There are no short fixes, are there. ithink there are no short fixes, are there. i think they there are no short fixes, are there. i think they have a point, it s obvious that we have to move away from reliance on gas, notjust gas from reliance on gas, notjust gas from russia, but as an energy source. you are quite right. the infrastructure isn t in place for us completely to rely on renewables yet and we haven t put the work in. we have fixed the roof while the sun was shining to make sure that those things are in place. 0ne was shining to make sure that those things are in place. one of the suggestions in this ideas that are being met are the holes energy sector needs to be overhauled, the idea of uncoupling electricity prices from gas, for example, because electricity prices are also dictated by the price of gas which is absolutely crazy if you are able to generate that electricity be at renewable means. so there is a lot of work to be done, the problem is,
Deliver they same saying we need to find some way to replace russian oil and gas could comedy this is a problem in the making?- and gas could comedy this is a problem in the making? yes, these are very complicated problem in the making? yes, these are very complicated problems - are very complicated problems without easy solutions, something we are dealing without easy solutions, something we are dealing with domestically and internationally, as you get into these internationally, as you get into these situations, the general probably knows more than i do when you have probably knows more than i do when you have a probably knows more than i do when you have a foreign aggressor, that is the you have a foreign aggressor, that is the net you have a foreign aggressor, that is the net exporter of energy, what their actions are becoming notjust much their actions are becoming notjust much more their actions are becoming notjust much more important, but also they think much
That, firstly, to apologise, you have to mean it, you have to do in good time, and there has to be a level of expectation that you won t engage in that behaviour again, and he cannot guarantee that will not happen. i think it s important to remember that during prime minister s questions, it is all about shoring up your own base, and the personal attacks went very well at least in his own chamber, citing at least in his own chamber, citing a temptation not to say something to take the tactic this far, but to take the tactic this far, but to take three might come up with the help of truth or something hard hitting will be there, that s probably the reason why, because it s notjust about probably the reason why, because it s not just about apologising for the remark, it s about apologising for the very personal approach in which was made. let for the very personal approach in which was made. for the very personal approach in which was made. , ., ,. which was made. let me put on screen t
Than any other health care system anywhere in the world. they re often counter productive. but it is notjust the uk sinking under a backlog of elective surgery. in america, nearly half of us states announced they would postpone operations among them new york, illinois, and massachusetts, that have all implemented or recommended state wide delays. dr anand swaminathan is an emergency medicine physician in newjersey and joins us now. tell me about the sort of effect that covid has had an elective surgery where you are. it’s that covid has had an elective surgery where you are. it s had a massive effect surgery where you are. it s had a massive effect throughout - surgery where you are. it s had a massive effect throughout the i massive effect throughout the pandemic, notjust in the last couple of months but really throughout, seeing a lot of these surgeries being put off, and people hear the word elective, i think the terminology is a bit off here. these are any procedure that is