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of course, you remember that massive search in lancashire and at the north of england. we are expecting to hear from the family. let me dish out the live pictures from the coroner's court. we are expecting to hear from the family in the next little while. as soon as that starts we will carry that life here on bbc news. whilst we wait for that, let's turn to the situation in russia and the aftermath of the mutiny by wagner paramilitaries. president putin has said the authorities will now miss you how money paid to the missionaries was spent. early he thanked his security forces, silently stopped a civil war. vladimir putin told troops gathered in the kremlin that they stood up to turmoil which would have let to chaos. he led a minute's silence for pilots killed during that mutiny. the fsb has confirmed that a criminal case against the wagner group has now been dropped. the defence ministry says that the group will now have two hand over heavy weapons and equipment. translation:— weapons and equipment. translation: . , translation: soldiers and officers are the true defen

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so do lancashire police still have some serious questions to answer overits some serious questions to answer over its handling of her disappearance? former top detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas, who was at the inquest today , who was at the inquest today, delivers his expert verdict as itv bosses consider replacing phillip schofield with a woman on dancing on ice. is former strictly star james jordan right to warn that we're, quote , going to warn that we're, quote, going to warn that we're, quote, going to see no white heterosexual men on television anymore. fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie , street icon kelvin mackenzie, pretty sure he ticks all of those boxes , gives his those boxes, gives his unfiltered take. also on the way. why on earth is a conservative culture secretary lobbying for james bond conservative culture secretary lobbying forjames bond to lobbying for james bond to become a woman ? is it time for become a woman? is it time for a female— become a woman? is it time for a female james— become a woman? is it time for a female james bond? _

a woman from lancashire drowned when she died, and inquest heard.ok three weeks for her body to be found. it was a mile away from where she was last seen. the home office pathologist gave evidence at the county hall and said there was no evidence she was harmed. danny savage is at the hearing in preston. welcome to you. take a three what is happened and reminders of the case that got a huge media attention. nicola bulley went missing at the end of january this year nicola bulley went missing at the end ofjanuary this year and she fell into the river, or went into the water in lancashire area this year. she then vanished, her body was found three weeks later. what really made this whole episode standout was the wild spy collation on social media about what had happened to her. lancashire police were always adamant that she was a missing person's inquiry and had gone into the river, but many people didn't believe them. what you had was not a people coming down to the riverside, looking for her, coming up riverside, looking for her, coming up with stra

the 45—year—old went missing from a park in lancashire, prompting a search. —— nicola bulley.was last seen. the pathologist was giving evidence in canticle in preference to an precedent, and said there was no evidence she was harmed. rising housing costs arejust the latest big squeeze on the cost of livingand it's a really worrying time, especially if you've already seen your repayments go up by hundreds of pounds a month. according to the debt charity stepchange, more than a quarter of all new clients say the rising cost of living is the source of their debt. that's compared to just 9%, 18 months ago, back at the start of 2022. 0livia richwald went along to hear about the help on offer. afternoon. you're through to beth at stepchange. how can i help? is he behind with of the bills — rent, council tax, water, tv licence? the call handlers at the charity stepchange help those in financial crisis. debts are mounting up, bills are being ignored, and bailiffs are knocking. got both of you for your debt advice session. but i've only got you registered for the mortgage and the equit

an inquest into the death of lancashire mother nicola bulley is told she died by drowning and no—onelse was involved in her death. prince william launches a campaign to end hopelessness same it should not be any problem in modern—day society. —— homelessness. here, an inquest into the death of nicola bulley, whose i was looking to see if there's anything i could find out or anything i could find out or anything i could do and this had always been in the case which was so well known, there was a public inquiry in the 90s and books and films about it. this guy was an anonymised witness called witness k, and he was known to be all over the case. he was at the home of suspects at the knights of the murder and at the source of a lot of information other people had about the murder so i was looking at him and realise he was a suspect and the police eventually treated him as a suspect some years after 1993, seven years after. so, iwant some years after 1993, seven years after. so, i want to look at him and try to find out what evidence about him being a suspect and look at the polices perfo

