The threat of long waiting list in the NHS Stills looms over the United Kingdom a new analysis by the labor party claims that more than 120,000 people in England have died last year while they were simply just waiting for hospital treatment the United Kingdom's opposition party has collected the data from 138 Health trusts now they asked about the number of people who died while on the waiting list and at least about 35 of those trusts responded to their call the Health Trust must have said that more than 30,000 deaths occurred in 2022 applying the same logic the labor party estimated that across England 120,000 people in fact ended up losing their lives.

Labour claims huge rise in people dying, over 120,000 died due to treatment delays

<p>British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was heckled as he was pouring a pint of beer at a beer festival in London on Tuesday (August 1). Prime Minister Sunak, who is a teetotaler, visited the Great British beer festival in West London. As he was pouring a pint of Black Dub stout, a person shouted: “Prime minister, oh the irony that you’re raising alcohol duty on the day that you’re pulling a pint.”</p>

<p>Another onlooker shouted at Sunak, who loves Coca-Cola, by saying, "Prime Minister, it's not Coca-Cola."</p>

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<h2><strong>Who is the person that heckled Sunak?</strong></h2>

<p>The person who heckled the prime minister over raising the alcohol duty was 46-year-old Rudi Keyser, who runs a pub in Wimbledon in south-west London. According to a report by The Guardian, Keyser said he wanted to get across the message while Sunak was promoting a freeze on beer-based duty, this was not the case for some other drinks.</p>

<p>Keyser said that the number of breweries that shut down last year had been phenomenal. “Plus on 1 August – today – they are raising alcohol duty across the board significantly," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“I run a pub as part of a big national chain and we’ve been bulk buying in the last two weeks to avoid the alcohol duty increase. And he has the audacity to come and pull a pint for PR,” the 46-year-old added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Prime Minister Sunak has been insisting that businesses and consumers would benefit from the post-Brexit alcohol duty changes, despite the fact that charges for some drinks are increasing.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to a report by The Telegraph, the system aims to encourage drinkers to cut back by taxing all alcohol based on its strength, rather than the previous categories of wine, beer, spirits, and ciders.</p>

<p>This would mean duty would increase overall.&nbsp;<br />
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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was heckled as he was pouring a pint of beer at a beer festival in London on Tuesday (August 1). Prime Minister Sunak, who is a teetotaler, visited the Great British beer festival in West London.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was heckled as he was pouring a pint of beer at a beer festival in London on Tuesday (August 1). Prime Minister Sunak, who is a teetotaler, visited the Great British beer festival in West London. As he was pouring a pint of Black Dub stout, a person shouted: “Prime minister, oh the irony that you’re raising alcohol duty on the day that you’re pulling a pint.” Another onlooker shouted at Sunak, who loves Coca-Cola, by saying, "Prime Minister, it's not Coca-Cola." Here's a look at the video UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak heckled by a man over alcohol tak while pulling a beer pint at a beer festival@KatiePilbeamTV tells you more Watch more: https://t.co/AXC5qRugeb pic.twitter.com/EYK3hUqcIp — WION (@WIONews) August 2, 2023 × Who is the person that heckled Sunak? The person who heckled the prime minister over raising the alcohol duty was 46-year-old Rudi Keyser, who runs a pub in Wimbledon in south-west London. According to a report by The Guardian, Keyser said he wanted to get across the message while Sunak was promoting a freeze on beer-based duty, this was not the case for some other drinks. Keyser said that the number of breweries that shut down last year had been phenomenal. “Plus on 1 August – today – they are raising alcohol duty across the board significantly," he added. “I run a pub as part of a big national chain and we’ve been bulk buying in the last two weeks to avoid the alcohol duty increase. And he has the audacity to come and pull a pint for PR,” the 46-year-old added. Prime Minister Sunak has been insisting that businesses and consumers would benefit from the post-Brexit alcohol duty changes, despite the fact that charges for some drinks are increasing. According to a report by The Telegraph, the system aims to encourage drinkers to cut back by taxing all alcohol based on its strength, rather than the previous categories of wine, beer, spirits, and ciders. This would mean duty would increase overall. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

'Oh the irony you're raising alcohol duty...': UK PM Sunak heckled while pouring a pint at beer festival

<p>Daniel Korski, who is a Conservative London mayoral candidate, has been accused by TV producer Daisy Goodwin of groping her in Downing Street a decade ago.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While writing a column for The Times, the 61-year-old Goodwin alleged that the former No 10 adviser groped her at a meeting in Downing Street in 2013.&nbsp;</p>

