national health service, by the armed — national health service, by the armed services, _ national health service, by the armed services, by— national health service, by the armed services, by the - national health service, by the - armed services, by the volunteers. a wonderfui— armed services, by the volunteers. a wonderful tribute _ armed services, by the volunteers. a wonderful tribute to _ armed services, by the volunteers. a wonderful tribute to the _ armed services, by the volunteers. a wonderful tribute to the efforts - armed services, by the volunteers. a wonderful tribute to the efforts of. wonderful tribute to the efforts of the whole — wonderful tribute to the efforts of the whole country, _ wonderful tribute to the efforts of the whole country, and _ wonderful tribute to the efforts of the whole country, and i- wonderful tribute to the efforts of the whole country, and i thank. wonderful tribute to the efforts ofi the whole country, and i thank the scottish— the whole country, and i thank the scottish government _ the whole country, and i thank the scottish government

it's been revealed. britain's national health service had a draft plan to deny care to elderly people in the event of a severe pandemic that came from documents disclosed by the telegraph newspaper. but despite that drowsy with being implemented, elements of it seemed to be ringing true to this day with one campaign. and we spoke to at least she told us it's, i'm acceptable that the n h s still has to prioritize who should and who should not receive treatment. thank. so this is a, basically, anyone that made me retirement age seems to be not where they are being looked after. so to me it just looks like they were looking after the ones that were going to make money. and the ones that have already made the money going to cost the money going to be thrown aside like they have so much can home. you know, pull from these are the ones that they sent, those like knowing, knew what was going on, or that has been a complete and utter waste of time. because a still prioritizing who should been, who shows should not receive and good life is dreadful. the 2017 draw plan was to ensure the health

because national health service mold a secret plan, power lead to exclude adderly people from being looked for in case of the flu hand . demick, according to recently revealed documents now a year and a half into covert care home say they feel abandoned by the government. i think the homes are always on the fringe of the goldman and everything was just enough to talk this morning. sense to ship an attack on freedom of speech is the reaction to you to burning scott? he's his trailer for a week for violating the platform. covert policy and those electric scooters, these days, a fast and modern web getting around for spreads, they look at it and manage with hidden dangerous. we take a test drive. this service has spread rapidly across the country with a number of users doubling since the beginning of the con, damage relativity, to run and use electricity. so the perfectly invoke the current focus on renewable energy. ah, hello a to one in a good morning from oscar watching out into national with me kevin, i will come to 30 minutes and if life is for the 3rd of august and 1st millions of ameri

it's a case that the sent shock waves through the journalist community the national health service secret, apparently molded draft planned to exclude elderly people from being looked after in case of a flu pandemic, according to recently revealed documents. and now a year and a half into cove, it is older people who bought the bronze. this course, much to the distress of one can work. we speak to coming up. i think the homes are always being on the fringe of the goldman stuff and everything was would be at a chance to win after the good a from oscar watching out international with me having no unwelcome to 30 minutes late as for the listen 3rd of august and 1st, millions of americans are at risk of becoming homeless. as an eviction moratorium expires. congress broke up for some recess, unable to agree on an extension of the band that was supposed to help stop this, put a covert on keep people home, including crucially. i was unable to pay rent after losing their jobs. during the pandemic, keller bo put in new york as the details. the fries on home foreclosures and evictions that for coven

i don't know if that is a national health care system or medicare for all, but we need to come up with something. the covid-19 crisis exposed these inequities. and it's horrible because some don't have access to health care or they didn't go to the hospital because they could not pay for it. so this is part of my social infrastructure argument and i think that lincoln would have embraced it. even going as far as invoking equal treatment clause saying hey, at least in this country we should treat everybody with fairness and equality. and of course, they have not been, but i think about something that we need to talk about when it comes to infrastructure. >> another individual like to know, line item details and financing out of infrastructure bells. >> you know, i don't think that he would have that specifically because he was kind of a big picture thinker. but of course when you look at history, all this displacement of native americans, murdering them and putting them on reservations, there are a lot of bad things that happened due to an expansionist economic policy, but how can you s

