welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i m monica miller. the headlines. official documents about the assassination ofjohn f. kennedy are finally released but will they silence the conspiracy theorists? tens of thousands of nurses in england, wales and northern ireland take strike action over pay and conditions. covid restrictions are relaxed in hong kong we ll get all the details from an infectious disease epidemiologist later in the show the heir to the throne in thailand is hospitalised with a heart condition the royal palace says she s stable to a certain extent . live from our studio in singapore
this is bbc news. the headlines president biden has ordered the release of thousands of official documents about the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. he says it will give the public a greater understanding of a tragic event in american history but, nearly six decades after the killing, some material will remain secret. rail workers, airport staff and postal employees have walked out over pay and working conditions in recent weeks. on thursday, tens of thousands of nurses staged the biggest public health service strike in history. the mayor of the turkish city of istanbul has praised supporters who rallied to condemn his conviction and political ban. ekrem imamoglu was sentenced to 2.5 years in jail
long waits at airports, and delayed deliveries. and on thursday tens of thousands of nurses took part in the biggest strike in the history of britain s public health service. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. cheering. a moment of history. nurses on a picket line in liverpool. part of the biggest strike ever staged by the royal college of nursing. what we want? fair pay! and in leeds, nurses made plain their anger at the pay settlement they ve been given. in sub zero temperatures, they gathered early in reading. nurses here argued that the strike was about stressful working conditions, as well as pay. nothing changes. thingsjust get tighter and tighter. and we re expected to just keep putting up with things, keep finding. i m getting emotional now. ..keep finding reserves. and enough is enough.
this is bbc news. the headlines president biden has ordered the release of thousands of official documents about the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. he says it will give the public a greater understanding of a tragic event in american history but, nearly six decades after the killing, some material will remain secret. rail workers, airport staff and postal employees have walked out over pay and working conditions in recent weeks. on thursday, tens of thousands of nurses staged the biggest public health service strike in history. the mayor of the turkish city of istanbul has praised supporters who rallied to condemn his conviction and political ban. ekrem imamoglu was sentenced to 2.5 years in jail
the conspiracy theorists? the winter of discontent continues as workers from several industries in the uk down tools. in turkey, the mayor of istanbul has praised huge crowds of supporters who rallied to condemn his conviction and political ban. ekrem imamoglu, who s a rival to president recep tayyip erdogan, was sentenced to 2.5 years injail on wednesday for insulting public officials. 0livia 0tigbah reports. turkey s democracies facing a challenging moment. in istanbul, challenging moment. in istanbul, tens of thousands of people gathered to protest what they see as calculated suppression of the city s mia. 0n suppression of the city s mia. on wednesday, a court sent ekrem imamoglu to more than two years in prison and banned him from politics for the same