the welsh government hasn�*t commissioned independent mental health homicide reviews since 2016, meaningfuture disasters. why don�*t they want to do these reviews? i don�*t understand it, unless it�*s on the basis that they can be costly. well, that is not a proper basis for not carrying out reviews, not commissioning reviews. it�*s a seven—year scandal. the welsh government said it was satisfied independent reviews had not been necessary for the last seven years because individual boards had thoroughly investigated their own cases, but it admitted the review system needed to change and a new one is being introduced. wyre davies, bbc news. you can hear more on that story on bbc wales investigates: how did our sons become killers? tonight at 8.30 pm on bbc one wales and iplayer now. social media scammers are conning schoolchildren out of thousands of pounds by falsely claiming they can provide access to this year�*s gcse and a—level papers. exam boards say it�*s extremely rare for tests to be leaked, but added that the scams are becoming more common. here�*s kristian johnson. the half ter

hywel dda said its findings were shared with the welsh government, but couldn't be published because but we've discovered it hasn't done so since 2016. that means the lessons from fleet�*s case — and three others — weren't shared directly with other health boards, and that's been criticised by one leading barrister. we learn from previous disasters how to avoid future disasters. why don't they want to do these reviews? i don't understand it, unless it's on the basis that they can be costly. well, that's not a proper basis for not carrying out reviews, not commissioning reviews. i mean, it's a seven—year scandal. the welsh government said it was satisfied independent reviews had not been necessary for the last seven years because individual health boards had thoroughly investigated their own cases, but it admitted the review system needed to change, and a new one is being introduced, to make it easierfor all agencies to access lessons and to learn. wyre davies, bbc news. now, blink and you could miss them, but mysterious sightings of an extremely rare butterfly have set the hearts of

the welsh government hasn't commissioned independent mental health homicide review since 2016.s. that is being resized by one leading barrister. irate that is being resized by one leading barrister. ~ ., ., , ., , barrister. we learned from previous disasters how— barrister. we learned from previous disasters how to _ barrister. we learned from previous disasters how to avoid _ barrister. we learned from previous disasters how to avoid future - disasters how to avoid future disasters _ disasters how to avoid future disasters why don't they want to do these _ disasters why don't they want to do these reviews? i don't understand it unless it's _ these reviews? i don't understand it unless it's on the basis they can be costly _ unless it's on the basis they can be costly. well, that's not a proper basis _ costly. well, that's not a proper basis for— costly. well, that's not a proper basis for a — costly. well, that's not a proper basis for a doctor carrying out reviews. _ basis for a doctor carrying out reviews, not commissioning reviews it's a _ reviews, not commissioning reviews

the welsh government will ban price promotions such as meal deals on foods high in fat, salt and sugarare about to go out of date. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith has this report. three, two, one. off you go. a gentle push towards being healthy or punishment for eating fatty foods. the plan to ban discounts on things high in sugar, salt and fat is meant to lighten the load on the nhs in wales, where a quarter of adults are officially obese. but at this fitness session in swansea, it divides the room. it should be an individual choice. i think there's so much you can do to help people, but then forcing people into it, then you know you're prone to getting backlash. the more that people educate us in the shops as to what we should buy and what we shouldn't eat, it's got to be a good thing. for many, meal deals have become a default dining option. the labour government in wales wants to take out the unhealthiest items. after going through more than two million different options, public health wales found that 75% of meal deals exceed the recommended calorie intake for lunch. if yo

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the welsh government will ban price promotions such as "meal deals" on foods high in fat, salt and sugarunhealthy can't be included, or discounted unless they are about to go out of date. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith has this report. they are the default dining options for millions of people. meal deals grabbed on the go the price is easy on the wallet if not always the waistline. in wales from next year shops will not be allowed to sell the highest infinite salt and sugar as part of a deal. not everybody finds that palatable. i think you should be able to have a choice, you can eat and drink what you want, within reason. you can still buy it but it might be more expensive. people want spot they want. there are way too many offers towards — there are way too many offers towards higher fats, they think it is cheaper than fruit and vegetables.— vegetables. everything is labelled, _ vegetables. everything is labelled, you _ vegetables. everything is labelled, you are - vegetables. everything is labelled, you are making| vegetables. everything is. labelled, you are making a consci

the welsh government says it's disappointed by the industrial action.ong those whose personal data has been exposed following a wide—ranging payroll data breach. national insurance numbers and banking details have been compromised. firms using the servcies of a company called zellis to manage their payrolls, are affected. our cyber correspondent joe tidy is here. who is behind this, and why? there has been no concrete attribution, as we say in the cyber world, at this stage, but research from microsoft under cyber security company points rather heavily towards one group, a notorious cybercrime gang known to take data and extort companies, sometimes for hundreds of thousands of pounds, sometimes for millions and in some cases install malicious software to log companies out. if it is their nature is very serious, we don't know where they are from but the gang seems to be based in russia —— if it is than the, it is very serious. if it is, it is also predictable, they need to make money as quickly as they can. probably well over 100,000 people but we know o

