dropping targets, so are you talking about dropping targets for care? you have urer about dropping targets for care? gm. have purer targets at the centre and enabling people locally to look at the population, be empowered, to have greater devolved decision making. £2.8 billion for your viewer is being spent each year on the department is a huge cast and it s right at a time when your viewers are facing cost of living pressures that eyes the secretary of state are looking at how we deliver better value for money and addressing some of the areas where they see waste. tithe addressing some of the areas where they see waste- they see waste. one of the biggest issues for the they see waste. one of the biggest issues for the nhs they see waste. one of the biggest issues for the nhs and they see waste. one of the biggest issues for the nhs and any i they see waste. one of the biggest i issues for the nhs and any employer issues for the nhs and any employer is pay. the biggest employer
people here are sometimes truly awful? georgina lee, the chief executive of the trust in gloucestershire, she said this week on record that people have died while they are waiting for ambulances. is she wrong? there s concerns likewise ambulances. is she wrong? there s concerns likewise in ambulances. is she wrong? there s concerns likewise in cornwall - ambulances. is she wrong? there s concerns likewise in cornwall but i concerns likewise in cornwall but have been raised with me that i m looking out extremely closely. and looking out extremely closely. and are they wrong in this country in 2022 are dying unnecessarily because of blockages in the nhs? if 2022 are dying unnecessarily because of blockages in the nhs? of blockages in the nhs? if there is a dela in of blockages in the nhs? if there is a delay in the of blockages in the nhs? if there is a delay in the ambulance of blockages in the nhs? if there is a delay in the ambulance getting i of blockages in the nhs? if ther
surface, and they will be living on that surface- that surface. you would not be blamed for that surface. you would not be blamed for wanting that surface. you would not be blamed for wanting to - that surface. you would not be blamed for wanting to get - that surface. you would not be i blamed for wanting to get away. that surface. you would not be - blamed for wanting to get away. we will face into the storm. there may be a recession made in russia, but there be a recession made in russia, but there is be a recession made in russia, but there is a be a recession made in russia, but there is a recovery made in britain. metaphors there is a recovery made in britain. metaphors will not make what is coming hurt your pocket any less. when the global storm hits, we are uniquely exposed because of the choices the conservatives have made. now the government has given us its plans for counting the pennies, we have one big question at this morning how much is it really going to hu
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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the social commentatorjoanna jarjue and the lawyer and broadcaster andrew kidd. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the sunday telegraph reports that children will be, in its words, forced back into masks in lessons as the government announces that schools will be kept open. the mail on sunday also leads with this story adding that pupils will have to cover their faces all day including during lessons. the sunday express has a warning from an nhs chief to the prime minister that the next few days are crucial and that the health service is beyond full stretch now. the sunday times also reports on the problems facing the nhs, writing that one in ten staff is now off sick or isolating due to covid 19.