and ijust think because it�*s not spoken about enough, people aren�*t cautious enough and aren�*t reallyproper use of sunscreen. today, the charity melanoma focus is calling on the government to scrap vat on sunscreens to make them more affordable. new data from the charity has found that 50% of people think sunscreen is too expensive, and 10% don�*t use it at all because of the cost. it also found 67% of respondents would use sunscreen more if it was cheaper. the government told us while they keep all taxes under review, they have no plans to make changes here. but the charity says reducing the cost of sunscreen would be a cost—effective way of cutting the overall incidents of skin cancer and would save lives. graham satchell, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. in contrast to last week, this week is looking much, much quieter. now it�*s quite a cold start to the week. it�*s quite chilly out there today. gradually, it gets a little bit warmer day by day over the week ahead. and whilst there are some showers around, it�*s nowhere near as wet as it was last week. we�*ve

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and ijust think because it�*s not spoken about enough, people aren�*t cautious enough and aren�*t reallythe charity melanoma focus is calling on the government to scrap vat on sunscreens to make them more affordable. new data from the charity has found that 50% of people think sunscreen is too expensive, and 10% don�*t use it at all because of the cost. it also found 67% of respondents would use sunscreen more if it was cheaper. the government told us while they keep all taxes under review, they have no plans to make changes here. but the charity says reducing the cost of sunscreen would be a cost—effective way of cutting the overall incidents of skin cancer and would save lives. graham satchell, bbc news. the reality tv show the traitors and its host claudia winkleman were among the big winners at the bafta awards last night. the late queen�*s tea with paddington bear during the platinum jubilee celebrations won the award for most memorable tv moment. kate winslet and ben whishaw won the main acting awards. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. this was tv�*s big night of

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he warned the issue is placing unbearable pressures on the continent and that current measures aren�*e most vulnerable. it risks crowding out those with a genuine case for asylum. and it strains the trust that our citizens have, notjust in our domestic borders, but in the international system. and that�*s why so many of us are already acting at the national level and why we need to do more to cooperate across borders and across jurisdictions to end illegal migration and stop the boats. the council already plays a vital role but i urge leaders to consider how we can go further, because we know what we can achieve together. here in washington, the co—founder and ceo of 0penai, the company behind the chatgpt, testified before us congress to say that artificial intelligence should be regulated. us lawmakers questioned tech entrepreneur sam altman about the benefits the technology can bring and the threat it could pose for humanity. altman told the panel, which seemed to largely agree, that al has the potential to revolutionise how people work, shop and interact, but also poses many danger

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helped to form an organization on free speech, we have like a hundred members, but the question is why areneople to faculty joining the organization whose goal it to simply expand diversity that is intellectual and academic diversity rather than diversity that is skin deep. we're trying very hard to fight against what has become a repressive environment. if you are for example, an orthodox. ar orthodox jew in a major university and wearing a star of david, and perceived as being a zionist, you are no longer allowed to join or speak at clubs, in berkeley, 14 clubs, a law school, 14 clubs banned total full time ban on any we h zionist speakers, including the dthe dean of its own law school, it just means you support israel's right to exist as a nation state. i cannot speak at any of those clubs on abortion, gay rights and separation of power and the constitution, i have been banned with every other zionist in the world from speaking at those clubs. they are state sponsored. this is university of california, a government institution. mark: what are we? what are we if the most basic liberties i

most boards are made from toxic chemicals, while wetsuits use oil—based products that aren�*t biodegradable now to our environment and rural affairs correspondent, claire marshall who�*s live from a beach in devon, southwest england. thank you. i�*m here live at the first uk world surfing reserve in devon, and it looks absolutely beautiful, but as you are saying, there is a kind of darker side to there is a kind of darker side to the sport of surfing that we�*ve been investigating and a number of elements, and we can play that report now. this is seven times uk champion surfer lucy campbell. she�*s at the top of her game. training for the olympics, courted by global brands who understand the power of her image and how it could sell their products. but she�*s aware of the darker side of surfing, the carbon impact of travelling to find that perfect wave and that message of mass consumption. she�*s calling on the industry to clean up its act. it�*s often hard to turn down a big paycheque, if they�*re a brand that isn�*t sustainable, but it�*s definitely more worthwhile in the long run. you�*ve

