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, with piggductivity of the nhs. with making efficiency the nhs making efficiency savings, but even iales and scotland. our business presenter, ben boulos explains energy regulator ofgem has announced that energy bills will be rising by almost 7%. from april the 1st. and it�*s the third increase we�*ve seen in a row. now, it�*s the unit price that is the most important thing. not the total bill. so if you use more than average, you will pay and will be in place until the next price cap change at the start ofjuly. i mean, do contact your supplier. the other thing i would say is that we�*ve seen months and go on to fixed deals. those people are protected from today�*s increase because they will have fixed their prices and there are offers on the market. what fixed rates are available, and look to see what help is available with your bills. in ukraine and a colder than expected winter across europe have squeezed supply. that has driven up prices. and it underlines the importance of our mission for clean home—grown power. that we control what�*s happening to the prices. so there won�*t be

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resulted in nhs paying astonishing going to cause during childbirth and death. going to commit to improving the care. >> this important issue and going to pay for the highest standards of care. >> mr. speaker, we're working with nhs for this and making good progress. >> thank you for the question. getting to it and going for them on the biggest reform going for the support in a generation backed by 240 million pounds of invest.producing living standards and more secure of jobs to make the pay. >> sunday night on q&a, ex-convict and our guest and new commemorative investigation of dr. king letter from birmingham jail and the work done with freedom and organization he founded that builds libraries and prisons. >> judge might have been under no illusion that sending me to primrose would help and i could get something out of it if i tried and this is a testament that i got something. i came home to a world where it night feel overwhelming and like it's absolutely hard to make a way to hurt somebody in the past. also came to the radical change shifting and creating m

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an nhs trust is to be prosecuted over the deaths of three babies. and the british government demands access to encrypted data stored by apple users worldwide. donald trump's decision to impose us sanctions on staff for alleged war crimes in gaza. international criminal court. according to donald trump, the international criminal court has engaged in... against humanity including murder, persecution and starvation. food, water and medicine. israel was outraged. the democratically elected prime minister warrants for three hamas leaders responsible which it said would harm its independent and impartial judicial work. could have serious consequences on court officials, its funding and even its it systems. allegations of war crimes committed by us troops in afghanistan. on the court in defence of israel. zachary gave us his reaction to donald trump issuing these sanctions on the icc. the international criminal court. and you say it was expected. the icc have ended up paying salaries and the hamas leader. leaders and israeli leaders were issued at the sam

properly accountable for what has happened, and they say last week there was a report published by the nhsit was heartbreaking and it was making them more determined to come to downing street today to get those answers. so smiles on their faces but it has been a very long journey for the families and they feel they have had to fight really harder than they should for families who have been through such a traumatic experience, but they feel the odds have been stacked against them, but today was a sigh of relief and they say they may go off to the pub for a drink because finally they have come here and got what they were demanding, we have got the full statutory inquiry which is due to begin very soon. ,, ., which is due to begin very soon, ,, ., g ., , which is due to begin very soon. ,, ., , soon. simon jones in downing street there. _ the bbc can reveal the security service m15 lied to three courts while defending one of its agents — a misogynistic neo—nazi who attacked his girlfriend with a machete. m15 said it had stuck to its policy of never confirming or denying informants identities,

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relatives of his victims told a news conference received from the nhs prior to the attacks concluded8 months since ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were stabbed to death, but their families say they are still fighting for answers. taser, taser! do not move. stay where you are. this is the moment valdo calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, was arrested. he was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. an independent review of his care prior to the attacks, published on wednesday, found his risk was not fully understood or managed. good morning, everybody. once again, thanks for your attendance. relatives of his victims told a news conference that the authorities, who they say failed their loved ones, still need to be held to account. to the prime minister and the rest of the government, make this trauma stop and make ourfight stop now. you have confirmed there will be a public inquiry, but agree the terms that we have been pleading for. make it statutory. all of the agencies, organisations, institutions and vitally individuals must then and will be c

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the road to recovery — the government says it's extra nhs appointments. the bafta goes to...e will be winners and lost in the next and who lost out in the next hour. hello, i'm nicky schiller. european countries say ukraine will need us security guarantees before they are willing it comes as european leaders are meeting in paris earlier, the bbc spoke to lord dannat, former chief of general staff for the british army,

resulted in nhs paying astonishing going to cause during childbirth and death. going to commit to improving the care. >> this important issue and going to pay for the highest standards of care. >> mr. speaker, we're working with nhs for this and making good progress. >> thank you for the question. getting to it and going for them on the biggest reform going for the support in a generation backed by 240 million pounds of invest.producing living standards and more secure of jobs to make the pay. >> book tv every sunday on c-span 2, features authors discussing nonfiction books. here's a look. angella merkel who was german chanceler and at 8:00 p.m., former georgetown profess ower said there is a decline of academic freedom at elite law schools. he is the awe are thor of the book "lawless." son of civil rights leader talks about being black in america through the voices of three generations and interviewed by freeman. watch book tv every sunday and find the full schedule or watch online at booktv. org. >> president trump welcomed the japanese prime minister to

it's full all the time, they're out there now, look at the nhs. look a' moreihs. look a' moreihe nhsws the bbc website ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, says he has warned world leaders "against trusting putin's claims of readiness to end the war." it's after the kremlin confirmed ukraine would "of course" be part of any peace deal negotiations. then announced they agreed talks to end the ukraine war as a rift opened up between europe and the us on so what might russia want in exchange for peace? russia has gained controlled of parts of ukraine's east since its full scale invasion three years ago. nick eardley from bbc verify has more. yes, this video here gives a sense of the destruction that continues in ukraine. you can see burnt—out vehicles at the side we've geo— located video eastern of 7 "w’i;;r””’” 7’ z7qei£ii7h§g7§e7ei 7 7 ipaul crofts, whichhasbeen at front line of the war. even the tent line sf the fiargesn ' ’ ' that, already before that, rush already controlled some ukrainian territory. here in red, you the7 7 the: territory 7 the: territory within see the territor

