still in an extremely tight market with only very, very little spare capacity left in 0pec+. would i be too worried about them marginally reducing output? no. why? when you look up output? no. why? when you look up what they have promised to produce, last month injuly, according to s&p, there were 2.8 million barrels a day below what they had promised to produce. so, you know, the people from saudi arabia and uae and the kuwaitis, produce more and russia produced a little bit more despite the war in ukraine but the africans really did not come through. in many ways, even if it goes down with production, as long as he does not go down below this 2.8
pandemic. it is not only nonurgent treatment that has been impacted by the pandemic. it is also a&e and ambulances. with more people being vaccinated and covid restrictions being eased, people are more willing to use emergency services. they have seen the busiest month on record. we have also had the worst performing month on record for both of them last month injuly. now there is some good news. more people are now receiving cancer treatment for the first time. and there is a slight decrease in the number of people waiting more than 12 months. now why is this happening? well, of course, covid has had a massive impact. nonurgent surgeries have been delayed here slightly longer than in england. some doctors frustrated by that fact. i have heard from a few of them. there are still restrictions in place for covid. things can t move so quickly. more people are being added to the waiting list. the health minister has pledged an extra £140 million to help ease the waiting lists. that is