the uk's national health service has been under strain for years — and then the pandemic hit. could artificial intelligence and its applications be the nhs�*s saviour? this week — a special programme. can artificial intelligence make healthcare better for all of us, and save the nhs? here in the uk the national health service has been in crisis for many years, looking after an increasingly ageing population with complex needs. fighting for resources, it has been at breaking point. and then the pandemic hit. there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. and indeed, many countries' health systems have struggled with the sheer number of covid patients. even those which didn't have people spilling out onto the streets had to put all other treatments on hold. the nhs is an old health system. in fact, it's several different systems that sometimes work together and sometimes don't. and now, it's trying to reinvent itself and embrace technology to beat the queues that covid—19 has created. this is a story i started filming just before the firs

the case national health service secretly mold a draft planned apparently to exclude elderly people from being looked after in case of a flu pandemic, according to recently revealed documents, and now year and a half into covey data is old people who hold the front a quarter bit outbreak, most of the distress of one care home work and we speak to. i think the homes are always been on the bridge, the goldman and everything was with the chest. i good morning from oscar watching are to be given a more welcome to 30 minutes of our latest for this 3rd of august, and 1st off, millions of americans are at risk of becoming homeless as an eviction moratorium expires. congress broke up for some recess, unable to agree on an extension of the band that was supposed to help stop the spread of cove it and keep people at home, including those closely, to unable to pay rent after losing the jobs. because of the pandemic kellum open in new york city, i got the details, the freeze on home foreclosures and evictions that for cove it expired on july 31st. this moratorium to keep people in their homes was se

here in the uk the national health service has been in crisis for many years, looking after an increasingly ageing population with complex needs. fighting for resources, it has been at breaking point. and then the pandemic hit. there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. and indeed, many countries' health systems have struggled with the sheer number of covid patients. even those which didn't have people spilling out onto the streets had to put all other treatments on hold. the nhs is an old health system. in fact, it's several different systems that sometimes work together and sometimes don't. and now, it's trying to reinvent itself and embrace technology to beat the queues that covid—i9 has created. this is a story i started filming just before the first uk lockdown, when we weren't yet wise to masks or social distancing, but there was definitely a hint that something was coming. i wanted to find out how artificial intelligence could be used to help take up the strain that the nhs was already under. and, on what turned out to be my last day in london

health service and in britain, advised an energy company where they had an accident. and he talked about being an advisor for cultures to an army. again, you know, people will not go home if they don't ascribe or follow certain cultural norms. the challenge is much more when you think about how to drive culture in places where, you know, you can work in a bank, for example, and the risks are perhaps mitigated, considerably mitigated of dying on the job. and i think that there's the way that the board engages, whether they think more about process versus outcome and i love that they talked about vis-a-vis netflix. if you're trying to-- i talk about this in the book as well, you want as few degrees as possible, degrees in freedom, the tablet or the vaccine is identical to the one that you get and you could argue that the process a critical and everything needs to be, you know, to the nth degree the same. that's a very, very different cultural for netflix, for example, people need to be creative. they need to come up with their ideas as farfetched or crazy as they may se

of course, pay fries for teachers and police, as well as the embattled national health service. and a message in desperate need of funding on the pay rise. i think the issue about the paintings is something covered irrelevant.

in the uk, the national health service has been in crisis for many years, looking after an increasingly ageing population. fighting for resources, it has been at breaking point. and then... the pandemic hit. there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. health service in the world could possibly cape-— health service in the world could ossibl coe. ., possibly cope. many country's health s stems possibly cope. many country's health systems have _ possibly cope. many country's health systems have struggled _ possibly cope. many country's health systems have struggled with - possibly cope. many country's health systems have struggled with the - systems have struggled with the sheer number of patients. even those which didn't have people spilling out onto the streets had to put all other treatments on hold. the nhs is an old health system. in fact, it's several different systems that sometimes work together and sometimes don't. and now, it's trying to reinvent itself and embrace technology to beat the queues that covid—i9 has created. this is a story

