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Theres blame on both sides. And i have no doubt about it and you dont have no doubt about it and you dont have any doubt about it either. Rising pressure on care homes the number of places in england for people with substantial needs will need to rise by a third in ten years, a study warns. Also the royal navys new flagship arrives home. The 65,000 tonne hms Queen Elizabeth the navys biggest ever warship sails into her new berth in portsmouth. Britain truly has the best sailors, marines and offi...

Newest warship, the new aircraft carriers, hms Queen Elizabeth, as she arrives home in the home portsmouth. Daniel craig, will you return as james bond . Yes. And daniel craig will be backas bond he confirms hell play 007 one last time. And in the sport on bbc news. Celtic are looking to secure their place in the Champions League group stages. They host kazakh champions astana in their first leg qualifier tonight. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The government says there must ...

The Labourmp Sarah the labour mp Sarah Champion has resigned from her Front Bench Role and apologise for what she said was and apologise for what she said was a poor choice of words in a Newspaper Article about child abuse. At least 600 people are still missing after the mudslide in sierra leone. The president of the country says entire communities have been wiped out. Unemployment falls to the lowest level since 1975 but average earnings are still lagging behind inflation. Hms Queen Elizabeth t...

Good evening. the winter of discontent has given way to the summer of discontent, mainly in england. no glorious summer for either the strikers, or the millions affected by the stoppages. the list is long and the impact likely to be severe. teachers in england are out this wednesday and friday. junior doctors in england will strike from 7am onjuly 13th to 7am on july 18th. onjuly 20th and 21st, consultants will cut work to christmas day levels. train workers are putting on the brakes onjuly 22nd...

Heckled by protesters during that visit to the netherlands. a lot of criticism in fact whilst he has been travelling around the world on various trade trips to beijing, for example, the netherlands and protests and heckling that took place there. as far as he is concerned, he says that the decision is through, he is done with it, but we are awaiting the decision of the constitutional court on the legality of his reform. some of the refuse workers that had been on strike, they had gone back to wo...

In paris today for the third night running as protests continue against president macrons reforms to pensions. riot police in the french capital clashed with some protestors in the crowd as trash bins were set on fire. rubbish has been piling up on the streets of paris after refuse workers joined in the action. the government is facing two motions of no confidence after it decided to push through its plans of raising the retirement age to 64 without a vote in parliament. the scottish national pa...

In the crowd as trash bins were set on fire. rubbish has been piling up on the streets of paris after refuse workers joined in the action. the government is facing two motions of no confidence after it decided to push through its plans of raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote in parliament. wyoming has become the first us state to ban abortion pills after its governor signed a bill that made prescribing or selling them illegal. violating it is punishable by up to six months inj...

Other cities including Nantes, Rennes and Le Havre are also affected.

Council areas after a walk—out by bin collectors. lets speak to our correspondent lorna gordon. we have had that disruption in the last few days and there is more planned for next week. whats the latest on those talks? that planned for next week. whats the latest on those talks?— latest on those talks? that first wave of strike _ latest on those talks? that first wave of strike action _ latest on those talks? that first wave of strike action has - latest on those talks? that first i wave of ...

Thousands of staff at bt and openreach have also walked out in a dispute over pay. these are just the latest in a series of industrial disputes this year. weve also seen major stoppages on transport networks, and rubbish going uncollected due to a refuse workers strike in scotland. and, if the cost of living continues to rise, theyre highly unlikely to be the last. theo leggett, bbc news. and as we heard in theos report — workers at bt have also walked out in what has been nicknamed the "summe...