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at six tens of thousands of nurses go on strike again in their biggest day of action so far in england. they chant: claps don t pay the bills, claps don t pay the bills! strike action will intensify next month. ambulance workers will now walk out on the same day as nurses in england and wales, piling huge pressure on hospital bosses. my message, and that of many chief executives around the country, is that this needs resolution. we cannot continue to go through periods of industrial action, and the disruption caused to patients and to our staff. also on the programme tonight. another slight fall in inflation but food prices continue to soar. a
as for the obvious question, the cause is not known. an analysis of images of the crash site by the bbc has a revealed any missile debris. the ukrainian officials made no mention of the missile fire. in times of war, many suspect the enemy. these are dangerous times to be a ukrainian. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv region. for more on this, let s speak to former us ambassador to ukraine and senior director of the atlantic council s eurasia centre, ambassadorjohn herbst. it s great to get you on the programme, ambassador, and just to say we ve seen such a tragic loss of life and we still don t know what happened. but if you could help explain what a significant blow this is for ukraine s war effort?- is for ukraine s war effort? look, den s is for ukraine s war effort? look, denys monastyrskiy is for ukraine s war effort? look, denys monastyrskiy and - is for ukraine s war effort? look, denys monastyrskiy and some i is for ukraine s war effort? look, denys monastyrskiy and some of|
claps don t pay the bills! inside, the operating theatres are silent. no planned operations are going ahead. there is no one in the recovery room. today we would have had two days worth of operations planned in these theatres, our newest set of theatres, and we have nothing planned at all in terms of surgical activity today or tomorrow. and what normally happens here, what level of activity? normally we d be busy with orthopaedic or ear, nose and throat surgery. it s one of our busiest surgical hubs in the whole of the uch campus. but not today. university college hospital london gave us access to see how it s affecting them. over 2000 patients will miss their operations and appointments. the boss has called on unions and the government to settle the dispute. disputes like this, industrial action of this scale, is
industrial action ever next month. on the 6th of february, thousands of nurses and ambulance workers will walk out in a long running dispute about pay. tens of thousands of nurses in england have already been taking part in strike action this week. our health editor hugh pym reports from university college hospital, in london, on the impact of the strikes. claps don t pay the bills, claps don t pay the bills! outside the hospital, the noise from striking nurses and protesters. claps don t pay the bills, claps don t pay the bills! inside, the operating theatres are silent. no planned operations are going ahead. there is no one in the recovery room. today we would have had two days worth of operations planned in these theatres, our newest set of theatres here at the grafton way building, and we have nothing planned at all in terms of surgical activity today or tomorrow. and what normally happens here, what level of activity? normally we d be busy with orthopaedic or ear,