mina dich chose to recover all of herface for they did.hearing. as they left the dock, she waved to relatives in the public gallery. all three women have been remanded in custody and their next appearance will be at the old bailey on may the 19th. june kelly. a marketing company which made nearly 100 million nuisance calls has been fined a record £400,000 by the information commissioners office. keurboom communications made automated calls to people encouraging them to make insurance claims. angus crawford reports. phones ringing we've all had them, at any time of day or night. the call, the click on the line and then the recorded message, about ppi or a car accident. today, kerboum communications was fined £400,000 for making 100 million such calls. 1000 people complained. one said, these calls disrupt my work, cause unnecessary anxiety and make me very angry. another, a victim of stalking, complained, "i am harassed by my ex—partner through calls and text messages, and so unsolicited calls cause me anxiety." companies can only call if th

in essence, what this case amounts to is an allegation against rizlaine boular and her mother, mina dichd that rizlaine boular, along with the other two, conspired between the 11th of april and the 28th of april, so last month, to murder persons unknown. in effect, the allegation amounts to a suggestion that there was going to be some sort of terrorist attack involving knives in the westminster area of the capital. miss boular is further accused of engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism and her mother and the third defendant are accused of helping her in that aim. when they came into the dock this morning, miss boular and her mother were wearing full islamic dress, their faces were fully veiled. the senior districtjudge asked both women to partially removed the face covering so their eyes could be seen and they agreed to do that, then mina dich brought the covering back down again, the mother, over her eyes. there was no application for bail, so thejudge there was no application for bail, so the judge remanded them there was no application for bail, so thejudge remanded

on one side, with herface also covered, her mother, 43—year—old mina dich.hey are alleged to have been pa rt 20. they are alleged to have been part of a plot which, it is claimed, involved a planned knife attack in the westminster area. the raid a fortnight ago and their arrests followed a surveillance operation involving scotland ya rd's counterterrorism command. after this first brief hearing, the three women we re first brief hearing, the three women were remanded in custody. their next court appearance will be on the 19th of may at the old bailey. waiting times for a number of key nhs services in england were the worst in five years, according to analysis of figures for the year to the end of march. more people waited more than four hours to be seen in a&e, and cancer referral times also worsened. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson is with me. talk us through the figures. today we got figures for march, which gives us the whole year's figures. what the health foundation think tank has done is to number crunch and look back and compare them to fiv

in the dock we had a mother, mina dich, 43, her daughter, rizlaine boular, 21, and a third woman, khawlan investigating allegations, they say there is an allegations, they say there is an allegation against the mother and daughter and a third woman. it is said that rizlaine boular was involved in planning an attack that involved knives in the capital. she is further accused of engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism and her mother and the third defendants are accused of helping her in that game. when they came into the dock this morning the mother and daughter were wearing full islamic dress, their faces were fully veiled. the senior district judge, ella arbuthnott, asked both women to partly remove the face covering so their eyes could be seen and they agreed to do that. then the mother brought the covering back down again over her eyes. there was no application for bail, so the judge reminded them in custody to next appear at the old bailey a week on friday. a marketing company which made nearly 100 million nuisance calls has been fined a record 400 thousand pounds, by