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Nicky Campbell

and parliament and he should answer for it._ he should lose i for it. in what way? he should lose his pension- _ for it. in what way? he should lose his pension. those _ for it. in what way? he should lose his pension. those people - for it. in what way? he should lose his pension. those people should l for it. in what way? he should lose l his pension. those people should be sacked _ his pension. those people should be sacked. they are in breach of all the covered regulations on at the time _ the covered regulations on at the time they— the covered regulations on at the time. they were not bending the rutes— time. they were not bending the rules they— time. they were not bending the rules they were obviously breaking them. everyone else had to comply with that, _ them. everyone else had to comply with that, we had a terrible christmas that year. i was still recovering, it took me eight months to recover— recovering, it took me eight months to recover when i came home from hospitat _ to recover when i came home from hospitat i— to recover when i came home from hospital. i was being spoon fed, living _ hospital. i was being spoon fed, living an — hospital. i was being spoon fed, living an adapted bungalow, in march, — living an adapted bungalow, in march, i— living an adapted bungalow, in march, i had to finish work through a long _ march, i had to finish work through a long covid—19. and all i get this estate _ a long covid—19. and all i get this estate pension. he gets hundred and £50,000 _ estate pension. he gets hundred and £50,000 a _ estate pension. he gets hundred and £50,000 a year. i stopped by the rutes— £50,000 a year. i stopped by the rules working on the railway, court covid-i9. — rules working on the railway, court covid—19, and now! rules working on the railway, court covid—19, and now i am paying for it. covid—19, and now i am paying for it my— covid—19, and now i am paying for it. my mother died. my auntie died. there _ it. my mother died. my auntie died. there were — it. my mother died. my auntie died. there were ten people at the funerat _ there were ten people at the funeral. they let our children go to the funeral— funeral. they let our children go to the funeral because it was the

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Nicky Campbell

up, and we will get his scan done and find out _ up, and we will get his scan done and find out what _ up, and we will get his scan done and find out what is _ up, and we will get his scan done and find out what is going - up, and we will get his scan done and find out what is going on, i up, and we will get his scan done and find out what is going on, we will make — and find out what is going on, we will make a — and find out what is going on, we will make a plan. _ and find out what is going on, we will make a plan. dad _ and find out what is going on, we will make a plan. dad was - and find out what is going on, we will make a plan. dad was in i will make a plan. dad was in hospitat— will make a plan. dad was in hospital for— will make a plan. dad was in hospital for five _ will make a plan. dad was in hospital for five days, - will make a plan. dad was in hospital for five days, and i will make a plan. dad was inl hospital for five days, and we couldn't — hospital for five days, and we couldn't get _ hospital for five days, and we couldn't get a _ hospital for five days, and we couldn't get a ct— hospital for five days, and we couldn't get a ct scan - hospital for five days, and we | couldn't get a ct scan because hospital for five days, and we i couldn't get a ct scan because it was blocked. _ couldn't get a ct scan because it was blocked, things— couldn't get a ct scan because it was blocked, things were - couldn't get a ct scan because it i was blocked, things were incredibly stretched. — was blocked, things were incredibly stretched. they— was blocked, things were incredibly stretched, theyjust_ was blocked, things were incredibly stretched, theyjust couldn't - was blocked, things were incredibly stretched, theyjust couldn't get i was blocked, things were incredibly stretched, theyjust couldn't get a i stretched, theyjust couldn't get a scan _ stretched, they 'ust couldn't get a scan. . . , scan. yeah, tell me a little bit about that. — scan. yeah, tell me a little bit about that, chris. _ scan. yeah, tell me a little bit about that, chris. you - scan. yeah, tell me a little bit| about that, chris. you couldn't scan. yeah, tell me a little bit i about that, chris. you couldn't get about that, chris. you couldn't get a ct scan. you've touched on it. i just want to explore a little bit more, what did they say to you, why not? what was that like for you? they couldn't get him an appointment. _ they couldn't get him an appointment. they- they couldn't get him an i appointment. they couldn't physicallym _ appointment. they couldn't physically... at _ appointment. they couldn't physically... at one - appointment. they couldn't physically... at one point. appointment. they couldn't physically... at one point itj appointment. they couldn't - physically... at one point it was they— physically... at one point it was they couldn't _ physically... at one point it was they couldn't get _ physically... at one point it was they couldn't get people - physically... at one point it was they couldn't get people to - physically... at one point it was they couldn't get people to getl physically... at one point it was - they couldn't get people to get him in a chair— they couldn't get people to get him in a chairand — they couldn't get people to get him in a chair and wheel— they couldn't get people to get him in a chair and wheel him _ they couldn't get people to get him in a chair and wheel him down - they couldn't get people to get him in a chair and wheel him down the i in a chair and wheel him down the corridor_ in a chair and wheel him down the corridor to— in a chair and wheel him down the corridor to get _ in a chair and wheel him down the corridor to get the _ in a chair and wheel him down the corridor to get the scan _ in a chair and wheel him down the corridor to get the scan done. - in a chair and wheel him down the corridor to get the scan done. at i corridor to get the scan done. at other— corridor to get the scan done. at other times _ corridor to get the scan done. at other times they— corridor to get the scan done. at other times they said _ corridor to get the scan done. at other times they said the - corridor to get the scan done. at. other times they said the radiology department— other times they said the radiology department was_ other times they said the radiology department wasjust _ other times they said the radiology department was just too _ other times they said the radiology department was just too busy, - other times they said the radiology| department was just too busy, they couldrr't_ department was just too busy, they couldn't get — department was just too busy, they couldn't get him _ department was just too busy, they couldn't get him a _ department was just too busy, they couldn't get him a slot. _ couldn't get him a slot. unbelievably— couldn't get him a slot. i unbelievably frustrating. couldn't get him a slot. - unbelievably frustrating. without diverting — unbelievably frustrating. without diverting too _ unbelievably frustrating. without diverting too far, _

