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hello, good morning, everyone. this is the accident and emergency department. erm, very challenging position this morning, er, longest waiting patient. waiting 114 hours. they re a covid i9 contact so they need a side room. the hospital s started to get omicron cases, though it hasn t really hit coventry yet. but staff here are already trying to work out how to tackle the shortage of beds. anything else needing to escalate? there s four beds, three side rooms and no obs beds, making it really challenging. 0k. thank you. we ve got one mental health escalation. - the patient s awaiting a bed in scotland. - thank you, good luck! morning, ed. hi, there. what s it looking like? it s a difficult day today. ed hartley s lead consultant. we ve got a backlog of patients waiting to be seen, we ve got. a backlog of patients waiting for beds on the wards, - we ve got some patients. waiting for beds elsewhere.
unable to tell his bosses about the relationship, and terrified of being sent to the other side of the world while his partner was dying, patrick handed in his one year s notice to leave the navy. dennis died just two days before he was due home for good. i got up there as fast as i could . after his mother had phoned me. he was still warm. you know, they d sort of brushed his hair, i and.clean white sheet over him. he was in a little side room. i reflected on one thing | that in the past 48 hours, the only two things that had ever mattered to me had gone. - while today s announcement is being cautiously welcomed by lgbt veterans, it s clear there s a long way to go for the military to fully regain their trust. josh parry, bbc news. with me is elaine chambers, co founder of campaigning and support group rank 0utsiders, which supported hundreds of veterans in their fight for justice. also i m joined by craig jones, thejoint chief executive of fighting with pride.
i knew that, at some point, i there would be a fork in the road. unable to tell his bosses about the relationship, and terrified of being sent to the other side of the world while his partner was dying, patrick handed in his one year s notice to leave the navy. dennis died just two days before he was due home for good. i got up there as fast as i could i after his mother had phoned me. he was still warm. you know, they d sort of brushed his hair, i and.clean white sheet over him. he was in a little side room. i reflected on one thing | that in the past 48 hours, the only two things that had ever mattered to me had gone. - while today s announcement is being cautiously welcomed by lgbt veterans, it s clear there s a long way to go for the military to fully regain their trust. josh parry, bbc news.
way? because it has surprised most australians. yeah, i think this decision came very abruptfully the proceedings. it came after a long adjournment from the proceedings. the judge came and said he was going grant a cancellation of the cancellation to the visa throwing out the initial ruling that was made at the airport, purely pretty much on procedural grounds saying that djokovic was not given the time and resources and connections and access that he should have been afforded while contesting the border guards decision and their inquiries they were making in that late-night interrogation basically in a side room at the airport. there is a sense that the government could respond pretty quickly and appeal the decision or recancel the vision denovo. but it seems like round one goes to djokovic and we ll see if there is a round two coming. this isn t the end of it, but australia has been particularly tough when it comes to requiring