.s. . so much people. here know doctors. and informants for the u.k.'s domestic counterintelligence service and. to kill torture. in the name of national security. one minute 2 pm here in moscow this monday december the 23rd very warm welcome to our 2 international i'm you know neal. following sanctions on russia's nord stream to the european gas pipeline by the united states foreign minister circular for off a spoken saying there is no doubt the project will be completed when the states so it will be finished despite all these threats i am convinced that 1st of all the europeans understand their commercial interests in terms of ensuring long term energy security secondly of course they were humiliated and the words we heard from the german side show that our european partners still have their self respect. nord stream 2 is a gas pipeline being built from russia to germany through the baltic sea i dove 1000 kilometers long it will be capable of transferring

steps will be taken to grow and support the national health services workforce. and a new visa will ensure qualified doctors, nurses, and health professionals have fast-track entry to the united kingdom. hospital car parking charges will be removed for those in greatest need. my ministers will seek consensus on proposal for long-term reform on social care. they will ensure the social care system provides everyone with the dignity and security they deserve. and that no one who needs care has to sell our home to pay for it. my ministers will continue the work to reform the mental health act. modern, fair, points-based immigration system will welcome skilled workers from across the world to contribute to the united kingdom's economy, communities, and public services. my government will bring forward measures to support working families, raising the national insurance threshold, and increasing the national living wage. to ensure every child has access to a high-quality education, my ministers will increase levels of funding per pupil in every school. measures will be

on the price of medicines in britain on the access to our national health service and so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the e.u. into a relationship with nobody everybody on the labor front bench is campaigning to remain apart from mr corbin who's who is neutral on the matter who is going to secure this deal how can you get a deal a new deal from brussels for bret's it if you don't actually believe in it it was a fast paced encounter skipping swiftly from their rival plans for the national health service how the parties intend to pay for their election promises and even a question about socialism vs capitalism johnson tackle corgan on labor's alleged anti semitism problem corp in challenge johnson on fake news and misleading slogans on campaign process and at the end both men addressed the audience directly. the future really is ours to make together we can tackle the climate emergency and child poverty and properly fund our national health service on thursday you can choose hope and vote for real change we can get threats done get out of neutral and get a parliame

explain the delay by saying that it's not only the wealth but the whole national health service that under pressure. we are sorry that our response took longer than we would have liked

indict waiting hours for ambulances the state of britain's national health service is called into sharp focus we told the hospital years about the crisis in the n.h.s. and. it's. too much people that's why it. does not prove you're not building. your no doctor for. a call. on informants for the u.k.'s domestic counterintelligence service m i 5 now have the right to kill torture kidnap in the name of national security. the mother morning at 10 i want to call it right welcome to news from. the following sanctions slaps on russia's north stream 2 european gas pipeline by the united states foreign minister sergei lavrov has spoken out saying there's no doubt the project will be completed. in the states so it will be finished despite all these threats i am convinced that 1st of all the europeans understand their commercial interests in terms of ensuring long term energy security secondly of course they were humiliated and the words we heard from the german side show that our european partners still have their self respect. know stream 2 was a gas pipeline being built from russia to germany t

we have to look after our national health service. it's so precious. labour say they'll put money in. but they all say these things, don't they? you just have to go with what you believe. i'm voting labour because ijust want the tories out, really. i think they're running public services into the ground, and ijust don't agree with anything they do or say. but if this election‘s about giveaways and retail offers, the battle‘s over which party's offer looks most tempting, who's most trusted. the voters' choice will reshape britain, and maybe the biggest reason for that is the b word. tired. who isn't this week, or worse? knackered. this election has felt tough on everyone, and brexit outweighs almost every other issue. for me, it's brexit, mainly because we can stand on our own two feet. we're more than capable of standing on our own two feet. we don't need people in brussels to tell us what we can and can't do, making laws that we have to adhere to. leave, remain, why? remain, the reasons being that it would be more beneficial for our country in ter

