it says signs on scafell pike would set a precedent for elsewhere in the lakes, and that information there had been signs or a fence and he says he owes his life to rescue volunteers. mark mcalindon, bbc news. the distributor of two of the uk's most popular vape brands says it is well—equipped to survive the ban on disposables products. elfbar and lost mary have already launched reusable versions of their popular disposable vapes. the company behind both brands said it was "addressing demand" for a tool to help smokers quit. but councils have warned the government that it shouldn't let producers exploit loopholes in the ban. with more on this is our business reporter, esyllt carr, who joins me from the newsroom. tell us about this. that ban on disposable _ tell us about this. that ban on disposable vapes _ tell us about this. that ban on disposable vapes was - tell us about this. that ban on i disposable vapes was announced earlier this year and is due to come in across the uk from next april. now we are getting some indication on how some of those companies behind the products are p

it says signs on scafell pike would set a precedent for elsewhere in the lakes, and that informationlife to rescue volunteers. mark mcalindon, bbc news. now — to the coast where walkers came across quite the surprise in the vale of glamorgan earlier this month, when they discovered centuries old bones in southerndown. experts say they could belong to shipwreck victims from as early as the sixteenth century. archaeologists are examining them, and will dig further if they're found to be historic. elinor rice has been to the site, at dunraven bay. it is the beautiful beach where people just keep finding bones, it was here at dunraven bay in the vale of glamorgan were walkers got more than they bargained for earlier this month. part of an ancient wall collapsed and unearthing the remains of what is thought to be shipwrecked sailors from more than 500 years ago. i came to the spot where they were found to meet a local historian. is it still exciting getting news of finds like this? absolutely, even though the sort of thing is comparatively regular, it happens quite often down here, the be

it says signs on scafell pike would set a precedent for elsewhere in the lakes, and that information fence and he says he owes his life to rescue volunteers. mark mcalinden, bbc news. 0rganisers of the uk's largest indoor arena have apologised for cancelling tickets to a test show hours before it was due to start. co—0p live in manchester is set to have over a 23,000—person capacity — and 11,000 were due at last night's event. bosses said it was a "difficult decision" to cancel some tickets at short—notice, they've invited those affected to another preview show next week. leeds train station is one of the busiest in the uk, and now musicians can officially set up stage there. a busking spot has been opened up in the station's main concourse by network rail, becoming the first of its kind outside of london. 0ur reporter tom ingall went to see what difference it is making. # let's make a start at something better so we can say # this is the start of something big...# this duo might have thought their busking days were over, but even when their vocals might be crashed by a tannoy apolog

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him, and another time reaching the another time was reaching the peak pike, england's peak of scafell piket with his mother. >> obviously you >> so he's obviously been, you know, carefully briefed on what could be really englishy things that that won't inflame that won't, that won't inflame anybody, that won't kind of antagonise the scots and the welsh. this is him really going. i mean, labour are going for it aren't they. they're really they're another, in they're trying to in another, in another papers , another part of the papers, they're trying to single out the over fence off over 65 to sort of fence off that themselves. now that vote for themselves. now they're going for people who are deeply don't deeply patriotic. they don't want any quarter on want to leave any quarter on unchallenged in the run up. >> yeah. absolutely. right. i think it's interesting that the telegraph of interview, keir sir keir starmer varne put this interview on the front page, and it seems to be quite a positive message from sir keir starmer that's got the front page of that's got on the front page of the and