nhs england has apologised to the families and says it's clear that there were failings in calocane's aridehqquihh h h ahridehe or hear h h aim; will hear hhhhahnother day. and we will hear from another mum who fears her could mom who fears her adott son cootd' because his care under same ,, trust same trust isn't good e she says. that's h a teenager who's been charged with murder after the stabbing of a 15—year—old boy at a school in sheffield has appeared in the city's youth court. harvey willgoose died on monday after suffering serious injuries at all saints catholic high school. the boy, who cannot be named due to his age, article. today, harvey willgoose's parents spoke to abi jaiyeola are you proud of me?" he were brilliant. my best pal. he was a rogue at times, but a lovable rogue. their grief is raw. about the devastation of losing him. and it does make it that...better. it's getting us through this horrific time. you must still be in shock. iam. flowers left at the sheffield united ground. he was a keen fan. what's keeping us going. they're finding strength in being together.

the government says it's already met a key election promise to deliver an extra two million nhs appointments in england. police name the victim of the valentine's day shooting at a village pub in kent. she was lisa smith from slough. and calls for a clampdown on the car headlights that are too bright and dazzle other drivers. and coming up on bbc news, the title race hots up again this week after liverpool came through a nervy match against wolves to stay seven points clear at the top. good afternoon. in ukraine to act as peacekeepers if there is a deal the deal. this isn't “ust about the front line _ deal. this isn't 'ust about the front line in — deal. this isn'tjust about the front line in ukraine, - deal. this isn'tjust about the front line in ukraine, its- deal. this isn'tjust about the front line in ukraine, its the i deal. this isn'tjust about the - front line in ukraine, its the front line of europe and of the united kingdom, its our national security. and i think we need to do more, we need to step up in terms of our collective response in europe, and by that i mean capability, play

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amanda pritchard, the first female chief executive of the nhs in england, is stepping down, saying itinfluential house of commons committees discussed her suitability to lead the nhs through a period of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour, which be strongly denies. "oh, yeah, that's the girl that... it was these stories from 18 black women who came forward in 2022 to detail what they described as unwanted predatory sexual tim westwood, that triggered this report. tim westwood was known for his love of hip hop, the bbc today apologised, saying it fell short of evidence that it failed to investigate properly. of the incidents it found could have been a referral to police. in response to today's report, the bbc board stated: it's westwood! tim westwood started work in radio 1 in 1994 and left in 2013. tim westwood is currently performing at nightclubs in nigeria. through his lawyers, he's denied the allegations. the youngest son of a french doctor who's accused of sexually abusing he remembers growing up in a normalfamily, but in which some things were left unsaid. in the west of fra

the gloucestershire hospitals nhs foundation trust.lusive language guide also advises avoiding traditional titles like mr and mrs, and discourages phrases like the blind leading the blind, which is a shame because it's pretty apt for this document. melody, what do you think about this? >> i think they should think about this? >> i tthat.:hey should 7 h 77 think about this? >> i tthat. howshould 7 h 77 think about this? >> i tthat. how are|ld think about this? >> i tthat. how are you doing, about that. how are you doing, nick? you all right? >> i'm great. my train was delayed. i was i'm angry, i was. it's just london. everything's broken. i was stabbed on the way. suffered a couple of terrorist attacks, and i was misgendered once, so i'm quite. i'm quite worked up. >> but you're here. >> but you're here. >> i'm here anyway. >> i'm here anyway. >> that's what. that's brilliant. well, thank you so much for coming here. let's hear what our audience have. let's have some questions. our first question is from melania. hello, melania. >> good

he said do farmers not use the nhs? do farmers not want to fund the nhs?y not want to get waiting lists down? the amount of money that you are from farmers you are extracting from farmers has already been spent abroad, on net zero, on a whole host of virtue signalling products. you absolute pillock. >> typical. >> typical. >> typical. >> typical communist. >> typical communist. >> half, half a half. >> half, half a half. >> a billion to foreign farmers. yeah, that's that's that's more than what he would raise from the inheritance tax. >> it's mad. >> it's mad. >> of course. is that this? this government don't count farmers as workers. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> these civil servants working as workers. >> well, we've. >> well, we've. >> got a welshman. >> got a welshman. >> yes. >> yes. >> come on. kai. he's. gareth. >> this policy, this policy has clearly been dusted off in the treasury at some point. handed to rachel reeves has been completely. >> ill thought out. >> ill thought out. >> it's been completely ill thought out. there's a way of doing it. whic

two couples went ahead with the terminations. the largest maternity inquiry in the history of the nhsest indicated their baby might have patau she would just spend hours suffering and her life the doctors... it would just palliative care. yeah. at nottingham city hospital say the second part, the results your baby has got patau's." i mean, there was there was no other options. yeah. weeks after the abortion, they returned to hospital something to tell you. your results have changed." been a false positive. absolutely certain, it seems highly probable that i remember being really confused, like, is this normal, that, you know, they guide you to end "we know that we've failed carley, carl and their baby ladybird. we can assure them and other families that we have just over 3,000 abortions in england and wales, their baby had a life—limiting genetic disorder. in an email, they wrote, "when a post—mortem was carried why is that? our son knows that he was poorly during my pregnancy with him, but we haven't told him how close he came to dying. this third couple are the parents of a healthy

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