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Things to prop up the row. st helier hospital in sutton where they have buckets with leaks coming down. we heard of hundreds of sewage leaks into hospitals into hospitals in england in the last few days. you have been in charge for 13 years, how have your letter get this bad? we announced on thursday over 20 billion of investment into our new hospitals programme, including places like king s lynn. a full rebuild of those hospitals, that is what nhs leaders asked us to do. the biggest ever investment into the nhs. so we are responding to the challenges of those hospitals. they do need to be replaced and replaced by 2030 and that is exactly what we are doing and we have committed 240 new hospitals by 2030. that is the biggest capital investment the nhs will have seen and we set out the details of that in the house on thursday. details of that in the house on thursday- details of that in the house on thursda . ., ., , ., thursday. you have there repeated the claim that thursday. you ha
Minutes time with all the latest from the world cup. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i m alice salfield. lawyers for shamima begum, who left east london for syria at 15 to join the islamic state group, say her school and the police missed opportunities to stop her. it s now claimed she was the victim of child trafficking. a five day hearing is challenging the home office s decision to remove her british citizenship. patients who were in intensive care and almost died are now helping each other come to terms with what they ve been through. a new support group at st helier hospital in sutton includes some who were put in medically induced comas. when rhyan fell ill his family were told to expect the worst. he s now sharing his experience. sometimes people need to hear the realities, because when theyjust hear a murmur in some way, it feels like a random story. it might as well be fiction. but when they hear people and they say,