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Vulnerable people will be getting £1200 to help them with winter fuel payments. everyone will receive £1100. the government says it is increasing capacity by the equivalent of 7000 beds this winter for the nhs. but there are still concerns this will not be enough. i think it's fair to say, this is not something former british citizen is being sentenced for his role in the notorious islamic state terrorist cell. let's listen into the statement.— terrorist cell. let's listen into the statement. ., the statement. hold you accountable for the crimes _ the statement. hold you accountable for th...

Muscle weakness. as a baby, edward became floppy, he couldn't move his legs. doctors feared that one day he might lose the ability to breathe. and then along came the most expensive drug in the world — zolgensma. it costs £1.8 million, although the nhs got a discount and approved it for use last may. this is edward being given zolgensma via a drip last august. the one—off treatment lasted an hour. in that time, his life was transformed. his muscle tone is a lot stronger. he's almost feeling like a child that doesn't have sma. he can roll, he can hold his head. i mean, honestly, it's endle...

This is bbc news. the headlines nhs hospital staff covid—related absences in england are up by more than 40% in the space of a week according to the latest figures. meanwhile the armed forces have sent personnel into hospitals across london and the north west to help with staff shortages. the australian government deny claims they're holding tennis star novak djokovic captive, after he failed to meet vaccine entry requirements: they say he can leave whenever he wants. dementia cases are expected to almost triple across the world by 2050. experts say it's down to ageing and growing population...

The north west of england will need help from army personnel as well, but there are big variations across the country. the headline figures that we get are not representative as averages, they cannot be, of the best and the worst? absolutely not, we are seeing real chefs both in infections and in their consequences. london which led their consequences. london which led the omicron wave is starting to flatten. that is what the infections are saying. in the staff absence that we are seeing that pattern as well. in london in the week to the 2nd ofjanuary, staff absences well. in london in the wee...