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BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 22:16:00

Annabel rackham, bbc news, chelmsford. a series of strikes planned by health workers has been suspended by three of the biggest health unions, after a government offer to hold talks on pay. around 115,000 union members in england had been due to take strike action, starting on monday. the welsh ambulance service has also agreed to suspend action for further talks. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns is here. how has this come about? the unions sa it is how has this come about? the unions sa...
Bbc News Channel North West England Strike Action Health Unions Health Workers Annabel Rackham

BBCNEWS Newscast June 4, 2024 19:45:00

So if you attack those cells, you being the virus, then you start clotting and so that is why in the very early stages people were dying from heart attacks, strokes, embolisms, aneurysms and so on and further down the line these clots can go down into the capillaries. and so capillaries were bursting and in my case, in my toes as well, so when i woke up after being in an induced coma for 40 days, i looked down at my toes and there were these kind of red blobs because i had lost my toenails and l...
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CNN At This Hour With Kate Bolduan June 4, 2024 16:24:00

Federal level because just this morning a bipartisan group of senators announced that theyll be introducing a bill taking this on. the details of it have not yet been released and they havent introduced legislation yet, but the broad strokes as theyve announced it seem to be aim at things that youve been talking about, requiring two-person crews and enhancing procedures for trains carrying hazardous waste and increasing fines for violations. have you been talking to ohio senator sherrod brown an...
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CNN CNN Tonight June 4, 2024 04:42:00

I think that that they are looking into these accounts. instagram, he would think does not want this content either because it is alienating users. users do not want to see. it so i do believe that they are going to take action. but, i think that they need to look at the whole way that they police this type of content. because instagram does have pretty strict guidelines in other areas. as we know. you cant for instance show a womans nipples. that will get you taken down right away. >> i mean ob...
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CNN CNN Newsroom Live June 4, 2024 09:37:00

Controversy is obviously helping to -- allegedly in may. but this is just putting him -- getting him more name and brand recognition. a new study links high levels of a common artificial sweetener to increased risk for heart attacks, strokes and death. it is a zero calorie sugar substitute used in a variety of foods and beverages. >> and the calorie control council argues that the study from the cleveland clinic looked at people who were already at high risk for heart disease and that the resu...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 06:23:00

To recruit staff, many experienced carers have left the profession, suffering burnout from the pandemic, and while the younger carers, the reality of earning minimum wage has made them shelve their ambitions. while some disabled adults do find care, others have to wait. it while some disabled adults do find care, others have to wait.- care, others have to wait. it has made me _ care, others have to wait. it has made me very _ care, others have to wait. it has made me very very _ care, others hav...
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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 23:54:00

Heart disease, strokes, etc, etc, etc, so it all can be done and it�*s just a matter of will and, you know, we�*ve done this before. we had the clean air act in 1952. we changed the way we heated our homes and got rid of coal. we�*ve got to do the same. we�*ve got to step up to the challenge and improve the life of everybody as a result of that. the need to rise to the challenge is very much accepted. but how we do that and when we do that is up for debate. rosamond says she will not apo...
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