they a policy of rac in this they had a policy of rac in this school . and what happened?ned? they got marked down from outstanding to requires improvement. that's the lowest 20% of schools. why because teachers didn't check the standing of the pupils. it was all about the rac and not about knowledge, they said, about the knowledge, they said, worrying pupils worrying gaps in pupils knowledge. so this is a debate that have, whether that people can have, whether it's to focus on it's more important to focus on knowledge or skills. what do you reckon, ben? >> can i just say, first >> well, can i just say, first of to steal a phrase from of all to steal a phrase from our nigel starmer our friend nigel farage starmer should man line should be the first man in line for own lessons . he's for his own oracy lessons. he's got personality of damp got the personality of a damp rag the appearance of a low rag and the appearance of a low grade bank clerk. but on a more serious note, it's a rich serious note, it's a bit rich for starmer to suggesting rac for starmer to be suggesting ra

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rac, to have put their charges up by the rac, to have put their charges up by £2.uld go to airport improvements, and £6 for 20 minutes at southampton, which said its operational costs had gone up. they are not the highest though. stansted didn't raise its prices this year, but remains at the top, charging £7 for 15 minutes at its express set down. leeds bradford a second, £6 for ten minutes. that is up second, £6 for ten minutes. that is up by second, £6 for ten minutes. that is up by £1 compared to last year. belfast city has become the latest introduce fees. at now charges £3 for ten minutes at its express drop—off and pick—up. you'll make it is surely hard for airports to justify such high prices for dropping off orjust a few minutes. we would urge them to play phi two fare with drivers. the 13 airports had frozen drop—off charges since last summer, including six in the uk. this was what people on the streets of manchester yesterday thought. streets of manchester yesterday thou . ht. ~ ., streets of manchester yesterday thou:ht. ~ ., ., ., , thought. when i go a

the rac has a programme called fuelwatch.nitor the price of retailfuel but also, crucially, the price of wholesale fuel. and for the last three months, the price of diesel on the wholesale market has been lower than petrol. yet if you go to virtually any forecourt across the uk, you will see diesel being priced above petrol. now, that is simply not right, it's not fair. it doesn't reflect what's going on at all and it's led to drivers being overcharged incredibly. in fact, we saw the margin on a litre of diesel at one point in may go to 25p a litre. now the long term margin is 7p a litre. we all know costs have increased and margins probably need to go up a bit to reflect that, to reflect operating costs, but 25p a litre compared to 7, three times the average... so drivers have been ripped off on diesel and also petrol has been overpriced and is still overpriced at the moment. so this pump price monitor idea, how effective a solution is that likely to be? so at the moment, you can already see the price of fuel. if you downloa

but drivers here need to get a good price and they can download the rac app which has been launched todayices whenever they are which is far more effective than what we might end up with a few months down the line. an ongoing drought in northern mexico has led to a shortage of sriracha hot sauce. the california—based manufacturer has blamed a shortage of red chilli peppers and lower water levels in the colorado river. the decision to scale back production of the sauce has led to bottles being advertised online for up to one hundred and twenty dollars. that's twenty five times the normal price. hello. we're looking at an unsettled start to the new week. today, broadly speaking, it's a day of sunny spells and showers, although there are some longer spells of rain around, particularly for northern england and across northern areas of scotland where the weather is going to be quite wet today. nevertheless, for many of you, it is a day that you might spot a rainbow or two in the skies like this one from northern ireland sent to us earlier on. so probably some of the heaviest rain will be worki

where's the well, where is rac ? we're >> well, where is the rac?e talking about keir starmer and his oracy lessons later the show. but let's later on in the show. but let's see people, what you at see what people, what you at home about these. home are saying about these. just stunts just stop oil stunts or potential for more. just stop oil stunts , lex says. of oil stunts, lex says. all of these stunts , all these stunts these stunts, all these stunts are doing is turning opinion against is a saying against them. there is a saying you more flies with honey you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. that is a very saying indeed. i hope very nice saying indeed. i hope it's true all our benefits. it's true for all our benefits. but think there's also the but i think there's also the view at home and i've seen this in the inbox coming in, people saying, are you talking saying, why are you talking about them? why are you bringing attention them theyjust, attention to them if they just, you know, we just never you know, if we just never reported