her disappearance injanuary lancashire. her disappearance in january sparked lancashire.a, took three weeks for her body to be found just a mile from where she was last seen. uk home office documents show it could cost £36,000 or $80,000 more to send an asylum seeker to rwanda than to keep them in the uk. the information is in an economic assessment of the illegal migration which has just been published by ministers, it found nearly two out of five people would need to be deterred from crossing the channel for the plan to break even. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. climate the uk, this is bbc news. change is a global problem climate change is a global problem but one way to tackle it could be found here. this doctor guides me through a field of barley in norfolk, this is the sensor. he wants to show me two senses. as it sniffing the air? it show me two senses. as it sniffing the air?— show me two senses. as it sniffing the air? it is indeed on the gas _ sniffing the air? it is indeed on the gas is _ sniffing the air? it is indeed on the gas is going

wyre in lancashire. her body was reana— wyre in lancashire.awrar— think so. and the nhs. pip, this awrar repen— think so. and the nhs. pip, this awful report today— and the nhs. pip, this awful report today showing it's in are— awful report today showing it's in dire straits— awful report today showing it's in dire straits. _ awful report today showing it's in dire straits . “bit? ' “r: in dire straits. yes. and this comes only a few days before the nhs is 75th anniversary. we're always talking about it, but now you know, it's another example of the under investment in the nhs and how much better other countries are doing. we're also going to be talking about if you live kent and sussex, this is live in kent and sussex, this is going to you . hosepipe going to interest you. hosepipe ban from today. and if ban outrage from today. and if you break it, you're going to be slapped. mark you break it, you're going to be slapped . mark longhurst, i think slapped. mark longhurst, i think is rae— slapped. mark longhurst, i think is rne pnrase— slapped.

lancashire police always stated she had gone into the water and never got out.the inquest. it shows what river conditions could be like. experts added that anyone who fell in would have become unconscious almost immediately. the coroner was also told a local woman heard what she described as an "inhaling scream" at the time nicola bulley vanished. it was three weeks before her body was found in the water. a pathologist told today's inquest that nicola bulley had drowned, and there was no evidence she had been harmed on the day she disappeared. during the time she was missing, there were far—fetched theories on social media about what had happened to nicola bulley. the coroner here today made it clear that he wasn't going to take any notice of those, and was only going to hear evidence from reliable sources. he only also warned anyone contemplating disrupting proceedings in preston not to. there was unusually tight security here to prevent anyone from causing trouble. during the time she was missing, police released details about her issues with alcohol. the path

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backin the senior coroner for lancashire.ad just finished a work conference call. you can see pictures from the search along the river and a statement from the police force who classified her as a high risk person and what happened then was widespread speculation. all of the media right across the country, there was a lot of speculation about her whereabouts and a huge amount of concern. her body was spotted by dog walkers a few miles down the river several weeks later. so just to confirm what we have just heard from the coroner, that there was no indication of any desire she had to take your own life, she fell into the river and died almost immediately. the coroner noted the improved health and well—being of nicola, the fact she was making plans and there was normal behaviour that was being exhibited as well. he also said it would be unusual for her to consider suicide and risk losing her dog. so there was no natural disease caused the death and the conclusion is that she died in accidental death. the inquest into her death

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— family, and at the second one from lancashire police, all trying to still stamp out the flames ofs and horrible theories and straight lies and accusations that have _ straight lies and accusations that have surrounded the disappearance of nicola _ have surrounded the disappearance of nicola bulley. what the coroner has decided _ nicola bulley. what the coroner has decided here this afternoon and ruled. _ decided here this afternoon and ruled, absolutely correctly and reasonably after hearing all the evidence — reasonably after hearing all the evidence put to him, is that nicola bulley— evidence put to him, is that nicola bulley accidentally fell into the river at — bulley accidentally fell into the river at that day, on january 27 at this year. — river at that day, on january 27 at this year, and died almost immediately. the sad fact is that it took three — immediately. the sad fact is that it took three weeks for that river to -ive took three weeks for that river to give her— took three weeks for that river to give her body up, but that is what happened — give her body up, but th