Talk-hospital , Dad , Hospital , We-couldn-t-hospital , Find , Plan , We-couldn-t , Ct-scan-hospital , Hospitat , We-couldn-t-get-a-ct-hospital , We-couldn-t-get , Dad-inl

Nicky Campbell

hospital. — of last year will stop he went into hospital. sorry. _ of last year will stop he went into hospital, sorry, it— of last year will stop he went into hospital, sorry, it is— of last year will stop he went into hospital, sorry, it is still- hospital, sorry, it is still difficult _ hospital, sorry, it is still difficult to _ hospital, sorry, it is still difficult to talk- hospital, sorry, it is still difficult to talk about, . hospital, sorry, it is still. difficult to talk about, but hospital, sorry, it is still- difficult to talk about, but he went into hospitat— difficult to talk about, but he went into hospital in _ difficult to talk about, but he went into hospital in september- difficult to talk about, but he went into hospital in september —— - difficult to talk about, but he went into hospital in september —— last| into hospital in september —— last year. _ into hospital in september —— last year. and — into hospital in september —— last year. and he _ into hospital in september —— last year, and he went— into hospital in september —— last year, and he went into _ into hospital in september —— last year, and he went into hospital. l into hospital in september —— last. year, and he went into hospital. we thought— year, and he went into hospital. we thought it _ year, and he went into hospital. we thought it was — year, and he went into hospital. we thought it was the _ year, and he went into hospital. we thought it was the effects _ year, and he went into hospital. we thought it was the effects of- year, and he went into hospital. we thought it was the effects of covid l thought it was the effects of covid he had _ thought it was the effects of covid he had earlier— thought it was the effects of covid he had earlier in— thought it was the effects of covid he had earlier in the _ thought it was the effects of covid he had earlier in the year, - thought it was the effects of covid he had earlier in the year, typicali he had earlier in the year, typical things. _ he had earlier in the year, typical things. you — he had earlier in the year, typical things, you know, _ he had earlier in the year, typical things, you know, bit— he had earlier in the year, typical things, you know, bit of- he had earlier in the year, typical things, you know, bit of a - he had earlier in the year, typical things, you know, bit of a chest i things, you know, bit of a chest infection. — things, you know, bit of a chest infection, things _ things, you know, bit of a chest infection, things not _ things, you know, bit of a chest infection, things not moving - infection, things not moving pa rticuta rty _ infection, things not moving particularly well— infection, things not moving particularly well in - infection, things not moving particularly well in his - infection, things not moving| particularly well in his chest. infection, things not moving - particularly well in his chest. just a different— particularly well in his chest. just a different guy. _ particularly well in his chest. just a different guy, you _ particularly well in his chest. just a different guy, you know, - particularly well in his chest. just a different guy, you know, his. a different guy, you know, his energy— a different guy, you know, his energy levels _ a different guy, you know, his energy levels had _ a different guy, you know, his energy levels had dropped, i energy levels had dropped, everything _ energy levels had dropped, everything else. _ energy levels had dropped, everything else. he - energy levels had dropped, everything else. he went . energy levels had dropped, . everything else. he went into hospitat— everything else. he went into hospital in— everything else. he went into hospital in september, i everything else. he went into hospital in september, in- everything else. he went into hospital in september, in a l everything else. he went into. hospital in september, in a local hospitat— hospital in september, in a local hospital appeal— hospital in september, in a local hospital appeal in _ hospital in september, in a local hospital appeal in durham, i hospital in september, in a local hospital appeal in durham, and. hospital in september, in a local. hospital appeal in durham, and the first thing _ hospital appeal in durham, and the first thing i— hospital appeal in durham, and the first