have to facilitation is doing quite well. - have to pick up the numbers because there are so many people who want to join their relatives here in the uk to come here. i guess in the next couple of days we will have better results now. but there are other things that we should talk with the uk government, humanitarian assistance, financial support and military support. two british surgeons have held a virtual, 12 hour war surgery training course in london, for over 200 healthcare professionals in ukraine. you might have heard of this. it s hoped the tuition will help them deal with injuries from the fighting and save lives. jonny dymond reports. dobryy ranok good morning from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. in london, two surgeons trying to share what they know with colleagues in need of help.
things which we talk with the uk government, with these humanitarian agencies. this is political support, financial support, and, very important right now, military support. two british surgeons have held a virtual, 12 hour war surgery training course in london, for over 200 healthcare professionals in ukraine. it s hoped the tuition will help them deal with injuries from the fighting and save lives. jonny dymond reports. dobryy ranok good morning from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. in london, two surgeons trying to share what they know with colleagues in need of help. you d be hard pushed to find anywhere much further from conflict than this office block
trotter runs an international translation service in rumania and is leading an effort to help. two british surgeons have held a virtual 12 hour war surgery training course in london for over 200 health care professionals in ukraine. it s hoped the tuition will help them deal with injuries from the fighting and save lives. jonny dymond reports. dobryy ranok good morning from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. in london, two surgeons trying to share what they know with colleagues in need of help. you d be hard pushed to find anywhere much further from conflict than this office block in west london, but behind me, in a conference room, thousands of doctors thousands of miles away in ukraine are connecting online with a crash course in conflict surgery. bombing of buildings that contain. david nott has been running courses like this for years. one thing he knows better than nearly anyone
two british surgeons have held a virtual 12 hour war surgery training course in london for over 200 health care professionals in ukraine. it s hoped the tuition will help them deal with injuries from the fighting and save lives. jonny dymond reports. dobryy ranok good morning from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. in london, two surgeons trying to share what they know with colleagues in need of help. you d be hard pushed to find anywhere much further from conflict than this office block in west london, but behind me, in a conference room, thousands of doctors thousands of miles away in ukraine are connecting online with a crash course in conflict surgery. bombing of buildings that contain. david nott has been running courses like this for years. one thing he knows better than nearly anyone nothing prepares a doctorfor war. war surgery is something completely different, because you need to have a mindset about war. you need to have a mindset to know exactly what to do with
in russia and is it leading to anything meaningful? it s a big question, and that s what we re trying to find out from young people who are working at these zara stores. what are they being told by their employers? zara, for instance, or other brands, when all of a sudden their shops are closed? other companies, we know advertising agencies are pulling out of russia. what are their employers telling their employees about their reasons for leaving and closing down businesses? so there s lots of questions as to how these discussions are being had with employees at the moment as to how and why these reasons are being taken. two british surgeons have held a virtual 12 hour war surgery training course in london for over 200 healthcare professionals in ukraine. it s hoped the tuition will help them deal with injuries from the fighting and save lives. jonny dymond reports. dobryy ranok good morning from london. a zoom tutorial with a difference. in london, two surgeons trying to share what