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rac and aa say it >> both the rac and aa say it will unfairly penalise more than 700,000 drivers an and the million battery factory. >> how the north east economy will get a major charge from a new lithium refinery plant and a thousand extra jobs to . thousand extra jobs to. and how twiglet the puppy made it home safely. >> thank goodness. but could pet thefts be targeting you next? first, the latest headlines. here's rory . here's rory. >> thank you very much. pip sir. deke khan says the expansion of london's ultra low emission zone will go ahead . that's after will go ahead. that's after a high court judge ruled the mayor's plan is lawful . legal mayor's plan is lawful. legal action was brought by five conservative led councils . it conservative led councils. it will see drivers pay a 12.50 daily fee if their vehicles do not meet the required emission standards , adds a spokesperson standards, adds a spokesperson for the aa says the ruling is hugely disappointing, but they hope london will follow other cities by adopting measures to reduce the impact on those who cannot afford the ext

rac . rac. bridgeton loyalist band there . bridgeton loyalist band there.the parade also catch up with other parts of the parade here and sandy row district is one of the one of the larger districts and northernmost tuc attractive and vibrant and using the women's association, the women's lodges at sandy row are very strong . a bit of a drum is very strong. a bit of a drum is call going on there . call going on there. >> i think that is something i should apologise for. again unfortunately, when some people see the television cameras , they see the television cameras, they feel the need, they feel the need to shout out . need to shout out. >> now one of the bands which will be coming into view very shortly, will that our audience will be looking to see exactly the similarities between various bands across the country. well, one here is obviously taken its style from the royal marines and you will the second you see it, arlene, you will say, aha, i recognise i recognise that . recognise i recognise that. >> no, this is very smart. this is from. oh my, i know

but drivers here that need to get a good price can download the my rac app, which has been not today,more effective than what we might end up with a few months down the line. ., ., end up with a few months down the line. ., ~' ,, , . end up with a few months down the line. . «i ,, , . ,, ., line. thank you very much, simon williams. a more environmentally friendly alternative to burial or traditional cremation is to be offered in the uk later this year. called water cremation, or resomation, research suggests the practice is a more sustainable option as it doesn't release toxic gases. water cremation is already being used in many us states, canada and south africa. in fact, archbishop desmond tutu chose the process for his funeral when he passed away in 2021. co—op funeralcare will be the first to offer the service, starting later this year, their managing director gill stewartjoins me now. good to talk to you. first of all, how exactly does a water cremation work? 50 how exactly does a water cremation work? ,, ., , ,, , , work? so it essentially speeds up the natural _ work? so it es

the rac says asda , ukraine in.rage of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to those higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre back . in 2.3 pence per litre back. in 2016 and finally england have won their first women's world cup match with a 1—0 victory over haiti in brisbane. it took 29 minutes for georgia stanway to push the lionesses into the lead with a retaken penalty aiming the ball low into the left corner of the net. the lionesses, who have lost just once in 33 games under their current manager, take on denmark in their second group match next week . this is gb in their second group match next week. this is gb news. we'll bnng week. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now it's back to . now it's back to. martin >> well, thank you very much for that update. tatyana okay, let's get stuck into today's topics. well, unless you've been living unde

it's by levelling up to where your rac sits . yes, that's what he's rac sits. do. and the green agenda was briefly put to one side so that we can all learn to speak like jacob and annunziata , a name i do declare design aid to trick those who were educated in the state system and not to defend your name as well as you weren't educated in the state system. >> you should be able to say it perfectly. but it's actually just a catholic name. and i think it's the first time i've thoroughly agreed with sir keir. however, may we lift a glass he isignonng however, may we lift a glass he is ignoring all the underlying problems . what he's got to solve problems. what he's got to solve is that the lack of literacy in our schools , the lack of our schools, the lack of aspiration that our teachers give, the lack of aspiration, the parents can provide, that you can't just go in from the very top and say, come and give a speech and expect children to jump a speech and expect children to jump to if they haven't had the chance to learn the building blocks. the basic maths, readi

