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throughout his life he campaigned on behalf of disabled people, and in latter years, despite his own increasing frailty, he retained his passion for photography. i like these ones because they re simple. he could look back on a life notable for his marriage into the royal family, but which had also produced many professional achievements. memorable images, among them this one of the queen which ended up on britain s postage stamps, or this relaxed 80th birthday portrait taken at his home. as for the photographer himself he shared the view of many an amateur snapper. it s all luck! i m always relieved that they come out! the worst of the wind will moderate and it will be a breezy night out there. went two showers in the north and north west and ice will be widespread. temperatures close to or below freezing. minus ten in the highlands of scotland. tomorrow there will be plenty of sunshine. more showers on the breeze across the eastern coastal areas. more rain pushing i ....
the striker has been left out of the premier league leaders‘ squad for their match at leicester, amid rumours of a big offerfrom china. good evening. there s been further confirmation of the difficulties within the nhs, as it s emerged nearly half of all hospitals in england declared a major alert in the first week of the year. that means they had no more beds available, all routine surgery was cancelled, and doctors were called in from leave. four out of ten trusts were forced to raise the alarm, as hospitals and accident and emergency departments struggled to cope. nhs england says six of the trusts overall issued the highest alert, meaning patients‘ safety could be at risk. our health editor hugh pym has more. how do you feel now? it s still sore but a lot better than it was. perfect. another day, another a&e patient. here a fractured wrist is dealt with. apologies for the delay. patients waiting and nhs staff doing the best they can under extreme pressure. t ....
welcome to bbc news. there s been further confirmation of the difficulties within the nhs as it s emerged nearly half of all hospitals in england declared a major alert in the first week of the year. that means they had no more beds available, all routine surgery was cancelled and doctors were called in from leave. four out of ten trusts were forced to raise the alarm as hospitals and accident and emergency departments struggled to cope. nhs england says six of the trusts overall issued the highest alert, meaning patients safety could be at risk. our health editor hugh pym has more. how do you feel now? it s still sore but a lot better than it was. perfect. another day, another a&e patient. here a fractured wrist is dealt with. apologies for the delay. patients waiting and nhs staff doing the best they can under extreme pressure. the story here at northwick park hospital in london is the same as across the service. things are a little quieter today, but they know bad ....
we ask if disillusioned mps should stick or quit. more data from the nhs shows four out of 10 hospitals in england declared a major alert in the first week of the year. we ll hear from some of those on the frontline this week. one of the things that worried me was it was taking up to two hours to arrive at the hospital to hand over their patients from the ambulance to the a&e floor. well, i see we re trying a new experiment this morning. i hope it doesn t prove to be a disturbing influence. the president and the press it used to sound so different. how will we know what to believe in a new era of presidential tweets and accusations of fake news? good evening. it was not meant as an act of insurgency, tristram hunt warned today, explaining his resignation as a labour mp shouldn t be interpreted as a desire to rock the boat. but whether or not it was intended, the boat today, was definitely rocked. the mp for stoke central stepped down to become head of the v&a museum ....
to us from washington. all throughout the campaign, the cry from donald trump was that he would repeal and replace obamacare and he has already praised the swift action of his republican colleagues by getting this through congress and saying that soon the ‘unaffordable care act‘ would be history. however there is that repeal process under way. it is a budget measure that has gone through today and that will make way for a repeal and replace bill. however there is yet to be a replacement. we spoke to people today in the house and there was a clear choice keep affordable care or have chaos. they fear in the meantime amidst the uncertainty, insurance payments would continue to rise. there are also 20 million americans who now have insurance under obamacare who did not previously have it. the worry is what will happen to them. many have pre existing conditions, be it multiple sclerosis, viruses, diseases, cancer, and many would not have health insurance without obamac ....