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Tonight at ten: the cladding crisis — the government promises more than 5.5 billion to help make high rise flats safe, but campaigners say its too little too late. flammable cladding is being removed — but there are still at least 700,000 people living in blocks covered with dangerous material. weve chosen to do this because we have immense sympathy for the leaseholders affected and, as a matter of basic public safety, we have to get these unsafe materials off buildings as quickly as possibl...

This is bbc news, im reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at two: an extra £3.5 billion to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from buildings in england. critics say its come too late, but ministers call it a major iam announcing an unprecedented intervention. a clear plan to remove unsafe cladding, to provide certainty to leaseholders, to make the industry pay for its faults of the past. the prime minister defends the fines and possible prison terms for those who lie about travelling fr...

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This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the government rebukes criticism that its £10,000 fines and 10—year the government says dont book any summer holidays just yet. ministers say travel depends on everyone getting a covid—19 jab say travel depends on everyone getting a covid—19jab in, including in other countries. were not talking nowjust about, oh, theres a lot of coronavirus in that country and you might bring some more of it back when we already have plenty of it here. what were...

Flawed. diop collided with anthony martial in the 36th minute and the pair received a two—minute assessment on the pitch but they both played on. at half—time, diop became the first player to be permanently substituted under the new rules. headway said the protocol had failed at its very first test and theyve called again for the introduction of temporary substitutes, as the best way to protect players from serious injury. we have heard the sad news that dai davies has died at the age of 72 ...

This is bbc news, im reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: an extra £3.5 billion to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from buildings in england. critics say its come too late, but ministers call it a major investment in building safety. iam announcing an unprecedented intervention. a clear plan to remove unsafe cladding, to provide certainty to leaseholders, to make the industry pay for its faults of the past. the prime minister defends the fines and possible prison terms for those who...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the government rebukes criticism that its £10,000 fines and 10—year the government says dont book any summer holidays just yet. ministers say travel depends on everyone getting a covid—19 jab say travel depends on everyone getting a covid—19jab in, including in other countries. were not talking nowjust about, oh, theres a lot of coronavirus in that country and you might bring some more of it back when we already have plenty of it here. what were...

Country that decides to boycott the beijing olympics is going to be subject to all sorts of sanctions and a really aggressive -- china responds very a aggressively when anyone questions them. but jamie, your willingness to discuss whats at stake is really admirable. thank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure, laura. >> laura: the lefts plan to deprogram extremists. it includes sheriffs who keep us safe. one of them is next.

Beijing is saying in a country that decides to boycott beijing olympics is going to be subject to all sorts of sanctions and a really aggressive -- china responds very aggressively when anyone questions them. about jamie, your insight and your willingness to discuss especially given what is at stake is really admirable. thank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure, laura. >> laura: the lip plans to deprogram for those that are extremist. that includes sheriffs, and one of them reacts next

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