in all the time the rac has been monitoring fuel prices, we've never ever seen margins being taken byaking 22p a litre on diesel. asda has long had a reputation for setting the pace here at the pumps. it's generally still the cheapest but the cma detected a strategic shift to make more money on fuel, tripling its margins compared with five years ago. morrisons, also under new owners, decided to make more profits on fuel as well, but instead of undercutting them as wholesale prices fell, rivals including tesco and sainsbury�*s simply did the same thing too. isn't it a bit strange that in a digital age, asda and morrisons insists their fuel margins remain very low and don't include costs, saying any modest rise in fuel profits has been used to keep groceries as low as possible. emma simpson, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk.... a court in london has heard claims that the hollywood actor kevin spacey was an aggressive predator, who was uncomfortable with his sexuality. an alleged victim told the jury that he had made it clear mr spacey�*s adva

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my duties included the racs from garbage, marriages, births, everything was registered, registration, yes, yes, a person died . we don't have a morgue. and we don't have a doctor. at that time, there was no one in us. i contacted the authorities, called the doctors and asked what to do. who should ask about this? well, of course , you are someone from the authorities . if you had seen how we buried people. the child made the mother well the child i made a rough one for a 20-22-year-old boy, who was able to because he was very scared, he says, how could a mouse, a ball, bury his mother , no, i say, we will do something, we will bury the same way people are buried and buried, our workers went and carried it, it was such a tear. he made that huge grave e- 4 cm boards that he found were very heavy and brought there well, i think, well, he would have done it himself if i wasn't there. i came in the evening , we covered the grave with him, this is not a small thing, this is life for everyone, for such little things , human life is worth in the most terrible times, serve you protect, you hel

actually rac summit because a cost has sort to think about the top starts and this of set the face. it could you go a week to restore the order in terms of what the project for your electric government and to restore presumed to power. otherwise, everything could happen and we know nothing for people without including use of force by a class. so i think you're being fonts, especially interests, to leave it to across the regional block to make a move if anything happens to military sense. ultimately look across his recent track record. it would seem that you know, if, if i was a better man, i would say that this seems to us. however, in the last few weeks, the chamberlain, i plus, is changed. it is now pun intended for the newly elected president of nigeria. and it seems to wanted to really just draw a line in the side and say, there's going to be a 1st stop. and actually it will be far more assertive in terms of across who's going to do that. we set that prior to the community set up as soon as you took over a few weeks ago. and this is 1st major test. so, i mean, this is latrina to

people over the world about the truth behind on the united states and other nations involvement against rac uh that portion of never gonna try and it was based on raj. joining us onshore is the one person who as a publisher, not, not only a journalist, but as a publisher, i took the risk to reveal information that the public had a right to know. ensure that he was kept on a virtual version or an embassy, and now he is a genuine prisoner behind bars. this is a travesty. it will go down to the annals of history as one of the degree of injustices against a truth shaker in the united states are our 1st amendment of ports, freedom of speech and freedom of the press. as being the cardinal principles upon which our democracy is best and that the attacks brought attack using the powers of government to go after mister such a remark. uh, just as one of the dark ages in government. and uh do united states. certainly, and an expression for the power to issue a party. and i certainly will support that. i've had the opportunity to meet mister massage and i can tell you that he is someone who she is the

in all the time the rac has been monitoring fuel prices, we've never ever seen margins being taken bylers were making 22p a litre on diesel. asda has long had a reputation for setting the pace here at the pumps. it's generally still the cheapest but the cma detected a strategic shift to make more money on fuel, tripling its margins compared with five years ago. morrisons, also under new owners, decided to make more profits on fuel as well, but instead of undercutting them as wholesale prices fell, rivals including tesco and sainsbury�*s simply did the same thing too. isn't it a bit strange that in a digital age, motorists don't know daily fuel prices? it's a really interesting point because in many, many markets that information is already available at the touch of a button. so, at the moment, the only way they publish their information is at the pump, so we think it's necessary, therefore, to compel retailers to provide that information. the government agrees, and to new powers to monitor this crucial sector more closely. asda and morrisons insists their fuel margins remain very low

