You get tory and I wIll be austerIty ahead and that Is what they argue and the OpposItIon PartIes here would say a lot of the problems are of the snps own makIng and they are In charge of thIs budget and they have decIded to make generous Pay Settlements to PublIc Sector workers, Pay Settlements at the ScottIsh FIscal CommIssIon would say were not planned for In perhaps the way they should have been. But the result of all thIs, where the blame lIes, that Is up where the blame lIes, that Is up for Argument And Everyone takes a dIfferent posItIon on that but the fact Is there Is a Black Hole and cuts on the Way And Shona RobInson Wall take topIcal questIons emInently behInd me and that Is slIghtly overrunnIng but we expect her to stand up emInently to gIve about a 15 MInute Statement on where she wants to move the money and where she sees the necessIty for cuts and what thIngs can be delayed and what money can be dIverted, but we are expectIng thIs to be a substantIal statement detaIlIng
Families have told him over the years that they want because they want in this sense of accountability, that someone was listening. You talk about the politics of it, in the report he talks about a successive governments and their failures. Talks about a successive governments and theirfailures. That talks about a successive governments and their failures. That is governments of both colours, conservative and labour governments over the years who have made mistakes, who have may missed risks, not paid attention to the risks and as he said, in some cases, have covered up some of the things that happened. Qm. Covered up some of the things that ha ened. , happened. 0k, ellie price, for the moment, happened. Ok, ellie price, for the moment, thank happened. 0k, ellie price, for the moment, thank you happened. 0k, ellie price, for the moment, thank you very happened. 0k, ellie price, for the moment, thank you very much. I talking about apologies, the Scottish Public Health minister has apolo
Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. The number of patients on Hospital Wards has been at unsafe levels in nine out of ten nhs trusts in england this winter, according to figures obtained by the bbc. Some hospitals were operating at close to full capacity, putting increased pressure on the number of beds available. All week we are taking an in depth look at the state of the nhs in a series of special reports. Heres our Health Correspondent, jane dreaper. Its been a very difficult winter at Yeovil Hospital in somerset. Like many other hospitals in england, theyve had to battle Behind The Scenes here to find enough free beds in recent weeks. You can get periods, particularly over the winter period, when you are managing bed by bed, minute by minute, and teams are having to spend a lot of time and Energy Running around finding a bed for the next patient that needs it. And moving patients between beds isnt ideal, we dont like doing it unless we really have to, but sometimes you have to prioritise
has fed through in small numbers to the older and more vulnerable population. many of them are experiencing wedding immunity because they got the second dose is five, six months ago, even more. you have a situation where the number of people who are vulnerable, both due to exposure to the virus and low levels of protection is now probably causing the uk to have high rates of infections, admissions and deaths than other countries. it is really critical to pick up the the pace on the booster and roll out out as much as possible so we do not see the elevated number staying with us through winter, which point the nhs will come under even more pressure for other reasons as well. for other reasons as well. looking at the trends for other reasons as well. looking at the trends you for other reasons as well. looking at the trends you have for other reasons as well. looking at the trends you have identified i at the trends you have identified that what potentially lies ahead in the comin