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Reaching this all went. It was just amazing. And in the shadow of red october how russians view the 1917 revolution. Thats in half an hour here on bbc news. Hello, good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. Ice and below zero temperatures have been causing more disruption. Stansted airport had to provide beds for hundreds of passengers who were left stranded in the terminal overnight, after flights were cancelled due to the bad weather. Anisa kadri has spent the morning there and sent this report. Han...

A man called mariusz, who lost his £600 wage packet in a london pub. Success, thanks to a social media search. Arejust amazing, are just amazing, how this whole thing went. It wasjust are just amazing, how this whole thing went. It was just amazing. And current and former presenters look back at hardtalk over the last 20 years. Thats in half an hour here on bbc news. Ice and below zero temperatures have been causing more disruption in many parts of the uk. Hundreds of people had to spend the ni...

And lost and found, a man reunited with his £600 wage packet after losing it in a pubjust with his £600 wage packet after losing it in a pub just before christmas. We were just astounded by how quickly, how far, how wide reaching this whole thing went. It was just amazing. And later, newsbeat investigates the use of steroids in gyms. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Ice and below zero temperatures are causing more disruption in many parts of the uk. Hundreds of people had to spend the n...

He makes a double century and his highest ever score against australia in the fourth ashes test. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Ice and below zero temperatures are causing more disruption in many parts of the uk. Hundreds of people had to spend the night in stansted airport, after flights were cancelled because of the bad weather. Anisa kadri sent this report from sta nsted. Hanging around for a flight longer than you expected. Its not much fun, especially when the queues are just getting...

For the best part of a decade, Sarah and Mick Dore have welcomed people who find themselves alone at Christmas into their pub for a proper, homemade Christmas…

Sarah and Mick Dore, at the Alexandra in Wimbledon, maintain a tradition of welcoming those who find themselves alone

The Lock In team take a look at Christmas, from how to handle the irregular customers (Doreen from Accounts, we're looking at you) through to nostalgic tipples!

Enter one Wimbledon pub on 25 December and you’ll find a warmly lit sports bar twinkling with tinsel and abuzz with a mix of widowers, retail workers, au pairs, army lads and NHS staff digging in to Christmas dinner over laughter and wine.

The Alexandra in Wimbledon, London, will serve free Christmas dinners to guests spending the 25 December alone to combat loneliness, a scheme the owners started in 2014.