<p>She claimed that Korski put his hand on her breast during a meeting at Downing Street. The incident happened when he was a special adviser to David Cameron.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The TV producer said that she met Korski at Downing Street to discuss a possible TV project, but she found his behaviour during the meeting "odd" and also said that "it was not a particularly fruitful discussion".&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the column, she wrote: "When we both stood up at the end of the meeting and went to the door, the spad [special adviser] stepped towards me and suddenly put his hand on my breast."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Astonished, I said loudly, 'Are you really touching my breast?' The spad sprang away from me and I left," she added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Although I suppose legally his action could be called sexual assault, I have to say that I did not feel frightened. I was older, taller and very possibly wiser than the spad, and having worked for the BBC in the eighties I knew how to deal with gropers," she further said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Goodwin also wrote that when it happened, what she felt was "surprise and some humiliation". She added that she was a successful award-winning TV producer with 40 or so people working for her, and this was not behaviour that she would have tolerated in her office.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Explaining the situation and how she felt, Goodwin wrote, "Could I have misinterpreted his action? I have thought about this a lot, but the answer is always no. He, like some other men in power, must be the sort of man who gets a kick out of surprising women in this way."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Well, Goodwin has spoken about the incident previously also when she first went public in 2017. However, she hadn't revealed any name. She said that she was naming him now because "if this is a pattern of behaviour, then the people of London deserve to know".&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Korski denied allegations&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Korski has made the shortlist to be the Conservative Party's candidate for next year's London mayoral race. As quoted by The Guardian, a spokesperson for the 46-year-old Korski said: "In the strongest possible terms, Dan categorically denies any allegation of inappropriate behaviour whatsoever."&nbsp;</p>

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Daniel Korski, who is a Conservative London mayoral candidate, has been accused by TV producer Daisy Goodwin of groping her in Downing Street a decade ago. While writing a column for The Times, the 61-year-old Goodwin alleged that the former No 10 adviser groped her at a meeting in Downing Street in 2013.

Daniel Korski, who is a Conservative London mayoral candidate, has been accused by TV producer Daisy Goodwin of groping her in Downing Street a decade ago. While writing a column for The Times, the 61-year-old Goodwin alleged that the former No 10 adviser groped her at a meeting in Downing Street in 2013. She claimed that Korski put his hand on her breast during a meeting at Downing Street. The incident happened when he was a special adviser to David Cameron. The TV producer said that she met Korski at Downing Street to discuss a possible TV project, but she found his behaviour during the meeting "odd" and also said that "it was not a particularly fruitful discussion". In the column, she wrote: "When we both stood up at the end of the meeting and went to the door, the spad [special adviser] stepped towards me and suddenly put his hand on my breast." "Astonished, I said loudly, 'Are you really touching my breast?' The spad sprang away from me and I left," she added. "Although I suppose legally his action could be called sexual assault, I have to say that I did not feel frightened. I was older, taller and very possibly wiser than the spad, and having worked for the BBC in the eighties I knew how to deal with gropers," she further said. Also read: Indian-origin doctor jailed for dark website on child sexual abuse in UK Goodwin also wrote that when it happened, what she felt was "surprise and some humiliation". She added that she was a successful award-winning TV producer with 40 or so people working for her, and this was not behaviour that she would have tolerated in her office. Explaining the situation and how she felt, Goodwin wrote, "Could I have misinterpreted his action? I have thought about this a lot, but the answer is always no. He, like some other men in power, must be the sort of man who gets a kick out of surprising women in this way." Well, Goodwin has spoken about the incident previously also when she first went public in 2017. However, she hadn't revealed any name. She said that she was naming him now because "if this is a pattern of behaviour, then the people of London deserve to know". Also read: Prominent Chinese financial journalist banned from social media for THIS reason Watch: Former UK PM Theresa May under pressure over 'socially distanced party' during lockdown × Korski denied allegations Korski has made the shortlist to be the Conservative Party's candidate for next year's London mayoral race. As quoted by The Guardian, a spokesperson for the 46-year-old Korski said: "In the strongest possible terms, Dan categorically denies any allegation of inappropriate behaviour whatsoever." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Threat of strike still looms over the UK's National Health Service, the NHS well Junior doctors in England are set to stage three days of strength this week and experts predict almost all routine. NHS services in England will get disrupted as a result well thousands of Junior doctors are due to stages 72-hour walkout from Wednesday in April when the junior doctors conducted a four-day strike about 27 000 Junior doctors state of work every day and more than a hundred and ninety thousand outpatient appointments and operations were postponed or they are demanding a 35 salary rise.

Three-day strike by doctors in England expected to have enormous impact on NHS care

Nurses Union has rejected UK government's pay offer and will continue the strike. Earlier UK government said on Thursday that they had reached an agreement to raise pay by 5% in the upcoming fiscal year, perhaps putting a stop to disruptive strikes.

Some unions, including the Royal College of Nurses, reject UK government's pay offer

The UK government and unions that represent different health professionals in England said on Thursday that they had reached an agreement to raise pay by 5% in the upcoming fiscal year, perhaps putting a stop to disruptive strikes.

UK Government may give nurses and NHS staff 5% pay rise

According to data by a trade union, the NHS spends more than £1 million a week hiring private ambulances to respond to emergency calls. According to Unison, their findings were based on responses from two thirds of the ambulance trusts in England that pay for the coverage of seriously ill patients from private businesses. According to the union, ambulance trusts across throughout England have hired more than a dozen private companies to help close growing service gaps and keep up with the high demand.

NHS spends more than £1million a week on private ambulances: Report

NHS unions and ministers have reached a new pay offer for frontline staff in a move which could herald the end of walkouts by nurses and paramedics. The government and the NHS Staff Council – which represents nurses, ambulance staff and other NHS workers – reached the final offer after weeks of negotiations and months of strikes.

UK government agrees to pay rise for NHS workers

NHS strike: Sunk is delighted with the pay deal