has apologised, saying it's dedicated staff have helped thousands of people. 0ur correspondent simon browningisappeared overnight when thomas cook collapsed in september. three months on and dozens of its former employees have spoken to the bbc, because they are unable to get the benefits and support they desperately need to move on. but he was cabin crew for 12 years. you realise you are just a number. it doesn't matter what you have contributed or done. you are made to feel that it all doesn't matter, these are the rules, that is what they do, and that is the end of it. scores of people told us they were poorly advised by job scores of people told us they were poorly advised byjob centres because of confusion about their entitlement to other universal credit or jobseekers entitlement to other universal credit orjobseekers allowance. it has led to claims being opened under enclosed because of errors. ian was cabin crew for 1h years. he has given up on cleaning, scraping by on savings and help from family until he starts his newjob in the new year. it is notjust me, there are loads of ex— col

simon browning, bbc news.enship law, saying indian muslims have nothing to fear from it. at least 20 people have been killed in days of protests over the law — with the police accused of using excessive force. 0ur south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. days of deadly violence has indians continue to oppose a law they say is an assault on the rights of the country is 200 million muslims. cu rfews were imposed country is 200 million muslims. curfews were imposed on the internet was blocked in india's largest acla re largest state, was blocked in india's largest aclare largest state, uttar pradesh. aclare largest state, uttar pradesh. a say they have been brutally silenced. as the death toll rises, reports that some victims were shot by police which authorities deny. at a rally today, the indian prime minister narendra modi expressed support for the country's police but failed to mention the civilian deaths. the hindu nationalist leader of the bjp blamed the opposition for the current unrest and d

simon browning, bbc news.ests over the law — with the police accused of using excessive force. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. days of deadly violence, as indians continue to oppose a law they say is an assault on the rights of the country‘s 200 million muslims. cu rfews were imposed and internet was blocked in india‘s largest state, uttar pradesh. they say they have been brutally silenced. as the death toll rises, reports that some victims were shot by police, which the authorities deny. at a rally today, the indian prime minister narendra modi expressed support for the country‘s police, but failed to mention the civilian deaths. the hindu nationalist leader of the bjp party blamed the opposition for the current unrest and defended his citizenship amendment act which offers only non—muslim illegal immigrants from certain countries fast—track nationality. translation: muslims born on indian soil should not be concerned by the bill or the nrc. the nrc, the national register of citizen

simon browning reports. disbelief. pilots and cabin crew, their dreams over.gone now. that feeling of loss, you know, where's my career gone? i couldn't even get dressed... i couldn't face the world. now, as christmas approaches, scores of former staff like betty and ian, who‘ve waited months for benefits, say they‘ve been badly let down. you realise you‘re just a number. it doesn‘t matter what you have contributed or done. you are made to feel that it all doesn‘t matter, these are the rules, that‘s what they do and that is the end of it. ex employees say they were given conflicting advice as to whether they were entitled to jobseekers alliance or universal credit. some cases have been closed and some have still not received £50 in 12 weeks. i had to wait five weeks for my first payment to come through, which was fine, but the day before the payment was due they closed my claim and basically told me because i've made too much money, but the money i had was my redundancy money from thomas cook but i haven't claim anything so i'm living off savings now. the job

my colleague simon browning was there. people who i've spoken to, nobody expected it to happen.y had always worked together and known the structure and suddenly, it vanished. my name is betty knight. i was cabin crew for thomas cook airlines for 12 years. our management seem to have disappeared into the sunset with millions and millions of pounds. while all of our lovely passengers and customers have been helped by the civil aviation authority who have done an incredible job and they have been assisted, our cabin crew, members of our cabin team, have been stuck without even a word or a phone call, in really dire circumstances. what do we want? answers! when do we want them? now! what do we want? answers! when do we want them? now! within days, thomas cook staff had travelled from different parts of the country to westminster. we wa nt a nswers! we want it now! the impact of what had happened was still sinking in. we just cannot understand what has gone wrong. we've not been paid, a lot of us have children and mortgages, people have gone to food banks. it's unbelievable we are in

simon browning, bbc news. spate of alleged incidents occured between october 2018 and june 2019. in november 2018, this cat, samson, had two emergency operations to save his life, after he appeared to have been stabbed through the stomach in the centre of brighton. the headlines on bbc news: there have been calls for a government inquiry into racism in football, after chelsea‘s rudiger said he heard monkey noises during yesterday‘s match against tottenham. boeing‘s chief executive, dennis muilenberg, has resigned after serious criticism following two major accidents in which 346 people died. five people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. for many, christmas wouldn t be christmas if you didn t raise a toast with friends and family in the pub. but in less than 20 years the number of small pubs in the uk has halved. this week the government pledged more than a million pounds to community action groups working to rescue or reopen their locals. our rural affairs

my colleague simon browning was there. people who i've spoken to, nobody expected it to happen.y. they had always worked together and known the structure and suddenly, it vanished. my name is betty knight. i was cabin crew for thomas cook airlines for 12 years. our management seem to have disappeared into the sunset with millions and millions of pounds. while all of our lovely passengers and customers have been helped by the civil aviation authority who have done an incredible job and they have been assisted, our cabin crew, members of our cabin team, have been stuck without even a word or a phone call, in really dire circumstances. what do we want? answers! when do we want them? now! what do we want? answers! when do we want them? now! within days, thomas cook staff had travelled from different parts of the country to westminster. we wa nt a nswers! we want it now! the impact of what had happened was still sinking in. we just cannot understand what has gone wrong. we've not been paid, a lot of us have children and mortgages, people have gone to food banks. it's unbelievable we

simon browning, bbc news.t to be the biggest elephant toothpaste explosion. you can see how the experiment got its name. they mixed hydrogen peroxide, soap and food dye. the video has gone viral online. millions of views... i have watched it. most of the views we re have watched it. most of the views were you! we spoke to them earlier and they were trying to beat all records elephant toothpaste and i think they have. they also say do not try that at home. they say it reduces to water so itjust washes away. looks a bit messy to me! the racist chanting at last night's match between tottenham and chelsea is the latest in a string of high—profile incidents. now the union representing players wants a full government inquiry into racism in football. iffy onoura is from the professional footballers' association and joins us now. good morning. thanks for coming in. here we are again talking about this. when you saw these pictures and heard these reports yesterday afternoon, what did you think? just that sense of deja

simon at a game. >> of the cleveland browns cleaned history, suspicions rude in the box above. the bengals officials said he saw a patriots employee in the room inappropriately filming the sidelines during the game and notified the nfl. >> the patriot so they were filming for an upcoming episode of their behind-the-scenes web series following a patriots scout at the game. the team said they got the brown's permission to shoot but not the bengals or the nfl's. bill belichick denied any knowledge of it. >> we have nothing to do with anything they produce, direct or shoot. >> the patriots were fined $250,000 after investigation found that they spied on the nejeaches during a game then in 2016, tom brady was suspended for four games over an accusation that he was involved in deflating footballs in the 2018 championship game to make it easier to grip.>> i've always played within the rules. i would never do anything to break the rules. >> the bengals of only one a single game this season of the patriots lead the afc east with 10 wins. the nfl has confiscated the tape as part of its i

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