thing i will— hospital appeal in durham, and the first thing i will point _ hospital appeal in durham, and the first thing i will point out, - hospital appeal in durham, and the first thing i will point out, every- first thing i will point out, every single _ first thing i will point out, every single human _ first thing i will point out, every single human being _ first thing i will point out, every single human being we - first thing i will point out, every- single human being we encountered on the journey— single human being we encountered on the journey we — single human being we encountered on the journey we had _ single human being we encountered on the journey we had with _ single human being we encountered on the journey we had with the _ single human being we encountered on the journey we had with the nhs i single human being we encountered on the journey we had with the nhs was . the journey we had with the nhs was justm _ the journey we had with the nhs was justm i_ the journey we had with the nhs was justm i mean. — the journey we had with the nhs was justm i mean. it— the journey we had with the nhs was justm i mean. it is— the journey we had with the nhs was just... i mean, it is the— the journey we had with the nhs was just... i mean, it is the age - the journey we had with the nhs was just... i mean, it is the age old i just... i mean, it is the age old cliche. — just... i mean, it is the age old cliche. but— just... i mean, it is the age old cliche, but they _ just... i mean, it is the age old cliche, but they were _ just... i mean, it is the age old cliche, but they were heroic, i just... i mean, it is the age old i cliche, but they were heroic, they were _ cliche, but they were heroic, they were spectacular, _ cliche, but they were heroic, they were spectacular, they— cliche, but they were heroic, they were spectacular, they were i cliche, but they were heroic, they were spectacular, they were just. were spectacular, they were just fabulous. — were spectacular, they were just fabulous. to— were spectacular, they were just fabulous. to a _ were spectacular, they were just fabulous, to a person. _ were spectacular, they were just fabulous, to a person. but- were spectacular, they were just fabulous, to a person. but he i were spectacular, they were just fabulous, to a person. but he in| were spectacular, they were just i fabulous, to a person. but he in in september— fabulous, to a person. but he in in septemberand _ fabulous, to a person. but he in in septemberand it— fabulous, to a person. but he in in september and it was _ fabulous, to a person. but he in in september and it was a _ fabulous, to a person. but he in in september and it was a typical i fabulous, to a person. but he in in. september and it was a typical thing of, september and it was a typical thing of. 0k. _ september and it was a typical thing of. 0k. he's— september and it was a typical thing of, ok, he's unwell, _ september and it was a typical thing of, ok, he's unwell, we— september and it was a typical thing of, ok, he's unwell, we have - september and it was a typical thing of, ok, he's unwell, we have a i of, ok, he's unwell, we have a suspicion — of, ok, he's unwell, we have a suspicion something _ of, ok, he's unwell, we have a suspicion something is - of, ok, he's unwell, we have a suspicion something is going . of, ok, he's unwell, we have al suspicion something is going on of, ok, he's unwell, we have a i suspicion something is going on with his lungs. _ suspicion something is going on with his lungs. we — suspicion something is going on with his lungs, we will— suspicion something is going on with his lungs, we will to _ suspicion something is going on with his lungs, we will to get _ suspicion something is going on with his lungs, we will to get his- his lungs, we will to get his oxygen. _ his lungs, we will to get his oxygen. his _ his lungs, we will to get his oxygen, his saturation i his lungs, we will to get his. oxygen, his saturation levels his lungs, we will to get his- oxygen, his saturation levels back up, oxygen, his saturation levels back up. and _ oxygen, his saturation levels back up. and we — oxygen, his saturation levels back up. and we will— oxygen, his saturation levels back up, and we will get _ oxygen, his saturation levels back up, and we will get his— oxygen, his saturation levels back up, and we will get his scan- oxygen, his saturation levels back up, and we will get his scan donei up, and we will get his scan done and find —

