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to secure an appointment, due to a withdrawal of proposed funding. our reporter michele paduano has more. martin heath got lucky. he's needed a filling for four months, but was quoted £120 for an appointment. and on universal credit, that wasn't an option. luckily, this practice in shard end only treats nhs patients. i've been looking for about four years to try and get into somewhere permanently. it's a nightmare to wait for somewhere, but it gives you hope when you find somewhere because i can't feel any pain in my teeth any more, which is a lot better for me, really. the dentist was told at the beginning of the year that he could do 10% extra work because there aren't enough nhs dentists and the budget was underspent, but last month, the midlands integrated care boards changed their minds. thank you guys. see you later. i'm not sure how i'm supposed to work for the last six weeks when there is no funding to treat our patients.
how is the biden administration responding? and what are the larger expectations hitting into the summit? >> yeah, lindsey, the president phasing pushback, and also from, like you said, the uk, germany, spain, other nato allies, because of the threat they posed to civilians. the president is still defending this decision, because he says the alternative just wasn't an option. listen to his statements. >> it was not an easy decision. we're not signatories to that agreement, but i -- it took a while to convince me to do it, but either have the weapons to stop the russians now or they
these. they know that the juggle, the parents flying in to help out, best friends flying in to help out, none of us do -- the village it took in this building and the partners who we came and checked with did different aspects with, to family members who sacrificed time and effort and came in to help out, i mean, i just think about the sheer number of hours in my family who back field, so that i was able to help out in my way. it was just really striking. i was like, why is this time so hard? you have a toddler, that's why this one is so hard. these things, i thought it wasn't an option. so, i always felt confident we would come to a deal. the process was an intense one, mostly just me, personally, trying to parent through it. and that was interesting. >> lawrence, the toughest
wasn't an option. so, i always felt confident we would come to a deal. the process was an intense one, mostly just me, personally, trying to parent through it. and that was interesting. >> lawrence, the toughest dimension of this is this time element, where we really knew that we needed, by the first week of june, to have made real progress in getting this thing done. and this sensitivity that we needed to have embedded in this negotiating strategy, so that the bottom did not fall out of either end of this negotiation, we couldn't do it without a decent number of republicans voting for it. and we needed to be confident that democrats could support it as well, and the president said, you know, he really wanted the center of this to be, you know, support from his party, for what we were doing here. and that, i think, as we look back on it, is just a very, very important -- i think a piece of this that we
faced with an uncertain future, eve founded the underdogs training, specialising in training blind dogs. she's now helping other visually—impaired canines and their owners globally. it could be that your dog's lost their sight, and we need to work on confidence with different textures and sounds. how do we go about giving them a nice, safe approach to training without them bombarding into the coffee table? there's nothing better than when you're helping someone and they come to you and say, "oh, we did this today or we achieved that!" it's just incredible. eve's training has helped others, like lauren in derbyshire. earlier this year, she discovered that her rescue dog, indy, is partially sighted. i've never had a blind dog before and i don't know what the right thing to do for india is. i would be heartbroken if i thought i'd done anything, or not done something that potentially left him scared and kind of back to where he was when i picked him up. that wasn't an option, so... so eve is absolutely fundamental in that.
menu for the climate crazies. and their crazy ideas are coming to a school near you. a teacher at spring cannon middle school in utah asked her parents to write an essay or students to write essay on why bugs are better for the environment than eating meet. kids could get extra credit for eating the bugs. one of the students wanted to take the opposite stance that eating meat is okay. sorry, that wasn't an option. watch? >> how come we can't say our opinions. should would he be eating bugs. >> because we don't have any evidence to support it. should would he be eating bugs, yeah? because we are killing the world by raising cows and animals. there is only one right answer for this essay and that it's that americans should be eating bugs. everyone else in the world is eating them. it's healthy for the environment. and it's just -- there is only one right answer. >> jesse: you heard her. only one right answer. bugs are good and beef is bad. follow the science. parents got upset and the
i sent everything certified actually at the advice of diane grossman. who created malory's law after her daughter committed suicide. and i got no response. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, how does that make you feel as a mom? because this is our worst nightmare. this something we all fear. >> it makes me very angry. sending our children to school every day should not be a liability and they're the people that are there. we are not there as parents. so we expect them to be our stand-ins when they have our children in the building. >> ainsley: emily, it's awful to go through that i know how that feels. i was bullied in high school too my freshman years and i didn't want to go back to school. i begged my parents to put me in a private school and change. we didn't have the money for that so it wasn't an option. but going back to school, especially after one of these incidents happens it's really difficult. how are you dealing with it and did those individuals get in trouble? >> actually, i didn't go to school for a full week because you could get jumped very easily
pannone had heard the radio calls and rushed to help. >> if this is not a lot with operation peabody can catch the moment he faced a mob of thousands. >> we were in a medieval battle. this is hand-to-hand combat in its most brutal form. >> the rioters had come armed and were fighting to get inside. they hit police with bats, mystics, batons, tasers. >> guys were bleeding. these are officers i think othe normal circumstances they'd be an ambience on the way to the hospital. but they were because they we were -- there was nowhere to go. >> if you left that line we wer going to lose that door, and that just wasn't an option. >> pannone trying to defend the line while was jake across it. >> i was pulled away from the other officers out into the
the continued cold weather, especially in scotland is affecting some of the country's main commuter routes. a met office amber warning for snow is in place in parts of central scotland around glasgow and stirling, while police are warning people across the whole of scotland to travel with caution. 0ur scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, reports. wintry conditions and difficulties on the roads. a blast of snow after the prolonged low temperatures has meant that in some areas, traffic ground to a halt. some chose to work from home for the day. for others, this wasn't an option. i have just checked the e—mails, that's why i stopped, there is quite a few staff not going to be able to make it in so i know it is going to be a busy day. from minor roads to some of the main routes, the disruption has been widespread. police have warned people to take care if they have to head out. in shetland, around