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To return on the first day after the half—term recess to present our strategy for living with covid. provided the current encouraging trends in the data continue, it is my expectation that we will be able to end the last domestic restrictions, including the legal requirement to self—isolate if you test positive, a full month earlier, mr speaker. the move is part of the governments living with covid plan, which is underpinned by the treatments of vaccines and medical understanding that had be...

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Janeiro, in sao paulojust a few weeks ago and in the northeast of brazil, and i think thats something that people are linking these floods and the extreme weather conditions. certainly its something that a lot people are looking at. so while landslides are not uncommon, perhaps the ferocity, the intensity of these landslides is something thats worrying a lot of people. theres further turmoil for the british royal family, with the police beginning an investigation, into allegations of cash—for�...

Sign get their gifts, and moved directly to another train and be transported either to warsaw and then they will work themselves into places where they can stay, take a breath, and figure out what is going to happen next. that is the latest from here in the rail station. back to you. >> thank you to jay gray in poland for that report. save the children as one of the many charities in the war zone right now trying to help. dance tour is with save the children ukraine, he is working with refugees ...

Extraordinary, the momentous days in ukraine. it is a real reason why today, a major humanitarian appeal is being launched today to support the one million people who have fled ukraine. the disasters emergency committee is hoping the money raised will pay for items such as food, medical treatment and trauma care. lets speak to saleh saeed, the chief executive of the dec. saleh saeed, thank you very much for joining us this morning. what will happen today in terms of the appeal? the disasters eme...

I believe the uk telegraph has reported a number north ofio million, ithink they reported £12 million. of course, the number has not been officially confirmed anywhere, and one thing that we do know from the settlement is that it includes a donation to ms guiffres charity. one of her charities is a 5018 nonprofit and those have public disclosure laws so i think we will see if there is a huge boost in the coffers of this charity, we will know exactly what happened between what year and what year...

Sure people are safe. a gentleman here with a "can i help sign?" and then just inside the hall here, this is where the first help is actually made available. hot food, drinks. people from different church charities working here. so having met translators outside, being ushered through into this very ornate hall of the west railway station. a lady here offering toothpaste, shampoo, all kind of things to offer to the mostly women and children arriving here at the station. those in the green jacket...

Bad for russia because russia was going to have the ability to send large volumes of gas, extra gas from russia through to germany which is one of its biggest customers and gain all the revenues from that without having to send gas through ukraine and paid ukrainian government transit fees. it also has a consequence for germany because gas prices are very high at the moment. germany wanted access to greater volumes to bring prices down, that will not happen. it shows the european union is willin...

In an exclusive interview, the duchess of cornwall has told the bbc that she will continue to support victims of domestic violence once she becomes queen. speaking to emma barnett for bbc breakfast and womans hour, camilla said that to be given the title of queen consort would represent a great honour and help to highlight the work of the charities she supports. the duchess was speaking at clarence house earlier this month, where she was reunited with the woman who inspired her to become a domes...

Here in the uk — the royal family is facing further turmoil — after the metropolian police said it would be investigating allegations of cash—for—honours, linked to one of prince charles main charities. the inquiry centres on the princes foundation, and accusations involving a saudi national. prince charles aides say he had "no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or british citizenship, on the basis of donation to his charities." the news comes as questions are raised about prince ...