the motoring organisation the rac has published data which estimates that 700,000 households in the city a car which is not compliant with the scheme. the five councils had argued that the mayor of london sadiq khan had exceeded his powers by expanding ulez, which is aimed at reducing air pollution, and critics argue it's too expensive at a time when people are struggling with the cost of living. but after the judgment, the mayor said london's air is a killer and the scheme is vital. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. in harrow in north—west london, the prospect of the ultra low emission zone arriving in just a month's time provoked some strong reactions. buying a new car, we can't afford it, it's rubbish. it's just to get more money out of the public and it's not fair. others we spoke to agreed with the idea but had had to change their vehicle. we sold the car, didn't get much for it. the demand for diesels wasn't great and we've had to have a big outlay into purchasing a new car. inside london's ulez area, a £12.50 daily charge applies for driving vehicles which don't meet

the rac says charges for short—stay visits have risen by almost a third.g reinvested in services. the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than ten % of puppies bought in the uk were imported illegally. ——10% of puppies bought in the uk were imported illegally. that's more than double the figure for 2019. the rvc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. you're live with bbc news. turning to another important story, investigations at bbc have found evidence that casts doubt on the great coastguard's account of the migrant boat sinking in the mediterranean month ago. 82 people are confirmed to have drowned, but it scared 500 may have drowned. survivors claimed they were told to keep quite after raising concerns about the coastguard is handling of the disaster. here is nick speak. let's go back to the journey, because the journey that they took was from libya, the idea was that people would travel to italy, they didn't want to go to greece, but we know that

for example, of the 21 airports analysed by motoring group the rac, two had put their charges up by £2e money would go towards airport improvements and £6 for 20 minutes at southampton, which said its operational costs had gone up. they're not the highest, though. stansted didn't raise its prices this year, but remains at the top, charging £7 for 15 minutes at its express set down. leeds bradford is second — £6 for ten minutes. that's up by £1 compared to last year. belfast city has become the latest to introduce fees. it now charges £3 for ten minutes at its express drop off and pick up. it's surely hard for airports tojustify such high prices for dropping off forjust a few minutes, so we'd urge them to really play fair with drivers this summer. 13 airports the group looked at had frozen drop off charges since last summer, including six of the busiest in the uk. this was what people on the streets of manchester yesterday thought. when i go away, i do my best to get lifts. just because i find going through the drop off at stansted ludicrous in price nowadays. it's crazy. prices have go

and as long as that perception existed in economic sanctions that have been levied, audio rac couldn't be lifted. scold rizzo, was the u. s. chief weapons inspector in iran from 1991 to 1998. he was tossed to find and destroy the weapons of mass destruction, and the means of production is came to a head in march of 1998. and i was tasked with leading an inspection of into a rack to inspect the ministry of defense. which means that we were literally setting the rack is up for that time the calendar was produced. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that bombs and missiles could be fired up to the next couple of days. by that time, international sanctions had already left the disastrous consequences for iraq's economy, for the us to go to the really looking into our full shelf. and even though she's not present, particularly the for the, for the production, the source of the sun sending blue balls additional, i'm sure to buy it. they're going to show me how to set up the dates here a little bit and then move in today. and you know, but i guess the criter

the rac says charges for short savers have risen by almost one third.e hikes, saying the extra revenue is reinvested into the service. the royal veterinary couege service. the royal veterinary college has estimated in 20 when more than 10% of puppies but in the uk but illegally imported. that is more than double the figure from 2019. the rbc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are also more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. the charity says puppies brought in from abroad are more likely to be aggressive. you are lively bbc the indian prime minister miranda modi is on a two—day visit to france where he will attend the traditional bastille day parade tomorrow. as president macron's guest of honour. the leaders are set to discuss a new defence deals. the red carpet treatment in paris comes on the back of last month's state dinner in washington, a city mr modi was once banned from. that tells you that, despite their differences over the war in ukraine and the tensions which do remain over india's human rights rec

