together with the ukrainian people and their struggle for freedom, the country's minister of culture, lucy fraserthe year of our indomitability has passed and this year we we learned better to stop and expel hate instincts drown and undermine twist and save attack and release and most importantly during this year we finally understood what we are worth and what we are capable of we are strong the defense of ukraine and we will not be stopped a year of indomitability together to victory a smile a glance acquaintance the first flowers and silly jokes in my head i scroll again these minutes hours and days we haven't met you for a long time we learned to read minds how i just want to hug these minutes hours and days like i just want to say i love the whole universe , this is you, son, daughter, mother, hug me, i love and that's why we went to war, the story of a legend, this is a masterpiece, because it's unique, everything from birth is 500 minutes, it's like a close friend who captured hearts in the whole world, here are 8 more meters, this is the wingspan, the number dedicated by the poems and whi

we're seeing more of promotion of the kind of people he wants around and people like greg hands and lucy fraserind competent technocrats kind of competent technocrats who not going to cause who are not going to cause problems. not going to problems. they are not going to cause like nadhim cause problems like nadhim zahawi quote on zahawi did. don't quote me on that the future . i'm so yes, that in the future. i'm so yes, i do feel like he's coming into the role. i think he spent time kind of tinkering under the hood. he's sense of what hood. he's got a sense of what he wants to do. feel like he wants to do. i feel like these changes in whitehall are perfectly rational. they make perfectly rational. they make perfect are. perfect sense, but they are. they reflection of they also are a reflection of weak terms of actually weak ness in terms of actually having sense what he needs having a sense of what he needs to done in next two to get done in the next two years he faces the years when he faces the electorate. really, really big questions there. it's that matter time does he matter of how much t

technology, led by michelle donnellan, business and trade brought together in the same department of the lucy fraserservative party chairman, he is replacing nadhim zahawi, he was sacked after that row about his taxes. none of this is anything to do with the future of dominic wrap, he is facing allegations of bullying —— dominic wrap. a staffing issue still loitering for the prime minister to resolve while wrap. a staffing issue still loitering for the prime minister to resolve while a lawyer crawls over all of the details. we have had a day of reshuffling but potentially more reshuffling to come. civil servants have announced a new strike date in an ongoing pay dispute, 100,000 members of the pcs union are planning to stay strike action on the 15th of march, the date will coincide with the budget. the father of a teenager, who died after becoming morbidly obese, has been found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter. kaylea titford was was found at home in newtown in mid wales in conditions said to be "unfit for any animal" in october 2020. our wales correspondent hywel griffith reports. awarning,

there go we have lucy fraser october to february 2023. praise of sorry , we have lee rowley .e have lee rowley. then we have marcus jones and then we. stuart andrew february 22 to july 22. chris pincher february 2020 to february 22. esther mcvey july 20, 19 to february 2020. malthouse then we have dominic raab january 2018 to july 2018. alok sharma june 2017 to january 2018. gavin barwell july 2016 to june 2017. brandon lewis then we. chris hopkins , lewis then we. chris hopkins, mark prisk and finally grant shapps right that we go a long list of housing ministers. we've had more than our fair share there. i am joined now freddie poser, director of priced out uk freddie 15 housing ministers since 2010. is this the reason why we failed to get to grips with the housing? well, it certainly can't help . i think certainly can't help. i think that it's a symptom rather than the cause of the issue when the position was created many years ago, housing was seen as the first public service. then a real political heavyweight be in that job. now it's seen as this junior position that you

and then lucy fraser.l. and then lucy fraser. in a culture media and sport which doesn't seem to changed doesn't seem to have changed as a much . a department very much. interesting though, was interesting though, she was a housing minister. many people again that the again complaining that the department were on to, you know , think a sixth housing minister in the space a year, that there is no consistency there when it comes to a really important pubuc comes to a really important public area and also public policy area and also questions about what this does achieve. mark, in the long term in that it's going to take at least six months for these apartments to probably set, apartments to probably get set, to departments to have to have all departments to have email addresses, permanent secretaries . is that really secretaries. is that really going to change things ahead of a general election in just over a general election in just over a year's time? then let's just on that finally with greg, who no inten

we saw a new face in lucy fraser becoming the new dcms secretary.rown even larger . more people sitting even larger. more people sitting around it than we have seen in a long time. and to some extent that can point to some weakness of the prime minister's position. he wasn't able to fire anyone extra. in fact, he's just welcoming more people in that might point to a bit of lack of political capital there . but the political capital there. but the important thing i think here isn't the faces around the cabinet table. it's the departments at which they are in command and that have seen a significant restructure chairing firstly a dedicated energy department for the first time in a long time in this country, going back to two thousand and seven was the last time really we had a dedicated energy department and that is talking about getting these big nuclear projects underway. the new wind and solar as well. and driving towards net zero of energy security. and net zero is the name of the department. isn't is in whitehall speak is how it will be known. it

matthew amroliwala, christian fraser, yalda hakim, lucy hockings and maryam moshiri will lead the newe have told the bbc they raised complaints about a toxic culture of bullying and harassment in the service at least 18 months ago. a police investigation and an independent inquiry have been launched, after allegations female firefighters were sexually harassed at work and claims some firefighters shared photographs of women who'd died in car accidents, as well as making derogatory comments. our west of england correspondent danjohnson reports. they fly the flag for equality and respect, but are those values protected throughout this fire service? i've witnessed individuals manipulate and bully other members of crew, and the atmosphere has always been what i'd class as toxic. this former firefighter says not. they've had ample opportunities to look into this and they've decided not to. they've turned a blind eye to it and ignored it and brushed under the carpet for too long now. he left 18 months ago, e—mailing his concerns to the fire service chief. so i reminded the man at the top ab