this is national health center work -- week and i want to say think you. your commitment and dedication serves groups and health centers in testing and safe, effective therapies. as mentioned earlier, these therapies do include monochrome antibodies and i want to talk about those but for people across the country let me reiterate the best strategy to remain protected from the worst of covid-19 is to get fully back but if you are at covid-19 and are high-risk, i want to assure you of these there -- these there -- of these therapies. they keep people alive and we have increased access, uptake, and patient. we have conducted training officials with more to come in alabama and elsewhere and in arizona we have a clinical team on the hoping to set up and run two sites and those efforts are paying off. of the code positive patients the arizona team has treated so far, not one has required hospitalization we can also report shipments to states with the highest rates of community transition. for example florida increased eight fold over the past month and in july m

this is national health center week, and on behalf of the administration, i want to say thank you. your commitment and dedication reaching underserved groups and health centers on the front line , in vaccine administration and testing, and safe, effective therapies. as mentioned earlier, these therapies do include monoclonal antibodies. and i want to talk about those , but for people across the country, let me reiterate the best strategy to remain protected from the worst of covid-19 is to get fully vaccinated. but if you are at covid-19 and are high-risk, i want to assure you about these therapies. they help keep people out of the hospital and keep them alive. our research teams have worked with states to increase access and uptake. we have conducted training officials with more to come in alabama and elsewhere, and in arizona we have a clinical team on the ground, hoping to set up and run two sites, and those efforts are paying off. of the covid positive patients the arizona team has treated so far, not one has required hospitalization after treatment. we can also report shipment

we spoke exclusively to the nation's health minister. our green pass a recognize this from you, but only for the people. the summary. know about you. naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's will be seen as the problem to move into italy. and the surveys are equally bar or restaurant or ok, and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. the use of sputnik re in sun reno shown it has an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent. 2 percent of those inoculated suffered adverse side effects with less than half of not occurring in people. over the age of 16, the health minister of it all those job what's but next in some reno have developed antibodies against corporate. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the vaccine. we have some day, some back guarantee of the fees and see we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc and so all our people develop the antibodies and which is splitting be maxine ation after one week from the

because national health service mold a secret plan, power leads to exclude adibly people from being looked after in case of the flu time. demick, according to recently revealed documents now a year and a half into covert care home say they feel abandoned by the government. i think.

we spoke exclusively to the nation's health minister . our green boss recognized this from you, but only for the people in summary, know about naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's will be seen as the problem to move into the service or italy bar restaurant or c m. ok. and the order flows space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem of the suspending hey, in summary, no showed it has an efficacy rate is more than 91 percent, 2 percent of those inoculated. so if an adverse side effects with less than half of that figure, carrying in people over the age of 60, the health minister added all those jobs. sputnik and some marino have developed antibodies against cobit. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the sporting vaccine. we have some day, some data guarantee of the a c, c and c. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc and so all our people develop the anti bodies and which splitting b maxine ation after one week from the start of

health care systems with employees who objected to getting the vaccine. i think now with the federal full approval by the fda, that's going to remove a lot of the barriers, and you are going to see a lot more employers instituting those mandates. interestingly, there are groups of employers who maybe feel like they don't want to institute -- especially given the shortages of workers in some sectors, they may not be willing to institute a mandatory vaccine for all workers. in those cases, you will probably see surcharges perhaps for employees who choose not to get the vaccine, because employers recognize that they are putting themselves at a higher cost for health care, for these employees. julian: are you suggesting this would be the same way, some folks might have to pay something if they still smoke for example? >> that's exactly right. just looking at the cost of having an employee who is not vaccinated, we know that exposes them to disease, as well as potential long covid symptoms. absolutely. it's like having an employee who smokes cigarettes. employ

it's believe the national health service will soon be instructed to start giving the 1st doses to about $1400000.00 teenagers. something that government sees is necessary in the face of the highly contagious delta strain. the finds your job has also been authorized for children, age 12 and above, but the decision of whether to roll it out to that younger age group has not yet been taken. are t shut? the edwards dusty reports from london. i see faxing protest is all on a mission today. they're taking the streets of london going from one media outlets to another. one of the bdc televisions they were met with about even try out the entrance. so really days protests really started in, if i hadn't got this mission in their mind at that point, but they decided to take to, to be the thing to do to try. i'm trying to get in relation to guy because they like the people basically did every seemed into our tv to me for the last 15 mom. pain like one lies about everything about it was a hiding pete vote in the babysit. journalism is price on his story. and voices are not heard. what we're out here

it's a case that the sent shock waves through the journalist community the national health service secret, apparently molded draft planned to exclude.