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so it's a new rac hold of 12 consecutive wins. that's been over to all, said louis hamilton on the opening lap and then led throughout to secure his 7th straight victory over the session. of this uh, the wind extends his championship lead over to mate said give it as to 110 points. it's. it's the bottom line now the higher steve clements and i have a question now that the bite and white house as close the chapter on its relations with the ron. what's next? let's get to the bottom line. the relations between iran in the united states. well, they've always been riddled with tension and drama. warmer president brock obama reached an agreement to make sure that a ron wouldn't create nuclear weapons. but that agreement was been torn up by former president donald trump 5 years ago when president joe biden took off as he wanted to rejoin that agreement known as the jcp away, and hired the same official that had reached the original agreement to negotiate with iran. and that was rob malley, but a few months ago. mally security clearance w

but i think as alex rac teachers on the picket line saying, out, tories saying, tories are out, tories, out, what does that out, tories out, what does that say you? first all, say to you? first of all, i don't think a few protests are going to bring down the government. government would government. the government would be they thought be very panicky if they thought that. cross that. secondly, there's a cross section teachers section of views among teachers and alex indicated briefly, and as alex indicated briefly, not in the is a not everyone in the union is a labour voter. >> i agree with that. >> well, i agree with that. i agree with that. what an interesting discussion that was. so show about speaking so this show is about speaking to the real world to real people in the real world and come much realer and they don't come much realer than the cabbie who than gary, the cabbie who joins me most weeks so gary, me most weeks now. so gary, thank for coming back. just thank you for coming back. just i think it was about a week ago we were reading in the paper reports about the ref discri

yeah >> rac stalkers. yeah. yeah >> rac stalkers. yeah. a great white. its great white supremacy. yeah they are. >> and well if i would always take over a great white, take an orca over a great white, i've to say because they i've got to say because they hunt packs for a start don't hunt in packs for a start don't they. they extraordinary. they like they. they extraordinary. they uke uppy like they play keepy uppy and things it's amazing things with seals. it's amazing skills. fish on their skills. they have fish on their heads as hats. >> they basically mess >> they're they basically mess around. there is that. i mean around. so there is that. i mean they've not listed that as an opportunity. they've not listed that as an opportljust taunting us, playing. >> steve we have the times next and this will surprise precisely . no jazz musicians stand up comedians or new parents. >> you really can hear the sound of silence, by the way. you can't. but anyway, let's get into it. the article at the start and the full version on the website mentions

to third element, rac , to add this third element, rac, as described , or is as it's being described, are leaving the sector in their droves ? in their droves? >> well, all of the evidence backs up the fact that if young people don't get those really firm communication skills around rac, it makes it that much more difficult actually to access parts the curriculum parts of the maths curriculum too. i want young people to too. so i want young people to have really firm foundations in all basics, and i would all of the basics, and i would include ability to include the ability to communicate part of that. communicate as a part of that. but beyond it. i want young but also beyond it. i want young people access to music, people to have access to music, to drama. i think it's to sport, to drama. i think it's that that want that balance that parents want to want their children to see. they want their children well prepared, they well prepared, but they want a breadth that comes of having a curriculum that prepares young people life . but as were people for life. but as you were saying, we fa

the rac says charges for short—stay visits have risen by almost a third., saying the extra revenue is reinvested into services to help keep costs down for passengers. the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than 10% of puppies bought in the uk were imported illegally. that's more than double the figure for 2019. the rvc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to that disturbing case we were talking about an oracle. a judge has... ronan kanda was killed within yards of his family home in june last year when he was attacked with a sword and a machete. the judge told the wolverhampton crown court that the 217—year—olds could be named to send out a strong message about the seriousness of knife crime. let's go back to our correspondent is covering this case in wolverhampton. he has more for us. let's cross to him. the two people who have now been jailed today are both 16 —— were both 16 at the time. cctv footage shown du