woman dies waiting i was for an ambulance as the state of britain's national health service is brought into sharp focus we talk to hospital users about the crisis in the n.h.s. . so much people that's why. this is not true you're not fielding new austerity you're no building new doctors for. it called work. for the u.k.'s domestic counterintelligence service m i 5 now have the rights to kill torture and kidnap in the name of national security. there is a day in moscow monday the 23rd of december my name calling by welcome to news this hour 1st then following sanctions slaps on russia's north stream 2 european gas pipelines by the united states foreign minister sergei lavrov has spoken out saying there's no doubt that the project will be completed. so that when the states so it will be finished despite all these threats i am convinced that 1st of all the europeans understand their commercial interests in terms of ensuring long term energy security secondly of course they were humiliated and the words we heard from the german side show that our european partners still have their self res

for the first time some of the national health service's multiyear funding settlement agreed earlier this year will be enshrined in law. steps will be taken to grow and support the national health service's workforce and a new visa will ensure qualified doctors, nurses and health professionals have fast—track entry to the united kingdom. hospital car parking charges will be removed for those in greatest need. and there was a promise to act on social care and a plan to bring in a points—based immigration system. changes to the justice system were also set out. new sentencing laws will ensure the most serious violent offenders including terrorists serve longer in custody. new laws will require schools, police, councils and health authorities to work together to prevent serious crime. my government will ensure those charged with night —— knife possession face with the justice and that the courts work better for all those who are engaged with them. including victims of domestic abuse. there'd be cuts to national insurance contributions, changes to business rates and better broadb

spending hours waiting in the cold for in highlighting the system pressures the national health service is currently. patients about the perceived health care crisis in the u.k. . too much people. this is not true you're not. you're not building this. kind of. sharp to continue. targeting for the north stream pipeline project. will be completed by washington. and president putin officially opens the curch bridge a real part of the whole going effort to strengthen ties between the crimean peninsula russian. from moscow to the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know me hello and welcome. there have been renewed concerns in the u.k. over the state of the national health service after a woman died in hospital of cardiac arrest following what her family say was a 6 hour wait for an ambulance having broken her foot outside her home in south wales was left lying on a freezing pavement until help eventually right the ambulance has apologized for the lengthy delay but also said that the n.h.s. is under enormous strain. we are sorry that our response took longer tha

our national health service. last week, jeremy corbyn produced papers showing talks about a uk/us trade deal took place when theresa may was in charge, but there's no proof of negotiations about privatising the health service. i can categorically rule out that any part of the nhs will be on the table in any trade negotiations. including pharmaceuticals? including pharmaceuticals. this is pure loch ness monster, bermuda triangle stuff. mrjohnson‘s focus today was on security, visiting salisbury, where a former russian spy was poisoned last year. this close to election day, boris johnson's team would prefer to be controlling events. rocky road? rocky nine days. and they can't guarantee that donald trump will go along with that. donald trump did come here for a reception, but it was alongside the other nato leaders and it does feel as if it is a matter of safety in numbers for boris johnson. as if it is a matter of safety in numbers for borisjohnson. there are no one—to—one meetings planned, no plans either fo

our national health service. last week, jeremy corbyn produced papers showing talks about a uk/us trade deal took place when theresa may was in charge, but there's no proof of negotiations about privatising the health service. i can categorically rule out that any part of the nhs will be on the table in any trade negotiations. including pharmaceuticals? including pharmaceuticals. this is pure loch ness monster, bermuda triangle stuff. mrjohnson‘s focus today was on security, visiting salisbury, where a former russian spy was poisoned last year. this close to election day, borisjohnson‘s team would prefer to be controlling events. rocky road? rocky nine days. and they can't guarantee that donald trump will go along with that. vicki young reporting. divisions between nato members have been exposed during the day, as leaders came together for a series of meetings. president trump accused president macron of france of being nasty and disrespectful for describing nato as brain dead. mr macron defended his comments

