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Devices in Cabin Baggage on flights from six countries in north africa and the middle east. Rising fuel and food prices help push the uks ififlaflfifi raft if; fingfiflf lam since september 2013. And scotlands First Minister lays out her case for a second referendum on independence. Ahead of vote in holyrood tomorrow, Nicola Sturgeon says scotlands future should be decided by the people who live there. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. World news tonight is off the air this week. Well...

Devices in Cabin Baggage on flights from six countries in north africa and the middle east. Rising fuel and food prices help push the uks ififlaflfifi raft if; fingfiflf lam since september 2013. And scotlands First Minister lays out her case for a second referendum on independence. Ahead of vote in holyrood tomorrow, Nicola Sturgeon says scotlands future should be decided by the people who live there. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. World news tonight is off the air this week. Well...

Devices in Cabin Baggage on flights from six countries in north africa and the middle east. Rising fuel and food prices help push the uks ififlaflfifi raft if; fingfiflf lam since september 2013. And scotlands First Minister lays out her case for a second referendum on independence. Ahead of vote in holyrood tomorrow, Nicola Sturgeon says scotlands future should be decided by the people who live there. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. World news tonight is off the air this week. Well...

Devices in Cabin Baggage on flights from six countries in north africa and the middle east. Rising fuel and food prices help push the uks ififlaflfifi raft if; fingfiflf lam since september 2013. And scotlands First Minister lays out her case for a second referendum on independence. Ahead of vote in holyrood tomorrow, Nicola Sturgeon says scotlands future should be decided by the people who live there. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. World news tonight is off the air this week. Well...

Devices in Cabin Baggage on flights from six countries in north africa and the middle east. Rising fuel and food prices help push the uks ififlaflfifi raft if; fingfiflf lam since september 2013. And scotlands First Minister lays out her case for a second referendum on independence. Ahead of vote in holyrood tomorrow, Nicola Sturgeon says scotlands future should be decided by the people who live there. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. World news tonight is off the air this week. Well...

Devices in Cabin Baggage on flights from six countries in north africa and the middle east. Rising fuel and food prices help push the uks ififlaflfifi raft if; fingfiflf lam since september 2013. And scotlands First Minister lays out her case for a second referendum on independence. Ahead of vote in holyrood tomorrow, Nicola Sturgeon says scotlands future should be decided by the people who live there. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. World news tonight is off the air this week. Well...

Also tonight Security Alert Electronic Devices will be banned and north african countries. Food and fuel prices are blamed for a sharp rise for more than three years. And the man who created inspector morse, the writer colin dexter, has died at his home in oxford at the age of 86. And coming up in Sportsday On Bbc News Gareth Southgate says striker jamie vardy is in a good frame of mind, despite the leicester striker receiving Death Threats following the sacking of claudio ranieri. Good evening....

Something to put on the front page. To have something to put the headlines. Indeed. That is journalism. It certainly made us stop, look and read. Yes, full marks. But we still havent read the inside copy. We are desperate to read the inside copy as well. You may have to wait. You might find one in your home tonight, in the cabs, as you head back. Keep your eyes peeled for a late night vendor. What is on page four . Well tell you tomorrow when we review the papers in the morning. Why then we will...

To help Homeless People living on the streets. Good morning. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. A father who refused to pay a fine after taking his daughter out of school for an unauthorised holiday has lost his case at the Supreme Court. Jon platt, whos from the isle of wight, had argued that all the law required of him was to ensure that his child attended school regularly. The high court had originally ruled that the holiday did not constitute regular absenteeism but this morning the Supreme Court...

Of the shopping that is exactly it. It isa of the shopping that is exactly it. It is a fascinating point. Quite right. Thats great, how wonderful to have a supermarket but what about the idea that only women go to supermarkets to do the shopping. That betrays a lot. Looking at the message from the top, if that is the message from the top, if that is the message from the top, if that is the message from the top, that will not encourage people. Clearly in everything the ethics of the company, comi...