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mayor jesse aren t gains as those car companies are cutting corners so much so their cars are more vulnerablethat, he says. that has a direct impact on consumer and public safety. it's also putting an unnecessary strain on police resources. the kia says its vehicles comply with federal safety standards and nice says all models produced since november of 2021 have immobilizer xas standard equipment. well state lawmakers are trying to find ways to keep bay area transit agencies from running out of money. they're struggling with low ridership, the lawmakers say transit agencies in the bay area face a potential $2.5 billion budget deficit over the next five years , and they're warning that can mean big cuts to service and jobs, transit leaders so lawmakers they think the biggest part of the problem is not enough people using transit to commute day. there are 150,000 fewer people in downtown san francisco each weekday as compared to pre pandemic and the amount of available office space for lease in downtown san francisco is equal to 20 salesforce towers. now things could actually get worse before

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they aren-i iike— it's a remake of birds. they aren't like that anyway.yone expected io iniuige a— and bad news for anyone expected to indulge a mate's— and bad news for anyone expected to indulge a mate's romantic ianiasies— to indulge a mate's romantic fantasies. this— to indulge a mate's romantic fantasies. this summer. / fantasies. this summer. yeah. so anis— fantasies. this summer. yeah. so iiis is— fantasies. this summer. yeah. so this is unhappy ever after being a wedding guest will cost you more than £1,000 this year as the gifts and the cost of gifts and accommodation soars. £1,045 on average, it's absolute madness. so my tactic for this was i was ianed so my tactic for this was i was invited to a wedding once in dublin. it was so expensive. there's all these flights and hotels. just thought, know hotels. ijust thought, i know i'll see them again. i'll just never see them again. instead because they instead because i was like, they live i'm not going to live up north. i'm not going to see much. i just see them that much. i just thought, let's jus

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government's offer and now they've voted to _ the government's offer and now they've voted to reject the arense, which seems pretty outlandish. that's i mean, rnar-s— outlandish. that's i mean, rats a— outlandish. that's i mean, that's a hell— outlandish. that's i mean, that's a hell of- outlandish. that's i mean, that's a hell of an opening araaasddan— that's a hell of an opening proposition. but— that's a hell of an opening proposition. but i mean, i suaaase— proposition. but i mean, i suaaase-darndl proposition. but i mean, i suppose-going start suppose if you're going to start somewhere,_be- suppose if you're going to start somewhere, be fair , somewhere, i mean, to be fair, if somewhere, i mean, to be fair, r we— somewhere, i mean, to be fair, r ean-— somewhere, i mean, to be fair, r ean- andan- if we all had an option, i suaaase— if we all had an option, i suaaase nar— if we all had an option, i suppose not all of are very suppose not all of us are very easy— suppose not all of us are very easdy—rs- suppose not all of us are very easdy—rs rnel easily unionised. this is the warden:— easi

government's offer and now they've voted to _ the government's offer and now they've voted to reject the arenrise, which seems pretty outlandish. that's i mean, rnar-s— outlandish. that's i mean, rats a— outlandish. that's i mean, that's a hell— outlandish. that's i mean, that's a hell of- outlandish. that's i mean, that's a hell of an opening araaasddan— that's a hell of an opening proposition. but— that's a hell of an opening proposition. but i mean, i suaaase— proposition. but i mean, i suaaase-darndl proposition. but i mean, i suppose-going start suppose if you're going to start somewhere,_be- suppose if you're going to start somewhere, be fair , somewhere, i mean, to be fair, if somewhere, i mean, to be fair, r we— somewhere, i mean, to be fair, r ean-— somewhere, i mean, to be fair, r ean- andan- if we all had an option, i suaaase— if we all had an option, i suaaase nar— if we all had an option, i suppose not all of are very suppose not all of us are very easy— suppose not all of us are very easdy—rs- suppose not all of us are very easdy—rs rnel easily unionised. this is the warden:— ea