bulley�*s death was an accident — a coroner says she drowned after falling into a cold river in lancashirehope that his majesty's coroner's clear and definitive findings will put an end to ill informed speculation and conspiracy theories. a bbc investigation uncovers the illegal trade in virtual child sexual abuse material. and lewis capaldi says he is taking a break from touring after struggling with his set at glastonbury. and on newsnight at on 10.30 we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. thousands of hospital consultants in england have voted to strike over pay in their longest industrial action since the 1970s. the senior doctors will walk out for two days next month on 20th and 21stjuly which means operations will be cancelled. urgent operations will still be provided, though. junior doctors and that includes doctors who have spent up to eight years working in hospitals are already planning to strike from 13th to 17thjuly. but it was announced today that the current strike

the 45—year—old went missing in the st michael's of wire in lancashire in january.ic interest a social media frenzy of conspiracy theories. the coroner ruled she drowned after falling into cold water. our correspondent danny savage has the details. nicola bulley with her dog, willow. a coroner was told she had treated the spaniel like a third child and would never have willingly abandoned it on a riverbank. willow's harness and nicola's phone were found one friday morning injanuary at this spot. the place where nikki bulley accidentally fell into the river wyre. her body wasn't found for three weeks. a period when herfriends desperately appealed for information and social media was filled with unfounded and often cruel speculation. what really happened was a tragic accident. but it's left her family damaged by unfiltered online comment. it is upsetting that we have continued to receive negative, targeted messages and still wildly inaccurate speculation being shared on numerous platforms. we encourage people to look at the facts, the evidence which has been heard dur

lancashire police always stated she had gone into the water and never got out.re her body was spotted in the river. a pathologist told today's inquest that nicola bulley had drowned, and there was no evidence she had been harmed on the day during the time she was missing, there were far—fetched theories on social media about what had happened to nicola bulley. the coroner here today made it clear that he wasn't going to take any notice of those, and was only going to hear evidence from reliable sources. he only also warned anyone contemplating disrupting proceedings in preston not to. there was unusually tight security here to prevent anyone from causing trouble. other expert witnesses told the coroner that anyone in the water injanuary would have been unconscious almost immediately. a local woman says she heard what she describes as an inhaling scream at the time. during the time she was missing, police released details about nicola bulley�*s issues with alcohol. the pathologist today said there was no alcohol in her system on the day she died. the inquest into

her body was wyre in lancashire. her body was tonnt— wyre in lancashire.able on tv, online dab+ radio and— funding available on tv, online dab+ radio and the tunein app. inte— dab+ radio and the tunein app. inie ie— dab+ radio and the tunein app. inie ie .— this is. gb news. i tomorrow's- this is. gb news. l tomorrow's news this is. gb news. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. first front pages are hot off the press pages are in hot off the press and the metro leads with the inquest into his death, which found that the mum of two was not murdered and was alive and sober when she entered the icy river dock. detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas, who attended the inquest today, is going to join me live with his expert verdict shortly. the independent leads with the home office claim that superwoman suella rwanda plan will not stop the small boats as an all party committee rejects the, quote, harmful, impractical and costly proposals . as my superstar panel back with me now making her debut on the superstar panel tonight,

her body was wyre in lancashire. her body was toant— wyre in lancashire. — funding available on tv, online data ratto— funding available on tv, online dab+ radio and— funding available on tv, online dab+ radio and the tunein app. tnte— dab+ radio and the tunein app. the le— dab+ radio and the tunein app. tnte te .— this is. gb news. i tomorrow's- this is. gb news. l tomorrow's news this is. gb news. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. first front pages are hot off the press pages are in hot off the press and the metro leads with the inquest into his death, which found that the mum of two was not murdered and was alive and sober when she entered the icy river dock. detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas, who attended the inquest today, is going to join me live with his expert verdict shortly. the independent leads with the home office claim that superwoman suella rwanda plan will not stop the small boats as an all party committee rejects the, quote, harmful, impractical and costly proposals . as my superstar panel back wi