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BBC News

financial year beginning in april. but unions say any talks most folk on the current pay deal. mike is a paramedic. you have been working for 13 years. a lot of the focus is on pay but also, according to you, conditions. paint a picture of what life is like? for conditions. paint a picture of what life is like?— life is like? for almost two years it has become _ life is like? for almost two years it has become commonplace - life is like? for almost two years it has become commonplace to l life is like? for almost two years - it has become commonplace to queue at hospitat _ it has become commonplace to queue at hospital. we could be queueing for an— at hospital. we could be queueing for an entire shift. we don't get to respond _ for an entire shift. we don't get to respond to— for an entire shift. we don't get to respond to a single patient on night shift. we would be literally waiting for those waiting to be seen in the hospitat _ for those waiting to be seen in the hospital. obviously that is not saved — hospital. obviously that is not saved. when people call 999, they should _ saved. when people call 999, they should expect us to respond in a timeiy— should expect us to respond in a timely manner.— should expect us to respond in a timely manner. what do you say to those patients _ timely manner. what do you say to those patients who _ timely manner. what do you say to those patients who are _ timely manner. what do you say to those patients who are going - timely manner. what do you say to those patients who are going to - timely manner. what do you say to those patients who are going to be| those patients who are going to be distracted, it might be non—urgent appointments cancelled because of the ongoing strike?— the ongoing strike? ultimately, we can only apologise _ the ongoing strike? ultimately, we can only apologise but _ the ongoing strike? ultimately, we can only apologise but we - the ongoing strike? ultimately, we can only apologise but we are - the ongoing strike? ultimately, we| can only apologise but we are doing it with _ can only apologise but we are doing it with good intent. we are doing this to _ it with good intent. we are doing this to try— it with good intent. we are doing this to try to make things better in the future, —

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BBC News at Ten

recoverfrom the pandemic, we're seeing an increase in the severity of some of the conditions that we're seeing. ﬁst of some of the conditions that we're seeint. �* . ' ., seeing. at a different hospital, sue, seeing. at a different hospital, sue. who _ seeing. at a different hospital, sue. who had _ seeing. at a different hospital, sue, who had chest _ seeing. at a different hospital, sue, who had chest pain, - seeing. at a different hospital, | sue, who had chest pain, spent seeing. at a different hospital, i sue, who had chest pain, spent 16 hours in a&e. she had been told to make her own way rather than calling in e—mails. showers appalled by what she saw. to in e-mails. showers appalled by what she saw. ., , ., , in e-mails. showers appalled by what she saw. ., . ., , ,, she saw. to be honest with you i 'ust she saw. to be honest with you i just wanted _ she saw. to be honest with you i just wanted to — she saw. to be honest with you i just wanted to get _ she saw. to be honest with you i just wanted to get out, - she saw. to be honest with you i just wanted to get out, because | she saw. to be honest with you i | just wanted to get out, because i felt l _ just wanted to get out, because i felt l was — just wanted to get out, because i felt i was safer at home than in the hospitat _ felt i was safer at home than in the hospitat i— felt i was safer at home than in the hospital. i didn't feel confident, not hospital. ididn't feel confident, not that— hospital. i didn't feel confident, not that they didn't know what they were doing, there just wasn't enough people _ were doing, there just wasn't enough people to _ were doing, there just wasn't enough people to do what was necessary. 25 people to do what was necessary. 25; people waiting at people to do what was necessary. 25 people waiting at the moment for a medical admission for a bed in this department... the medical admission for a bed in this department- - -_ medical admission for a bed in this department... the health secretary visitint department... the health secretary visiting watford _ department. .. the health secretary visiting watford general— department... the health secretary visiting watford general hospital. visiting watford general hospital today defended the government's record. ﬁst today defended the government's record. �* ., ., , record. at a time when the treasurer is under very — record. at a time when the treasurer is under very significant _ record. at a time when the treasurer is under very significant pressure - is under very significant pressure because of the costs of the pandemic, the cost of a war in europe, the impact that has on the cost of living and on energy prices, the chancellor has prioritised the nhs and social care.—

