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the symptoms. there are less - one of those symptoms... just one of i the symptoms. there are less common symptoms— the symptoms. there are less common symptoms such as dizziness, problems with your— symptoms such as dizziness, problems with your vision, sudden severe headache. _ with your vision, sudden severe headache, and they are all on our website _ headache, and they are all on our website if— headache, and they are all on our website if you need to look, but those _ website if you need to look, but those three are the most common ones - face. _ those three are the most common ones - face. arms. _ those three are the most common ones — face, arms, speech. those three are the most common ones - face. arms. speech-— - face, arms, speech. when you talk about time. — - face, arms, speech. when you talk about time, the _ - face, arms, speech. when you talk about time, the t, _ - face, arms, speech. when you talk about time, the t, as _ - face, arms, speech. when you talk about time, the t, as soon _ - face, arms, speech. when you talk about time, the t, as soon as - about time, the t, as soon as possible, of course, but are we talking about calling 999 and waiting for an ambulance, or is this a case of if somebody can get you to a case of if somebody can get you to a hospital immediately, just go? we would always say call 999 because depending on yourarea, would always say call 999 because depending on your area, certain hospitals — depending on your area, certain hospitals will specialise in stroke treatment and the ambulance will know— treatment and the ambulance will know where the best place to take you is _ know where the best place to take you is so — know where the best place to take you is. so we would always say 999. just briefly. — you is. so we would always say 999. just briefly, stuart said he made lifestyle changes. although you can't predict a stroke, can you do something to prevent or help stave off a stroke?— off a stroke? yes, so stroke in a lot of cases _ off a stroke? yes, so stroke in a lot of cases is _ off a stroke? yes, so stroke in a lot of cases is preventable. i off a stroke? yes, so stroke in a lot of cases is preventable. 9096 off a stroke? yes, so stroke in a i lot of cases is preventable. 9096 of lot of cases is preventable. 90% of strokes _ lot of cases is preventable. 90% of strokes could be prevented. there are some — strokes could be prevented. there are some key things along with

