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So not so easy was to record the voice, because our studio was under occupation, while we were creating the lyrics for the song, creating the lyrics in our hearts and our hands and our heads, so our studio was under occupation, but we found a way to record the voice, and also our friends, a big thanks for our ukrainian friends that created the video for this song. the video is also very heartbreaking, you should watch it, i am asking you, please, watch the video, because the video compares the m...

Scans remains a big stumbling block. charities warn this is perhaps the most pressing issue, but it could take years to resolve. dominic hughes, bbc news. more than 100 people have been brought ashore by the border force and lifeboats after trying to cross the english channel in small boats. yesterday, more than 250 people made the journey, the first arrivals for 11 days. simonjones is in dover this evening. simon, why have so many people come in the last couple of days? well, i think it is larg...

People off from making the journey. but i think it is largely in truth down to the weather, calm today, lots of crossings yesterday, lots of crossings, not calm over the previous 11 days and no crossings at all. a record 2.7 million people have been referred for cancer checks, by nhs england, in the last year, following a dramatic fall in numbers during the pandemic. at least 30,000 people are still waiting to start their treatment. charities have welcomed the increase in referrals, but warned o...

Mobile clinics and telephone hotlines have been set up to work through the backlog. but a shortage of qualified and trained cancer specialists and radiologists who can interpret scans remains a big stumbling block. charities warn that this is perhaps the most pressing issue, but it could take years to resolve. dominic hughes, bbc news. more than 250 migrants on seven boats were picked up in the channel yesterday according to the ministry of defence, following 11 days without any crossings. there...

"have you seen whats happened here? i dont know if well survive this," she says, voicing the fear that now hangs over this whole region. andrew harding, bbc news, lysychansk. a record 2.7 million people have been referred for cancer checks by nhs england in the last year following a dramatic fall in numbers during the pandemic. at least 30,000 people are still waiting to start treatment. charities have welcomed the increase in referrals but warned of the "devastating" impact the covid backlog ha...

Website. gavin, we will let you go and concentrate on that. more from gavin a little later. a record 2.7 million people have been referred to cancer tasks. by nhs england in the last year, following a dramatic fall in numbers during the pandemic. at least 30,000 people are still waiting to start their treatment. charities have welcomed the increase in referrals, but warned of the "devastating" impact that the covid backlog has had on cancer care. more than 350 migrants have crossed the english c...

On pre—pandemic levels. but while there has been progress, around 30,000 people are still waiting to start treatment, a legacy of the pandemic. we know the pandemic has disrupted cancer care, but the nhs is working absolutely as hard as we can and going as fast as we can to recover the backlogs that have been created. nobody in the nhs wants to see potential cancer patients not being treated. thats why we are expanding community diagnostics, thats why were ensuring that we get through as many ...

As we can to recover the backlogs that have been created. nobody in the nhs wants to see potential cancer patients not being treated. thats why were expanding community diagnostics, thats why were ensuring that we get through as many treatment cases as we possibly can. 0ne—stop shops for tests, mobile clinics and telephone hotlines have been set up to work through the backlog. but a shortage of qualified and trained cancer specialists and radiologists who can interpret scans remains a big stum...

Singapore News - The annual Hair For Hope event to raise funds for the Children's Cancer Foundation (CCF) and increase public awareness of childhood cancer will be held virtually for the second year in a row despite the recent easing of Covid-19 measures. The organisers hope to raise $3... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Just ignore it, and itjust really bothered me so i went back on there and i said, "this is my son. "he is notjust a bum on the street. "he has a family that loves him. "and he actually has a kind heart, hes just very, very sick." jacqui blames, in part, the city government for what has happened to her son. san francisco has made it incredibly easy for my son to remain an addict. they almost enable him and normalise his addiction. everything that he needs to stay addicted is given to him. everyon...