it was a radical labour government that created our national health service and rebuilt britain. today, we must be ambitious on the same scale. the future really is ours to make together. we can tackle the climate emergency, and child poverty and properly fund our national health service. on thursday, you can choose hope and vote for real change. thank you, mr corbyn. mrjohnson, your closing statement, please. this thursday, we can choose another hung parliament under thursday, we can choose another hung parliament undeer thursday, we can choose another hung parliament under mr corbyn and nicola sturgeon with two chaotic referendums, or else we can get brexit done, get out of neutral and get a parliament that works for you and on your priorities, the nhs with the cost of living, 20,000 more police, more cash for our schools, let's get it done. let's move on, vote conservative on thursday. thank you, borisjohnson. thank you, jeremy corbyn. now, the debate is farfrom over, it is raging on social media. it is starting now on 5 live, where stephen nolan will ta ke 5 live, where steph

health service in protecting the national health service was going to figure highly to the government has promised investment of $44000000000.00 over the next few years this given the fact that the opposition joining the entire election campaign has been repeatedly accusing the government of planning to sell off the national health service in some sort of trump style trade agreement so trying to restore confidence and faith in the public who are going to be scrutinizing the government closely is a fine tool for boys johnson going forward but also a plan to to kind of turn the united kingdom into an outward facing nation when it does leave the european union 7 taining a presence on the global stage was central in this speech to more protests are expected across poland to denounce legislation that would allow the government to fire judges demonstrators turned out on wednesday to reject the plan which is being pushed by the government to protest as fair the move could risk the independence of the judiciary people chanted free courts as they gathered in front of parliament in warsaw and a

the national health service is the number one focus of this government when it comes to domestic policy. nicola sturgeon renews her call for a second referendum on scottish independence, saying the people of scotland mustn't be kept in the union — against their will. you cannot just lock you cannotjust lock us in a cupboard and turn the key and hope that everything goes away. in other news... a british man has been killed and his son wounded, after being shot during a suspected robbery, outside a five—star hotel in buenos aires. the death toll from new zealand's white island volcano eruption rises to 18, after an australian dies in hospital. 20 survivors remain in critical condition. and coming up at 11:30am — dateline london takes an in—depth look at the immediate, and longer—term, implications of the uk's election. jeremy corbyn has apologised for his part in labour's worst general election defeat since the 1930s. immediately after the vote, he faced criticism for not saying sorry to labour mps who'd lost their seats. but in a letter to the sunday mirror, he said... the shad

a woman dies waiting hours for an ambulance as the state of britain's national health service is called into sharp focus we talk to hospital users about the crisis in the n.h.s. . saying it's. too much people that's why. there's a lot through you're not. you're no doctors. we're . an informant for the u.k.'s domestic counter-intelligence service am i 5 now have the right to kill torture and kidnapping in the name of national security. hello they would live headline news 24 seventh's from russia they say is r.t. international money good to have you with us this monday lunchtime now for filing sanctions slaps on russia's north rim 2 european gas pipeline by the united states the foreign minister sergei lavrov has spoken out saying that there's no doubt that the project will be completed. so that when the states so it will be finished despite all these threats i am convinced that 1st of all the europeans understand their commercial interests in terms of ensuring long term energy security secondly of course they were humiliated in the words we heard from the german side show that our europe

the national health service is the number one focus of this government when it comes to domestic policy. nicola sturgeon renews her call for a second referendum on scottish independence, saying the people of scotland mustn't be kept in the union — against their will. you cannot just lock us in a cupboard and turn the key and hope that everything goes away. in other news, a british man has been killed and his son wounded, after being shot during a suspected robbery, outside a five—star hotel in buenos aires. delegates at un climate talks in madrid struggle to reach agreement, in a bid to tackle global warming. and in half an hour here on bbc news, click looks at social media innovation made in china, and why its setting nerves jangling in silicon valley. hello, good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. jeremy corbyn has apologised for his part in labour's worst general election defeat since the 1930s. immediately after the vote, he faced criticism for not saying sorry to labour mps who'd lost their seats. but in a letter to the sunday mirror. he said... the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell

