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And we need that pay restoring because at the moment my colleagues are leaving work to work in australia, other countries abroad, moving into other professions because theyjust can't do it any more. nhs trusts say a&e units across england appeared to be quieter than feared yesterday. the main knock—on effect is likely to come over the next few days as more pre—booked appointments and operations are cancelled. many trusts are worried about covering night shifts, particularly because this strike falls over a holiday period. so really, with every day that goes by, this strike gets more diffic...

Of industrial action in a week of strikes that is expected to run until saturday morning. the government has called the strikes "regrettable". 0ur health reporter jim reed has more details. this strike, says the nhs, is likely to be the most disruptive in the history of the health service. more junior doctors will walk out today as the dispute over pay and working conditions runs into the weekend. we've had a substantial loss to our pay over the last 15 years and we need that pay restoring because at the moment my colleagues are leaving work to work in australia, other countries abroad, moving...

Operations that can be carried out. so it is possible the trend, the turning off it, may be delayed beyond the spring of next year and his target refers to during this parliament, which is the end of 2024, so the figures will be watched closely on the run up to that. in terms of the measures he has set out to support the nhs, one of them is the 7000 extra beds. that was actually first unveiled by the nhs last august. he also talked of a fund to move patients out of hospitals and into the community, that was announced in september but so far not all the money has been made available. some might...

Are getting stuck every week in long queues outside a&e units in england, the highest since records began. a black british charity campaigner who was asked at a royal reception "where are you really from?" tells the bbc her treatment was down to racism and not the lady—in—waiting's age. an independent inquiry will examine the treatment of five—year—old yusuf mahmud nazir, who died after being sent home from hospital because of bed shortages. citizens advice is warning that more and more people are slipping further into debt to pay for basics such as rent and bills. and the charity says...

Figures, across the south wales, wales, only 2—3 degrees. the fog will expand across much of the border region here tonight and into the south west. a few showers in the south—east of england and across the channel islands, and where we have got clearer skies, a touch of frost too. see you in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news, i'm ben brown, and these are the headlines. more than 10,000 ambulances are getting stuck every week in long queues outside a&e units in england, the highest since records began. a black british charity campaigner who was asked at a royal reception "where are you...