the rac says charges for short—stay visits have risen by almost a third.ngers. the royal veterinary college has estimated that in 2021 more than 10% of puppies bought in the uk were illegally imported. that�*s more than double the figure from 2019. the rvc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are also more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. you�*re live with bbc news. the bbc is re—starting its investigation into the conduct of its highest—paid news presenter, huw edwards. london�*s metropolitan police have said they�*d found no evidence of a criminal offence, following allegations that he�*d paid a young person for explicit photos. his wife said he is being treated in hospitalfor serious mental health issues. live now to helena wilkinson in the newsroom. she has the latest on the story and has been following it through the course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. forthe course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. for the bbc, course of the week. let�*s do this in stages. forthe bbc, restarting their invest

we heard from simon williams, the rac�*s fuel spokesperson, a little earlier — let's speak to him againovernment has said, just recap for us just how much consumers are being overcharged here? good usjust how much consumers are being overcharged here?— overcharged here? good afternoon. yes, overcharged here? good afternoon. yes. consumers _ overcharged here? good afternoon. yes, consumers have _ overcharged here? good afternoon. yes, consumers have been - overcharged here? good afternoon. i yes, consumers have been overcharged for some considerable time. a programme called fuel watch, we monitor the price of retail fuel but also crucially the price of wholesale fuel stop for the last three months, the price of diesel on the wholesale market has been lower than petrol, yet if you were to visit any forecourt across the uk you would see diesel being priced above petrol, and that is simply not right. and it is led to drivers being overcharged incredibly. on a litre of diesel, 25p per metre. the long—term margin is 7p per metre. we all know the costs have increased and margins probably have

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rac racist. anyway, racist. rac racist. a little victory over the vaccine . victory over the vaccine. >> wheelchair tennis exec wins £27,000 payout from sports governing body after she was sacked for refusing to comply with hardline covid policy . see with hardline covid policy. see so this sarah synon i had hadn't had a jabs at the time. there was no legal requirement to do so. and then the international tennis federation thought, well, we'll bring on our own rules , we'll bring on our own rules, thank you very much. i'd have thought they had own thought they had their own racket and she then successfully sued because it was going too far at a time when the actual restrictions of the country were going down. they wanted to do it. performatively and she wasn't in care home or wasn't working in a care home or somewhere could somewhere where you could legitimately to legitimately say you need to be jabbed least felt jabbed or at least they felt that needed be jabbed. that you needed to be jabbed. >> obviously won't >> i mean,

rac racist. anyway, racist. rac racist.steve, a little victory over the vaccine . victory over the vaccine. >> wheelchair tennis exec wins £27,000 payout from sports governing body after she was sacked for refusing to comply with hardline covid policy . see with hardline covid policy. see so this sarah synon i had hadn't had a jabs at the time. there was no legal requirement to do so. and then the international tennis federation thought, well, we'll bring on our own rules , we'll bring on our own rules, thank you very much. i'd have thought they had own thought they had their own racket and she then successfully sued because it was going too far at a time when the actual restrictions of the country were going down. they wanted to do it. performatively and she wasn't in care home or wasn't working in a care home or somewhere could somewhere where you could legitimately to legitimately say you need to be jabbed least felt jabbed or at least they felt that needed be jabbed. that you needed to be jabbed. >> obviously won't >> i

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rac want to cause more control. rac i have no facts . no, i mean, they have no facts.ing is true. you know , there might be the odd know, there might be the odd person will go on to a facebook page and put like the odd racist remark, but we can't all be held responsible for people or trolls that go on to social media and make a comment that they can't stick that to us. that's not we're not doing that or we're trying do is the trying to do is bring the community together to understand that what's happening is wrong. it's going to be detrimental to the community and we don't have the community and we don't have the resources and really , i'm the resources and really, i'm quite upset that they're trying to divide because i feel that's what's happening with everything . i think there's a division and it's been set up by the government to divide everybody. and by doing that, they are they're winning because they're managing to get what they want. and as kate just said earlier, in her speech, as far as i'm concerned , and i just think that concerned, and i just think that th

