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BBCNEWS Crisis Pregnancy Centres... June 4, 2024 03:57:00

Inappropriate to show a woman what the actual outcome of an abortion is. women have the ability to make a decision if they are given the facts. and at stanton health care were committed to providing women with the truth and with the resources that they need to make the best possible decisions for them and their baby. stanton health care says its helped many women. its expanding in the uk and last year opened a new centre in scotland. we would welcome more support for women experiencing unplanned...
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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 23:19:00

Hannah has three part—timejobs to support her family and said the planned rise in energy bills that was scheduled to hit in april was terrifying and she is already stretched to the limit. it has recently reached a point where i had to phone my gas and electricity company id say i have to cancel my direct debit for this month because i have to do a food shop. and never in 15 odd years of homeownership have i ever missed a bill of any description. so to feel that pressure, to have to feel like i...
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BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 22:07:00

Consumers in england scotland and wales was set to rise to £3000 from next month but it is understood some energy firms are preparing to keep some bills at £2500 for another three months. simonjack has the details. rutland resident and mother of two hannah has three part—timejobs rutland resident and mother of two hannah has three part—time jobs to support herfamily and hannah has three part—time jobs to support her family and said the planned rise in energy bills that were scheduled to ...
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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 14:22:00

Everything running, to keep the household running. but over the last few months, over the winter, it has been increasingly difficult, and just recently i have sort of reached the point of having to choose between paying my gas and electricity bill, or doing a food shop. and to hit that point despite how hard i work was crippling. energy prices are actually coming down. ofgem�*s default tariff, the maximum retailers can charge their customers, will drop to about £3,300 a year per household in ...
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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 20:21:00

Georgia had suffered extreme humiliation and embarrassment in terms of her emotional health and reputation, and also in her employment status. he praised her dignity and courage and said that he hopes that this result would give vindication to others that had suffered from similar crimes. georgia harrison appeared visibly relieved after the sentence was given. i want to let all other victims of this crime know that i stand in solidarity with them, and i have absolutely no regrets on waiving my a...
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BBCNEWS BBC News at One June 4, 2024 13:06:00

To £3,000 a year in april, a move that would save the government a great deal of money. but charities and campaigners say such a move would have severe consequences for poorer households. i wrote a letter to the chancellor three weeks ago, it is now backed by 110 major charities including the likes of which? and citizens advice and alzheimers and the samaritans, and many others, its backed by energy uk, which is the trade body of the energy industry, saying, you know, "dont do this, its not goo...
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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 14:23:00

Would have severe consequences for poorer households. i wrote a letter to the chancellor three weeks ago, it is now backed by 110 major charities including the likes of which? and citizens advice and alzheimer�*s and the samaritans, and many others, it�*s backed by energy uk, which is the trade body of the energy industry, saying, you know, "don�*t do this, it�*s not good for "individuals to put prices up, it�*s not good for people�*s mental health, "it�*s not good for consumer con...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 06:28:00

Businesses and restaurants. recent figures also revealed that another three million tonnes of edible food goes to waste on uk farms every year, thats the equivalent of nearly seven million meals. and at time when there are believed to be more than four million people experiencing food poverty, the question is how to put that surplus to good use. the countrys largest food redistribution charity, fareshare says that more funding would help to avert what they call a hunger crisis. ive been finding ...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 06:27:00

Turn and some cold feeling air by sunday. turn and some cold feeling air by sunda . . �* , turn and some cold feeling air by sunda . ., �* , ., turn and some cold feeling air by sunda . ., �*, ., sunday. thats it, we are back in half an hour. _ hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. weve been talking a lot recently about how much our weekly groceries have been going up in price and about supermarket shortages. but even against this backdrop, a staggering amount of f...
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BBCNEWS BBC News at One June 4, 2024 13:17:00

From matt hancocks leaked whatsapp messages about shutting schools during the pandemic. still to come, the former england captain michael vaughan is due to give evidence in the public hearing into allegations of racism in the sport. coming up on the bbc news channel... britains first snowboard medal in georgia. the government plans to build additionalfree schools in england for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. the long—awaited department for education ...
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