tonight three families the bbc they were wrongly teld the bbcthey were wrongly to their advised to abort their unborn babies by an nhs some families of by an nhs trust. some families of tower victims express anger grenfell tower vietimsfexpressfenger the government grenfell tower viotimsfexpressfenger the government expresses plans demolish the block. ”ithinhhhifi ’ fifthirrih’staff”? ’ 777thi7rih7sta7ff7ac7t 7 777thi7nh7sta7ff7ac7t 7 lasted and think staff act that looked after her after she passed out on after her after she reeoo . .-. efter her efter ehe reeee . .-. § herebutl7k7now if 7hgrebutlknowl ht . 7heuo i was well heine nere inlet. l kineiir l wee well after thank heine nefe leet. l iene'w' l wee well after thank you. princess anne thanks hospital staff who looked after her when she blacked in an accident on her gatcombe estate. it - like the it like the dogs to anfield for the second leg of the league cup semi—final. spurs lead 1—0 on aggregate.

good evening. the bank of england has cut interest rates from 4.75% to 4.5% — the third fall since lastjuly. but there'll be lower returns for those with savings. the previous forecast. colletta smith, looks at what today's rate cut will mean for you. until today the bull family thought that their mortgage here in selby

yeah, exactly, it's a lot of money for anyone. and save but ultimately £150 is £150 and it's a lot of money for a family of four. by the direction of travel. of years, so today's announcement to cut interest rates from the bank direction is coming down. i think it's fantastic news. for business as well. in manchester umar had to lay off one of his four employees a while ago because trade has slowed down. do you have any business loans?

yes, i have a business loan. it's good news, to be honest with you. 0h! just got even harder. it would be nice to plan, hey? normal savings accounts. get the economy moving. the bank of england's governor andrew bailey says interest rates in october was feeding through into lower confidence

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0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports carley and carl were expecting their first child in 2019, she said that our daughter, if she even made full term, she would just spend hours suffering and her life would bejust... yeah. - the doctors... ..palliative care. the initial result. we asked her, "is there any point in waiting for that?

because will it change? is there anything we can do?" them to end the pregnancy. it was just an awful, impossible situation. yeah. for what they thought was a routine follow up meeting with a consultant. your results have changed. been a false positive.

normal?", that, you know, what we just. it was just i couldn't work it out. it was that bad. the nottingham university hospitals trust told us, "we know a second nottingham couple have told the bbc they too were mistakenly advised to have an abortion in 2017. a pregnancy scan indicated their baby had a life why is that?

but only just. instead of further testing, they were advised their baby shortly afterwards. 0n the day the couple went to have the abortion, he's great. he's healthy. the nottingham university hospitals trust say their foetal medicine teams strive to support families in the most compassionate michael is with me. horrendous for the families involved. what went wrong? in imac and review went wrong is

and review what went wrong is essentially a which makes do open. these mistakes do not open. the first we featured advised 7 advised to 7 advised to have 7 7 77 gagged is or. 77 mere“: 7 77 savaged is or. 77 7dile7mm7a77and were advised to have the dilemma and abortion on basis of a test well abortion on the basis of a test well known with in vitro medicine to have positives. they simply should waited for the test to have waited for the second test to come through. the couple were come through. the second couple were told they had genetic also told they had a genetic mierfreh ' " mum also told they had a genetic mie't'fifi ' ” mum up condition. the mum was called up when she was 23 weeks and 60 is pregnant told when she was 23 weeks and 60 is pregnant told if when she was 23 weeks and 60 is pregnant told if was going pregnant and told if she was going to have an abortion she would have at the following day because abortion act would make it more the abortion act would make it more tricky after 2a weeks, but the abortion at my act makes ahortion at my act makes allowances faecal abnormalities beyond the legal limit —— the abo7rtion the7 7777th7e7t7hird777 777 the7third couple, parents of a agtgglgfe third couple, patents of a nine—year—old, they healthy nine—year—old, they simply should not have been offered a termination on the basis of two pregnancy scans. of these cases pregnancy scans. all of these cases will. .- as part of the 0ckenden pregnancy scans. all of these cases will. .- the as part of the 0ckenden pregnancy scans. all of these cases will. .- the largest of the 0ckenden pregnancy scans. all of these cases will. .- the largest maternity enden review, the largest maternity inquiry in the history of nhs 7taking 7 taking place 7 7 taking place focusing 7taking place focusing on 7 taking place focusing on the plays, taking place focusing on the nottinghamshire trust

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in england and wales. prime minister and the energy secretary, ed miliband here. the potentialfor that is huge. sizewell b in suffolk.

does keir starmer say build, baby build? so that we can build. small modular reactors, but also have sites in different places, which means we can fast forward on nuclear. i'm determined we're going to get back there. on the building we need to get control

don't like it, tough. to be able to say no. the liberal democrats say investing in renewable energy we were very supportive of nuclear. we were supportive of small modular reactors. that's a good thing. chris mason, bbc news, in preston. our top story this evening...

coming up on bbc news — one—day international against india at nagpur. the prime minister says those affected by the grenfell tower fire grenfell tower is to be demolishd.

as tom symonds reports. you can see grenfell tower for miles, and the people who lived here loved their views of london. at a community meeting last night by the deputy prime minister, angela rayner. by the ten year anniversary, there will be no grenfell tower and potentially even no it's just awful. the government insists it has talked to the community holding a series of meetings. it's being propped up and it's constantly monitored.

it is not seen as practicable to remediate all or part it is expected that the superstructure, in whole the top 13 floors are being propped up by something like 6000 props at the moment, and it is untenable to continue this deconstruction has to happen. account of the impact of all of this on them.

memorial to the lives lost. by this is a priority. nhs england says there were more patients in hospitals last week than at any other stage this winter. more than 30 years after four ira men were shot dead by sas a gun attack on a police station.

fire without warning. barry o'donnell, sean 0'farrell and patrick vincent. the soldiers fired more than 500 bullets, but the inquest the ira hadn't shot at the sas.

that the use of lethal force was not necessary. you don't go from an arrest situation to 514 downing street has said veterans who served in northern ireland chris page, bbc news in county tyrone.

princess anne has returned to the intensive care unit for "filling in the blanks" about what happened. here's our senior royal correspondent, daniella relph. about her accident. you've been filling in the blanks. don't have any idea. and sadly, i don't have huge

memories of being in here either. the princess was walking on her gatcombe park estate that's very common in lots of our patients that they have moments together for her. the accidentzdid meanthe princess and step back from public duties for a short time. which horse caused the damage. daniela ralph, bbc news. £83.4 million — that is how much one ticket holder has won

lost their ticket doesn't matter, because they are now one of the national lottery's most spectacular wins of all time. dogs eat an awful lot of meat. will it be to tell the difference between real meat and meat grown in a laboratory? 20% of all the meat in the uk is reckoned to be consumed by pets. and that comes with a climate cost.

big fermentation tanks a bit like this. no animals die in the process, but the pace that is produced is chemically at least almost identical to meat. lower carbon footprint. so we've got the treats here. do you ever worry about roux's carbon footprint? if i'm honest, i haven't thought about it much. to for my dog either.

moral concerns. the moral concerns. that's absolutely right. sk yourself this. i'm imagining at tv screens hungrily! here is what is on time. coming up on question time. were in and trump

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saturday, a bit more sunshine around potentially on sunday, but still cold. 7