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Well, in response, evri have said, "we are sorry that some customers are experiencing short, localised delays in receiving their parcels." the firm says it has been "impacted by high demand, staff shortages and bad weather conditions". evri admitted the service has "not been as good as we would have liked", and said it will focus on recruitment. the regulator 0fcom told us that the service some people receive when a delivery goes wrong, simply isnt good enough, and said its strengthening regulat...

And his party was completely wiped out in elections. he came to the parliament via national list, where when political parties get a certain amount of votes they are allotted a seat, and that is why people are questioning his legitimacy. the electric car firm, tesla, which made waves last year when it revealed a major investment in bitcoin, has now sold off most of its holdings of the cryptocurrency. the company, owned by elon musk, announced it offloaded 75% of its bitcoin, which was worth abou...

We have been examining all of the material and assessing it to consider whether a reinvestigation is a viable option. no date has been set yet for that to be finalised but once it is complete, surrey police will consider whether a reinvestigation is a viable option. it has taken half a century and an inquest to answer some of the questions about the guildford pub bombings. but history has brought understanding, not accountability. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in guildford. now, ive been bringing yo...

To the current 20% charge on the majority of transactions. and tv ad breaks could get longer — thats one of the most read stories on the bbc news website. its part of a review of broadcasting rules by the regulator 0fcom. what are you looking at? mindful of steve carell. _ what are you looking at? mindful of steve carell, who _ what are you looking at? mindful of steve carell, who we _ what are you looking at? mindful of steve carell, who we saw _ what are you looking at? mindful of steve care...

Then and now. today is the day we celebrate and honour the windrush generation, and the enormous contribution that each and every one of them has made and continues to make to our society. the members of the windrush generation, who were victims of racism when they arrived here, and discrimination remains an all—too—familiar experience for black people in britain in 2022. alongside celebrating the diverse fabric of ourfamilies, our communities and our society as a whole, something the windru...

And sergio garcia are two of the big names confirmed to play in the first saudi funded liv golf invitational. around £20 million is up for grabs, 42 players are confirmed including england�*s lee westwood and ian poulter and northern ireland�*s graeme mcdowell. one man who won�*t be there is six time major winner phil mickelson who�*s long been linked with the breakaway event but said he was taking a break from the game in february. that�*s all the sport for now. i look forward to it....

On the internet. iona wants to keep her voice. i dont think we should be bullied out of the room. ive worked really hard to create a platform for myself, whether that be for music orfor voicing my opinions. but it seems that a lot of people just want to tear us down. dame melanie dawes is the head of 0fcom and she says the tech companies need to do more to protect their users. too many companies prioritise growth and revenues over user safety, and dont actually think enough about the impact on t...

He went on to say: one of the criticisms of facebook is it has just grown too big. when that happened to google, google created a parent company — alphabet. and that�*s what facebook has done. it�*s created meta, an umbrella organisation for facebook, instagram, whatsapp and all its other businesses, which takes its name from the metaverse, the virtual reality domain that mark zuckerberg believes is the future of digital life. and it�*s all change at twitter, which has a new boss. a few ...

Complaints unit, which on wednesday announced it had partially upheld the complaint, finding that report should have recognised there was genuine doubt over whether a racist slur was heard from the bus. the bbc issued this statement. the matter is now being investigated by the regulator 0fcom but so far many of those who raised the complaints are far from satisfied. the campaign against

0n the original bbc3, there was — there was a 60—second news service. now, youve got this three minutes on the catch up, you know, each night. can you realistically cover stories as complex as, say, ukraine in such a short bulletin? well, some of the bulletins are two minutes, actually. so it is a challenge, but i think in development, we found that the key is not to try and race through too many stories. so, to take a couple of stories and kind of break them down. kind of, whats the story? ...