pleased to go through - you get a 999 call and she is pleased to go through to - you get a 999 call and she is pleased to go through to the mountain— pleased to go through to the mountain rescue, _ pleased to go through to the mountain rescue, we - pleased to go through to the mountain rescue, we then i pleased to go through to the i mountain rescue, we then are informed _ mountain rescue, we then are informed of— mountain rescue, we then are informed of a _ mountain rescue, we then are informed of a rescue - mountain rescue, we then are informed of a rescue need - mountain rescue, we then are| informed of a rescue need and mountain rescue, we then are i informed of a rescue need and a mountain rescue, we then are - informed of a rescue need and a text message _ informed of a rescue need and a text message to — informed of a rescue need and a text message to our _ informed of a rescue need and a text message to our team _ informed of a rescue need and a text message to our team members- informed of a rescue need and a text. message to our team members saying we need _ message to our team members saying we need to— message to our team members saying we need to attend _ message to our team members saying we need to attend base. _ message to our team members saying we need to attend base. as _ message to our team members saying we need to attend base. as many- we need to attend base. as many people _ we need to attend base. as many people leave _ we need to attend base. as many people leave their— we need to attend base. as many people leave their day— we need to attend base. as many people leave their dayjobs - we need to attend base. as many. people leave their dayjobs because we all— people leave their dayjobs because we all have — people leave their dayjobs because we all have day— people leave their dayjobs because we all have dayjobs _ people leave their dayjobs because we all have dayjobs as _ people leave their dayjobs because we all have dayjobs as volunteers, | we all have dayjobs as volunteers, and we _ we all have dayjobs as volunteers, and we make — we all have dayjobs as volunteers, and we make a _ we all have dayjobs as volunteers, and we make a plan— we all have dayjobs as volunteers, and we make a plan to _ we all have dayjobs as volunteers, and we make a plan to help- we all have dayjobs as volunteers, i and we make a plan to help someone and we make a plan to help someone and what's _ and we make a plan to help someone and what's required _ and we make a plan to help someone and what's required to— and we make a plan to help someone and what's required to go— and we make a plan to help someone and what's required to go in, - and we make a plan to help someone and what's required to go in, what. and what's required to go in, what kit we _ and what's required to go in, what kit we need. — and what's required to go in, what kit we need, how _ and what's required to go in, what kit we need, how many _ and what's required to go in, what kit we need, how many people, i and what's required to go in, what- kit we need, how many people, where we need _ kit we need, how many people, where we need to— kit we need, how many people, where we need to go — kit we need, how many people, where we need to go and _ kit we need, how many people, where we need to go. and then _ kit we need, how many people, where we need to go. and then we _ kit we need, how many people, where we need to go. and then we initiate i we need to go. and then we initiate the rescue — we need to go. and then we initiate the rescue-— the rescue. and you say where you need to go- _ the rescue. and you say where you need to go- ls _ the rescue. and you say where you need to go. is it _ the rescue. and you say where you need to go. is it always _ the rescue. and you say where you need to go. is it always obvious i need to go. is it always obvious where you need to go? 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use the _ which is really important. and we use the word fast to help people remember the key signs and symptoms of a stroke. _ remember the key signs and symptoms of a stroke, so if i talk you through— of a stroke, so if i talk you through it, the f in fast sensor facei _ through it, the f in fast sensor face, so — through it, the f in fast sensor face, so that is drooping, if summary— face, so that is drooping, if summary smiles and it isn't the same on both— summary smiles and it isn't the same on both sides. the a stands for arms — on both sides. the a stands for arms you _ on both sides. the a stands for arms. you are simply to hold their arms— arms. you are simply to hold their arms out~ — arms. you are simply to hold their arms out. one will be weaker than the other — arms out. one will be weaker than the other. and s is for speech. are the other. and s is for speech. are the words — the other. and s is for speech. are the words slowed or the wrong words coming _ the words slowed or the wrong words coming out? and if you notice any one of— coming out? and if you notice any one of those things, then the t — time _ one of those things, then the t — time to— one of those things, then the t — time to call— one of those things, then the t — time to call 999. it is a medical emergency. the faster you get treatment, the more likely you will recover _ treatment, the more likely you will recover. : , :, , recover. and 'ust to emphasise, even one of those — recover. and just to emphasise, even one of those symptoms... _ recover. and just to emphasise, even one of those symptoms... just i recover. and just to emphasise, even one of those symptoms... just one i recover. and just to emphasise, evenj one of those symptoms... just one of the symptoms- _ one of those symptoms... just one of the symptoms. there _ one of those symptoms... just one of the symptoms. there are _ one of those symptoms... just one of

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can. what should other people do? those whose _ can. what should other people do? those whose homes _ can. what should other people do? those whose homes have - can. what should other people do? those whose homes have been - can. what should other people do? - those whose homes have been flooded or are at risk of being flooded? for those... or are at risk of being flooded? for those- -- and _ or are at risk of being flooded? fr?" those... and some may already have sandbags. if they do not already, then they need to put those out. what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they — what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they need _ what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they need rescuing? - what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they need rescuing? we - what if they need rescuing? sorry? what if they need rescuing? we do| what if they need rescuing? we do have some — what if they need rescuing? we do have some people _ what if they need rescuing? we do have some people on _ what if they need rescuing? we do have some people on hand - what if they need rescuing? we do have some people on hand and - what if they need rescuing? we do have some people on hand and we | what if they need rescuing? , cf have some people on hand and we are working with the emergency services. the fire brigade has already helped to evacuate some people to temporary accommodation. so to evacuate some people to temporary accommodation.— accommodation. so they should call 999 if they need _ accommodation. so they should call 999 if they need urgent _ accommodation. so they should call 999 if they need urgent help. - accommodation. so they should call 999 if they need urgent help. if - 999 if they need urgent help. if they need urgent help, sure. we have emergency numbers on the council website as well. we emergency numbers on the council website as well.— website as well. we wish you the best, thank _ website as well. we wish you the best, thank you _ website as well. we wish you the best, thank you for _ website as well. we wish you the best, thank you for being - website as well. we wish you the best, thank you for being with i website as well. we wish you the | best, thank you for being with us. thank you. best, thank you for being with us. thank you-— thank you. stay with his hero bbc news.

