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Was out and about this morning, the prime minister and chancellor will be out and about later and yet this document sits under a lever arch file somewhere in the bowels of whitehall and beyond the political machinations around funding and final sign off, as we heard there, this matters hugely because the backlog is huge. 6 million people in england are on a waiting list awaiting a routine operation or procedure and sajid javid acknowledges and he has done for some time that number will get highe...

>> its a choice, a clear choice. a 31-year-old man in need of a heart transplant is no longer eligible for the procedure because he refuses to get the covid vaccine. brigham hospital in boston say it is one of several vaccines required for transplant candidates in the mass general brigham system in order to create both the best chance for a successful operation and also the patients survival after transplantation. candidates must receive the hepatitis b and flu vaccines, follow other healthy beh...

Lets talk to our political correspondent chris mason. good morning to you. interesting to hear charlotte say she does not think this is about particularly covid, she thinks its a much longer term problem with numbers of staff in the nhs. whats behind this delay to the plan, all pretty last—minute? good morning. it looks it was kibosh by the treasury at the last minute with the document pretty much ready to go. the health secretary for england was out and about this morning, the prime minister ...

Takes is one person to get sick, one person to not be able to come in, and everything gets derailed. that is in the back of democrats minds. i think this white house meeting here, i think it is a show to say for president biden, you elected me to be someone bipartisan, trying to work across the aisle, im going to do that, but my conversations with white house officials tell me that he is not going to be waiting for republicans to try to give him a green light to get through his nominee. >> nobod...

Back together in its existing form — with the amazon founder or shipbuilder picking up the bill. there is a degree of resignation in rotterdam. money makes the world go round, eh? is what they say, he says. if its brought back in its original state then it shouldnt be a problem. the procedure will take a few weeks and is expected to happen this summer. one green politician called it a bridge too far. anna holligan, bbc news. now its time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.

Following the grenfell tower fire. a cap on the costs faced by people who live in flats with safety defects has also been announced. its big in the gaming world, but its now hoped virtual reality could improve outcomes for patients with heart conditions. technology developed by kings college london and evelina childrens hospital will help surgeons to plan and practise procedures. the aim is to reduce operating times. unlike a standard flat screen image, this allows the surgeon or cardiologist to...

Elective surgeries it sort of makes you wonder or think about whether these surgeries could be postponed and there may be not that important, but of course, nearly 200,000 people here are missing two week appointment because of cancer concern, and we know that time is of the essence when it comes to cancer treatment was clearly, there has to be a way in both our systems to identify those most at risk? i think we do need _ identify those most at risk? i think we do need to _ identify those most a...

It again just once. yeah. rotterdam council has promised that the bridge will be put back together in its existing form with the amazon founder or ship — picking up the bill. but there is a degree of resignation in rotterdam. money makes the world _ resignation in rotterdam. money makes the world go _ resignation in rotterdam. money makes the world go around. - resignation in rotterdam. money makes the world go around. he l makes the world go around. he sa s if makes the world go around. he sa...

Panic is this attempt to police and censor what our children are exposed to, and at the heart of it, at the heart of all of this, of course, is this idea that america must remain culturally and politically a white nation in the vein of old europe. >> well, thats disturbing. what about the difference -- if you can explain, between banning books and then just taking them off the reading list and thereby the implications for long-standing policies against censorship. >> yeah, so, the difference, of...

The officers, but it is clear from that image that they released to the public taken from body cam footage, his parents say he was a licensed gun owner who did not have a criminal record. the officer who shot him has been put on paid administrative leave, and the county attorney is working with minnesota attorney general keith ellison to decide whether he should face charges. the shooting has renewed criticism of the minneapolis police department, the same department that is being investigated b...