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rise, junior doctors have had an 8.8% pay rise, that is it as far as he s concerned. so where does all this leave us and are used, the patient, today? how have you been impacted by the strikes? have you had apartment cancelled, have you had apartment cancelled, have you had limited time with consultants, are you unsure what all this means where it leaves you? radiographers are alsojoining the where it leaves you? radiographers are also joining the strike action tomorrow and they will be a really important part of this conversation. so let s hear from you this morning. you know the numbers to call, do get in touch now. those are the numbers to call, we would love to hear from you. we want to hear how this industrial action is directly impacting you, your family and yourfriends. is directly impacting you, your family and your friends. we will come to some of those calls in a moment. we will start off with the news from lisa. nhs bosses are warning of extreme disruption as jun ....
environmental campaigners have already criticised the plans to scrap that key climate change targets. indeed, friends of the earth scotland branded it the worst environmental decision in the history of the scottish parliament. we will be live in holyrood for that statement which we are expecting around 25 past two. but first i want to take a look at some of the day s other news. a conservative mp has been suspended by the parliamentary party after claims he misused campaign funds. the times newspaper alleges he use the local party funds to pay off what he reportedly called bad people who had locked him in a flat. he strongly disputes the allegations. the conservative party was made aware of the allegations three months ago and says it is investigating. 0ur political correspondent reports. the honesty needs to start now, the lack of clarity needs to stop. this was marked last week urging transparency about the impact locally of a wind farm being built offshore. the alleg ....
and working on the move. we hear how the man behind regus serviced offices turned his quest to find a flexible workspace into a multi billion dollar empire. and if you struggle with recycling, you re not alone. the worst products to recycle have been named and shamed so we want to know what are your recycling frustrations? get in touch use the hashtag #bbc biz live. send us your comments about that. my question is whether you can put envelopes in recycling if they have the plastic window? hello and welcome to business live. for months, optimism about the trump presidency has been powering markets to record highs. but late on wednesday the trump bump turned into the trump slump as us stocks and the dollar suffered their worst day since before the election. it s down to growing concern that the president s promised tax cuts and pro business reforms may never materialise, as the white house battles one controversy after another. let s show you the numbers. the dow jone ....
and the council and successive governments. no queen s speech to parliament next year to allow mps more time to scrutinise brexit negotiations. at least 62 people are killed in a forest fire in central portugal. three days of mourning have been declared. claims of growing inequality across britain a new report says the gap between rich and poor is getting wider. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the leader of kensington and chelsea council has told the bbc that officials are working round the clock since the grenfell tower fire. round the clock since the grenfell towerfire. residents say round the clock since the grenfell tower fire. residents say they have received little or no resistance although the council has said it is committed to helping those affected. church services are being held today to remember the victims of the blaze, as simon jones reports. after the shock and the grief, today, a moment of reflection church services to mark the lives lost an ....
labour system is the mother of all reforms because he hopes it will unleash a confidence and optimism in the economic system which will unblock the problems which the country has. he wants to work pretty fast on that. and have the reforms which are controversial on the statute book, by september. but this is where we come to the old french problem. will that triggered the protest on the streets which the opposition are predicting? we will have to see. in his favour, he came to power saying he would do this, he has a big mandate with his presidential vote and now this big majority in parliament. the auspices for this kind of reform could not be better, if not now, you might wonder, when? hugh schofield, he looks like he is seeking a bit of shelter from the sunshine, like many people. it has been the warmest day of the year so far, quite a few places above 30 degrees. and a fair amount of sunshine, but more cloud in north eastern scotland and more cloud in north western s ....