but the welsh government , the welsh government, the welsh parliament,— government, the welsh parliamenty taat ths— was put up and i understand they took the petition— was put up and i understand they took the petition down because so took the petition down because sa mahw— took the petition down because sa mahw assets— took the petition down because so many people were actually sheathe— so many people were actually stehthe tt— so many people were actually stehthe tt sawthe— so many people were actually signing it saying this is mad. hsah— signing it saying this is mad. vsah. swasttw— signing it saying this is mad. yeah, exactly. with— signing it saying this is mad. t/hiuit“ hi;,ta<5ttt.cct �*twt $70 000 yeah, exactly. with 20,000 people across wales agree with me that 20mph on a residential street every single residential street every single residential street in wales is just plainly bonkers . and we absolutely bonkers. and we absolutely agree, as conservatives that 20mph works perfectly well outside school or hospitals, perhaps where it's proven that it's needed on every single reside

but the welsh government , the welsh government, the welsh parliament,— government, the welsh parliament up and i understand they took the petition— was put up and i understand they took the petition down because so many— took the petition down because se nanw peepte— took the petition down because so many people were actually sttntnt— so many people were actually sttntnt tt— so many people were actually sttntnp tt sawtnt— so many people were actually signing it saying this is mad. wean.— signing it saying this is mad. wean. exaettw— signing it saying this is mad. yeah, exactly. with— signing it saying this is mad. “43?" cokeccct �*xwt $70 000 yeah, exactly. with 20,000 people across wales agree with me that 20mph on a residential street every single residential street every single residential street in wales is just plainly bonkers . and we absolutely bonkers. and we absolutely agree, as conservatives that 20mph works perfectly well outside school or hospitals, perhaps where it's proven that it's needed on every single residential streets in wales , it residential streets in wales, it d

the rcn voted last month to reject the welsh government's most recent pay offer.d a record high last year. the uk health security agency, says there were more than 82 thousand infections in 2022. there were also more than 8.5 thousand cases of syphilis, the largest annual figure, since 1948. you're live with bbc news. prince harry has told a court he's �*experienced hostility from the press since he was born'. just one of the many accusations he's made while giving evidence against a newspaper group that he accuses of phone hacking. he says the uk's tabloid press had behaved in a "vile manner" and contributed to his "downward spiral." he also suggested some newspaper editors have �*blood on their hands'. he's the first senior british royal in 130 years to testify in court. the duke of sussex arrived at the high court earlier to begin his testimony. he alleges that mirror group newspapers used unlawful methods to gather personal information about him, including phone hacking, a claim the company denies. he claims theirjournalists exploited a security gap to access

the welsh government also want to stop temporary price cuts and multi—by authors on unhealthy food. disadvantaged due to the fact food prices remain high. with 60% of adults in wales over weight, one in four children obese by age five, and diabetes type two reaching a record high, the rest of —— government says for improving health is a priority of the next couple years. the new litigation will be rolled out in two years. you are live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. this is the part of the show where we hand over the news agenda to our panel, where you decide what you want to talk about. nadine, let's start with you. fine decide what you want to talk about. nadine, let's start with you.- nadine, let's start with you. one of the thing that's _ nadine, let's start with you. one of the thing that's been _ nadine, let's start with you. one of the thing that's been all— nadine, let's start with you. one of the thing that's been all over - nadine, let's start with you. one of the thing that's been all over the i the thing that's been all over the news today has been the situati

the rcn voted last month to reject the welsh government's most recent pay offer.'s spokesperson denies russia was responsible. this video tweeted by ukraine's president zelensky shows the breached kakhovka hydroelectric dam. mr zelensky says it �*confirms for the whole world that the russians must be expelled from every corner of ukrainian land.�* but the two sides are blaming each other for its destruction. ukraine has accused russia of blowing up the dam to slow its offensive by making it harder to cross the dnipro river. russia says ukraine is to blame. there are fears for the cooling capacity at the nearby nuclear power plant. it is upstream, but it is one of the biggest in europe. regardless of who or what caused the explosion, it has potentially deadly consequences for towns and villages in the path of the water. bbc verify is working to establish the timeline of events. in these satellite images, a road that was visible in late may is no longer there and images that were taken on sunday, with a substantial breach also visible. these images from downstream s