the other big take away is the national health service, and the fact that there were promises campaign, ande promises made today in the queen speech about enshrining 34 billion pounds for the national health service, a service that is ailing and that needs investment. interestingly, a fast track for qualified medical specialists and health professionals to come , along with the australian point system, immigration point system, that will be introduced by 2021. anchor: this was a slightly pared down ceremony, by a british standard. for one thing, the queen did not wear her crown today. she made a similar speech two months ago. why are we hearing her do this again? well, she did not wear a crown, and indeed she did not when she did it nine weeks ago on october 14.. yes, some people have a sense of deja vu. why is she doing it all again? the first time, remember that boris johnson succeeded theresa july, the end of basically because her party wanted her to go and she could not get the deal she negotiated with the e.u. to the house of commonons, despite bringing it back three times. basica

s national health services dominated discussions on monday boris johnson is facing criticism for his response to the case of a toddler who's been admitted to hospital in the city of leeds the 4 year old boy with suspected pneumonia was left to lie on the floor for hours on a pile of coats because there were no beds the photo has come to represent issues many voters have with the national health service but a journalist confronted johnson with a photo of the child take a look at what happened have you seen the photo probably still make me have you seen those people by the by the b.b.c. if you need to make the best of the phone so you need to make that snow and that's what you put in for people this is a full year old boy. this great city of pneumonia always have everything you say look at the photo you take my phone put it in your pocket when mr his mother says the n.h.s. is in crisis what's your sports story oh yeah it's a terrible terrible fate or apologised obviously to the family. who have terrible experiences in the n.h.s. new zealand police say the 8 people still missing after a

health service. in scotland the nationalists s.n.p. leader nicholas sturgeon was feeling beat her party's main goal is to. shared by the liberal democrat leader swinson the policies defining policy is to remain firmly in the e.u. they. held an election in december and. they're choosing $650.00 m.p.'s to represent them politicians who will decide britain's future either in or out of the european union. it's expected to be a close race everyone is very confused everyone is deeply divided. families and friends of people are riven in a way i don't think i have seen before in elections in my life i think it's very tense day for every upset on both sides of the argument polls close at 10 pm g.m.t. exit polls we publish straight away with the 1st official results known a few hours later the park al-jazeera london. and live to another of our correspondents in london very chalons rai what kind of turnout are we expecting. well that is a big question and we don't know yet the short answer to that when we have

we asked people outside a hospital in london about the crisis in the national health service. it's been 6 hours just waiting in the hospital just to get a couple stitches on the feeds fear my husband last night we had to wait in the end of this was when we called he said to the minimum to always wait and he had to drive himself to the hospital a couple in the next 20 ninth's decide. they were the limits your heart never had a prob the saying is. too much people that's why i do. this is not true it doesn't look like it when you come into the hospital you see the doctors will be looking out and about what happens is the ambient people call and leave the patient until. they get so i think that's part of reason why it takes a long pair for new cars for each intro arms if you got a call from a viewer population adding to the existing population every year enjoy not. you're not building new doctors for agrees it can't work earn it apply to britain's n.h.s. has been taken up by veteran documentary filmmaker john pilger and you can see his full interview on r.t. dot com healthcare for

sputnik finds out what could be in store for the national health service with us. i just seem to see i might see the queen and she greets to dissolve parliament. to the stage where we have. these of the public. a view that you. the 317 seats the conservatives of the last election within 3 months will secure a credible deal with the european union and in 6 months we'll put that deal to you i need to watch a very. great state it is time for scotland to be made in the country at the bottom of the economic league table in the u.k. at the moment but you know we don't have to accept. we will not vote for the prime minister to prevent other proposals you would have just one referendum on the e.u. you'd have one on scotland as well as the bible to deliver for the people of this country let's get. everything on this stage with me they were all sounds a little bit like. this election is our last chance to tackle the climate and environment emergency. to be proud of the n.h.s. and its achievements look at what we're putting in 34000000000 pounds 20 hospital upgrades 40 new ho

