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Got a range of services in place. for some areas it is additional funding, like in general practice, for other areas it is counselling and talking therapies, mental health and well—being hotlines, text support which is 21w. the department of health and social care says it's doing everything to support the well—being of staff and that the government's backed the nhs every turn. but those on the front line fear there's still no letup in sight. katherine da costa, bbc news. well, we can speak to lucy warner, who's the chief executive of nhs practitioner health — which originally offered hel...

What has been called the burn—out of so many staff in the health service? absolutely. listening to the story there, it's similar to a lot of stories that we are hearing from people up and down the service who are accessing our nhs practitioner health and that we see more people in the last 12 months registering with us then in the last 12 years so this is a significant increase for people reaching out for help right now. is people reaching out for help right now. , ., , , people reaching out for help right now. is that purely because of the andemic now. is that purely because of the pandemic...

Which commissioned the report, says longer—term thinking is needed. we need a total overhaul of workforce planning, because there is a failure in the system. it takes seven years to train a doctor, three years to train a nurse, and it's never enough of a priority for the department of health and social care and the treasury when it comes to spending reviews to spend this money on doctors and nurses that you're not going to see for many years hence. health unions have warned excessive workloads across the nhs and social care risk staff leaving their profession early. if that happens, it would...

But their run into the semis in russia captivated the nation. they're playing croatia on sunday, the same opponents that ended the world cup adventure. it is croatia's night in moscow. the difference this time? expectations are much higher. natalie pirks, bbc news. people aged between 25—29 in england are now able to book an appointment for their first coronavirus jab. vaccines are already available for anyone 18 and over in wales and northern ireland. the move in england brings the uk a step closer to meeting the target to offer all adults a vaccine by the end ofjuly. jim reed has more. lin...

Not open to all nhs staff in england and scotland. so they are not alone, they are not the only one feeling that way, it's fairly understandable. i've worked in the nhs my entire life and i don't think i've ever worked as hard as i have in the last 15 months or so. everybody is feeling it and they have done the right thing by reaching out and getting some help. as a range of things we can do and we can connect them with therapist, we can connect them with therapist, we can connect them with therapist, we can provide medication if that's going to help and we can provide them with the tools that...