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it was very clear that there was a lot of work that the department needed to do to improve its readiness for a pandemic influenza. if the question you were asking was, was i concerned about that? yes, i was concerned about that. but i was also aware that by the time i started in my post in 2018, a programme of work had been established to address those concerns. in the decade before covid, the world health organisation actually praised much of the uk's preparation and planning for a pandemic. the inquiry later heard that was simply wrong. at this hospital near cardiff, - one doctor reported nurses preparing for work with four visors between 40 of them. i do you agree that the ppe stockpile in wales was woefully inadequate to deal with the pandemic that was being planned for? yes. so our collective planning assumptions did not stand up against reality. we were going through ppe at a much
3D-Printed PPE in emergencies seemed like a great idea during the COVID-19 pandemic. But a recent study shows they could be a contamination risk to patients and staff.
and ppe with its smallest annual increase in nearly three years. this is 12 straight months of declines. and have you ever wondered why a meeting couldn't have just been an email? yeah, we've all been there. there is a report showing companies hounnecessary meetings really cost. and shopify found that they could save 15% in overall costs. let's bring in jessica kringle. thanks for being with us. so first of all, how did we get to this place of so many meetings? >> it is terrible. we went into covid, we lost the ability to run into each other in the hallway and so we went into meeting overload mode. where suddenly we had to have a meeting every single minute of the day in order to stay connected. but it has burned people out and
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could still be learnt. the department of health and care does not know what it has got. it is not confidence in the procurement process. what we recognised as a committee in the early stages of the pandemic, there was an urgent need to get ppe in. now we have a real challenge about how to deal with the huge stockpile of stockpile of out of date and often not very useful ppe. that i might be a tiny bit later this _ useful ppe. that i might be a tiny bit later this evening. _ actor tom hardy is returning to cbeebies bedtime stories for a special episode marking the 75th anniversary of the nhs. hello, iam hello, i am tom. i am about to read you a bedtime story. the british star has become one of their most popular readers with his past appearances being watched more than 2 million times on bbc iplayer. that is a lot of children clicking on. i think it was notjust
as teachers in the national education union strike over pay. the government says its pay offer is fair and reasonable. parents have been warned that end—of—term events such as sports days, concerts and school trips could be disrupted. a group of mps have said the government wasted billions of taxpayers' money on unusable ppe and warned about an "alarming" lack of plans for an emergency stockpile forfuture pandemics. in a report, the commons public accounts committee said the department of health and social care had "written off" nearly £15 billion of inventory in the past two years. the government said that at the time they were working to procure ppe in the face of an unprecedented global pandemic. the committee's chair said lessons
it's life or death at this point. basically, they are asking for the federal government to get involved. the pandemic is unprecedented. it's the first time in the united states history when all 50 states are what we call "activated" in terms of their emergency operation centers. with covid-19, it's like we have 54 separate hurricanes in every state, territory, and the district of colombia. you need the federal government surging resources, using the defense production act to get more respirators, get more masks, get more gloves to our health professionals. governors must be doing a lot of this work, and they are doing a lot of this work. federal government's not supposed to be out there buying vast amounts of items and then shipping. you know, we're not a shipping clerk. the states started to compete with each other for getting masks, getting ppe. why would you create a situation where the 50 states are competing with each other? and then the federal government, through fema, comes in and competes with the rest of it. the governors thought the federal government was gonna come to their rescue.
for getting masks, getting ppe. why would you create a situation where the 50 states are competing with each other? and then the federal government, through fema, comes in and competes with the rest of it. the governors thought the federal government was gonna come to their rescue. that didn't happen at all. [charlie] if italy is anything to go by, the united states better buckle up. the images that came out from italy in march of 2020, they were horrifying. i'm not a panicky person. and i can feel myself getting more panicked. and the atlantic asked me to write about the pandemic. and after reading it, i asked my editor, "what is gonna be its headline?" and he says, "america, you have no idea what's about to happen." and then he goes, "do you think that's too harsh?" a week later, we shut down. [music] i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity,