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Thousands and thousands of other innocent lives, through the profoundly negative impact that this has had on my landmine and animal and children charities and our ability to raise funds. but for the claimants, this was a landmark case that paved the way for further action. the e—mail gave the claimants lawyers the confidence that ammunition for future cases might rest with internal newspaper documents. when someone sues a newspaper. insight have to give documents to each other. in the case of ...

By Ian Walker Pittards on Thursday cancelled its planned fund raising as the required conditions needed for it to go ahead hadn't been satisfied and said...

Required share of the tax burden, and they are businesses, they are not charities, they are businesses designed to make money, and they are making this money in large part outside the uk in refining. you are completely — outside the uk in refining. you are completely right — outside the uk in refining. you are completely right about _ outside the uk in refining. you are completely right about that. - outside the uk in refining. you are completely right about that. they | completely right abo...

And theres nothing provided in northern ireland. charities are warning thousands are still facing hunger. our education correspondent, elaine dunkley, has that story. so lets put a little bit of cinnamon in. not too much. across the country, schools have been preparing for the summer holidays, but this isnt a cookery class for children. at westleigh methodist primary school in leigh. head teacher, mrs moragrega, has been giving lessons to parents to help them make and plan cheap, nutritious meal...

In that period have been in hotels at some point, but the judge said that was a failure of the duty of care on the point of kent county council and unlawful on the part of the home secretary when it became a routine way of dealing with children. the court was told that 154 of those children remain unaccounted for, nobody knows where they are, and childrens charities are tonight saying that as a child protection scandal, that those children were never put in the care system, they are now at risk ...

Peter flavel was the man who has beenin peter flavel was the man who has been in charge of coutts for the last seven years or so, he has accepted full responsibility and he has now gone. natwest is hoping it is going to draw a line under things and it has results coming out in the morning. while this is a crisis, it is a reputational one, not a financial one. their finances is a reputational one, not a financial one. theirfinances have financial one. their finances have been financial one. their...

Ithink— years, and thats all welcome, i think the _ years, and thats all welcome, i think the committee broadly welcomes that. but what we are saying _ welcomes that. but what we are saying is— welcomes that. but what we are saying is there are other burdens _ saying is there are other burdens and barriers they should _ burdens and barriers they should be removing from a sector— should be removing from a sector and the need to make sure — sector and the need to make sure that _ sector an...

Of millions of pounds each year to increase the amount they pay providers. but early years charities are still concerned about the expansion plans. without addressing underfunding and without addressing _ the workforce crisis, - theresjust not going to be the nurseries, childminders or other childcare providers that deliver- the places that parents are going to need. - shall we give it all the mix? parents are already booking places at this nursery to take advantage of the governments new offer....

Taken safaa back home. orla guerin, bbc news, hodeidah, yemen. our senior international correspondent orla guerin there, reporting on the terrible suffering of children in yemen. here, the police in england will no longer respond to concerns about mental health unless theres a risk to life or a possible crime. but charities warn that mental health services which are already stretched will have to respond instead. heres our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. id say i deal with at least one m...

Is asking for a 35% pay rise after a series of below inflation pay increases. but the government has offered 6% this year, plus £1,250 in cash. a public consultation, into the proposed closure of hundreds of railway ticket offices in england, has been police officers in england will no longer respond to concerns about mental health if there is "no risk to life" or a crime being committed. the government says the policy could save a million hours of police time every year, but mental health char...