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before we get into that we will have the bbc news with nick hatfield. the metropolitan police will stop attending emergency calls involving mental health incidents unless there's an immediate threat to life. the force says officers need to focus on fighting crime. the change is expected to come in from september. world leaders have been congratulating turkey's president erdogan after he won another five years in power. the election has divided the country, with mr erdogan winning 52% of the vote. russia has carried out another night of attacks on the ukrainian capital, kyiv, using dr...

Trips in the uk recently, if you have been lucky enough to stay in a hotel, give us a sense of what it was like, and also if you work in the industry, we want to get behind the industry, we want to get behind the check—in desk, we want to peel back the curtains and the bed sheets, tell us what is going on in hotels around the country, please. just before we go to the news, the first out of the show today we talked about the itv show this morning. it is on air today, it is now right now, but stay with us if you will. and what we have heard is that they opened the show and they haven't in any ...

In corby, northamptonshire, which caters for the booming market in alcohol delivered to your home. existing staff are at full tilt, but what's holding business back is an increasingly intractable problem — they can't get enough new staff to cater for demand, even though they're using three different local recruitment agencies. what we've also done is launched a refer—a—friend scheme, which has been proved really, really popular. so if somebody introduces somebody into our organisation, after that person's passed their probationary review, the person that made the introduction will be giv...

Pay has surged and you'll start on £10.34 an hour. in the private sector, the labour market is now more of a seller's market than it's been for decades. the number ofjob vacancies has hit a new record, 1.32 million. that's up by 100,000. before inflation, the average wage has risen by 3.8%, but because inflation is so high, you can't buy as much with it, a real terms pay cut of 1%. that renewed squeeze on living standards is now painfully tight for millions working in the public sector like gamu, a nurse with three kids to take care of and an energy bill that's set to double. once she donated...

Problem — they can't get enough new staff to cater for demand, even though they're using three different local recruitment agencies. what we've also done is launched a refer—a—friend scheme, which has been proved really, really popular. so if somebody introduces somebody into our organisation, after that person's passed their probationary review, the person that made the introduction will be given £1,000 by means of a reward. so that's proven very, very popular. in this sector with a now celebrated skills shortage made more acute by brexit, pay has surged and you'll start on £10.34 an ...