a lancashire woman who died as a result of drowning was alive when she entered the water.arance sparked huge media interest and a massive police inquiry at the time back in january. yes, when nicola bulley disappeared its snowball into what happened thereafter. nicola bulley was last seen by the river wye are on that day and in the time between hard disappearance and her being found there was intense speculation, on social media about what could've happened and lancashire police always cleared this was a missing persons inquiry, that she had somehow entered water and had fallen into the river and that's why they were always searching that stretch of river. three weeks later her body is found about 1.5 miles downstream. the coroner in preston today made it clear he was not going to address any speculation about what happened to nicola bulley which was out there on social media at the time, that is not what is job was. it would be to use proportionate evidence from reliable sources but it was where, when and how nicola bulley had died. she was 115 years old and one of the fi

the first one from the solicitor representing nicola bulley�*s family, and at the second one from lancashireof social media and the nasty, negative comments and horrible theories and straight lies and accusations that have surrounded the disappearance of nicola bulley. and what the coroner has decided here this afternoon and ruled, absolutely correctly and it reasonably after hearing all the evidence put to him, is that nicola bulley accidentally fell into the river that day onjanuary 27 this year and died almost immediately. the sad fact is that it took that river three weeks to give her body up. but that is what happened. that message needs to go out like a wave, really, to the people who are still making accusations towards that family. because without taking anything away from this, we would not normally be at a case like this where somebody has just fallen into a river accidentally and drowned, but because of all that coverage at the time and all the social media comments, which drove huge interest in what happened to nicola bulley, this is where we end up today. i think people will loo

for three weeks in februrary this stretch of river in lancashire dominated the headlines. 45 —year—olda bulley had vanished. as the police scoured the area, speculation about what had happened to her grew and grew — particularly on social media. but today the coroner at the inquest said nicola bulley�*s death had been an accident. she fell into this river and suffered cold water shock. her family have criticised what they called wildly inaccurate speculation and amateur views. and they've urged people to be mindful of the impact words bring. here's our correspondent danny savage. nicola bulley, with her dog, willow. a coroner was told she had treated the spaniel like a third child and would never have willingly abandoned it on a riverbank. willow's harness and nicola's phone were found one friday morning in january at this spot. the place where nikki bulley accidentally fell into the river wyre. her body wasn't found for three weeks. a period when herfriends desperately appealed for information and social media was filled with unfounded and often cruel speculation. what really happened

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and an inquest has heard that nicola bully who went missing at lancashire in january died as a resultd prince william is lodging a five year campaign to try and and homelessness stop the prince foundation pledged more than £3 million of funding to tackle the issue. and time now for ten seconds of a curious humpback whale, following a kayaker at sydney's bondi kaya ker at sydney's bondi beach. kayaker at sydney's bondi beach. i think that will be an amazing and terrifying thing at the same time. excuse the dead joke but you could say they were having a whale of a time. you are all caught up now, see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. it's advantage australia in the women's ashes series — they take four points after some brilliant bowling on the final day of the test. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins.

she went missing while walking her dog by the river way in lancashire.rfamily has criticised. some other stories, revenge porn laws in england and wales are getting tougher. changes today mean prosecutors don't have to prove there was intent to cause distress, sharing deepfake porn is also being criminalised for the first time. and singer lewis capaldi says he has taken a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette's diagnosis. another celeb is buying a football club, that is right, stormzy is that you buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes football a wilfried zaha. football a wilfried za ha. time football a wilfried zaha. time alforte ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. it might look like a pizza, but experts say pizza didn't exist when this was done, so who knows? you all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. a dark day for the sport — an independent report finds discrimination is widespread in english and welsh

and an inquest has heard that nicola bulley, who went missing in lancashire injanuary, died as a resultarch. and prince william is launching a five year campaign to try and an homelessness. the princess foundation pledged £3 million of funding to tackle the issue. and time now for a checkin the issue. and time now for a check in seconds of a curious humpback whale. following a kayaker at sydney's bronte kaya ker at sydney's bronte beach. kayaker at sydney's bronte beach. i think that would be amazing and terrifying at the same time. excuse the dojo, you could say they were having a whale of a time. you're all caught up now. see you later. we will be here at this hospital to mark the nhs at 75, in the light of all the stresses and strains and challenges it has been facing, we will be joined by nurses, doctors, patients, care workers, health professionals and politicians already to talk about change. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's advantage australia in the women's ashes series — they take four points after some brilliant bowling on the final day of the test. what can england's men

