wait more than four hours, tens of thousands were left on trolleys for long periods of time before bids could be found, and there has been a steep increase in the number of people facing long waiting times for cancer care across england, scotland and northern ireland over the last few years. our health editor, hugh pym, is here with the details. yes, sophie the latest figures for october highlight the dire situation in many hospitals in england. nearly a4,000 patients waited more than 12 hours in a&e after a decision to admit before a bed could be found a big increase over the month. in england, the number treated or assessed within four hours of arriving at a&e was 69.3% a record low and way short of the former 95% target. in scotland and wales, latest available figures were broadly similar, with northern ireland lower. bbc analysis has shown a sharp rise in long waits for cancer therapy in the past four years. the number waiting more than the 62 day target time
there have also been record waits for patients in a&e in england. 0ur health editor hugh pym is here with more details. yes, huw. the latest figures for october highlight the dire situation in many hospitals in england. nearly 114,000 patients waited more than 12 hours in a&e after a decision to admit before a bed could be found a big increase over the month. in england, the number treated or assessed within four hours of arriving at a&e was 69.3% a record low and way short of the former 95% target. in scotland and wales the latest available figures were broadly similar with northern ireland lower. bbc analysis has shown a sharp rise in long waits for cancer therapy in the past four years the number waiting more than the 62
braten, ray kelly, involved in policing in the 1990s led a historic decrease in crime. 1993 and 1998 in new york city, overall crime went down 49.3%. murders went down 69.3%. shootings were down, 66.3%. robberies down 54.9%. auto theft down, 59.3%. you have proven, commissioner safer, that it s possible to lower crime in a crime-ridden city. how do we now get back to where we were in 1998? we have to give the mandate back to the people who know how to reduce crime. and that s police. when i was police commissioner, reduced homicides by 38%, reduced overall crime by over 40% and did it by using stop question and frisk, by putting plain clothes units on the
overall 69.3% of americans disapproved that includes 48.2% of democrats and 74% of independents. robert, and this is with most of them agreeing with the actual withdrawal of troops, but the way it was done and actually the media slightly telling the truth this time, the camera doesn t lie. it is that the difference here? it really is. part of it is there s been this understanding that people haven t blamed him for every thing because they really didn t think he was in charge. we did another poll that showed 50/50 7% of the public don t actually believe biden is in charge but in this debacle he went on television and said hey, it s all my fault and that it has certainly had an impact. i mean, even though he finished the statement of it s my fault by trying to blame others, you know, this thing was sloppy, it was this lobbyist brain surgery with a steak knife and he has to own it now and it s being held
democrats and independents disapprove of his handling of afghanistan, 69.3% of americans disapprove, that includes 48.2% of democrats and 74.8% of independents, with most of them agreeing with the withdrawal of troops but the way it was done, the media telling the truth this time, the camera doesn t live, is that the difference here? it really is. part of it is the understanding that people haven t blamed him for everything, not a poll showed 57% of the public don t believe biden is in charge but in this debacle he went on television and said it is all my fault and that had an impact. he finished the statement by trying to blame others but this thing was the sloppiest brain surgery with a steak knife and