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Low pressure sticks close by. It starts to turn is quite cold in the north of scotland as we are pulling in some cold air from scandinavia. Elsewhere, it is going to be a mixture of sunshine and showers. Best chance of staying dry towards eastern england, temperatures ranging from single figures in the north, 15 in the south, that is it from me, back to you. Thanks, stav. And thats bbc news at ten. Theres more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc ...

From Susan Crichton that due to advice from external lawyers, there was a need from external lawyers, there was a need for from external lawyers, there was a need for a from external lawyers, there was a need for a review to ensure that proper need for a review to ensure that proper disclosure had been given in previous proper disclosure had been given in previous criminal cases. Yes. You say that previous criminal cases. Yes. You say that you previous criminal cases. Yes. You say that you had a...

And you think that was partly due to the care . Yes, definitely. How would you characterise the care . Negligent. Inhumane. While the trust says decisions about tracheostomies are not made solely by neurosurgeons, one expert with 35 Years Experience has another view. In your opinion, was this death avoidable . Yes. And why do you say that . If he had been assessed on a daily basis, and people had |tested his swallowing on a dailyi basis they would have picked up impaired swallowing rapidly. The ...

Pages tomorrow. I think we will start, they are on the screen. You can see them. The metro. Election july 4th, thank you for that. So sorry, pollock at the nations sympathy is in the post, paula vennells, former chief is negative on the post office shed tears a number of times today as she gave testimony to the public inquiry. The guardian, sunak� s big gamble. The mirror, drown and out. The daily telegraph, Sunak Gambles on a snap poll. The daily mail, now is the moment for britain to choose ...

Clear violations of International Humanitarian law in gaza. Antonio guterres did not name names but he condemned the bombing of Southern Gaza, after people were told to flee there, and the use of civilians as what he called human shields. Israels responded, confronting the Secretary General and calling on him to resign. It came as one of two israeli hostages, Freed Last Night by hamas, spoke about her ordeal. Yocheved lifschitz, whos 85, said shed been through hell but, as she left, she still sh...

The palestinian Prime Minister talks to newsnight what chance of a peaceful resolution to the conflict in the middle east . The question is, how do you get out of the crisis . There is a report out today that while israel is also a crisis, that there is a need to sit down and end the conflict. To discuss the palestinian Prime Ministers view that this war provides an opportunity, well bejoined by the Israeli Government spokesperson, eylon levy. Well also be assessing the impact the Israeli Milita...

People arriving down since introducing more policing in france, more caseworkers and our Returns Agreement for migrants with albania. I think while that number remains very high, this issue of where to house people remains. If not in hotels, there is a further question of will other sites have to be used, student accommodation, Foreign Military bases or even purpose built accommodation in the future . Thank ou. Thank you. To a story next that is one of the most read on the bbc news website. Vict...

Hepatitis c. After they were given infected Blood Products by the National Health service here in the 19705 National Health service here in the 1970s and 1980s. Many of them have since died and others online in the onto their partners who also died. Victims and their families have spent decades looking for answers to their questions and fighting for compensation. We begin our coverage with this explainer. Oh, it is known as the biggest Treatment Disaster in nhs history. And so far we know that 3...

On bbc one, its time tojoin our colleagues for the news where you are. Goodnight. Time and again, people in positions of power and trust at the time to stop the transmission of those infections. Time and again, they failed to do so. The Prime Minister said. The Prime Minister said the Infected Blood Scandal had knocked hundreds of thousands of lives off course will those lives and all the hurt and devastation ever be repaired . Well be joined by one of the leading campaigners forjustice on the I...

Good evening. Just some of the faces of the victims of 50 years of the infected blood scandal. The wholly damning conclusion of todays inquiry into that scandal describes years of deception and cover up in which doctors, the Blood Services and successive governments did not put Patient Safety first. It found that the biggest Treatment Disaster in the history of the nhs could and should have been avoided. Over the two decades the 19705 to the 19905 more than 30,000 people were infected with disea...