we are not giving patients the care we want to give them. i go in to work, i see a ten hour wait, i see so many patients waiting to be treated by us but there s only so much we can do. this woman waiting for treatment on her knee is one of many we have had operations and appointments cancelled this week. every body s suffering, every body has got problems with money. but if they were in the pain i m in, i think they might go in to work tomorrow and get their fingers out. also on the programme. gary lineker will be back on air this weekend after reaching an agreement with the bbc. the mother of the tv star caroline flack who took her own life three years ago tells us why she has rejected an apology from the metropolitan police over the way they handled her case. and the sci fi film everything everywhere all at once scoops up almost everything at the oscars. and on bbc london. on sports they later on the bbc news channel. a big night for british players at indian wells. and
money. but if they were in the pain i m in, i think i might go into work tomorrow and get their fingers out. the health secretary says a 35% pay rise is completely unaffordable. also tonight, gary lineker and the bbc agree a deal that sees his return to match of the day. a man has died after a gas explosion at a house in swansea. has died after a gas explosion at a - house in swansea. and house in swansea. michelle yeoh. and the oscars and coming up on the bbc news channel. andy murray takes to the indian worlds court later as he looks to secure a play from the last 16 against fellow britain jack draper. it s the biggest strike by doctors in the history of the nhs. tens of thousands ofjunior doctors across thousands of junior doctors across england thousands ofjunior doctors across england have begun three days of industrial action over pay. they may be called junior but in reality many are very experienced. consultants however are not on strike. junior doctors make up 40%
seak. the match of the day host, gary lineker, will be back on air next weekend after reaching a deal with the bbc. he was temporarily suspended from his show following comments he made on twitter about the government s illegal migration bill. the bbc said his tweets had broken its guidelines on impartiality. but after talks over the weekend, he ll be returning to bbc screens and the bbc be will carrying out an independent review of its social media guidelines. meanwhile pressure continues to grow on the bbc chairman richard sharp. here s our media correspondent david sillito. morning, gary. morning, mr lineker. how do you feel about being reinstated? as gary lineker left home this morning, the weekend s dramas that saw him taken off air, chaos brought to the bbc s sporting output, looked to have been resolved. this was match of the day 2 yesterday, after presenters, pundits and commentators downed microphones in protest at his treatment. but the bbc says there was good reason for its
described government asylum policy as immeasurably cruel and the language not dissimilar to that used by germany in the 30s . however, he s made no apology, nor is there a sanction, merely an agreement to abide by guidelines while the bbc re examines those guidelines. this looks like a complete climb down of the bbc. i don t think so. i think i ve always said we need to take proportionate action. for some people, by the way, we ve taken too severe action. others think we ve been too lenient. re examining guidance and guidelines sounds like kicking the can down the road. has gary lineker agreed to stop tweeting about politics, which is what you asked on friday? we ve agreed, and i ve spent time talking to gary and we ve had lots of discussion. between now and when the review reports, gary will abide by the editorial guidelines. that s where we are. how are you so out of touch with your own corporation, your own organisation, your own staff, your own programmes, that you didn t
sure we had a solution. this is good news. for the uk economy. hsbc s chief executive told the bbc he would inject £2 million to strengthen the bank and answered the question that is unsettling financial markets around the world. £2 £2 billion. are we in the foothills of another crisis here? i don t believe we are, i particularly not in the uk. we have strong liquidity in the banking sector, . strong capital, it is well managed. and i think our example today is a good example of that, - where we were able to make sure that i a crisis in one institution did not. become a systemic crisis. and that is an important thing. the chancellor, regulators, bank chiefs all insist this is not the beginning of a new financial crisis. this was dealt with swiftly and effectively. what this episode does illustrate is that when you reverse nearly 15 years are practically zero interest rates in just 12 months, new financial risks will emerge. bank shares fell today with some smaller regional bank