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Take those dusty cuffs off your feet, man. the army hopes to build on the success of last years campaign, which saw a record number of applications, though still only 10% of those made it through to basic training. come on, mate, nearly there. in the past, theres been harsh criticism from mps over the decision to outsource recruitment to a private contractor. capita and the army say theyve dramatically improved the system. the army has also introduced new training programmes to help prepare youn...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a state of emergency is declared in new south wales as thousands of people are ordered to flee, amid forecasts of the worst bushfires australia has seen this season. rail fares rise by an average of almost 3% today, despite another year of cancellations and delays for many commuters. ticket prices have risen twice as fast as wages in the last decade. im here to talk about another year of rising prices...

Near heathrow airport were british airways cabin crew. (two of the victims have been named, 25 year old joe finnis and 23 year old dominic fell. a 25 year—old woman is also in a serious condition in hospital. a british airways spokesperson said their thoughts are with their families and friends. nearly a quarter of hospital admissions for eating disorders last year were for patients aged 18 or under, according to new nhs data. the total number of admissions has risen by more than a third acros...

The rail delivery group, which represents the train companies, claims average fare increases have been kept to below inflation for the third year in a row. emma simpson reports. back to work today and not much to smile about. as usual, train fares are going up and it has become a january ritual. my travel in particular is affected every day because i have late trains every day and they are literally crawl into london waterloo, so it makes it very difficult for me to plan so it makes it harder fo...

The government has to make a controversial call. either strip the company of this franchise, or let it keep operating these trains on a simpler type of contract. paul has been campaigning for improvements for years. he wants northern out. nothing has improved in 12 months and yet we have had two fare increases. people are paying a lot more now for their journeys, theyre taking hours to get home from work or to get to work, people have had to change jobs, lose theirjobs. northern says delays to i...

And environmental groups highlighting australia saying you area highlighting australia saying you are a victim of the changes climate scientists have been talking about. you as a government are failing to act. despite delays and poor performance from some train operators, millions of commuters in england and wales will have to pay an average of 2.7% more for their tickets from today. it means some passengers face a rise of more than £100 for their annual passes. prices in scotland are also goin...

Despite delays and poor performance from some train operators — millions of commuters in england and wales will have to pay an average of 2.7% more for their tickets from today. it means some passengers face a rise of more than a hundred pounds for their annual passes. prices in scotland are also going up. the rail delivery group, which represents the train companies, claims average fare increases have been kept to below inflation for the third year in a row. emma simpson reports. back to work...

The australian fires. the smoke drifting to new zealand, where on this glacier, the ice and the sky turned dark. the sense of threat is far from over. david shukman, bbc news. and well find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrows front pages at 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are madeline grant, the deputy comment editor of the telegraph, and the financial times political correspondent laura hughes. despite delays and poor performance from som...

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