who are the government want the welsh labour government want to round and you can't to turn round andat of the let's have a look at some of the health safety regulations health and safety regulations in school from school that stops kids from running and playing running around and playing bulldog like that, bulldog things like that, because or having snowball fights, because anecdotally i've been told that's a problem in some schools . people some schools. let people do exercise , but don't tell adults exercise, but don't tell adults what they can or cannot eat. it's not the role of government to start doing that. okay. where are to start doing that. okay. where ysnr— to start doing that. okay. where ysnr nneisn— to start doing that. okay. where are your welsh cakes— to start doing that. okay. where are your welsh cakes ? - iir rig okay. where are your welsh cakes ? �*firicc iir pig okay. where are your welsh cakes ? �*firicc are your welsh cakes? well, i get e— are your welsh cakes? well, i geie isr— are your welsh cakes? well, i gene isi si— are your welsh cakes? well, i get a lot o

people are trying to juggle what they eat and the obesity crisis is interesting because the welsh governmentks is in school food standards. government have standards. the government have put standards in for food in schools . and it's the schools. and it's changed the way the types of foods that children are served in schools. so we do know that mandatory policies can work. okay. a final tnengnt— policies can work. okay. a final tnengnt tnen — policies can work. okay. a final thought from you,— wt. ti“ okay. a final thought from you, claire, if you wttt. — thought from you, claire, if you wttt. wetn— thought from you, claire, if you will. well, first— thought from you, claire, if you will. well, first of— thought from you, claire, if you will. well, first of all,- thought from you, claire, if you will. �*" will. well, first of all, that's because they're children. and the is when the the problem is when the government start treating adults like children. secondly many people make their lunch . it's, people make their lunch. it's, you know, meal deals are just one option that people have. and

an end to meal deals on unhealthy foods in wales — the welsh government says it'll ban them to improveiets and tackle obesity. the cost of the weekly shop will be under scrutiny today, as mps quiz supermarket bosses over food prices that are still rising sharply compared with a year ago. in sport, the england and wales cricket board apologise unreservedly after a damning report finds racism, elitism and misogyny widespread and deep rooted in british cricket. and the singer tony christie adds another very special voice to his charity song for this years thank you day. i'm standing with a legend. no, i'm standing with a legend. good morning. a bright start in eastern areas. it won't last. the rain will travel eastwards through the day and it will turn increasingly humid. details coming up. good morning. it's tuesday, 27thjune. president putin has made his first public comments since the mutiny by the wagner mercenary group ended, saying any attempt to stir up turmoil in russia was "doomed to fail". during a tv address, mr putin said the leaders of the uprising would be brought tojustice,

that may meet resistance with the welsh retail consortium, saying the government's plans are irresponsiblec news, swansea. there are 282 mountains in scotland that are higher than 3,000 feet — they're known as the munros. today an ultra runner has broken the record for scaling them all, without using any motorised transport. jamie aarons did it in 31 days, ten hours and 27 minutes. she survived on about four hours sleep a day. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has managed to track her down. here she comes! on one of our most remote mountains _ here she comes! on one of our most remote mountains our— here she comes! on one of our most remote mountains our record - here she comes! on one of our most remote mountains our record is - here she comes! on one of our most| remote mountains our record is about to be smashed. this is the moment jamie aarons finished scaling all of scotland's munros. i am jamie aarons finished scaling all of scotland's munros.— scotland's munros. i am chuffed to bits. i am over— scotland's munros. i am chuffed to bits. i am over the _ scotland's munros. i am ch

the welsh government said it was disappointed by the decision and was working with the nhs to minimiseing students' mental health within the next year, or face new rules forcing them to do so. the warning comes after a petition — started by the families of 25 students who took their own lives while studying — was debated in the commons. the group are calling for a new statutory duty of care to be imposed on universities. the covid inquiry will hold its third preliminary hearing today, for its investigation into government decision—making during the pandemic. the chair of the inquiry, baroness hallett, is also expected to respond for the first time to a high court challenge of her request for borisjohnson�*s unredacted whatsapp messages. we're nowjoined by our chief political correspondent, nick eardley. so what can we expect to hear today? a preliminary hearing, as you guys were just saying, where we are going to get baroness hallett speaking in public for the first time about the government's legal challenge against her demand for all these unredacted whatsapp messages from boris john

i will give you a welsh government spokesperson statement, we are investing heavily in cancer services00, plus medication. he has got to pay - how much is it? it is 17,000, plus medication. he has got to pay for| medication. he has got to pay for that separately as well. as i say, the same surgeon that is doing this operation privately is doing it in nhs time, as far as i know. the? operation privately is doing it in nhs time, as far as i know. they get contracts, don't _ nhs time, as far as i know. they get contracts, don't they. _ nhs time, as far as i know. they get contracts, don't they. they - nhs time, as far as i know. they get contracts, don't they. they have - contracts, don't they. they have contracts, don't they. they have contract for so many days work and then they have three days. you might do it yourself, i might do it myself. do it yourself, i might do it m self. . , do it yourself, i might do it m self. ., , , ., , myself. do a better private. it is fortunate my — myself. do a better private. it is fortunate my friend _ myself. do a better private. it is fortunate my f

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