and an inquest has heard that nicola bully, who went missing in lancashire injanuary, died as a resultgn to try and end homelessness. the prince's foundation pledged £3 million of funding to tackle the issue. and time now for 10 seconds of a curious humpback whale following a kayaker at sydney's bondi beach. i think that will be amazing and terrifying at the same time. now, excuse the dark joke, but you could say ——dad joke they were having a whale of a time. you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's advantage australia in the women's ashes series — they take four points after some brilliant bowling on the final day of the test. what can england's men do to level their series — we build—up to the second test at lord's with some injury concerns for ben stokes. and the latest sporting venture from the hollywood stars — ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney look to formula one, after success with wrexham. hello, welcome to the programme. we start with cricket and the women's ashes, where australia have taken the first victory and a four

she went missing while walking her dog by the river wyre in lancashire. has criticised. some other stories, revenge porn laws in england and wales are getting tougher. changes today mean prosecutors don't have to prove there was intent to cause distress. sharing deepfake porn is also being criminalised for the first time. and singer lewis capaldi says he's taken a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette's diagnosis. and another celeb is buying a football club. that's right, stormzy is set to buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes footballer wilfried zaha. time now for ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. now, it might look like a pizza, but experts say pizza didn't exist when this was done. so who knows? you're all caught up now. see you later. that's right, stormzy is set to buy his hometown club, afc croydon, as part of a trio that includes footballer wilfried zaha. time now for ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient c

i grew up in the countryside, in lancashire, in my grandfather's house.cook from austria, and a refugee housemaid. and when they came, they didn't speak any english. he gave me a small german dictionary, so i used to spend my evenings as a schoolgirl sitting with mrs geltzel, it meant that we were talking more in german than english. i neverfound languages a problem — in fact german turned out to be a rather useful language to have during the war. we trained at mill hill, and wimbledon, and then we were sent to little coastal listening stations. my first station was on the yorkshire coast, at a place called withernsea, because we had very good reception from the baltic. and the german naval ships used to talk coming out of the baltic or leaving their bases in the baltic. and at withernsea we used to search their wavelengths, write down everything we heard — they kept radio silence most of the time, but we were searching up and down their radio frequencies in our little secret stations. and i think we probably got a fair amount of useful information. and w

now area the coroner has concluded that -- went missing while walking her dog in lancashire, she diedentally falling into cold water. she was a mother of two, and did not have any desire to take her own life. >> former house secretary matt hancock has said the u.k. was not ready for a pandemic. as they focus too much on the aftermath of the outbreak rather than stopping containing disease. he also put blame on international organization such as the world health organization advising against lockdowns. strike action by the world college will not continue after this ballot -- as england failed to achieve a leg threshold. voters want to continue to take industrial action. and they failed to meet the mandate over 43% allowed the 50% threshold required. right, you are live with bbc news next. ms. fraley government is advancing plans for some 5700 new homes in the unoccupied west ba despite pressure for stopping expansion. this is important to those palestinians. russia was the troubled by the development. they were shot dead by palestinians last week. following days of violence. that has f

i grew igrew up i grew up in the countryside, in lancashire, and my grandfather's house.ria, and a refugee housemaid. and when they came, they didn't speak any english. he gave me a small german dictionary, so i used to spend my evenings as a schoolgirl sitting with the woman, it meant that we were talking more in german and english. i neverfound language is a problem, and german turned out to be a rather useful language to have during the war. we trained at mill hill, and wimbledon, and then we were sent to little coastal listening stations. my first station was on the yorkshire coast, at a place called weather on see, because we had very good reception from the baltic, the german naval ships used to talk coming out of the baltic or leaving their bases in the baltic. and we used to search their wavelengths right down everything we heard —— writing down everything we heard. they kept radio silence most of the time, but we were searching up and down the radio frequencies in our little secret stations. and i think we probably got a fair amount of useful information. and we