health service. trust chairman, the roy lily told us that the timing of this latest scandal, though, couldn't have been worse. i think is a very poor decision on this occasion. funding, there are 2 reasons why bad judgment. firstly, we've just recently gone through a pay a pay round without nursing staff where the government have been pretty mean in the way that they've approached it. and secondly, of course is the overall economic situation. so whether or not these are good paintings and whether or not that good value for money is not as important as what does it look like? what do people think when they see the economy is not very good. we've just denied frontline and stuff. a decent pay rise and the prime ministers hanging to expensive paintings in the sitting room. number 10, a chest looks bad. the news, the day we're cross the taliban. the snow seized 8 provincial capitals and water enough ghana, stan, people the know facing it. another crisis with widespread poverty feeling of us black market i

it's believe the national health service will soon be instructed to start giving the 1st doses to about $1400000.00 teenagers. something that government say's is necessary in the face of a highly contagious delta straight. meanwhile, the pfizer job has also been authorized for children, age 12 and above, but a decision on whether to rule it out to that younger age group has not yet been taken. ortiz shall be edwards dash g reports from london. and faxing protesters on a mission today they're taking the streets of london going from one media outlet to another one right to the b. b. c. television. they were met with about police even offices trying to push out the entrance. so really days protests really started out in the nearby park, but hadn't got this mission in their mind at that point. but they decided to take 2 of these things to try and see a relation to kind of the, because they'd like to the people. basically they, they've been feeding to watch tv to me for the last 15 on pain like lies about the right. everything about it was day, all hiding feet voted in the baby. think journa

he is talkingan about advising r national health service and an energy company they had accidents, he talked about being an advisor to an army. people will not go home if they don't ascribe or follow certain cultural norms. the challenge is more when you think about how to drivedr culte where you can work in the back and risks are mitigated, dying at the job. the way the board engages thinking about talking about ethnics. if you are trying to produce this, i talkhi about this in the book as well, have as many degrees up this as possible. the vaccine i give to be identical to the one you get it in that respect, you could argue that process is critical and everything needs to be the same. that's a verydi different cultul thing for netflix and they come up with these ideas as crazy as they may seem and see what can come out of it so the degrees are much broader anded in that respect, the role of the board and the check and challenge of the company. i will say and make sure it's working and it's evolving, it's much more of an art than a science. we are interested thinking abot things like

today the cdc will also publish data from our national health care safety network. a nursing home cohort. weekly covid-19 case counts were used to evaluate vaccine effectiveness overtime. these data demonstrate that vaccine effectiveness declined overtime from 75% in march to 53% as recently as august 1st, 2021. this is a substantial decline in vaccine effectiveness against infection among those most vulnerable including during months where delta was the predominant circulating variant. taken together, you can see that while the exact percentage of vaccine effectiveness overtime differs on the cohort and the study, data consistently demonstrate a reduction of vaccine effectiveness against infection overtime. importantly though, data analyzed through july continue to demonstrate stable and highly effective protections against severe illness and hospitalizations for people who are vaccinated. including in the same reports described before, data from new york state and mayo clinic also shows that it remains relatively high both overtime and during periods when the vari

