Through the night it will thicken up against the brightness lasts for the next few hours but where we have thatis next few hours but where we have that is where we get the fog, really come overnight. Even in eastern areas with that front starting week we will see labour breaks and some fog here. These are temperatures in the towns and cities that we will see some breaks and some fog. Some hope that a little earlier than in recent days for Northern Ireland because of the through the day. Probably a good deal of sunshine again to start across scotland. Cold, and with the fog. Again, the fog, we think north west england, parts of the midlands and parts of east wales down towards the west country, central and southern england. Those are the main areas but it will not be for all. Still some drizzly showers around so cloud still tomorrow particularly in eastern areas and the best of the sunshine outside of that. This is the change by the end of play tomorrow as they go into friday night, tur
That we make we get right, and that we carry people with us in order to make sure that its lasting. Well have more details, plus live coverage of theresa may as she unveils her full strategy for the environment. Plus youtube cuts its business ties with logan paul, despite his apology for posting a video of a body at a suicide hotspot injapan. Hello, welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. Two things i want your own experiences on today if youve been in hospital this winter, tell me your experiences good and bad. And if you work in the nhs, whats it been like from your point of view . What is it like right now . Plenty of nhs workers watch our programme. Plus, we definitely want your reaction to the governments plans for cutting plastic pollution. Our top story today dire warnings from the people who run englands hospitals. Patients left for hours on trollies in corridors, a critical shortage of beds and sick people stuck in ambulances unable even to get inside. Today
Plan of action with international ambitions. But what it speaks to is something much more personalfor each of us. That is the impulse to ca re each of us. That is the impulse to care for and nurture our own surroundings. To protect what is vulnerable and precious. To safeguard and improve on our inheritance to pass on something of significance to those who come after us. Significance to those who come after us. It what is Roger Scrutton has described as the gold awards which serious environmentalism and serious conservatism point namely home, the place we are and share and defines us, that we hold in trust and that we dont want to spoil. 0ur goal is a healthy and beautiful natural environment, which we can all enjoy and which we can be proud to pass on to the next generation and this plan is how we will achieve it. Thank you. Applause. Now, i will take a number of questions from the media. I saw lauras hand go up immediately. Thank you Prime Minister, happy new year. This plan was prom
Was my rocket fuelled year. Not such a great start to 2018 for the Vlogger Logan Paul as youtube cuts its business ties with him, despite his apology for posting a video online of a man whod taken his own life. Its 5 oclock, im jane hill. Our top story. Doctors have warned the Prime Minister that patients are dying in the corridors of accident and emergency units in england and wales. The heads of 68 a e departments have written to theresa may saying that the current level of safety compromise is at times intolerable, despite the best efforts of staff. And they say that thousands of patients are waiting for hours in ambulances because hospitals dont have enough space. 0ur Health Correspondent Catherine Burns reports. Is that the one that you want . Yeah. Rosie dawson was in severe pain when she went to a e last week. She had a gynaecological problem and was bleeding heavily, but the hospital was so busy that she was examined on a trolley in a busy corridor. I think i was trolley number
Logan paul after he posted a controversial video. I believe oprah wakes up in the morning and both personally and professionally wonders what she can patients are dying in hospital corridors in accident and Emergency Departments in england and wales because safety has been compromised by intolerable conditions. Thats the blunt warning made in a letter to theresa may, signed by 68 senior doctors who run a e departments. Today, theres fresh evidence of the pressure those units are under. Over 300,000 patients waited longer than they should in december. 85 of patients were seen in four hours well below the 95 target the figure equals the previous low recorded last january. Crisis that we have had the letter from the a e consultants sets out the impact of the pressure and their own experiences. Over 120 patients a day managed in corridors, some dying prematurely. An average of 10 12 hours from decision to admit a patient until they are transferred to a bed, and patients sleeping in clinics