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n wiing no help from wh media in wisconsin who are advocates fore the left. but eventually the truth, nd i think, will prevail here p. d. let's hope and pray it does. s a wellrl, this is an important race. when does early voting start in wisconsin? iwe have two weeks early votint so it's not till later in tru october. so wthe have time to get the truth out. that's why i neeportd your supp. ron johnson, centcom. i don't think that anybody should be able to cast a votele in any raccae until there hasa a been every debate becauscee people need to see the candidates together so makedandidates together so decision, an educated decision v before they go intotino the vot. booth. and this is going to be a verys going to important race. of mone i'm pretty confident you will do well, but the amount of money that they're spending to try and knock you out is staggering. anyway, senator johnson, thank you. >> all right. y se when we comenator back , we'll be joined by senator rand paul . he and dr. fauci , int they got he and dr. fauci , int they got on the hill today.towe're we're going to shogoinw yog tout
of weather and that's the thing that iwe're now seeing become the newl normal with the climate emergency. and in west wales, fields of crops threatened by wildfires. in may, the perfect playing surface, but look now. the outfield burnt yellow. 0diham in hampshire has gone more than a0 days without a drop of rain, longer than anywhere else in the country. it's dangerous. they slip when they're bowling. they can fall over trying to field a ball and it's dangerous. so we've gone from having to water our square maybe once a week, twice a week to keep it in good nick to now doing it at least once a day. rain is on the way, but the authorities warn the drought could be with us for months to come. angus crawford, bbc news. let's speak to angus moorat, who's
here at the sulis hospital in bath, staff have been carrying out a high number of orthopaedic procedures. iwe've taken patients from sevenl local hospitals and we've managed |to get through 1100 extra cases| on top of what was a pretty busy hospital already since september. and that's been through dedication |of the staff, really, working hard, | thinking of smarter ways to work. health experts warn there are bigger challenges to come, with around 50,000 patients waiting over 18 months and more than 300,000 waiting over a year. well, it's a little bit like arriving at base camp, unfortunately. they've done well to get there, but there is a much bigger mountain to climb, in terms of the people who've waited 78 weeks and over a year, where the numbers are much bigger. elsewhere in the uk, work continues to try to reduce the longest waiting times. but with the risk of another wave of covid and flu this winter,
of determination to this challenge. the nhs has been trying to free up capacity with the use of surgical hubs. here at the sulis hospital in bath, staff have been carrying out a high number of orthopaedic procedures. iwe've taken patients from sevenl local hospitals and we've managed to get through 1,100 extra cases on top of what was a pretty busy hospital already since september. and that's been through dedication |of the staff, really, working hard, | thinking of smarter ways to work. health experts warn there are bigger challenges to come, with around 50,000 patients waiting over 18 months and more than 300,000 waiting over a year. well, it's a little bit like arriving at base camp, unfortunately. done well to get there, but there is a much bigger mountain to climb, in terms of the people who've waited 78 weeks and over a year,
iwe're here at the hospital wherel i've been receiving my treatment, to see my brilliant stoma nurse, elaine — last month we filmed with radio1 dj adele, who also has a stoma, and has also been raising awareness. this essentially- is my small intestine. iand the reason that the doctorsi gave me this is because my large i colon is healing at the moment, . because i've had a tumour removed. adele has become an inspiration forjessica. hi, adele. i wanted to thank you for raising awareness with me, because it means so much to me, and, yeah, helping the children, the children and adults who have a stoma with me. bye. so a final surprise — a message from jessica's hero. just sending our love, hoping that you're fitl and healthy and well. and i'm so sorry that i couldn't be there with you today. _ i hope to meet you one day soon, because you're - a massive inspiration to me.
of the celebrities have had stomas and stuff now, itjust promotes . the independence of how you can be normal with a stoma. _ jessica is determined to live life to the full. she's a keen dancer and won't let her stoma hold her back. ijust think she's a bundle ofjoy. so much energy, infectious energy. and you wouldn't think that she'd have the stoma. you just wouldn't know. and ijust think she inspires us as teachers, as well as other students. so i see jessica with a stoma as a positive thing, because it's made her more resilient, more strong, and a more positive outlook on the world. jessica posts videos on social media. she wants to share her story, to let other people know that life with a stoma can be normal and nothing to worry about. iwe're here at the hospital wherel i've been receiving my treatment, to see my brilliant stoma nurse, elaine — last month we filmed with radio1 dj adele, who also has a stoma,
because it's made her more resilient, more strong, and a more positive outlook on the world. jessica posts videos on social media. she wants to share her story, to let other people know that life with a stoma can be normal and nothing to worry about. iwe're here at the hospital wherel i've been receiving my treatment, to see my brilliant stoma nurse, elaine — last month we filmed with radio1 dj adele, who also has a stoma, and has also been raising awareness. this essentially- is my small intestine. iand the reason that the doctorsl gave me this is because my large i colon is healing at the moment, . because i've had a tumour removed. adele has become an inspiration forjessica. hi, adele. i wanted to thank you for raising awareness with me, because it means so much to me, and, yeah, helping the children, the children and adults who have a stoma with me. bye.