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Dire the power expected to be out for weeks hospitals are overwhelmed, and were hearing more horror stories from when the storm hit. one nursing home owner is under fire after these images surfaced showing patients packed into unsanitary conditions and in the northeast, the death toll from the same storm now tops 50. president biden will tour the damage there this week. we have two reports tonight beginning with vaughn hillyard outside new orleans. >> reporter: hurricane ida one week later has l...

There�*s a growing backlash in the conservative party to suggestions of increasing national insurance contributions in order to fund social care in england. the former chancellor, lord hammond, has warned borisjohnson he�*ll damage the party if he adopts the policy, which would break a manifesto commitment. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. this is kate visiting her mother, carolyn, who is 75, and a care home with dementia. kate is selling her mother�*s flat to pay fo...

Together. >> i have to get on a plane. >> no, you dont. >> yes, i do. >> no, you dont. >> i do. theyre waiting for me, ross. >> i have watched the final episode. and am crying as an audience member. >> i was there in the audience. and you could feel the energy. >> i remember it being very secretive. we had a big flat across part of the stage so that people couldnt see. >> come on, miss, isnt there any way that you could just let me off? >> no, no! oh, my god. did she get off the plane? did she g...

Singer sarah harding has died at the age of 39, after being diagnosed with breast cancer last year. the head of one of prince charles charities temporarily steps down after claims he helped secure an honour for a major donor. relatives of a female police officer in the ghor province of afghanistan have told the bbc that she has been killed by the taliban. theres a growing backlash in the conservative party to suggestions of increasing national insurance contributions in order to fund social care...

Not close to one yet. who would be out there by his side? would we see ivanka again? >> she stepped back from politics. she doesnt want anything to do with it. her husband is writing a book. theres some tension with him and his father-in-law. it is so interesting. here is donald trump thats taking his post-presidency flat form and used it to influence an entire political party. hes capitalizing on it as much as possible. theres melania who hadnt worked that angle at all. another anomaly of ameri...

This is kate visiting her mother, carolyn, who is 75, and a care home with dementia. kate is selling her mothers flat to pay for the care. £7,000 every month and it has risen fast. the stress of, will you be able to afford it? we heard about these astronomical care home prices and they are, the fees are not sustainable, will be. the care system is in crisis. some pay all of their costs if they have assets, others rely on local authorities who struggle to fund adequate provision. and battered by...

Suppose it does last a month? >> well have to cut down. cut out on this violin. you dont know how to handle money. >> of course i dont. i never had any practice. >> these were lower middle class people that could do regular things but didnt have a lot of money. >> in the 1950s you had a major push to move out to suburb ya. >> and consumerism. you have all these perfect familiar hi sitcoms with housewives in it and new nice gadgets in the kitchen. >> with you the honeymooners lived in a little fl...

Heres our political correspondent damian grammaticas. this is kate visiting her mother, carolyn, who is 75, in a care home with dementia. kate is selling her mothers flat to pay for the care. £7,000 every month, and it has risen fast. the stress of, will you be able to afford it? we heard about these astronomical care home prices and they are, the fees are not sustainable, certainly with mums fees going up a5% in six years, should i ever need to go into a care home, i dread to think what the pr...

August was the slowest job growth since january. the very sector stalled hiring leisure in hospitality was flat. employment in that sector is still down 10% from before the pandemic. job losses were in retail stores, bars and restaurants, even without renewed lockdowns economists say americans are turning more cautious about going out as the variant spreads and hospitals fill up. there was strong hiring in professional services, think architects, engineers, computer systems design, gains in manu...