alternatives have been put forward, andy burnham is a big proponent— put forward, andy burnham is a bigt problem. jeremy corbyn suggested paying out of general taxation, but critics of that idea say that — taxation, but critics of that idea say that not everyone can afford to id say that not everyone can afford to go to _ say that not everyone can afford to go to university, but similarly not everyone — go to university, but similarly not everyone should have to pay for those _ everyone should have to pay for those who — everyone should have to pay for those who do go to university. so, it is an _ those who do go to university. so, it is an extremely difficult political tightrope to walk, but one way or— political tightrope to walk, but one way or the — political tightrope to walk, but one way or the other, the universities need _ way or the other, the universities need to— way or the other, the universities need to he — way or the other, the universities need to be paid for, and only a certain— need to be paid for, and only a certain amount of that can be paid for by— certain amount of

andy burnham describing very complete void i decisions and... not. i think you have seen very different - can do and they have not. i think. you have seen very different visions for how things will be funded under rishi sunak and liz truss but what you have seen from both of them is an acceptance that more will need to be done. i think you have seen an acceptance that it is the most vulnerable that neither mo support also, an acceptance that this is a problem that is going to be felt far higher up the... farmerwidely higher up the... farmer widely across higher up the... farmerwidely across society than perhaps people would have originally feared. brute would have originally feared. we know exactly that. we know the fears, pubs today, energy bills going up 300%, 400%. they are asking for a cap, going up 300%, 400%. they are asking fora cap, similarto going up 300%, 400%. they are asking for a cap, similar to domestic energy bills. and with a prime minister in power not saying yes or no, not giving any kind of hint. i think what the government ha

former health secretaries like andy burnham have given evidence into this scandal.ommendation for compensation. on this one, the government has done the right thing, the right thing, far too late for many people, and this doesn't cover everybody. but this is the first step, first step to truth, justice, accountability for the people who've suffered through no fault of their own. parents who lost children, children who lost parents, will not receive compensation as part of this announcement. campaigners will continue to push for them to be included in these interim payments and for further payments once the public inquiry concludes. simon dedman, bbc news. a man charged under the treason act after allegedly entering the grounds of windsor castle with a loaded crossbow on christmas day has appeared in court. jaswant singh chail is said to have told a protection officer, "i am here to kill the queen" before he was arrested, westminster magistrates�* court heard. mr chail, who is 20, is also charged with making threats to kill and possession of an offensive weapon. he w

former health secretaries like andy burnham have given evidence into this scandal. compensation. on this one, the government has done the right thing, the right thing, far too late for many people, and this doesn't cover everybody. but this is the first step, first step to truth, justice, accountability for the people who've suffered through no fault of their own. parents who lost children, children who lost parents, will not receive compensation as part of this announcement. campaigners will continue to push for them to be included in these interim payments and for further payments once the public inquiry concludes. simon dedman, bbc news. let's talk to tony. he lost his father and both his uncles due contaminated blood. thank you forjoining us. just tell us a bit about your dad and your uncles, what they were like and how they got caught up in this appalling scandal. , ., scandal. they were all mild haemophiliacs, _ scandal. they were all mild haemophiliacs, they - scandal. they were all mild haemophiliacs, they rarely| scandal. they were all mild - haemophiliacs,

former health secretaries like andy burnham have given evidence into this scandal.f the public inquiry�*s recommendation for compensation. on this one, the government has done the right thing, the right thing, far too late for many people, and this doesn't cover everybody. but this is the first step, first step to truth, justice, accountability for the people who've suffered through no fault of their own. parents who lost children, children who lost parents, will not receive compensation as part of this announcement. campaigners will continue to push for them to be included in these interim payments and for further payments once the public inquiry concludes. simon dedman, bbc news. the eighth conservative leadership hustings has ended in belfast, with liz truss and rishi sunak each talking about their vision for the future of northern ireland and the uk. liz truss said the northern ireland protocol, which sets out post—brexit trading arrangements, is undermining the good friday agreement. so what i will do is unlock the opportunities of brexit. i will make sure we h

we're joined now by the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham.house. people's lives are drastically changing, they are making the measures now. we must get our focus on it and making the measures now. we must get ourfocus on it and do making the measures now. we must get our focus on it and do what we can. i am proud of my team which has been working over the summer. what we are announcing today is from the first full working week of september, will be capping bus fares in greater manchester. a single journey capped at £2 for adults, free for 16 to 18. £5 maximum if you go on as many buses as you like operating during the day. buses as you like operating during the da . ., ., ., ., ., the day. you are going to do it an a , the day. you are going to do it anyway. won't _ the day. you are going to do it anyway, won't you? _ the day. you are going to do it anyway, won't you? we - the day. you are going to do it anyway, won't you? we have i the day. you are going to do it - anyway, won't you? we have brought it forward. anyway, won't you? we have bro