tonight dame glynis breakwell defended her record saying.lity and will continue to do so until the day i leave office. since 2001, the university has changed dramatically. it has almost tripled in size and is now among the top universities in the uk." and for some who have campaigned hard, disappointment that she will be paid until 2019 and a car loan written off. this is sheer greed on the part of the university bosses. and what's happening in bath is only the tip of the iceberg. there are 55 vice—chancellors who are paid more than £300,000 a year. none should be paid at that level. they should all take a big salary cut and the money should be given back to students. this is a crisis which has only just started. publicly, the university paid tribute to the vice—chancellor. privately, many will be relieved to move on. no word yet on how much her successor will be paid. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: united are buzzing after seeing off t

professor dame glynis breakwell of bath university says she's not embarrassed by her annual pay packetrsy. dame glynis has been speaking to our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys. cold winter sun on the campus. the university of bath hoping to move on. the vice chancellor, in herfirst interview, told me her pay was justified. you seem unembarrassed by the controversy. i think that the controversy has been something that i would have wished to avoid, but i'm not embarrassed by the fact that those people who actually have determined my salary did so in the way that they did. professor dame glynis breakwell will be paid £a68,000 a year until february 2019. she'll stay in the university flat in bath until august 2018. and a car loan of £31,000 will be written off. your pay has been one element of the controversy, so has the house, the housekeeper that goes with it, the car loan that is being written off, the fact, indeed, that you will now be paid until february 2019. do you think that's going to do further damage to the university's reputation? i don't actually think that the university'

professor dame glynis breakwell who earns 468 thousand pounds a year, is stepping down after 17 yearsto try and reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries during childbirth.

tonight dame glynis breakwell defended her record saying.o do so until the day i leave office. since 2001, the university has changed dramatically. it has almost tripled in size and is now among the top universities in the uk." and for some who have campaigned hard, disappointment that she will be paid until 2019 and a car loan written off. this is sheer greed on the part of the university bosses. and what's happening in bath is only the tip of the iceberg. there are 55 vice—chancellors who are paid more than £300,000 a year. none should be paid at that level. they should all take a big salary cut and the money should be given back to students. this is a crisis which has only just started. publicly, the university paid tribute to the vice—chancellor. privately, many will be relieved to move on. no word yet on how much her successor will be paid. so still questions here tonight at bath university about the terms of the departure. staying in herflat until august next year, paid until february 2019. but as the row here rumbles over, it's februa

professor dame glynis breakwell, who earns £a68,000 a year, is stepping down after 17 years in herjobope called for respect for all ethnic groups and for human rights — in what was seen as an oblique reference to the plight of country's rohingya muslims, but he did not mention them by name. translation: i would also like my visit to embrace the entire population of myanmar, to offer words of encouragement to those who are working to build a just, reconciled and inclusive social order. myanmar has been blessed with great natural beauty and resources, yet its greatest treasure is its people, who have suffered greatly and continue to suffer. from civil conflict and hostilities that have lasted all too long, and created deep divisions. tun khin is president of the burmese rohingya 0rganisation in the uk. hejoins me now via webcam from paris. tun khin, thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. thank you so much. are you pleased that the pope use the opportunity at least to make clear that he thought that the treatment of minority communities in burma were being neglected, even if

when this is professor dame glynis breakwell who was earning £468,000 a year. —— and this is.ures, so the university are trying to suggest she has not had a payoff but actually add up the fact that you will not go until august, she has another six month after that... on full day. full pei, saw her critics, of which there are many, her critics, of which there are a her critics, of which there are many, say she is getting up old the buyer of about £600,000 which is not too bad. is this an fair? i think it could be seen is that when you think of the debt students are taking on themselves —— is this unfair?|j mean, themselves —— is this unfair?” mean, i wonder if the coverage is on fear, she is one particular woman. yes, but people in the public sector have their wages frozen —— i mean i wonder if the coverage is unfair. someone must awarded to her at the university. exactly, and she has not rejected it, but accepted it, which you could argue was normal, 0liveira, but the former education secretary has been very bulk of —— very vocal on this. lance, you will know this, the questio

professor dame glynis breakwell at bath university insists she's not embarrassed by her £a68,000 annualntroversy. she's been speaking to our education editor, branwen jeffries. cold winter sun on the campus. the university of bath hoping to move on. the vice chancellor, in herfirst interview, told me her pay was justified. you seem unembarrassed by the controversy. i think that the controversy has been something that i would have wished to avoid, but i'm not embarrassed by the fact that those people who actually have determined my salary did so in the way that they did. professor dame glynis brea kwell will be paid £a68,000 a year until february, 2019. she'll stay in the university flat in bath until august, 2018. and a car loan of £31,000 will be written off. your pay has been one element of the controversy, so has the house, the housekeeper that goes with it, the car loan that is being written off, the fact indeed that you will now be paid until february, 2019. do you think that's going to do further damage to the university's reputation? i don't actually think that the university's r

professor dame glynis breakwell who earns 468 thousand pounds a year, is stepping down after 17 yearsn her post. inquests into stillbirths — and other measures — have been announced to try and reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries during childbirth. health secretaryjeremy hunt also wants independent investigations into all unexplained cases where something goes in beyond 100 days tonight, katty kay and christian fraser will have coverage of donald trump's cancelled meeting with democratic congressional leaders, after the president attacked