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BBC News

back does his mistreatment of women go and where is he now? we have traced him to another country. after leaving the uk, while still under counterterror investigation, he began working for a foreign intelligence agency. before beth, he met ruth, not her real name, abroad. violence, always violence. their relationship _ violence, always violence. their relationship was _ violence, always violence. their relationship was horrifying. - violence, always violence. their relationship was horrifying. he i relationship was horrifying. he started to tell me things that no human— started to tell me things that no human being would be able to get over, _ human being would be able to get over. such — human being would be able to get over, such as swimming in a river of blood, _ over, such as swimming in a river of blood. eating — over, such as swimming in a river of blood, eating children's flesh. i had to— blood, eating children's flesh. i had to listen to this every day. he said he _ had to listen to this every day. he said he would be able to kill me and my daughter too. said he would be able to kill me and my daughter too-— my daughter too. fearing for her life, she my daughter too. fearing for her life. she was _ my daughter too. fearing for her life, she was taken _ my daughter too. fearing for her life, she was taken to _ my daughter too. fearing for her life, she was taken to a - my daughter too. fearing for her life, she was taken to a refuge. l my daughter too. fearing for her life, she was taken to a refuge. i was psychologically broken, really broken _ was psychologically broken, really broken. the women's shelter ordered me an _ broken. the women's shelter ordered me an ambulance to take me to the hospitat _ me an ambulance to take me to the hospital. we me an ambulance to take me to the hosital. ~ :, , , me an ambulance to take me to the hosital. ~ :, ,, , :, , hospital. we found he spent years in britain using — hospital. we found he spent years in britain using her— hospital. we found he spent years in britain using her surname _ hospital. we found he spent years in britain using her surname to - hospital. we found he spent years in britain using her surname to hide .

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The Papers-20220104-23:35:00

the hint of more restrictions. i wouldn't accuse them of putting lives in jeopardy over that, wouldn't accuse them of putting lives injeopardy over that, i mean that. lives in 'eopardy over that, i mean that. �* �* , ., lives in 'eopardy over that, i mean that. �* v ., , lives in 'eopardy over that, i mean that. �* , p that. but it's a very difficult balancing — that. but it's a very difficult balancing act _ that. but it's a very difficult balancing act in _ that. but it's a very difficult balancing act in fairness - that. but it's a very difficult balancing act in fairness to | that. but it's a very difficult. balancing act in fairness to the prime minister. but there's little doubt _ prime minister. but there's little doubt that we do not know enough about_ doubt that we do not know enough about this — doubt that we do not know enough about this yet, we don't know for sure _ about this yet, we don't know for sure whether this has piqued, we know_ sure whether this has piqued, we know it's — sure whether this has piqued, we know it's not as deadly as delta, not as— know it's not as deadly as delta, not as many people end up in hospitat _ not as many people end up in hospital. having said all that, we're — hospital. having said all that, we're not _ hospital. having said all that, we're not sure if it's piqued or not, _ we're not sure if it's piqued or not. it's— we're not sure if it's piqued or not, it's still very transmissible. in not, it's still very transmissible. in america. _ not, it's still very transmissible. in america, 280,000 in america, two hu-e in america, 280,000 in america, two huge cities _ in america, 280,000 in america, two huge cities in — in america, 280,000 in america, two huge cities in china incomplete lockdown, deli and lockdown, all over the — lockdown, deli and lockdown, all over the world. this is sweeping over— over the world. this is sweeping over countries at a rate we've never seen _ over countries at a rate we've never seen before. _ over countries at a rate we've never seen before. it's got to be a very confident— seen before. it's got to be a very

