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Things have to stop. things have to stop — more appointments have to be cancelled, more operations have to be cancelled. and that's where we get the problem, which is the impact this is now having, which you don't see day to day, which is happening below the surface in terms of making it more and more difficult for the nhs to recover services. we've just been through a really tough winter. we're coming out of that now. this is a chance for us to start to chip away at those long waiting lists, to try to address the level of sickness in the community. but we're not going to be able to make tha...

Dire state of affairs now. qm. dire state of affairs now. ok, so let's try and _ dire state of affairs now. ok, so let's try and be _ dire state of affairs now. ok, so let's try and be constructive - dire state of affairs now. ok, so l let's try and be constructive about what might solve some of this. which of the two possible areas of compromise do you think would be most appealing to you and other members of your union? would it be a one—off hardship payment to address some of the issues around power you have talked about, or would it be bringing forward next year's pay settlement, backdat...

For something to be done about this year's pay settlement. not next year's necessarily. talk of a one—off payment, maybe or next year's pay rise backdated. this could sour those relations, many think the other side of the coin looking ahead to future disputes and _ how a minimum level of service can be guaranteed. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... russian forces are said to be close to taking the strategic ukrainian salt—mining town of soledar, after weeks of intense fighting. let's talk about the golden globes now. this time yesterday we were talking ...

On a medical ward. unfortunately, there aren't any medical beds available. the whiston hospital in merseyside is not alone — it's a similar picture across the country. strike action and high levels of covid and flu are contributing to the pressures. 17 million people in england are waiting for non—urgent operations. the government says it's called today's meetings to tackle the most crucial challenges. its four areas of focus will be gp services, emergency care, waiting lists and delays in discharging patients into social care. today's talks have been called by the government and are being...

Today's meetings to tackle the most crucial challenges. its four areas of focus will be gp services, emergency care, waiting lists and delays in discharging patients into social care. today's talks have been called by the government and are being led by the prime minister. health leaders, clinicians and medical experts are among those attending. but one of today's attendees, the health secretary steve barclay, is preparing for more talks on monday. he's meeting union leaders to discuss next year's pay settlement, but they say they're still unhappy with this year's. they want to talk about the ...