heel and labor had made it very very clear that they want to invest heavily in the national health service while the same time accusing boris johnson of gearing up for some sort of trump style trade agreement to sell off to choose tracks of the n.h.s. to large pharmaceutical companies in the united states i think 1st and foremost the conservatives are going to have to prove that they can be trusted when it comes to the national health service that they can all know the promise is that they've made too big spending on hospitals to increase the number of of staff that are in these hospitals to avoid any of these rumors or any of these suggestions turning into reality there of course a long list of other things that the the policy will need to wade through as well but i think 1st and foremost boris johnson made it clear that he wanted to unite the country we've heard already less of a triumphalist tone in the speech the gay 1st thing this morning he talked about the return to one nation conservatism a kind of centrist conservatism he knows that the left will be hugely disappointed by what's h

health service and protecting the national health service was going to figure highly to the government has promised investment of $44000000000.00 over the next few years this given the fact that the opposition during the entire election campaign had been repeatedly accusing the government of planning to sell off the national health service in some sort of trumped style trade agreement so trying to restore confidence in faith in the public who are going to be scrutinizing the government closely is a vital force johnson going forward but also a plan to kind of turn the united kingdom into an outward facing nation when it does leave the european union 7 taining a presence on the global stage was central in this speech to now working class voters and much of the british labor party is traditional heartlands abandoned in the election and switching over to the conservatives now and see reports from one such place stoke on trent in this small revolution in english politics these are the streets where the voices have demanded to be heard and it isn't hard to work out why the story of the worki

on the price of medicines in britain on the access to our national health service and so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the go into a relationship with nobody everybody on the labor front bench is campaigning to remain apart from mr goldman who's who is neutral on the matter who is going to secure this deal how can you get a deal a new deal from brussels for bret's it if you don't actually believe in it it was a fast paced encounter skipping swiftly from their rival plans for the national health service how the parties intend to pay for their election promises and even a question about socialism vs capitalism johnson tackle corgan on labour's alleged anti semitism problem corp in challenge johnson on fake news and misleading slogans on campaign busses and at the end both men addressed the audience directly. the future really is ours to make together we can tackle the climate emergency and child poverty and properly fund our national health service on thursday you can choose hope and vote for real change we can get threats done get out of neutral and get a parliamen

the national health service were among the key issues discussed paul brennan was there. a week from today one of these 2 men will be britain's new prime minister a month since the campaign began and with just days until it finishes this t.v. debate was the last chance for voters to compare and contrast these 2 leaders side by side predictably dominated the early exchanges mr johnson will spend at least 7 years ago shaping the usa on access to our public services on the price of medicines in britain on the access to our national health service and so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the go into a relationship with nobody everybody on the labor front bench is campaigning to remain apart from mr goldman who's who is neutral on the matter who is going to secure this deal how can you get a deal a new deal from brussels for bret's it if you don't actually believe in it it was a fast paced encounter skipping swiftly from their rival plans for the national health service how the parties intend to pay for their election promises and even a question about sociali

over the state of the national health service after a woman died in hospital of cardiac arrest following what her family say was a 6 hour wait for an ambulance having broken a foot outside a home in south wales donna gilby was left lying on the freezing pavement until help eventual iraq the ambulance service has apologized for the blanks the delay but also emphasized too that the n.h.s. is under enormous strain specially this time of year. we are sorry that our response took longer than we would have liked on this occasion lengthy waits for an ambulance or a sign of pressures across the whole unscheduled care system not just in wales but across the u.k. now externalities shudras dusty takes a closer look at the tragedy in the rough the challenges faced by the n.h.s. well we're hearing story upon story of the state of the n.h.s. in the crisis within it but this one really has shocked the nation after a woman died after waiting for 6 hours for an ambulance service after breaking her foot in a wells despite neighbors running around to providing her clothing and warm items she was then final

