called epidermolysis bullosa. one down, two to go an extraordinary acheievement, says pep guardiola, as manchester city lift their third premier league title in a row and set their sights on a famous treble. good morning. iam out i am out of the chelsea flower show in the samaritans garden. in the samaritans garden. there are 36 aardens in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here this in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here this year. - in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here this year. 12 - in the samaritans garden. there are 36 gardens here this year. 12 show. 36 gardens here this year. 12 show gardens. it is the hundred and i2 gardens. it is the hundred and 12 the year of the chelsea flower show. for all of us this week it is looking mostly dry with a fair bit of sunshine, and feeling pleasantly warm. details coming up. good morning. it s monday, 22nd may. our main story. the prime m
qualified medical staff who are left without adequate supervision. tonight, we ask is patient safety being compromised? they re putting profits, money, ahead of quality of care. - that is a massive risk to patients. my name s jacqui wakefield and i m undercover at this london practice. it s run by a private company called operose health. operose has an estimated annual turnover of £88 million and is owned by a big american corporation. we re not naming this practice, or anyone who works here. it looks after around 20,000 patients. when phone lines open at 8am, dozens of patients wait in a queue to speak to me. 0perose health has grown rapidly in recent years. since 2016, it s spent millions buying gp practices across england. it now runs 70 surgeries with nearly 600,000 patients, making it the biggest gp provider to the nhs. panorama has spoken to a dozen former employees from across the 0perose group. one is a nurse who says she was sidelined in favour of lower paid, less q
sally nugent, bbc news. isn t that interesting? i d never heard of the condition before. graeme souness is really passionate about helping children diagnosed with it. graeme, isla and andy will be joining us after eight. do keep watching. what a challenge he has got in store. but what a good cause. we promise to more gardening, more sunshine. still to come on breakfast. we ll immersing ourselves in the amazing garden designs at the rhs chelsea flower show as the event marks its 110th year. if you enjoy gardening with minimum effort for maximum reward, then you re in luck, as that s one of the themes, along with the value of green spaces for our health and wellbeing. we ll take a look at some of the award winners at quarter to seven.
this time he s taking on an entirely new challenge for a cause close to his heart. he s been telling us all about it. he s renowned as a forthright, uncompromising and highly successful footballer, manager and pundit. but this is graeme souness, as you have never seen him before. and that s because he s venturing miles outside his comfort zone. 21 miles, in fact, as he prepares to swim the english channel with andy grist, whose daughter isla has a rare genetic disorder. she s just unbelievably courageous and brave and strong, and it s the most horrendous disease. and if you re inflicted by it, you must wake up every morning and say, why me? i mean, it s a desperate situation. and then sorry. and then, the parents