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they have more numbers in order to try to push for some kind of advantage that they can then claim towards a negotiation where they get towards a negotiation where they get to seize some ukrainian territory. i don t think that ll work, but we have to make sure that ukraine is equipped to push back on those russian efforts. equipped to push back on those i russian efforts. thank russian efforts. thank you. thank ou. the prime minster has been fined by lancashire police for not wearing a seat belt. rushi sunak removed his belt to film a social media video while travelling in the back of a car. no ten said mr sunak fully accepts this was a mistake and has apologised , adding that he would pay the fine. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. hi, one of my new year s promises to you was to grow the economy. a brief off the cuff video to promote a government announcement online. i m out and about seeing levelling up in action all across the country. rishi sunak was filmed in th
the strikes tomorrow by putting more money on the table. earlier, downing street said it wouldn t rule out new laws to curb public sector workers going on strike, amid a wave of industrial action including nhs staff, railway workers and firefighters. and the health secretary, steve barclay, has today refused to increase the government s pay offer to nhs staff. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. an emergency service facing its own crisis. so say the unions representing ambulance staff across england and wales, who will go on strike in a fortnight over pay. life saving care will be provided but unions claim the service is in a critical condition. one third of our members in the ambulance service are telling us that they believe delays have led to deaths. it is not industrial action that is posing a threat to the service, it s over a decade of cuts, this has been a long running developing crisis and the government has simply refused to listen up to now. elsewhere, nurses in
during the queen s 70 year reign. some of them, and the uk s current political leaders, have been paying tribute as leila nathoo reports. flags being lowered to half mast at downing street. former residents paid tribute to the queen, who d asked them to form a government. the example, the duty, the selflessness. the way in which other people were put first. the way in which we handled she handled crisis with great stoicism when they occurred, as they occurred a number of times during her reign. they were all examples to people about how to behave in their own lives, and examples for our country. her longest serving prime minister, sirtony blair, said. gordon brown took over the labour government in 2007. he reflected tonight on the impression the queen
to evacuate wounded soldiers. the taliban in afghanistan have ordered all women to veil theirfaces when in public, returning the country to the dress code enforced during their previous time in power. they recommend that women wear the all encompassing burqa. the move has been met with dismay by women s rights campaigners. the education secretary nadhim zahawi has said the government must not be complacent after the conservatives suffered substantial losses in local elections across england, scotland and wales. the party lost almost 500 council seats, with the liberal democrats and labour making gains. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. the full picture of elections across england, scotland and wales is now clear, and the losses for the conservatives have been significant down almost 500 councillors, ii more councils now out of tory control.