its believe the national health service will soon be instructed to start giving the 1st doses to about $1400000.00 teenagers. something that government sees is necessary in the face of the highly contagious delta strain. the pfizer biotech job has also been authorized for children, age 12 and above, but a decision on whether to roll it out to that younger age group has not yet been taking r. t shabby at risk death. st reports from london practicing protesters on a mission today they're taking the streets of london going from one media outlet to another one, right? the b, b. c. television. they were met with about even try out the entrance so really days. protest really started by part but hadn't got this mission in their mind at that point, but they decided to take to the babysitter to try. i'm trying to get in relation to guy because they like the people basically they, they've been seeming to our tv team for the last 15. my pain life lies about everything. about it all day. all hide in pete hall was in a baby, a journalism price on saudi story. and i've always heard we're out here to

health minister. our green pass a recognize this from you, but only for the people in summary. know about naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's would be seen as the problem to move into the service or italy bar or restaurant or ok. and the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. they use all of sputnik very and san marino has shown that has an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent. 2 percent of those jobs suffered side effects with less than half. and people over 60, the health minister, either that or all those injected with sputnik and san marino have all developed antibodies against coven, will have some strategies about the cmc of the vaccine. we have some day, some back guarantee of the fees in see we are closer to a 100 percent off a ccsp. and so all our people different off antibodies and which is splitting be maxine ation after one week from the start of research on those is maybe we started to, to, to free our, our, our accounts and, a

it's believed that the national health service will soon be instructed. start giving the 1st day says to about 1400000 teenagers, something the government says is necessary in the face of the highly contagious delta strength. one finds a jap has also been authorized for children, age 12 and above the decision on whether to roll it out to that young age group has not yet been taking the session reports from month faxing protestors on a mission today they're taking the streets of london going from one media outlet to another day job, right? the b b c. television, years they were met with about police officers and even offices. trying to figure out all the entrance south days. protest really started out in the nearby pause. i hadn't got this mission in their mind at that point, but they decided to take to the babysitter to try. i'm trying to get a malaysian because because they'd like to the people basically they, they've been seeming to watch tv for the last 15 mom pain like when lies about everything about it was a hiding p t vote in the baby thing. journa

of course, pe freeze for teachers and police as well as the embattled national health service and a chassis in desperate need of funding on the pay rise. i think the issue about the paintings is something company rather than ah good, who are you? what's your, let's see, we kevin, no, this 11th of august life will these h q, russia? i'm here for the next 30 minutes or the latest for you. very good. so if you company, today's 1st then this fall, i would have to choose those resignation of new york governor andrew cuomo, joe biden has not been dragged in over the coals for his previous support for the government report. is it a recent briefing, a quick to question the president about it to your governor new york on one hell of a job he, i think he's just sort of the goal standard for the hell of a job. and i mean both on everything from access to voting, to infrastructure, to a whole range of things. that's why it's so sad. can you really say that until you sexually harassing the question is, did he do a good job of infrastructure? i was the question. he did, i'll try those personally. ok, sep

health minister. our green boss recognized this from you, but it's only for 2 people in summary. know about you, naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that will be seen as a problem to move into the service or italy bar or restaurant or c m. ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem here. self. sputnik v and san marino has shown it does have an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent. 2 percent of those who got the job did suffer some side effects, less than half and people over 60, the health minister added that all those jobs with sputnik in san marino have now developed antibodies against cove. it will have some strategies about the ccsp of the sporting boxing. we have some day, some data guarantee of the cmc. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc and so all our people different lot antibodies and which is splitting be much the nation after one week from the start of the 2n

a battle national health service the taxes in desperate need of funding on the pay rise. i think the issue about the paintings is something covenant rather than ah, that a good morning? you watching on tv? me, kevin. oh, in the this 11th of august, slow from i will do use h q here in russia. i'm here where the latest for the next 30 minutes. good type company. this 1st that this fall off to choose a resignation of new york. governor cuomo, he quit after new york's attorney general concluded that the governor had sexually harassed 11 women. and now joe biden is being dragged in over the coals for his previous support for cuomo, your governor new york, on one hell of a job. i think he's sort of a goal standard for the hell of a job. and i mean both on everything from access to voting to infrastructure, to a whole range of things. that's why it's so sad. can you really say all of until he's accused of sexually harassing? the question is, did he do a good job and infrastructure? i was the question he did outside was personally ok. separate to to know and i was asked a specifi