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BBC News-20220115-11:08:00

restrictions? i experience giving birth under the restrictions?— experience giving birth under the restrictions? i only 'ust made the connecton h restrictions? i only 'ust made the connection, but — restrictions? i only 'ust made the connection, but it — restrictions? i onlyjust made the connection, but it really - restrictions? i onlyjust made the connection, but it really hit - restrictions? i onlyjust made the connection, but it really hit me . restrictions? i onlyjust made thej connection, but it really hit me in quite _ connection, but it really hit me in quite an— connection, but it really hit me in quite an emotionally powerful way. the rose _ quite an emotionally powerful way. the rose at — quite an emotionally powerful way. the rose at the time meant that my husband _ the rose at the time meant that my husband couldn't stay with me in hospitat — husband couldn't stay with me in hospitat i— husband couldn't stay with me in hospital. i had a c—section, so that was quite — hospital. i had a c—section, so that was quite hard already. and that moment— was quite hard already. and that moment where he had to leave was quite _ moment where he had to leave was quite scary~ — moment where he had to leave was quite scary. the night when this party— quite scary. the night when this party was — quite scary. the night when this party was happening and i was left alone _ party was happening and i was left alone in_ party was happening and i was left alone in hospital, sending videos of my new_ alone in hospital, sending videos of my new son— alone in hospital, sending videos of my new son to my husband. he was sitting _ my new son to my husband. he was sitting at— my new son to my husband. he was sitting at home, not able to hold his son, — sitting at home, not able to hold his son, bond with his son. it was really— his son, bond with his son. it was really hard — his son, bond with his son. it was really hard. and then of course, when _ really hard. and then of course, when we — really hard. and then of course, when we came out of hospital, my mother, _ when we came out of hospital, my mother, dylan's grandmother, couidh't— mother, dylan's grandmother, couldn't hold him for weeks. and it was so _ couldn't hold him for weeks. and it was so emotionally difficult. but the thing — was so emotionally difficult. but the thing that made it feel 0k was

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Coronavirus Update-20220221-19:37:00

tonight and country getting its i tonight and country getting its confidence _ tonight and country getting its confidence back— tonight and country getting its confidence back but _ tonight and country getting its confidence back but to - tonight and country getting its confidence back but to sir - tonight and country getting its i confidence back but to sir patrick and sir— confidence back but to sir patrick and sir chris. _ confidence back but to sir patrick and sir chris, it _ confidence back but to sir patrick and sir chris, it seems _ confidence back but to sir patrick and sir chris, it seems to- confidence back but to sir patrick and sir chris, it seems to me - confidence back but to sir patrickl and sir chris, it seems to me that you are _ and sir chris, it seems to me that you are clear. _ and sir chris, it seems to me that you are clear, you _ and sir chris, it seems to me that you are clear, you are _ and sir chris, it seems to me that you are clear, you are making - and sir chris, it seems to me that you are clear, you are making it. you are clear, you are making it clear— you are clear, you are making it clear that — you are clear, you are making it clear that this— you are clear, you are making it clear that this pandemic - you are clear, you are making it clear that this pandemic is - you are clear, you are making it clear that this pandemic is far. you are clear, you are making it. clear that this pandemic is far from over~ _ clear that this pandemic is far from over~ what — clear that this pandemic is far from over~ what are _ clear that this pandemic is far from over. what are you _ clear that this pandemic is far from over. what are you feeling, - clear that this pandemic is far from over. what are you feeling, are - clear that this pandemic is far from| over. what are you feeling, are you more _ over. what are you feeling, are you more anxious — over. what are you feeling, are you more anxious than _ over. what are you feeling, are you more anxious than confident - over. what are you feeling, are you more anxious than confident as - over. what are you feeling, are you i more anxious than confident as these restrictions— more anxious than confident as these restrictions are — more anxious than confident as these restrictions are dropped? _ more anxious than confident as these restrictions are dropped? to - more anxious than confident as these restrictions are dropped? to be - restrictions are dropped? to be prime _ restrictions are dropped? to be prime minister, _ restrictions are dropped? to be prime minister, we _ restrictions are dropped? to be prime minister, we have - restrictions are dropped? to be prime minister, we have been. restrictions are dropped? to be - prime minister, we have been doing these _ prime minister, we have been doing these press — prime minister, we have been doing these press conferences _ prime minister, we have been doing these press conferences now- prime minister, we have been doing these press conferences now on - prime minister, we have been doing i these press conferences now on covid for two _ these press conferences now on covid for two years — these press conferences now on covid for two years covid _ these press conferences now on covid for two years. covid has _ these press conferences now on covid for two years. covid has dominated i for two years. covid has dominated your premiership _ for two years. covid has dominated your premiership and _ for two years. covid has dominated your premiership and put _ for two years. covid has dominated your premiership and put you - for two years. covid has dominated your premiership and put you in - your premiership and put you in hospitat — your premiership and put you in hospitat it _ your premiership and put you in hospital. it could _ your premiership and put you in hospital. it could bring - your premiership and put you in hospital. it could bring about i your premiership and put you in . hospital. it could bring about your downfatt. — hospital. it could bring about your downfall, depending _ hospital. it could bring about your downfall, depending on _ hospital. it could bring about your downfall, depending on the - hospital. it could bring about your. downfall, depending on the outcome of that— downfall, depending on the outcome of that met— downfall, depending on the outcome of that met investigation _ downfall, depending on the outcome of that met investigation and - downfall, depending on the outcome of that met investigation and today i of that met investigation and today it seems— of that met investigation and today it seems you — of that met investigation and today it seems you are _ of that met investigation and today it seems you are trying _ of that met investigation and today it seems you are trying to - of that met investigation and today it seems you are trying to turn - of that met investigation and today it seems you are trying to turn the | it seems you are trying to turn the page _ it seems you are trying to turn the page but — it seems you are trying to turn the page but would _ it seems you are trying to turn the page. but would you _ it seems you are trying to turn the page. but would you be _ it seems you are trying to turn the page. but would you be satisfied i it seems you are trying to turn the | page. but would you be satisfied if your legacy— page. but would you be satisfied if your tegacy ends _ page. but would you be satisfied if your tegacy ends up _ page. but would you be satisfied if your legacy ends up being - page. but would you be satisfied if your legacy ends up being covid i your legacy ends up being covid and your legacy ends up being covid and your conduct — your legacy ends up being covid and your conduct during _ your legacy ends up being covid and your conduct during it? _ your legacy ends up being covid and your conduct during it? thank- your legacy ends up being covid and your conduct during it? thank you. i your conduct during it? thank you. first _ your conduct during it? thank you. first of— your conduct during it? thank you. first of all. — your conduct during it? thank you. first of all. on _ your conduct during it? thank you. first of all, on your— your conduct during it? thank you. first of all, on your question - your conduct during it? thank you. first of all, on your question about covid and i think chris and patrick might want to talk about anxiety, look, i think that the country as a

