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Of the nhs recovery plan to ensure covid backlogs are addressed and waiting times are brought back within targets substantially increase capacity. inpatient and day case capacity will increase 10% over 18 months and 20% over the next five years. there will be a 10% increase in output and capacity by the end of the parliament and over the same time scale a mix of innovation and extra capacity will deliver 90,000 more diagnostic procedures. the recovery plant will be backed by more than £1 billio...

You jerk. everybody agrees, the decision we were into the implementation awful. this is so royally screwed up, its almost impossible to unscrew it. its like a car accident. you cant reverse it and get the car back, right? you just hope that the insurance company will total it so you dont ever get that car that never is quite the same. so i think that like theres no way to undo this. so now were kind of -- and we didnt, we didnt accept this. but were now along for the ride. theres no choice. when...

Spending on community health services so more care is delivered closer to home. i can from having already removed dental charges for everyone under 26 cents hourly election we will abolish dental charges for all. in the year ahead we will invest an additional £120 million in a mental health services and increase direct investment in a mental health services by 25% over this term. and ensure mental health commands at least 10% of front line health spending. the immediate funding will support the...

Thought we would get it after six months. >> good question, jim. the plan for the roll out was at the september 20th, the week of september 20th. that would actually be about eight months from the time the very first people in this country got their vaccinations in january. thats the issue. we had said and we continue to abide by it that the ultimate implementation will be according to the regulatory aspect of the fda and the recommendations of the advisory committee and immunization practices. ...

Texas? youre right, good luck with that implementation. it would be your loss, not texas loss. abby in the greater picture about the ban you have a unique perspective having worked in a planned parenthood clinic. what do you think of the texas law and what do you think about the response from those like people in portland? >> i mean as a texan i am am thrilled with the heartbeat, with the heartbeat law that has been enacted. 100 to 150 babies are being saved day in the state of texas. i think yo...

A lot of people in the u.s. thought we would get it after six months. >> good question. the plan for the roll out was at the september 20th, the week of september 20th. that would actually be about eight months from the time, the very first people in this country got their vaccinations in january. thats the issue. we said and we continue to abide by it that the ultimate implementation of that would be according to regulatory aspect of the fda and the recommendations of the acip. although the pla...

Question are ready so we dont see this horrible spectacle we saw in december where vaccines were approved but you couldnt get them, you didnt know where to get them, we didnt have the supply. >> reporter: so to be clear, dr. fauci stressed this morning that we are going to at least see partial implementation by september 20th and eventually full implementation of this plan. >> got it. heidi, good to see you. thank you. representative adam kinzinger became the second republican on the january 6...

Figuring out the strategy. there is a lot of feeling of overreach. we knew that it was going in this direction. but with the passage of this bill and now the implementation of this bill without a stay from the supreme court, democrats are seeing this is an issue that we can make some headway on. we see the independents here in texas are not as supportive of the law as republicans are. interestingly enough, willie, there isnt a gender gap betypically see a gender gap among women here in texas you...

About? >> the midnight decision you mean where justice kagan pointed out in 72 hours they basically put into operation a patently unconstitutional law? kate, i want your viewers to know even as recently as 2019, this court has stayed laws involved abortion. in june, medical services, they basically stayed the implementation of state law that would have -- physicians have to have admitting privileges in a hospital within 30 miles. >> and they were about to consider another really big one out of m...

I wonder do you believe afghanistan will go back to a medieval country before the taliban ruled there with no education for women, werent even allowed to play music, no religious freedom, the implementation of sharia law, is that what it will look like under the taliban? >> unfortunately that is my fear. thats my fear because i think the taliban is on an incredible charm offensive. their senior leaders are saying a lot of the right things that they need to say, but i frankly think theyve been co...