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To work with the rugby unions across the uk to try and explain, from the stadiums to television programming to working with the rugby players themselves, to explain that domestic abuse is clearly wrong and there is never an excuse for it, but there needs to be more investment to tackle the causes of it, which includes these sporting events. minister. i think the honourable gentleman makes a very, very good point, highlighting the fact that domestic abuse is out there in so many different areas, ...

Campaign groups and opposition mps. over the coming months, it will become ever more apparent that tackling the climate emergency means rapid changes to high—carbon sectors and that aviation must decrease, not increase. so, instead of bailing out polluting companies every time theres a crisis, and in this instance, doing so in a way that is going to increase emissions, does he agree that instead, the government should be developing just transition plans for high carbon industries, retraining w...

Programming to working with the rugby players themselves, to explain that domestic abuse is clearly wrong and there is never an excuse for it, but there needs to be more investment to tackle the causes of it, which includes these sporting events. minister. i think the honourable gentleman makes a very, very good point, highlighting the fact that domestic abuse is out there in so many different areas, not always where we expect to see it. so, with regard specifically to rugby, i would need to go ...

With the six nations coming in just a few weeks‘ time, what work is the minister doing to work with the rugby unions across the uk to try and explain, from the stadiums to television programming to working with the rugby players themselves, to explain that domestic abuse is clearly wrong and there is never an excuse for it, but there needs to be more investment to tackle the causes of it, which includes these sporting events. minister. i think the honourable gentleman makes a very, very good p...

He claims the water wasnt passed out because it had expired. the governor says the situation is unacceptable and is investigating. the remains of the ukrainian passed down by iran are back if their home country this morning. the caskets were received in a somber ceremony in kiev a short time ago. ukrainian president zelensky and his cabinet were in attendance. >> all people were killed when the ukrainian said they mistook a plane for a cruise missile earlier this month. eastern is currently ex...

From iran on helping heal from this tragedy and the investigation that will be ongoing. ? >> natalie, in the early stages and the immediate aftermath of this tragedy when the aircraft had simply been described as having gone down, there was deep frustration. there was a sense that it was possible to discern from social media that it had been shot down after there was the publication of missiles or what appeared to be missiles striking. what appeared to be the aircraft and that created friction b...

To work with the rugby unions across the uk to try and explain, from the stadiums to television programming to working with the rugby players themselves, to explain that domestic abuse is clearly wrong and there is never an excuse for it, but there needs to be more investment to tackle the causes of it, which includes these sporting events. minister. i think the honourable gentleman makes a very, very good point, highlighting the fact that domestic abuse is out there in so many different areas, ...

Hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines — the government defends itself after rival airlines accuse it of misusing public funds for coming up with a rescue deal to save the regional carrier flybe. the duchess of sussex makes her first public appearance

Today, state seismologists say although the eruptions in the main crater have been weaker in the last 24 hours, residents evacuated from the 14 kilometre danger zone should not be lulled into a false sense of security and return to their homes. howard johnson, bbc news. in a moment the business news. first, a look at the headlines on afternoon live. british airways files a complaint with the european commission over the government bail—out of struggling airline flybe. ba says it‘s a "blatant...

The latest headlines. motherwell has just experienced its hottest decade on record with last year, one of the warmest ever seen. meghan markle‘s first appearance in canada since last weeks shock announcement. her father could test against her in court. the backlash over the governments rescue plan for flybe, rivals line up to complain about what they call a blatant misuse of public funds. russias of resigned hours after