national health service and one for just fear could be an attempt to privatized the n.h.s. in the in the event of a post briggs a trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. not something i've long been feared by those particularly on the left here in the k. and we're expecting a number of n.h.s. workers national health service workers to join this protest as well in order to show their solidarity not just against donald trump and nato but also again on those domestic issues and earlier i was joined by. the belgian answerable activist and also alexander the german parliamentarian who gave me their views on everything to do with donald trump. we are here because we want to protest a nato summit is taking place today and tomorrow and we are doing this because for example the nato is forcing its member states to increase their difference budget for my country for example belgium it means doubling defense budgets while we are asked to have an austerity policy and the same time they are transferred using this money to transform armies into intervention armies we have seen what this

health service and save the national health service and save the national health service and save the national health service or let it be destroyed by 1000 cuts in the way this government is doing. he also suggested you wear some kind of security risk? john and i have known each other for a very long time and he was actually making some jokes, rather odd sense of humour surrounding it, but that is him. if you knewjohn ashworth like i did, he makesjokes you knewjohn ashworth like i did, he makes jokes the whole time. so this was reverse psychology and banter? what it was, guido fawkes on behalf of the tory party... they didn't make the recording? they release the recording at a time of their choosing and their suitability. the other thing that puzzles me is why somebody would re cord puzzles me is why somebody would record somebody's private conversation and put it on social media. but they have done that and they are trying to deflect away from they are trying to deflect away from the tory's mess on the nhs. john ashworth has done fantastic campaigning for our nhs. john as hworth cam

and people really worried about what will happen to the british national health service. i saw a lot of that during the day. nadia: that one for fans of the labour party. i assume this is for many people a brexit election that brexit was making waves today. >> yes, the gin election seen by some people as a second referendum on the exit and nothing more natural than brexit being on top of the trends. it was number four. right now before i came in. and we see some people actually saying that boris johnson does not have such strong mandate to get brexit done as he says because some 53% of the people voted for remain parties. so that puts into question the british voting system and also scotland, what would happen to scotland in this new -- with these results because scotland voted mainly for the s.n.p. party which is against brexit and there is a funny video going around this morning, which is nicholas sturgeon celebrating ictory of one seat in scotland gainst the candidate joe swinton. some are criticizing her for celebrating so vigorously. other people saying that she was

health service the national health service even more even more than bricks it touches everybody in this country and. in my view it should have been the major issue that moved people during the election campaign now the fact that my program wasn't shown on. the country's biggest television. commercial television network and europe's biggest television network. is down to the power of a regulator and what is the power what power does that regulate to have. is that a power on behalf of you was or is it a power on behalf of of of of powerful forces within this country in my experience over the years that's the latter. i want to get to the issues in the film you do interview those who favor the privatization of the n.h.s. in this in the break we're not like you're doing a one sided year olds as a journalist. i don't and i never do a one side to job that's pointless.

highlighting the pressures on the national health service we asked patients about the perceived health care crisis in the u.k. . so much people. here know doctors. were. targeting firms involved in the nord stream gas pipeline project but stresses that it will be completed the spike washington's interview. president put the official perch bridge. part about ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between the crimean peninsula and their russian. every are tuning in from right across the world this hour welcome to moscow international the names you know of your company. there have been renewed concerns in the u.k. over the states in national health service after a woman died in hospital of cardiac arrest following what her family say was a 6 hour wait for a number once broken her foot outside her home inside wales. was left lying on a freezing pavement until help eventually arrives the ambulance service has apologized for the lengthy delay but also said that the n.h.s. is under enormous strain. we are sorry that our response took longer than we would have liked on this occasion lengthy waits