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A mean more for patients. irate come out of existing budgets, it was a mean more for patients.— a mean more for patients. we have been cleared _ a mean more for patients. we have been cleared as _ a mean more for patients. we have been cleared as part _ a mean more for patients. we have been cleared as part of— a mean more for patients. we have been cleared as part of the - been cleared as part of the discussions we had this will will not come from areas of the budget that impact on patients...

And this whole school community is trying to support each other at a time when budgets are struggling to add up. hannah miller, bbc news. and a big thank you to the community therefore being so honest about their experiences at the moment. we have got kelly, naomi and tony to share their stories with us this morning. all based in liverpool. naomi, we met before. you work in a food bank in the community. you are really worried about the families coming in?— really worried about the families com...

Water is going to be a lot more expensive. but the government plan has now changed direction with a new £63 million investment. being has now changed direction with a new £63 million investment.— £63 million investment. being able to offer those _ £63 million investment. being able to offer those opportunities - £63 million investment. being able to offer those opportunities and - £63 million investment. being able| to offer those opportunities and not worry about finances and making thi...

And not favouring any site. the ad, putting impartiality in practice is more difficult. the bbc is giving us a real—time demonstration of that with gary lineker as a test case. he is one of the bbcs top earners but is one of the bbcs top earners but is not a newsjournalists is one of the bbcs top earners but is not a news journalists are presenter or a new staff. hes a freelance sports centre and in 202“ ask him about the bbc impartiality guidelines. ask him about the bbc impartiality uuidel...

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—— greg dyke. and thats what the bbc has to do. as a big sports fan, what worries me is the impact this will have on trust in the bbc, faith in the bbc, to cover important events outside of news is being eroded as we speak. i think there are a lot of licence payers out there who will be watching very closely and thinking, is it really worth paying this for the bbc? a that was going to be my next question, how far you think things like this affect the public and its opinion of the bbc in term...

To girls and 2007 and extended this to girls and 2007 and extended this to boys and 2013. both these programmes have led to very low rates of cervical cancer here and have resulted in are staying on track to eliminate cervical cancer is a public health problem. but there are some women and some people with her cervix in australia that do participate in lower rates, and therefore do continue to remain at higher risk of cervical cancer. therefore do continue to remain at higher risk of cervical ca...

Two both grew up in petra and have become experts at sorting through the material here. so youre basically saving all of the dust and looking for things. can i have a go? i was honestly enjoying tasting the dust but now... he shows me the sort of thing that they are looking for. we dont need to keep these stones. this is— we dont need to keep these stones. this is a _ we dont need to keep these stones. this is a part — we dont need to keep these stones. this is a part of the original peorrie...

Last year great britain rugby sevens player abi burton went through the most traumatic time of her life. a misdiagnosis led to her being wrongly sectioned in a psychiatric hospital until she was finally correctly diagnosed with autoimmune encephalitis. she then had to be induced in a coma for another month. since then shes had to learn to walk and talk again — and incredibly — is now back in training and aiming to be selected for the paris 202a 0lympics. jo currie sat down with her. the ulti...