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also this lunchtime... lower energy bills for many households after the regulator brings in a new price cap. the chief constable of police scotland — the uks second biggest force — admits it is institutionally racist and sexist. and by public demand, a fitting farewell for an raf hero who fought in the second world war. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news: history for brighton, their highest finish in the premier league and a first european campaign to look for...

home secretary did not break ministerial rules in the way she handled a speeding offence last year. the baby boy murdered by his parents on christmas day three years ago — its emerged finley boden was returned to them more quickly than social workers wanted. and welcome to the world of unified football — where players with intellectual disabilities are part of the team. and coming up on bbc news. valencia are punished with a five—match partial stadium closure over the racial abus...

he doubled down, no ifs, no buts, a lot of ifs and buts: taking back control, we are in control of legal migration, we grant the work visas, study visas, are you worrieded this is unsustainable, driving down wage, straining public services? are you encouraged, pleased we have the people we need the worker, the students keeping the great academic institutions solvent. migration, if we need it, we need it. and ukraine and hong kong are very much part of the mix here as well. we have top ...

go back braverman? she was told it was not a matter for the civil service and she wanted to take the points on her licence. some see her as the embodiment of evil, other is the personification of common sense. she annoys all the right people in her phrase the guardian reading tofu eating wokerati, a book of her quotes would be a stocking filler, wouldnt it? she said those on the left were embarrassed by history, and her own political history is interesting, check it. so this speeding r...

tonight at ten — all the major car manufacturers in the uk are understood to have raised concerns about the brexit trade deal. vauxhall has already gone public, saying the future of its british factories is in doubt unless the trade deal is changed. the focus is on batteries for electric vehicles the uk needs to produce more to satisfy eu trading rules and experts say were way behind. uk hasa uk has a very simple decision to make, either it supports the future of vehicle manufacturin...

at a conservative conference here in london. and turkeys presidential election goes to a runoff after the closest vote, in two decades. we start in the uk where ukraines president has made a surprise visit to secure fresh promises of military aid to fight russias invasion. prime minister, rishi sunak promised to send hundreds of air defence missiles and long range attack drones but stopped short of sending jets. rishi sunak tweeted this picture welcoming president zelensky when he arri...

be up to 17 degrees for most, but for most it will be mid—teens, below parfor for most it will be mid—teens, below par for the for most it will be mid—teens, below parfor the time of for most it will be mid—teens, below par for the time of year. we have a weather front passing to the north of the uk and that will bring more breeze and cloud and some rain to the north and west of scotland on wednesday but elsewhere another cool start with lots of sunshine and then maybe just a c...

jets to ukraine. also tonight, protestors disrupt a speech by the home secretary, where she said it wasnt racist to want to control borders and reduce immigration. we uncover a fraud where british men are paid to claim they are the fathers of children born to migrant women. the rohingya muslims, six years after they fled myanmar — we meet a little boy whos spent his life in a refugee camp. and once a rising star of digital news media, valued at £5 billion, now vice has filed for ban...

this is bbc news, the headlines... the prime minister of bangladesh gives a rare interview, telling me the one million rohingya who fled there from myanmar should be returned. the un and with other organisations, they should take care of it. that is, in their own country, they are safe. it is their duty to do it, not ours. its site was once considered a challenger to traditional media, but now the company behind vice news files for bankrupty in the us. and members of nigerias lgbt comm...

society to do that. are you getting the right workplace support while going through fertility treatment? more than 50,000 women go through the process every year, but many dont feel comfortable telling their boss. we ask — what are your rights? laying it all on the table. we hearfrom ronnie 0sullivan on how he overcame addiction and anxiety to climb to the top in snooker. friends together — the moment kevin sinfield carried former team mate rob burrow — who has motor neurone dise...