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the norfolk and suffolk foundation trust says it is committed to listening to its staff and acting it says it has introduced safer ways of working and is focused on improving its culture and treating more people. the health watchdog, the cqc, upgraded the trust's rating to "requires improvement" but the trust says it's seeing a significant and sustained demand for services. hi, caroline. hello, nikki. bereaved relatives say they won't give up. while we were filming, they raised concerns again at a public board meeting held online. we are just three ordinary women. but we are persistent. mid staffs eventually came out, and the francis report came out ofjust persistent relatives who were determined to find out why their loved ones had failed. and we are determined and persistent. it was met with an apology they'd waited a decade for. we have lost count of people who've died. our systems, our processes, our entire approach has simply not been good enough. every single life lost matters.
the patient�*s safety is not held in as high esteem as the reputation of the trusts being governed. we're dealing with people's lives here. for years, mental health services here in norfolk and suffolk were rated the worst in the uk. why? well, a decade ago, as part of the government's push to reduce the deficit, the trust cut its budget by 20%, slashing beds and staffing. at the time, doctors warned it was a car crash in slow motion. but the trust repeatedly said this wasn't contributing to an increased number of deaths. tim shanahan was 30 when he died waiting for support. his mother, caroline, believes he would be alive today if he'd had help sooner. we came here when we heard the news that tim had died.
engage in partisan political activity, and that is the specific issue here today and it is a bellwether hearing to get a sense of the potential defenses and some of the evidence that fani willis and the team has. brad raf fenceberger and everybody is going to be waiting with bated breath to hear about that infamous phone call that we have heard from ad nauseam with former president trump asking for him to find those extra votes. >> and we are keeping an eye on the courtroom, but sticking to the conversation of fulton county, because patricia, as caroline noted, this could set a precedent for the other defendants in the case, and do you know if there is concern perhaps among the prosecutors in fulton county that this could wind up in federal court? >> yeah, of course. they would rather keep it in
chief of staff of the white house counsel's office. white house visitor logs showed nine weeks later, trump was indicted by smith's office. a spokesman for the special counsel said but declined to comment further. this is a sign they bidens or mailing list to be election interference what he think this will go? >> welcome think about what the prepresident said on this. there he has been adamant he wants no connection to the d.o.j. and partly in the white house has been very adamant on that as well. we cannot leave any kind of appearance that we were influencing this in any way. another part of the explanation is come out from its duration the career service employee over at the white house. maybe he was part of an investigation. the visitor logs do not tell us that that tells who went where and often who they met with.
names. it is all very shady. i think we just need to file the money and maybe the answer is there. or i think the answer is there. >> house gop very actively doing that. you have heard congressman byron and donald many times himself say we look out the shell companies because for him as a man in that business that does not make sense. >> it sure it doesn't. here's how the story it's interesting your post is reporting joe biden's staff are not joe biden but staffers for joe biden met with special counsel jeff smith's aids before the trumpet indictments. they said quote the white house counsel's office both a top aide to special counsel smith just weeks before he brought charges that its former president trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents which is raising serious concerns about coordinated legal efforts aimed at present bidens like the opponent in 2024. j join the special counsel team and nin november of 2022 took a meeting in the white house in 2023 with caroline the deputy
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warrant from the district attorney in georgia. so clark, meadows, both trial to hold off their arrests this week. it is not a good time for them if they were thinking they wouldn't have to go to georgia. >> i want to bring in caroline. does all this indicate to you that prosecutors see rudy giuliani as a central player in this alleged conspiracy? >> absolutely, wolf. if you just read the indictment, he clearly comes up a lot. it is the great irony, really, that we're seeing giuliani's mugshot here being, he's being now prosecuted under a statute, a rico statute very similar to the one he pioneered in new york to prosecute mob bosses and the famili gambino crime family. this is a far cry from his madison avenue apartment. i think what he's really going
qualifications and we learned for the death of paba, june 2015, she did a call that allowed her, gave her the qualifications to start administering drugs down the long line and just two weeks later, she killed baby a doing that line. was she becoming more competent, more confident and getting better? of killing and attacking babies? thank you, we appreciate your insight. carolyn cheatham, who is co—host of a podcast here in greater manchester. we were talking and caroline was explaining some of the