Which cracked his pelvis. let s take a look at the average time it takes ambulances to respond to incidents across england. for patients who are in a life threatening situation, an ambulance arrives in nine minutes on average. and for serious incidents such as a stroke or chest pain it takes crews on average 59 minutes to reach patients. incidents which are classified as urgent, and require treatment take crews three hours and 17 minutes on average to arrive. while non urgent problems, for example when a patient is stable but needs to be transported to a hospital ward or clinic, it is more than four hours on average for crews to arrive. our reporterjohn maguire has been taking a look at two cases in the south west where patients were left waiting 15 hours or more following a 999 call. in sheer desperation, the shelter made from goal posts, tarpaulins and umbrellas was built by a woman in cornwall whose father had fallen and fractured his pelvis.
Nadine dorries said. nicola sturgeon said the whole rotten lot of them need to go. and lib dem leader sir ed davey tweeted. we are going to speak to ed davey in the next few minutes here on breakfast. nick was talking about backbenchers. they can t get to the front door of downing street. we will not see them here this morning but we may see them on college green. just in front of the houses of parliament. we have put a camera there with our reporterjohn maguire, who is looking out for who
In fact, this is a judge who was appointed by the former president donald trump, and she has decided that health officials in effect overstepped their legal authority, their legal powers, by introducing this mandate in the first place, so it comes to an end. now, the white house says it is disappointed. the official advice from health officials is that people should in fact continue to wear face coverings when using public transport, but significantly, the administration saying now that this mandate will not be enforced. after 70 years of service, this year is a milestone in the queen s long reign her platinumjubilee. to mark the occasion, our reporterjohn maguire has been speaking to some of the people who ve had the opportunity to meet her majesty over the decades, including our very own carol kirkwood. allow me to introduce yvonne, jacquie, ann, and carol.
Report today it makes clear everything is subjective value for money analysis by the treasury. at the moment nuclear power is roughly twice as expensive as wind and solar. we expect further price drops in wind and solar but they are not forecast in the same way for nuclear so in five years, the chancellor might look at the disparity and say we are not going ahead with this, the fact it has been mooted does not mean it will happen. apologies, i was looking for the right camera! our reporterjohn maguire is at hinkley point this morning, where the uk s newest nuclear reactor is set to open in four years. john, the government says it s planning up to eight new reactors. but these projects often end up
To prepare for the defence of her australian open title. the japanese four time grand slam winner hasn t played since losing in the third round of the us open and taking a break from the sport. the australian open begins in just under three weeks. that s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. plenty of fallout from that disappointing result for england this morning as they surrendered their hopes in the ashes. the images of people desperately trying to board aircraft to flee kabul earlier this year were some of the most harrowing of 2021. since then, thousands of afghans have settled in countries around the world. our reporterjohn maguire has been to meet one of those families that has started to build a new life here in the uk. the speed and the chaotic fall of kabul, and ultimately afghanistan, shocked those who watched from a safe distance.