jenny kumar, bbc news.rt on the bbc�*s actionline website, bbc.co.uk/actionline the time is 20 past six. our top story this evening. can can can and around a million households with prepayment meters have not yet redeemed government vouchers to help with energy bills. and coming up on sports day of the bbc news channel means there is also a play for as a way to prepare for a last match against new zealand. all poultry in england must be kept indoors under new restrictions to fight the country's largest ever bird flu outbreak. as the government announced the order, free range turkey farmers warned there could be shortages and price rises this christmas. so what is bird flu? it's a potentially fatal infection that spreads among wild and domestic birds through direct bird—to—bird contact. around five and half million birds have died or been culled since last october. the virus can very occasionally spread to humans, but only through touching an infected bird or droppings. the risk to the general public is extr

jenny kumar has been following events at court for us this lunchtime. jenny.was on course to get a high grade for his degree but injanuary last year, he got a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his are a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his eyes lockdown isolation, his declining mental health and exam worries. his mother also contacted them, worried about his welfare. the coroner said today there was a catalogue of missed opportunities and that the university failed to respond effectively. today, the family called for a series of legal changes, including the requirement of universities to publish annual suicide rates, in what would be known as harry's law. no parent should outlive their child. these simple and inexpensive measures would, we have no doubt, ensured that fewer parents are made to suffer the misery that we will live with forever. the coroner says that they will be writing to the vice chancellor, asking for a review of staff training and of suicide prevention policies and

jenny kumar, bbc news.hanges. he says the process of gaining a blue tick, proving that your account is authentic, will be revised, with reports that the social media giant could start charging $20 a month to be verified. this was mr musk walking into twitter headquarters last week with a kitchen sink. he completed his $44 billion takeover on friday, renaming himself chief twit on the platform. mr musk since tweeted that the verification process is being revamped, without giving any details. according to tech website the verge, twitter now wants to charge people $19.99 per month to keep their blue tick verification status. more now on free speech. elon musk is a self—proclaimed free speech absolutist so how will that square with rules, especially in europe, on illegal online content? this is what the eu's thierry breton tweeted last week: in europe, the bird will fly by our eu rules, but eu sources say mr musk has now assured the european commission that twitter will comply with tough rules which allow hefty

they laugh jenny kumar, bbc news. in the northern hemisphere, it is now autumn.al in particular. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. it's been said you can never be too rich or too thin — tell that to the brown bears of southern alaska. they have to pile on the pounds in preparation for their winter hibernation. park rangers decided to encourage them, coming up with what they call fat bear week. in early summer, the bear was skinny and late summer, it was fat. i thought, "wouldn't be fun if we let people decide "who was the fattest and most successful bear of the year?" this is otto, the reigning four times champion, this is otis, the reigning four times champion, seen at the start of summer in 2021. here he is a little more than six weeks later — a diet of mostly fresh salmon saw him balloon in size. brown bears can reach a weight of nearly 550 kilograms but getting to those sort of proportions is no easy feat. this is an opportunity to reflect on the work that brown bears need to put into surviving winter and to consider the different ways that they survive and the

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