in blackpool, in lancashire, for example, the number coming forward for cancer checks is up 60% in thely expected to continue as the population gets older, putting even more pressure on nhs services. so we're just going to take a locating photograph. at this clinic, they've had to change the way they work. last year, richard was one of the first to have images of his suspected skin cancer taken by a medical photographer. so this is a very suspicious looking lesion. instead of seeing one doctor face to face, these detailed images can be shared and checked far more quickly. a technique known as teledermatology. it's quick and efficient and it's good use of our time. and without it? without it, oh, i dread to think what we'd be like without teledermatology in all honesty. i think we'd really be struggling and we wouldn't be meeting any of our cancer targets and meeting the needs of our patients in our area. come in, take a seat. thank you. how are you? half of us will get cancer in our lifetime. doctors say new ways of working, new technologies and more staff will all be needed. so more p

ms bully went missing while walking her dog by the river wire in lancashire, her death sparked conspiracy theories on social media which her family has criticised. some other stories revenge laws in england and wales are getting tougher. changes today mean prosecutors don't have to prove there was intent to cause distress. sharing deepfake is also being criminalised for the first time. and singer lewis capaldi says he's taking a break from touring to adjust to the impact of his tourette's diagnosis. and another celeb is buying a football club — that's right — stormcy is set to buy his open town club, afc croydon as part of a tree yes that includes footballer will fred zahar. time now for ten seconds of a slice of history. this painting was found in the ancient city of pompeii. now it might like look a pizza but pizza didn't exist when this was done. who knows. you're all caught—up now. see you later. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. to

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bulley�*s death was an accident — a coroner says she drowned after falling into a cold river in lancashire wasn't found for weeks. i hope that his majesty's coroner's clear and definitive findings will put an end to ill informed speculation and conspiracy theories. also on the programme...

ben smith from lancashire has spent eight hours a day, six days a week for the past two years makingrt we have had _ this one. every single part we have had to — this one. every single part we have had to re-engineer, - have had to re—engineer, reverse engineerfrom have had to re—engineer, reverse engineer from what information we have had. we can never say 100% that it is exactly accurate, but is the best we can do with the information that we've got. designed by teddy better only 116 well when fighters were made. the cop that sits next to the only two well when engines in the world not the aim is to recreate the aircraft for display in the museum —— cockpit. for more stories across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you are watching bbc news. in the us, president biden has been hitting the road to make the case for his economic policies. during a major policy speech in chicago on wednesday, mr biden touted what he's calling bidenomics. he also stressed his administration's economic successes, arguing he deserves more credit for his handling of the economy. it's part of a three—w

ms bulley�*s body was found in the river wyre in lancashire more than three weeks after she vanished.now. what evidence has been heard today? well, this is the second day of the inquest. yesterday, we heard evidence from expert witnesses, today we heard more from nicola bulley�*s close family and near relatives. we heard from paul ansell, her partner, he was interviewed at a time when she was missing. he was giving evidence to the coroner today. he told the coroner that things were going well in the week before she disappeared, her business was going well, nicola worked as a mortgage broker and she was proud of owning her own money again. on the 27th ofjanuary, the day she went missing, she had a busy day she went missing, she had a busy day planned, with meetings. everything was in a good place, he said. i think the most interesting exchange was from the barrister representing the family, who addressed the coroner at the end of the evidence. she said that the only appropriate ruling is one of accidental death, based on all the evidence that has been heard over the last couple of days

in blackpool in lancashire, for example, the number coming forward for cancer checks is up 60% in therend is only expected to continue as the population gets older, putting even more pressure on nhs services. so we're just going to take a locating photograph. at this clinic, they've had to change the way they work. last year, richard was one of the first to have images of his suspected skin cancer taken by a medical photographer. so this is a very suspicious—looking lesion. instead of seeing one doctor face—to—face, these detailed images can be shared and checked far more quickly — the technique known as teledermatology. i dread to think what we'd be like without teledermatology, in all honesty. i think we'd really be struggling and we wouldn't be meeting any of our cancer targets and meeting the needs of our patients in the area. come in and take a seat. thank you. how are you? half of us will get cancer in our lifetime. doctors say new ways of working, new technologies and more staff will all be needed. so more patients like richard — now back for his final checkup — can hear news l