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They are looking at some pretty high veterinary bills later in life when they will inevitably need help. 0ther charities like this one in the west country help police dogs already at a local level. but the new foundation aims to plug gaps across the uk, helping all service animals when they finally put their paws up. and reward. that was steve knibbs reporting. now its time for a look at the weather. hello there. plenty of blue sky and warm sunshine again today across england and wales, but its ...

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Risk of irreversible harm" if he was flown to rwanda. the court is part of the council of europe set up after the second world war, and the uk is a member, and its got nothing to do with the european union. the high court in london had earlier ruled there was no reason to stop the flight but acknowledged there were serious issues with the rwanda policy. judges here will next month, through whats called a judicial review, consider whether the policy is legal. the plan, which will cost £120 milli...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. a plane carrying a handful of asylum seekers is due to fly to rwanda from the uk this evening, after campaigners and charities failed in their bid to block the take—off. its thought seven or eight people could be on board, but several are making a last—ditch legal attempt to halt their removals in court today. the government insists flights are necessary to combat people—trafficking gangs, but church of england leaders described the policy as "immoral". the p...

What i am saying is that every level of the church, we are committed to working with government and working with organisations and charities who will work with asylum—seekers and refugees to tackle the problem at its roots and also to seek a legal and safe routes. as people coming from some countries do have, so there has to be a better way than this, simply coming up with a bad policy, you know, two wrongs dont make a right, and this is an unethical, immoral policy, just because we dont have ...

And iete— ethics behind it to the cost behind and lets recall a jet plane was about to — and lets recall a jet plane was about to take off with only seven people _ about to take off with only seven peogie on — about to take off with only seven people on it but borisjohnson the prime minister has hinted about changes— prime minister has hinted about changes to the law that could be needed — changes to the law that could be needed and can be required and he will he _ needed and can be re...

To 11 with individual challenges succeeding on modern slavery and human rights grounds. home office sources have told the bbc it is possible further challenges could see tomorrows flight grounded whatever happens in court today. sean dilley, bbc news. dominic casciani is at the high court. only a few hours left and arguments continue. , , ., continue. indeed. the numbers are bein: continue. indeed. the numbers are being whittled _ continue. indeed. the numbers are being whittled down _ continue....

Matter and they would regard this as a very serious issue. tow; matter and they would regard this as a very serious issue.— a very serious issue. tony connelly, thanks forjoining _ a very serious issue. tony connelly, thanks forjoining us. _ campaigners are making another attempt today to block the governments plan to send some asylum seekers who arrive in the uk to rwanda. the first deportation flight is due to take off tomorrow, after a high court challenge to stop it failed. the numbers on ...

Union that would seek an injunction stopping the first flight leaving the uk tomorrow. thejudge, mrjustice swift, ruled the rwanda policy needs to be fully examined next month but there was no legally compelling reason to stop tomorrows first flight. today, the court of appeal is being asked whether it will overturn that decision. separately another charity, asylum aid, is asking the court to stop the flight leaving for now because it says refugees were not given enough notice of their removal. ...