inquiry into their deaths. a review into that care, published last week, hospital order. understood or managed. there are many questions his victims families want answers for a statutory inquiry.

but agree the terms that we've been pleading for. to attend, give evidence and tell the truth. and those responsible are held to account. sarah campbell, bbc news.

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that people desperately need. good to have you back on bbc news, you have done a lot of work on the subject. what aboutrthe latest announcement, when it {to the its 7 its tatg ets 7 reaching its targets? thanks for - me- _ reaching its targets? thanks for - me- i _ reaching its targets? thanks for- me. i-it- reaching its targets? thanks for- me. i-it is. sighificant that there really significant that there . another boost to the is another boost to the affordable homes programme this year, after one from rachel reeves last it does reeves last year. it does suggest that this labour are social government are taking seeiat and affordable house—building seriously. the problem we have and what

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and this is the water that you're expected to use to drink, cook, wash. they have access to. so do you have to be careful how much water you use? in 2011, the un found people were drinking water

shell to be failing. most of it is to fool the ogoni people. and the contractors. funding towards it. shell told the bbc hyprep is an agency established with its governing council largely made up of senior shell representative.

and shell have repeated claims have been cleaned up. it did not take long for us to see oil seep from the ground and float on the water. shell told the bbc... this week, two nigerian communities will bring a case

are locked in a dispute with the company that is supposed to maintain their buildings — amid fears the contracts typically last for 25 years, but a bbc investigation has found that nearly half of the 88 schools in the stoke scheme are now withholding need of proper repair.

maintenance contract. there's extensive water damage to the wall and the ceiling. there's a hole in the roof! all the plaster's pouring off. the school says after the bbc got in touch children learning in overcoats and the youngest sent home. shivering all day. we're going to have to send our youngest, are freezing because we can't heat our building to