is on track to deliver a0 new hospitals by 2030. i m joined now by saffron cordery, interim chief executive of nhs providers, which represents hospitals and trusts across england. welcome to you, thank you for being with us. do you think this pledge is still on schedule? we with us. do you think this pledge is still on schedule? still on schedule? we know there have been some still on schedule? we know there have been some real still on schedule? we know there have been some real challenges. still on schedule? we know there - have been some real challenges with the progress of the new hospitals programme and many trusts are behind schedule because they haven t been given the go ahead to get building. i think we have to put this in the context of wider challenges for the nhs, in terms of investment in bricks and mortar and investment in its infrastructure, but the expenditure to date has been woefully lacking. things like states maintenance and backlog are already at £9.2 billion w
and pace around the pen. panorama s been given shocking undercover footage from one large dairy farm in the uk. i ve seen cows being kicked while they are down. - i ve seen a cow hit- with a shovel in her face. oh, my god, it s going up into the air. that s, that s terrible. intensive farming helps keep milk cheap, but is it now time for us to pay more? we re too used to paying next to nothing for milk and all food products. we just don t value the milk enough to start with. tonight, we ask what is the true cost of milk? the dairy industry produces 15 billion litres of milk annually, worth £9.2 billion to the economy. but there are growing concerns about the welfare of some of the uk s 1.9 million dairy cows.
i ve seen a cow hit- with a shovel in her face. oh, my god, it s going up into the air. that s, that s terrible. intensive farming helps keep milk cheap, but is it now time for us to pay more? we re too used to paying next to nothing for milk and all food products. we just don t value the milk enough to start with. tonight, we ask what is the true cost of milk? the dairy industry produces 15 billion litres of milk annually, worth £9.2 billion to the economy. but there are growing concerns about the welfare of some of the uk s 1.9
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