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Priority, and hospitals, ambulance trusts and care homes are working together to see more patients as quickly as possible. jim read, bbc news. lets talk to paul kellett. his mum had a fall and broke her hip last week and had to wait more than six hours for an ambulance. thank you for talking to us. how is your mum? she is ok. she is still in hospital. hopefully out in the next couple of days. really, the situation... ijust want couple of days. really, the situation... i just want to say, everyon...

Other outcome. and she proved her addiction in her utterly deranged constant texting so the last trump white house chief of staff. it is the obliviousness of the united states supreme court that america is living under tonight. the outer obliviousness of the way people live, and it is the utter obliviousness of the plight of the 12 year old girl who was raped. and speaking to those judges on friday, clarence thomas celebrated the dense obliviousness he and his republican colleagues bring to work...

Role to create a gap between information and action and the way the times and the way the mass media engendered no chance of arousing public opinion it never treated the holocaust as important or to say in forming motorist if they did not have their automobile registration number the story of that bureaucratic snafu on the front page of the times on march 2nd, 1944. the same day the last voice from the end this was relegated to page number four. it deserves emphasizing the roosevelt administrati...

Times". its worse than fake news. it has been an extremely destructive force in this country and outside this country. i wrote a book called on freedom of the press based on research and scholarship. i want to tell you about "the new york times" it will take a little while so sit back in here we go. in 1984 doctor weinman in his book the abandonment of the jews of the holocaust explained that one reason ordinary americans were not more responsive to the plight of european jews was that very many...

Times". its worse than fake news. it has been an extremely destructive force in this country and outside this country. i wrote a book called on freedom of the press based on research and scholarship. i want to tell you about "the new york times" it will take a little while so sit back in here we go. in 1984 doctor weinman in his book the abandonment of the jews of the holocaust explained that one reason ordinary americans were not more responsive to the plight of european jews was that very many...

Role to create a gap between information and action and the way the times and the way the mass media engendered no chance of arousing public opinion it never treated the holocaust as important or to say in forming motorist if they did not have their automobile registration number the story of that bureaucratic snafu on the front page of the times on march 2nd, 1944. the same day the last voice from the end this was relegated to page number four. it deserves emphasizing the roosevelt administrati...

More news and other mainstream newspapers. the way the times publish the news also had a disproportionate impact as it does today about policymakers and fellow journalist who considered it the newspaper of record. the times was owned by jews of german ancestry that would be more sensitive to the plight further magnified the times crucial role in shaping contemporary is coverage of the holocaust but then to make this damning disclosure. the times judgment that the murder of millions of jews was a...

More news and other mainstream newspapers. the way the times publish the news also had a disproportionate impact as it does today about policymakers and fellow journalist who considered it the newspaper of record. the times was owned by jews of german ancestry that would be more sensitive to the plight further magnified the times crucial role in shaping contemporary is coverage of the holocaust but then to make this damning disclosure. the times judgment that the murder of millions of jews was a...

Hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the plight of thousands of disabled children in ukraine, victims of the russian invasion whove been abandoned without proper care. the human rights organisation disability rights international says its investigation found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in childrens homes that dont have the facilities to cope. the bbc has visited one institution in the west of ukraine where disabled children from the east of the country have been l...

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