co-defendants? it might. i don t think any of them will be held in the jail so i don t think it will be that kind of leverage. it is a slight mistake that we re focusing so much on the flipping. no one prosecutes makes a case thinking we ll flip people. they re ready to go. what about rudy giuliani? that has been a story kind of undercovered. we ve learned he s facing hundreds of thousands in legal bills, and the sanctions taking place. it doesn t sound like he s getting a great deal of assistance from the trump team. maybe we ll find out that isn t the case. what is happening with rudy giuliani is extraordinary. it is extraordinary. probably painful for him because
long term reform that sensible. i think if we streamline target in the way the government is suggesting without a plan to resource and deliver them i think that s what the cancer charities are warning about today. then we will struggle to achieve even the targets that still exist. we will struggle with long term reform so there is a question to my mind of how we re going to use the capacity of less targets and how we are going to make sure there is a genuine and believable vision for bringing the nhs back to a position where it can deliver excellent care for everyone. there have been comments including from the labour leader sir keir starmer this isjust a government moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with? so moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with? 50 i moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with? so i think if there is any sentiment you agree with? so i think if there is any implication sentiment you agree with? so i think if t
think if we streamline target in the way the government is suggesting without a plan to resource and deliver them i think that s what the cancer charities are warning about today. then we will struggle to achieve even the targets that still exist. we will struggle with long term reform so there is a question to my mind of how we re going to use the capacity of less targets and how we are going to make sure there is a genuine and believable vision for bringing the nhs back to a position where it can deliver excellent care for everyone. there have been comments including from the labour leader sir keir starmer this isjust a government moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with? so moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with? 50 i moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with? so i think if there is any sentiment you agree with? so i think if there is any implication sentiment you agree with? so i think if there is any implication allowed -
going to improve as much as i would like it to. if that isn t the case, i would strongly consider staying in australia. roberts is just consider staying in australia. roberts isjust finishing his roberts is just finishing his first roberts isjust finishing his first year as a junior dr. as doctors get more skilled and experienced they can move at these pay bands. as a stock at a dr who is further on in her career. thisjunior dr graduated career. this junior dr graduated more than ten years ago, working part time, partly because she has a young family. she can be in charge of an entire children s ward in a hospital. looking at her wage slip, she has a basic wage per hour of £28, double what robert was getting paid. also extra payments for working in london, night shifts, weekends, it would bring her take home pay injuly, she works about 30 hours per week, tojust over
time, so around 48 hours a week, in the infectious diseases ward of a big london hospital. and we asked robert to share his payslip with us. as you ll see, he s paid a basic wage ofjust over £14 an hour. but then there are extra payments to cover night shifts and weekends, which are compulsory. he doesn t have a choice in doing those. his full take home pay, then, injune, aftertaxes, deductions, student loan and so on was just over £2,000. it would bring his annual salary to just about £37,000, including those extra payments. he says he s now looking to work abroad for a while, possibly in australia. to be honest, i always wanted to do that even when i was in medical school. what s changed recently though, is i m not confident that the pay here is going to improve as much as i d like it to. and if that isn t the case, then i would really quite strongly consider staying in australia. so robert isjust finishing his