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As charities warn about the impact of those rises on families, now a real concern is that lives could be at risk and create further strains on the nhs. this is going to add further pressure on that health system and put it under even more pressure. we will get avoidable deaths unless we intervene now. labour has accused the government of failing to meet the scale of the national emergency, and said that millions could be left without support. the government says it will provide help, but pressur...

Transported to these makeshift camps where tents are being set up temporarily. your involvement, its really on quite a scale isnt it? everything from rescue, medical aid, to those aid packages, to help people deal with the aftermath of a disaster like this, it is a huge, huge response. i wonder, are you working in areas where the authorities are also working, or are you dealing with areas where the authorities are not getting into? there is little support from the pakistani government due to the...

Going to be dry with sunny spells. it will feel quite warm as well. beyond that, the area of high pressure influencing the weather well into next week, bringing mostly fine conditions with sunny spells lasting for most. just an odd fleeting sour, but the emphasis continues to be a lot of dry weather. that is how things looking. back to you two. let�*s have a look at today�*s papers. the front pages are dominated by the rise in the energy price cap. the guardian reports that the increase will...

Such as ours because we have established networks, we have been in pakistan for the past 70 years, and so local ngos are supporting us as well when providing support. large organisations are coming up to us and supporting us, contributing their efforts in this relief mission. so there is coordinated humanitarian efforts. but a lot of the camps support our charities because of our reach and our established air ambulance network and marine ambulance network in these areas are. you and marine ambul...

Prepayment metre customers will pay an extra £59 per year, taking the new typical bill on a metre to £3608. as charities warn about the impact of those rises on families, now a real concern is that lives could be at risk and create further strains on the nhs. this is going to add further pressure on that health system and put it under even more pressure. we will get avoidable deaths unless we intervene now. labour has accused the government of failing to meet the scale of the national emergenc...

Tourism. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: fearing for the months ahead. children�*s charities express serious concern about young people spending winter in cold homes, as energy bills soar. a second man is arrested on suspicion of the murder of 9—year—old olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool. tributes continue to pour and for olivia. the home secretary pledges more money for merseyside to help take guns of the streets. the governm...

The headlines on bbc news: a national emergency is declared in pakistan. millions are forced to leave their homes following the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. the cost of living crisis. charities warn young people could be vulnerable this winter as energy bills soar. donald trump has reacted angrily to the publication by the us government of a heavily redacted affidavit that led to the search of his florida home. the sworn statement says there was "probable cause to believe" that there are "...

Your involvement, its really on quite a scale isnt it? everything from rescue, medical aid, to those aid packages, to help people deal with the aftermath of a disaster like this, it is a huge, huge response. i wonder, are you working in areas where the authorities are also working, or are you dealing with areas where the authorities are not getting into? there is little support from the pakistani government due to the lack of infrastructure in these areas. local councils are appealing to chariti...

Sewage discharges into england�*s rivers. england take control of the second test against south africa. captain ben stokes leads by example with his first century as captain. for most of you, a dry start to the weekend with warm spells of sunshine to look forward to. for the afternoon, one or two isolated showers popping up for one or two, but for most it stays dry. a closer look at the weather details a little bit later. it�*s saturday 27th august. children�*s charities are warning of the...

More expensive. with autism, chiidren— more expensive. with autism, children can have limited foods to eat, children can have limited foods to eat. so— children can have limited foods to eat. so its — children can have limited foods to eat, so its not always possible to cook _ eat, so its not always possible to cook back— eat, so its not always possible to cook back and to go to cheaper brands — cook back and to go to cheaper brands. we are at present having an extension— brands. we ...