the rac the thieves tried to take was worth an estimated $15,000 in merchandise. speak for in certainly grateful for but i think it was just happened in the moment. you know, it's one of those kind of things where it's like go. it's a good. and that's what got was eleanor to general manager julius johnson says employees are not required to intervene. >> but for workers at small businesses like this robberies and burglaries are getting exhausting. these are the 2 men accused of trying to steal from the store. i didn't want to go out like that light for us use a new state bill working its way through sacramento aims to prevent retail employees from confronting would-be shoplifters and robbers. the proposal submitted by san jose state senator dave cortese followed the april killing of a loss prevention employee at a home depot in pleasanton court. hazy says the bill will help keep people safe at work and he wants all retail employees to be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. the california retailers association has not been on board with senate bill 5.53.

the rac says.an average of around 4.7% pence per litre on fuel cells . when the ukraine on fuel cells. when the ukraine war began in february last year, the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre . in 2016, the number of cancer staff leaving the nhs is on the rise, with more than 4000 having left the workforce last year. new figures from nhs england show the rate of those leaving cancen show the rate of those leaving cancer, hospitals and community health services hit 12.1% in the year to september last year. that was an increase from 10.4% the year before and the highest rate since at least 2010. it comes as new analysis from macmillan shows since 2010, the number of patients seen by a specialist for suspected cancer has grown almost four times faster than the number of staff . a range of measures to tackle inequalities in health care for women have been launched by the government. £25 mi

and i think that's why the focus on rac and school reform is so important because in today's world youable to communicate, you need to be able to collaborate, you need to be able to work with others. and the education system that we have the curriculum have and indeed the curriculum that is really a bit that we have is really a bit outdated. time to outdated. and it's time to change let's move on to the nhs. >> as you were health secretary for that period under blair. now, said in 1997 that you now, he said in 1997 that you had 24 hours to save the nhs. how would you assess the nhs now all these years on? >> well, look , i've been around, >> well, look, i've been around, as you indicated , many decades as you indicated, many decades around health policy , and i can around health policy, and i can honestly say this is the worst i've ever seen it. and it really is close to breaking point. i think social care, by the way, is probably broken . and so we've is probably broken. and so we've got a real problem . and what got a real problem. and what really the felony, if really compounds the

. >> rac that's nigel nelson . >> rac that's nigel nelson. >> rac that's nigel nelson. >> let's get the good morning. thank you forjoining morning. thank you for joining us. andrew what do you make of this ? well i think it's deeply, this? well i think it's deeply, deeply worrying . deeply worrying. >> thank goodness we've got the example of nigel farage, a man who's got a platform and is not a shrinking violet. i just worry about about who has actually had their bank account taken off them for the same sort of reasons , who didn't have nigel reasons, who didn't have nigel farage's profile . and it's all farage's profile. and it's all right for the public saying, well, i don't agree with what nigel says . you know, he's like nigel says. you know, he's like many of us, a bit of a marmite politician, but we either stick up for nigel or they'll be coming for us next. there's no doubt about it. and i think it's deeply worrying. it's more than just. alison rose the whole board at natwest, it's wider than that because when nigel says that he's applied for ten other banks and was refused an ac

aid analysis by the motoring charity the rac foundation, found employees should be entitled .63 should be entitled. to £0.63 a mile, tax free in driving their own cars during work . mile, tax free in driving their own cars during work. i mile, tax free in driving their own cars during work . i know one own cars during work. i know one company that pays their employees just 25 per mile. >> i know one company that pays £0.14 a mile . that's shocking, £0.14 a mile. that's shocking, isn't it ? yeah. we're a long way isn't it? yeah. we're a long way off. what was that? >> £0.63 63. it's if you go through the official channels, it's £0.45 at the minute. that's what the government recommends. >> it's a big jump, though, isn't it? why are you so tanned ? >> tanned? >> tanned? >> yes. i've been in the south of france and you look like that. that real? that. is that real? >> no. you never go outside . >> no. you never go outside. well, yeah. >> have you been in the garden? >> have you been in the garden? >> a little bit, yeah, it looks good. it's probably makeup , to good. it's probably