Global competition for nurses and carers is heating up, especially after COVID-19 and some countries are experiencing a staffing crisis in care homes which some think humanoid robots could one day ease.
You are live with bbc news. now it s time for the panel. this is the part of the show where we hand over the news agenda to our panel, where you decide what you want to talk about. nadine, let s start with you. fine decide what you want to talk about. nadine, let s start with you.- nadine, let s start with you. one of the thing that s nadine, let s start with you. one of the thing that s been nadine, let s start with you. one of the thing that s been all nadine, let s start with you. one of the thing that s been all over - nadine, let s start with you. one of the thing that s been all over the i the thing that s been all over the news today has been the situation with food inflation and how sticky it s been on the shelves. it s an issue across the world as. supply chains, issue mps questioned some of the big markets. they asked why their prices were remaining so high. it s part of a general push in westminster to interrogate why
Not alone to do a couple things hey, you are not alone. seeking help is normal and we re not alone. seeking help is normal and we re here to provide mental health and we re here to provide mental health and we re here to provide mental health. help. we re doing our part health. help. we re doing our part and health. help. we re doing our part and we health. help. we re doing our part and we need to do more. humanity needs to step in. the policy humanity needs to step in. the policy debates about mental health often get lost with the partisan battles, often get lost with the partisan battles, and that s a shame, but moments battles, and that s a shame, but moments of this allow up cut through that clatter. offer our hearts to some that clatter. offer our hearts to some of that clatter. offer our hearts to some of these people are going through some of these people are going through these difficult times, and it could through these difficult times, and it could happen to anyone of it us. can happen to me at year from now, it could can happen to me at year from now, it could happen to people that i know it could happen to people that i know who need more moments. helping know who need more moments. helping is know who need more moments. helping is not a stigma and we re asking helping is not a stigma and we re asking for helping is not a stigma and we re asking for help is actually considered a thing of strength and not weakness. considered a thing of strength and not weakness. , . ., ., ., not weakness. ryan, nadine, great to net our not weakness. ryan, nadine, great to get your thoughts- not weakness. ryan, nadine, great to get your thoughts. thank not weakness. ryan, nadine, great to get your thoughts. thank you - not weakness. ryan, nadine, great to get your thoughts. thank you both. i get your thoughts. thank you both. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.
This it and make sure it works for us. this issue it and make sure it works for us. this issue of it and make sure it works for us. this issue of regulation, it s not easy, is it? this issue of regulation, it s not easy. is it? this issue of regulation, it s not easy, is it? it s not easy because nobody knows easy, is it? it s not easy because nobody knows how easy, is it? it s not easy because nobody knows how the easy, is it? it s not easy because i nobody knows how the technology s going nobody knows how the technology s going to nobody knows how the technology s going to be involved a year from now going to be involved a year from now it going to be involved a year from now. it grows in the power multiply the resection. it s hard to put boundaries on innovation. i think we ve boundaries on innovation. i think we ve learned you can t it restrict it going we ve learned you can t it restrict it going forward, and you have to channel it going forward, and you have to channel it it going forward, and you have to channel it the right way. that will have channel it the right way. that will have a channel it the right way. that will have a huge savings for government all over have a huge savings for government all over the have a huge savings for government all over the world if we should use ai all over the world if we should use al in all over the world if we should use al in that all over the world if we should use ai in that fashion. ai in that fashion. nadine, this is something - ai in that fashion. nadine, this is something. my ai in that fashion. nadine, this is something. my battery s - ai in that fashion. nadine, this is something. my battery sjust i ai in that fashion. nadine, this is. something. my battery sjust run something. my battery s just run out. brian, i heard you, but i m just replacing it. the dean, as with their interviews with politicians, aside from the regulation, is there aside from the regulation, is there a sense they are trying to grip with how this can improve the public life? , ~ .,
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Degree, there is still stigma. interestingly, that is across generations. we know that men are finding it harder to speak about mental health and we know that young people still struggle, too. 18 to 2li year olds talk about their will and it s to talk about mindy health issues. i don t know it. i tend to think youngsters are more in tune with this, but half of them said they probably wouldn t talk about it because they were concerned they would bejudge, and that s because they were concerned they would be judge, and that s that stigma. would be udge, and that s that stiima. ., ,. ., would be udge, and that s that stiima. ., would be udge, and that s that stiuma. . , stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank ou stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so much. stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so much. great - stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so much. great to - stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so much. great to see l stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, i thank you so much. great to see you. just going to bring in our panel on this. nadine, it was very difficult not to be emotional watching lewis capaldi performing at glastonbury and the crowd singing the end of this on the wouldn t quite finish. the song. it s amazing how he has
After accusing Boris Johnson of distracting attention away from his "egregious" Partygate lies, James O'Brien jabs at the former Prime Minister and his ally Nadine Dorries.
They did not do anything as crude as blocking the period of four mps, theyjust ran down the clock for six months so that from the time mps were nominated until the time ran out. thejohnson camp said they knew there was a process where you had to be vetted every six months, but they had not been told that the clock would start ticking from the moment of private offer, not public announcement, and so the fell off the cliff. downing street is saying they followed all the rules and procedures. i5 they followed all the rules and procedures- they followed all the rules and rocedures. , ., ., procedures. is he part of nadine dorries per procedures. is he part of nadine dorries per a procedures. is he part of nadine dorries per a cunning procedures. is he part of nadine dorries per a cunning plan? - procedures. is he part of nadine| dorries per a cunning plan? let s look at the commons privileges committee and that letter from boris johnson. committee and that letter from boris johnson. ~ . , committee and that letter from boris johnson. ~ ., , ., , , ., johnson. what is happening now? there is talk johnson. what is happening now? there is talk of johnson. what is happening now? there is talk of a johnson. what is happening now? there is talk of a delay johnson. what is happening now? there is talk of a delay in - johnson. what is happening now? there is talk of a delay in the - there is talk of a delay in the publication and there is a huge printing operation and that late letter from printing operation and that late letterfrom borisjohnson. it is looking like we will see later this week, possibly on thursday. the report will find the former prime minister in contempt of parliament