picnics and street parties will happen around the country on may 5th, to celebrate and remember the 80th bridgetjones? but you can call her mummy. bridgetjones is back on the big screen for a fourth movie. the philadelphia eagles defeated the kansas city chiefs 40—22 in a whatsapp group chat.

both men have apologised. iain watson has the latest. iain watson has the latest. will iain watson has the latest. will start iain watson has the latest. will start with iain watson has the latest. will start with the with the winning candidate. oliver ryan looked to a candidate. oliver ryan looked to - a promises _ candidate. oliver ryan looked to - a promises career- candidate. oliver ryan looked to - a promises career when - candidate. oliver ryan looked to - a promises career when he| candidate. oliver ryan looked to - - a promises career when he won burnley from the conservatives thank you. let me start by thanking _ conservatives thank you. let me start by thanking the _ conservatives thank you. let me start by thanking the returning l officer. he had been an labour councillor— officer. he had been an labour councillor. nine _ officer. he had been an labour councillor. nine years - officer. he had been an labour councillor. nine years but. officer. he had been an labour- councillor. nine years but during cfiu'ncillcrr—fgr'nine years but'du'ring " time he was a member of a f— ethatsapp z = ”whatsapp group whatsapp group with fellow private whatsapp group with fellow councillors and the mp andrew given. the prime minister him the prime minister sacked him as a health ministerfor the prime minister sacked him as a health minister for comments the in the messages andrew in the group. in the messages andrew gwynne to mock a pensioner appeare; - f": 5 5555 "55 appeared to complain her who appeared to complain about her bin collection and imagining calling 77 77 calling foré % calling forvmoref calling forémoref cycle

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illegally in nail bars, car washes and restaurants have been arrested as part of our home editor, mark easton reports. working, a surge in activity that ministers claim will help discourage people from trying to come to britain on small boats. the home office statistics compare

enforcement activity this january series that only goes back to 2019. in operations to deal with illegal working. having crossed the channel in small boats this year already, illegal immigrants in london alone.

the raid videos and photographs are being published on the day mps start debating the border security asylum mark easton, bbc news. now from westminster. henry, the government is focussed on this crackdown. why now? with seven money since general election where labour won liii seat, election where labour won 1.411. seat. won i2i election where labour won 1.411. seat. won 121 and reform the conservatives won 121 and reform won and yet it to have won five, and yet it is rare to have have a conversation anyone from have a conversation with anyone from one of the traditional two parties

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thanks henry. the deaths of three babies within its maternity services. our midlands correspondent navteonhaljoins me now. the hearing here at nottingham magistrates' court has been hearing evidence about how three evidence ebobt—how these three within three evidence ebodt—how these three within three months of babies died within three months of each other in the middle of it each other in the middle of 2021. it out a of failings, set out a series of failings, ranging from how heart rate and blood less were monitored and 77777 7777through 7 77777 7777through to 7 777 77 7777through to poor 7 recorded through to poor engagement 5 the parents of the babies sets how there are issues and it sets odt how there areissdes hand delays and missed within nddtver. delaysa nd-m issed to tit/itilhfinthyer. delaysa nd.missed to appropriate opportunities to provide appropriate careful in the last hour we have hearin- hearing criticism 7 hearing criticism of 7universit7y hospitals nhs

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coming up on bbc news, premier leaders liverpool were beaten league leaders liverpool were beaten by plymouth the fa cup. from last summer have been speaking about their daughters of their deaths. phil mccann has more. we just wejust dropped her to dance make that's all we did. make bracelets. that'sall we did. was make bracelets. thatfsrall we did. was a beautiful... funny, crazy, = 7:77 gorgeous girl. with their daughters in their own — gorgeous girl. with their daughters

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if it remains as it is and it goes through as a bill, what we need in this industry. £1 million will still be exempt. but it is one of a series of changes, designed to raise more ministers argue their tax reforms are fair, balanced, farmers like the ones heading to the capital today say this is about more than just tax.

no sign of a u—turn from the government. where you haven't got the cash to pay the tax. planning to plough on, until it sees change. our correspondent ben schofield is in central london

yes, this is something like the third time in four months that farmers have brought heavy farmers have brought their heavy machinery to central london. (2le see can see parliament oeer one and over this one dozens 5�*55'455 5554— 5.55 55.5 555 555555 dozens of tractors. they far as my eye can see, all the miléhéll, ’wh'efghgu; the h fl rwhitehall, tllezgates way dawn whitehall; 'past'the'gates downing as way dawn whltahall; 'paat'tha'gataa downing as well. many of to downing street as well. many of them have banners on, they say — 7:2 =zz like axe the j j like axe the ta)l, 7 like axe the tax, ne things like axe the farm tax, no farmers, no food. i was speaking to the organiser this from save the organiser of this from save british farming, she telling ==: �* this proposed 77 �*this proposed change 77 �*this proposed change to 77 tax is being seen as straw for some farmers final alfaw far aama farmers altar years of final alfaw far ganja farmers altar years of challenging these farmers, of them up in north some of them met up in, narth landau. . down here earlier this before coming down here earlier this morning, that where they heard z -=: the uk party farage, j 1614 00:23:54,