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i aren-t— people banging on doors? i attn-t ee— people banging on doors?torm, backgridr usa— the centre of the chase storm, backgridr use .— the centre of the chase storm, backgrid, usa , has released its backgrid, usa, has released its own extraordinary— backgrid, usa, has released its own extraordinary statement contradicting— own extraordinary statement contradicting the former royals. ant— contradicting the former royals. ant tnetr— contradicting the former royals. and their statement is based on enetee— and their statement is based on enetee ant— and their statement is based on photos and videos— and their statement is based on photos and videos from four treetanee— photos and videos from four freelance photographers , three freelance photographers, three of freelance photographers, three etvnen— freelance photographers, three of whom were _ freelance photographers, three of whom were in— freelance photographers, three of whom were in cars and one of vnen — of whom were in cars and one of vnen va— of whom were in cars and one of vnen riding— of whom w

about getting married, which you are, it's happening, and you are playing things out quite publicly, arento see. some artists do _ there for people to see. some artists do the _ there for people to see. some artists do the opposite, - there for people to see. some artists do the opposite, and i there for people to see. some i artists do the opposite, and they precisely don“t artists do the opposite, and they precisely don't want to share. that“s completely up to them and like i said in the past, i've done that and it didn't work too well for me and i think with amelia i want to do things different and it's been brilliant and the album has been, going number one as well, the last time i came into the studio, so to get the number one was great. the tour itself, amelia is on the screens, as well, and i talk about the wedding, everything that's happening, so i'm getting married. when is the wedding? july. are you going to sing at your own wedding? i“m going to sing at your own wedding? i'm going to say no but after a few drinks i might be! normally, i won't, but there will be a band won“t, bu

we have already had two full dress rehearsals in this arene _ had two full dress rehearsals in this arenaect or add together all the costume — correct or add together all the costume rails, they are the length of three _ costume rails, they are the length of three olympic swimming pools. that is— of three olympic swimming pools. that is a _ of three olympic swimming pools. that is a lot of costumes. what happens — that is a lot of costumes. what happens tonight? it is the first semifinal. 15 countries competing for ten _ semifinal. 15 countries competing for ten spots. and it is so interesting tonight, because you may well interesting tonight, because you may wett hear_ interesting tonight, because you may well hear the song that goes on to win the _ well hear the song that goes on to win the whole competition. because you have _ win the whole competition. because you have got some big ones. you have -ot you have got some big ones. you have got the _ you have got some big ones. you have got the swedish entry with her dance hanken _ got the swedish entry with her dance banker. sweden despe

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he is hot aren-e— it's rather intoxicating. he is risk averse.ry for many of us. see little bit of us. we will see a little bit of rain northern scotland in rain across northern scotland in the not feeling the sunshine. not feeling too bad. the the bad. and for the rest of the week, pressure generally week, high pressure generally holds keeping dry, holds on keeping it largely dry, particularly holds on keeping it largely dry, partic weather fronts will sweep weak weather fronts will sweep in light and in at times, but only light and patchy perhaps 1 or 2 patchy rain. perhaps 1 or 2 heavier by heavier showers developing by friday. so this morning, a bit of a chilly start, but the day ahead, there'll be plenty of sunny spells thicker sunny spells as the thicker cloud and going at times, cloud coming and going at times, particularly east and particularly in the east and perhaps 1 or 2 showers as we move through into the afternoon. but places staying dry and but most places staying dry and bright with some sunny spells, though thicker cloud will mov