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The prime minister rishi sunak says it's terrifying that people don't know what will happen if they call 999. ambulance staff have said repeatedly that they will respond to all categoryi calls, where life is at risk. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more details. pickets out at dawn in newport, south wales. ambulance staff on strike — members of the gmb union. in gateshead, they had vocal support on the unison picket line. 0h, bless you. and in lincoln, strikers were brought refreshments by the public. the military presence was clear, too, in plymouth and other parts of the country, acting as ...

For the second time in the uk's winter period. they're campaining for better pay and conditions. and this time they've been joined by call handlers, prompting fears of significant impact to services. our health editor hugh pym has more details. pickets out at dawn in newport, south wales. ambulance staff on strike — members of the gmb union. in gateshead, they had vocal support on the unison picket line. 0h, bless you. and in lincoln, strikers were brought refreshments by the public. the military presence was clear, too, in plymouth and other parts of the country, acting as drivers and in su...

More than 100 experts in the field seek to bring clarity to the various terms used to describe animals working in roles supporting people.

Welcome back. national guard troops are deploying this week across the state of massachusetts to help ease the strain on hospitals there. 300 national guard members are being sent to hospitals across massachusetts to fill nonmedical support roles. governor charlie baker has ordered hospitals to postpone or cancel all nonessential elective procedures that might lead to overnight stays. diana richardson, chief medical officer in boston where six national guard troops just arrived this morning. thanks for being with me. what will they be doing? >> reporter: good morning, poppy. thanks for having ...

Advisers who do not want to complete the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority requirements are finding a new home by taking on support roles at practices, according to an industry recruitment firm.