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in england is £212,000. the actual figure is £121,226. that is a correction. time for the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i m angie george. consultant doctors across london begin their second set of strikes today in their dispute over pay. most routine and elective services will be cancelled but full emergency cover will remain in place. the action is due to end saturday morning. a man whose father in law was left on a trolley and put into another patient s bed after being admitted to basildon hospital has called for systemic change. jim rourke said his 85 year old father in law had gone to basildon hospital s emergency department with stomach pain. the hospital says the site was particularly pressured at the time following four days of industrial action byjunior doctors.
teaching people how to behave good morning from bbc london, i m angie george. x the metropolitan police says its officers will stop attending emergency calls related to mental health incidents from september, except where there is an immediate threat to life. scotland yard says its officers need to concentrate on fighting crime. it s after a significant rise in the number of mental health incidents officers respond to. a family from enfield say they want answers from the portuguese authorities after their baby son died on holiday in the algarve. he was taken ill and treated in hospital, but died 48 hours later of sepsis. the family say they want justice for ten month old adonis, and want an apology for the way they were treated. the minstry of health in portugal said appropriate pediatric care was provided, but it wasn t possible to reverse the worsening of the clinical situation. it also said that inquiries are ongoing.
good morning from bbc london. i m angie george. scotland yard says officers will stop attending emergency calls related to mental health incidents, unless there s an immediate threat to life. the met says it s looking to redress the imbalance of responsibility , following a significant rise in the number of mental health incidents officers respond to. a family from enfield say they want answers from the portuguese authorities after their baby son died on holiday in the algarve. he was taken ill and treated in hospital, but died 48 hours later of sepsis. the family say they want justice for io month old adonis, and want an apology for the way they were treated. they were alljust looking at him. for so long, they were just looking at him. and i kept saying to them, does he need antibiotics? they kept saying, i don t know. does he need fluid? i don t know. everything was i don t know. she said to me, mum, he s going to be fine. he s going to be ok. and i cried because what i wa