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Surely that so much money is going to be raised for such good causes during the marathon. and why would anybody seek to stop that? its amazing that so many people are getting out on the streets in the name of so many wonderful causes, and i hope that they understand that the demands ofjust stop oil will protect all of those things that they know and value. some 45,000 will compete on sunday, raising around £60 million for charities, including causes tackling climate change. the organisers belie...

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All of those things that they know and value. some 16,000 will compete on sunday, raising around £60 million for charities, including causes tackling climate change. the organisers believe in the right to protest and also the right to run and the ability of both things to exist in harmony. joe wilson, bbc news, in central london. is taking on the big boys. hundreds of rare pictures of king charles have been rescued in los angeles. the photographs, which have spent a decade collecting dust, are ...

I think the key thing is just knowing what is the london marathon doing is theres people going out there running for loved ones. so for charities. for charities and making it different and making changes. the london marathon will finish here on the mall on sunday. extinction rebellion will be holding a big eventjust half a mile away. now theyve promised marathon organizers they wont disrupt the race. extinction rebellion says theres a unity agreement not to disrupt involving 200 groups, includin...

And severe alerts. that means he will not receive these then next time you get them. unless like some of the domestic —based charities have suggested, it might make people find out where hidden phones, etc are. i cant see why you wouldnt. read the note on your screen, dismiss it and it is gone within ten seconds. does not feel like a great erosion of civil liberties and our last remaining rights. you mention concerns raised _ last remaining rights. you mention concerns raised by _ last remaini...

Have listened to your show before, and i thought i would text into today and sympathise. i couldnt ever do that myself. i have campaigned and been two matches and e—mailed my mp and gave money to the right charities to try and combat climate change, but if i was younger, i can understand the desperation that people are facing with the threat of climate change and why they take this action. it is annoying to the crowd, no—one wants to upset people. im sure they are fairly normal people. we kn...

Would have to pick up the bill for. sometimes its not possible to identify a vulnerability because customers will simply refuse to engage. if we identify a vulnerability, we dont install prepayment meters. but many charities and campaign groups say forcibly installing meters can never be done safely, and have criticised the regulator for not acting fast enough. today ofgem is hoping the new rules will keep suppliers happy and customers safe, but its still relying on companies to admit when theyv...

By footage showing british gas breaking into a property to fit a pre—payment metre — but charities say this announcement doesnt go far enough. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has more details. for the last two months, energy suppliers have been banned from forcibly installing one of these. hello, british gas, your gas supplier. we are here with a warrant. it was after an investigation for the times showed this aggressive behaviour by contractors fitting physical meters for br...

Wales and scotland, and the ban also applies to any customer with a terminal illness or a condition that could worsen in a cold home. the rules have been prompted by footage showing british gas breaking into a property to fit a prepayment meter — but charities say this announcement doesnt go far enough. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has more details. for the last two months, energy suppliers have been banned from forcibly installing one of these. hello, british gas, your gas ...

Large, and it will have various points to perhaps take on these amendments. when it comes to encryption, this is really a key point for the government and childrens charities, so it will be interesting to see what changes in the weeks ahead.— well be able to buy free—range eggs again in the next few days, as bird flu restrictions are lifted across most of the uk. today is the first time in six months that captive birds and poultry can go outside, though experts say the h5n1virus is still cir...