i m jack with the catchup. tonight. pay rises for the public sector, a heat wave in europe, and a bit of pink carpet glamour. we re going to start with pay rises for loads of workers in the public sector. police and prison officers will receive 7% whilst teaching unions are recommending their members accept a rise of 6.5%percent. junior doctors have been offered a 6% rise, but the british medical association says the pay rise would not end the doctor s dispute with the government. in fact, junior doctors are on strike from today until next tuesday in their longest ever walk out over how much they re paid. thousands of planned appointments will be pushed back while doctors scheduled to do them will be moved over to emergency care before they go on strike next thursday and friday. the prime minister says the pay offers are final. a couple of other stories to bring you then. and if you re considering jetting off this summer, you might want to reconsider parts of europe and north west afri
recovery efforts are underway in arkansas. work crews are clearing streets and communities have come together to help one another. i think the real story here isn t the damaged that happened but the heroes borne out of the tragedy. looking ahead to tuesday into wednesday, more severe weather and much of what we saw on friday we re talking about damaging winds, large hail and unfortunately another threat of tornadoes. harris. harris: thank you very much, max. white house insiders are telling the telegraph that president biden is too old to be jetting around the world even if that means attending king charles s coronation is off the table. the guy is 80. a big burst of activity, when biden does something like the state of the union address we didn t see him in the following 48 hours. they don t like to push him around the world too much. that s all a quote.
would have been a little bit embarrassing when they started attacking him about that. maybe it was the right move. kyle bailey, great to have you on. thank you. thanks, trace. speaking of planes, fox news common sense department couldn t help but overhear bill gates interview with the bbc where he said using his four private jets to fly around the world and campaign on the issue of climate change is not hypocrisy. gates says he spends billions of dollars on climate innovation that far exceeds his family s carbon footprint. common sense thinks that s a bit like the firefighter on trial for arson whose defense is that he puts out more fires than he starts but mr. gates didn t stop there. he went on to say that by jetting around the globe, quoting here now, not only am i not part of the problem, i m part of the solution. the world wildlife fund begs to differ saying the environmental