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Test everybody going into care homes at the start of the pandemic? goad at the start of the pandemic? good afternoon, ben. _ at the start of the pandemic? good afternoon, ben. yes, _ at the start of the pandemic? good afternoon, ben. yes, it— at the start of the pandemic? (13mm afternoon, ben. yes, it appears to show, in my opinion, that pensioners were let down again. we were told not to worry, it was not going to affect care homes at all. then we have the issue of training, then about testing when patients come to hospital. what we could see what was happening in europe because we felt the...

States, iran has drone capabilities. i don't know if they have balloon capabilities. these things aren't that hard to do. this is low-tech technology. and it brings up our vulnerabilities really. >> it brings up the vulnerabilities. antiquated detection systems. radar, much beyond that now. should be well beyond that now. you even used the atari reference. is the equipment actually that antiquated? and then if so, why are we able to pick up now all of a sudden pick up these objects? >> let me start by saying while the defense of the continental united states has been neglected for decades, in ...

People talk about shooting it down. remember, over here you can see it's been moving into more populated area. less reason to shoot it down here because of the risk involved. if it gets out here, they want to try to hit it there. you really have about a 14-mile area before you get really close to international waters where it becomes more politically sensitive to take it down. believe me, my finger is far too thick to show 14 miles. it's not really a big gap. it would be precise. >> incredible accuracy, also the speed of which this balloon has been drifting or moving, with whether that's simpl...

Preparing for their gcses who don't have a subject teacher qualified in the subject they are preparing for their gcse in. so the disruption is there every day. flan their gcse in. so the disruption is there every day-— there every day. can i 'ust asked, it is so difficult, h there every day. can i 'ust asked, it is so difficult, we _ there every day. can ijust asked, it is so difficult, we know - there every day. can ijust asked, it is so difficult, we know in - there every day. can ijust asked, it is so difficult, we know in the i it is so difficult, we know in the public sector it has been...

But will also needs nursing care night and day. with one in ten nursing jobs in england unfilled, finding nurses to visit is really difficult, leaving his family to provide nearly all of his routine care. we are only averaging about, i think, one to two days a week at most, usually one. so there is a big gap in their services? it is a big gap. month on month, year on year, it is quite exhausting. the government says there are record numbers of doctors, nurses and other staff working in the nhs, that it is tackling the pressures and investing up to £7.5 billion in social care over two years, a...