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Newsday-20220307-00:15:00

back and back. the constitutional - back and back. the | constitutional rights back and back. the - constitutional rights of back and back. the constitutional rights of these marchers _ constitutional rights of these marchers are _ constitutional rights of these marchers are the _ constitutional rights of these marchers are the rights - constitutional rights of these marchers are the rights of i marchers are the rights of citizens _ marchers are the rights of citizens of— marchers are the rights of citizens of the _ marchers are the rights of citizens of the united - marchers are the rights of . citizens of the united states and they— citizens of the united states and they should _ citizens of the united states and they should be - citizens of the united statesl and they should be protected even — and they should be protected even in — and they should be protected even in the _ and they should be protected even in the right— and they should be protected even in the right to _ and they should be protected even in the right to test - and they should be protected| even in the right to test them out so — even in the right to test them out so they— even in the right to test them out so they don't _ even in the right to test them out so they don't get - even in the right to test them out so they don't get their. out so they don't get their heads _ out so they don't get their heads broken _ out so they don't get their heads broken and - out so they don't get their heads broken and sent - out so they don't get their heads broken and sent toi heads broken and sent to hospitat _ heads broken and sent to hospital-_ heads broken and sent to hosital. , ., ., , hospital. this real religious controversy, _ hospital. this real religious controversy, this _ hospital. this real religious controversy, this is - hospital. this real religious controversy, this is why - hospital. this real religiousj controversy, this is why it's going to ball up when you get down. it going to ball up when you get down. ,., , , ., going to ball up when you get down. , , ., �* down. it bothers me, yeah. but where are _ down. it bothers me, yeah. but where are right _ down. it bothers me, yeah. but where are right at _ down. it bothers me, yeah. but where are right at the - down. it bothers me, yeah. but where are right at the end - down. it bothers me, yeah. but where are right at the end of. where are right at the end of the day. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines... the humanitarian crisis in ukraine is deepening, with tens of thousands of civilians trapped in cities under near constant russian shellfire, living a hand—to—mouth existence, or going hungry. the international atomic energy agency says it's concerned about reports ukrainian authorities are having trouble contacting staff at nuclear plants now under russian control.

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