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position, with their 1% pay rise, a real terms pay cut, rejected by the independent peabody. so what do the government do? nothing. less than an hour ago, there were competing briefings on what the deal was going to be but it turned out to be nothing. our nhs staff deserve better than this. they have worked incredibly hard throughout this pandemic, the personal sacrifice is astounding. their hard work never stops, and that is not without consequences. work related stress has increased by nearly io%, mental health is consistently the most reported reason for staff absence in the nhs, accounting for approximately half a million days lost every single month. half a million days lost every single month to mental health. these issues preceded the pandemic, but the increased pressure, intensity and trauma experienced by staff is taking its toll. reports published in january found that nearly taking its toll. reports published injanuary found that nearly half of front line nhs ....
what it is. we willjust have to grin and bear it. sometimes a little too much rain in a short space of time is no good thing. this dip in thejett scream has time is no good thing. this dip in the jett scream has swept along time is no good thing. this dip in thejett scream has swept along the the jett scream has swept along the country. the rain was quite heavy for some of us. and now the more persistent rain is a cross murk northern and eastern areas. it was also very windy in the south east, but gale force winds are transferring out into the north sea just off of the thames estuary. temperatures are disappointing. 15 where it is raining. maybe nudging up where it is raining. maybe nudging up to 19 celsius. this means showers are expected in london, for wimbledon, and we can expect more of the same for the football as well. let s have a look at the forecast for this evening. here is the low pressure just off the coast of scotland. a scattering of showers, not too many ....
now it s time for a look back at the day in parliament. hello again and welcome to monday in parliament. ministers are to scrap most covid rules in england, but they warn we ll have to learn to live with the virus. the situation can change and it can change quickly. but we cannot put our lives on hold forever. mps from all parties line up to condemn a new law to limit demonstrations. the struggles and protests being demonised by this bill today are actually seen as the milestones of progress in our society. like the suffragette movement, which faced considerable state repression and police brutality. also in this programme: can mps save the hedgehog? there can be little doubt that some modern farming practices have made survival more difficult for this country s favourite prickly mammal. but first, most covid rules in england are to be scrapped onjuly 19th, a week next monday. you ll no longer be told to work from home or wear a facemask in shops and the social distanci ....
stand by as we wait for updates. we have boris sanchez. and perhaps we could put up the video that you obtained that of water pouring into the garage moments before the collapse of the building. tell us as we re watching this now, boris, how soon before the collapse did this take place? just minutes, jim. minutes before the collapse took place. so this video comes from a pair of tourists that were visiting and they were staying at a hotel next door to the champlain towers south. and the wife, ariana, said she heard a loud sound and alerted her husband when they were outside on the pool deck and ran into the street and captured this video. and you see in the garage, there is running water, pouring into the garage. there is debris there as well. they say that moments later they watched lights up and down the building turn on as residents were clearly woken up by the loud sound that adrianna heard and many ran to their balconies and tried to wave them down. she told he ....
for schools to implement? we always work with our for schools to implement? we always work with our colleagues for schools to implement? we always work with our colleagues in for schools to implement? we always work with our colleagues in the - work with our colleagues in the department of health and social care as well as our colleagues at public health england about the very best forms of testing and are always aware of new technologies and innovation there and we want to be able to use that to ensure not only has constituents in burnley who want to attend school, but across the country as well. i to attend school, but across the country as well. to attend school, but across the country as well. i have had lots of e-mails from country as well. i have had lots of e-mails from desperate - country as well. i have had lots of e-mails from desperate parents l country as well. i have had lots of| e-mails from desperate parents in e mails from desperate parents in s ....