we had registration with a well-being assessment or referred to as a wba. to the 2014 and 2015 assessments, this data can help us design future well-being programs. the first well-being assessment was a baseline, and now we -- there's a desire to have a followup. and the budget at this point, it seems that the wba is funded entirely by health service system. however to accurately define a cost estimate an rfp will be required so an updated cost estimate will be presented to the board next february when we present the 1920 and 2021 budget. but we needed to have it reflected in this 2-year budget. finally the last slide talks about the one-time expenditures for e-benefits. on the previous slide it was 1 million -- a little over $1 million of the 1 million and 7 was for this e-benefits project. so that's why i wanted to show you what is involved. so the budget is split between basically two categories. programming of the software to make it more user friendly and reconfiguration of the benefits lobby. and benefits lobby and member area. there's been a signific

george groves successfully defended his wba super middleweight title with a win over chris eubankjuniorut went all 12 rounds, with groves boxing clever to withstand the challenge from eubankjunior. the victory was unanimous, and also means groves is through to the world boxing super series final. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look at what the papers say this morning. with me are city am's rachel cuncliffe and the financial times' political correspondent henry mance. let's take a look at those front pages. the observer investigates britain's prison system, claiming two—thirds of prisons are providing inadequate conditions or unacceptable treatment for inmates. the sunday express says theresa may has declared there will be "no going back" on brexit. the telegraph leads on claims prominent members of the labour party met eastern bloc agents during the cold war. the mail on sunday has an interview with brendan cox — the widower of murdered mpjo cox — who has stepped down from his role in two charities after admitting inappropriate behav

the wba super—middlewight champion, george groves puts his belt on the the line against chris eubankjrht world champion in the 1990's and a superstar of british sport. alex gulrajani went down to the south coast, to meet chris junior in hove. peace and tranquillity on the south english coast. the calmness is interrupted by the sound of chris eubankjr at work. this, the perfect place for him to quietly go about his business. in london, there are distractions, but out here it's the sea, team—mates, family — it's a lot easier to focus on boxing. that focus is helped by having some familiar faces around, including the man that helped guide his father to the top. i saw him when he was born, i took him to school. i sort his medicals out, everything, i do more than a trainer'sjob. i've never seen a kid like him. he's got his old man's power. the comparison that will never escape him, even with performances like this. but it's one he's learned to live with. my father has done too much in the sport for us to not be compared. much in the sport for us this is a fight that will help to set my name

there's an all british world title fight in manchester tomorrow night as wba super—middleweight championkjunior. 0ur boxing correspondent mike costello is with me. good evening. you are in town for this fight, a lot of people who were after those tickets sold out in minutes, a massive appetite for this fight? yes, and it is a fight with a compelling narrative that links two thriving boxing eras. almost two decades ago it was chris eubank senior involved in fight against nigel benn who attracted television audiences of up to 16 million people. now it is smaller audiences but just as people. now it is smaller audiences butjust as much hype and for the boxers, just as much money. here you have two men, very different personalities outside the ring and different styles inside the ring. last time out, each of them scored a stunning knockout victory. in any era genuinely, this fight would have stood out. it shows that boxing is still healthy. who is the money on? the bookmakers' favourite is chris eubankjunior with the feeling that he will be younger and fresher. those who favour groves say he

boxing — george groves successfully defended his wba super middleweight title with a win over chris eubankjuniorrounds, with groves boxing clever to withstand the challenge from eubankjunior. the victory was unanimous and also means groves is through to the world boxing super series final. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more for you in the next hour. richard, thank you. see you later. they describe themselves as britain's forgotten veterans. 60 years ago, thousands of uk service personnel were sent to the south pacific to test nuclear bombs. some claim the radiation caused cancers and birth defects which they passed onto their children and grandchildren. now they hope a new study of their dna will prove it, as sarah corker reports. it was so bright you could see the bones in your hand. you just saw, like, another sun hanging in the sky. that's what it was. the south pacific at the height of the cold war. the british military testing the nuclear bomb. i'm bob fleming. i was a nuclear test veteran.

george groves successfully defended his wba super middleweight title with a win over chris eubankjunior victory was unanimous and also means groves is through to the world boxing super series final. england's cricketers are in action in new zealand at the moment. despite losing all their matches a win here could mean they face australia in the final. they'll need to win by around 20 runs to reach the final. and despite 80 from skipper eoin morgan, that's looking increasingly unlikely. colin munro smashed 57 runs from just 21 balls before holing out to david willey. the latest from hamilton. new zealand are 108—2. chasing 195 to win, but just 175 to deny england a place in the final. just to be clear, england made 194—7 in their20 just to be clear, england made 194—7 in their 20 overs. they need to restrict new zealand to 174 to make that final on wednesday against australia. i think that makes sense! sort of! this is where we say goodbye to chris, who's off to the read the news for the andrew marr show. here's sarah with a last look at this morning's weather. good morning. it's working

monday night, they trundled to manchester city or wigan in george groves successfully defended his wbaall 12 rounds, with groves boxing clever to withstand the challenge from eubankjunior. the victory was unanimous and also means groves is through to the world boxing super series final. england's cricketers are in action in new zealand at the moment. despite losing all their matches, a win here could mean they face australia in the final. they're likely to need to win by around 20 runs to reach the final. it's been mixed so farfrom england. jason roy hit a rapid 21 before gifting a simple catch to the new zealand skipper kane williamson. the latest from hamilton — england are 71/2 after 9 overs. in the balance, that is, and they probably haven't need to win by 20 runs, the average runs scored over basically the over the tournament. it is good having stuff happening all over the world involving our athletes, isn't it? of one description or another, we are just sitting on the sofa. you will talk to you later. this is another legend of the winter olympics of the past. one of the most hotl

george groves successfully defended his wba super middleweight title with a win over chris eubankjuniorankjunior. the victory was unanimous and also means groves is through to the world boxing super series final. england's cricketers are in action in new zealand at the moment. despite losing all their matches a win here could mean they face australia in the final. they're likely to need to win by around 20 runs to reach the final. it's been mixed so farfrom england, david malan hit half century as england made194— david malan hit half century as england made 194— seven on their 20 overs. will it be enough with new zealand chasing 100 and 74? as i mentioned england's need to win by more than 20 runs to stand a realistic chance of getting through to the final. you have mastered the rules of various winter to the final. you have mastered the rules of various winter olympics sport and now have to do arithmetic around the cricket. watch me bumble through! we will speak to you later. they brought us ikea and scandi—noir, and now a new swedish fitness craze has reached british shores. ‘ploggin