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are called off, the government would immediately look to restart talks. but in the meantime, during what will be the longest strike action in nhs history, consultants like drjason dungu over at basildon hospital have to act down to coverjunior doctors. we make sure that there's enough coverfor the inpatients so it's not more busy because we're not doing the elective and routine work. so what should patients do over the next six days? well, if you have a life threatening emergency, make sure you still call 999. otherwise, you can call the 111 service. if you have a planned operation or an appointment, you can still attend unless you've been told otherwise. leigh milner, bbc news. let's take a look at today's papers. the guardian leads on comments from the junior doctors union the bma warning that there could be more strike action ahead. the paper says this leaves "rishi sunak facing fresh pressure over his pledge to reduce nhs waiting times". the times focuses on a warning

president to resign in the wake of testimony last month that critics did not speak out enough. the damage was done. in a letter she released today, she called the decision to resign difficult beyond words. she also said the controversy had subjected her to quote, personal attacks and threats fueled by racial animus. >> reporter: the harvard president's writing came to light with eight of her papers found to have instances of it according to the free beacon. conservative media had been unearthing them in gay's past works. one example, an entire paragraph lifted almost verbatim in her dissertation without citation. another example first reported monday. several sentences from a 999 book appeared in a 2001 article written by gay but she failed to

life—threatening conditions you should call 999 and you should seek emergency care. if you don't. then please avoid coming to end the occupation of a long wait. for an overview of _ occupation of a long wait. for an overview of what _ occupation of a long wait. for an overview of what has _ occupation of a long wait. for an overview of what has been - occupation of a long wait. for an overview of what has been going occupation of a long wait. for an i overview of what has been going on in hospitals are crossing and here is our health correspondence will be hutchison. ~ ., ., ., �*y hutchison. what do we want? by restoration- _ hutchison. what do we want? by restoration. a _ hutchison. what do we want? by restoration. a new _ hutchison. what do we want? by restoration. a new year - hutchison. what do we want? by restoration. a new year but - hutchison. what do we want? by restoration. a new year but stilll hutchison. what do we want? by l restoration. a new year but still no end in sight _ restoration. a new year but still no end in sight to _ restoration. a new year but still no end in sight to the _ restoration. a new year but still no end in sight to the junior— restoration. a new year but still no end in sight to the junior doctors . end in sight to the junior doctors pay dispute that started last spring. the six—day work—out is the longest yet and comes in this first week of january, longest yet and comes in this first week ofjanuary, a longest yet and comes in this first week of january, a notoriously tough time for hospitals. they have been bracing themselves. it is unprecedented - bracing themselves. it is unprecedented to - bracing themselves. it is unprecedented to have l bracing themselves. it 3 unprecedented to have six days of strike. we have been preparing for this now for the last two weeks. 0ur teams feel ready and confident to cover gaps but we are really anxious and worried about how we will look after our patients during that period. after our patients during that eriod. , , ., ., , period. this is no doubt the toughest — period. this is no doubt the toughest strike _ period. this is no doubt the toughest strike the -

has been cancelled or delayed, they are saying, do check with your hospital to make sure your appointment has been cancelled, because it may not have been, not all appointments are being cancelled, so do come in unless you have been contacted. the main focus for the hospitals here, the big concern i think is around staffing and emergency patient, the main focus is going to be in the emergency department and seeing those patients that come in. the concern is that from age concern this morning is that some elderly patients might not come in, might not want to be a bother or be worried about waiting in the emergency department so they are saying, if you have a life or limb emergency, do call 999, make sure you come to a&e. they are also worried about the length of time others may have to wait. we may see waits in a&e that we have never seen before, over six days there is going to be a real build—up because these juniors work incredibly hard not only with the patients but also discharging patients and that means