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The errors, which mainly affect women, date back as far as 1985, with some owed as much as £128,000. the department for work and pensions says it's resolving cases as quickly as possible, but its efforts have been described as ineffective. sarah corker reports. for four decades, thousands of women across the uk have been underpaid their state pensions. some are owed life—changing amounts of money. the bbc has heard from those who have had to fight to get errors corrected. you expect that the pension department won't make errors, really. itjust doesn't seem right when so much time has been l...

Want to take masks off the kids. but right now given the level of activity we have, it is risky. >> okay, let's bring in the dean at the college of public help at the university of nebraska medical center. dr. khan, great to see you. here is what's confusing. let me pull up the first graph to show you and the viewers. cases, daily cases, have plummeted from a month ago. they were at more than 800,000 a day. now they're at, i think, 128,000 a day. still high but obviously not that high. then -- but here is the transmission rate across the country. the country is still in bright red, superhigh t...

Have to hold up because september and october, when you've got a doubling in the price of milk and. , secretary bill zack is going to be going to congress saying need more money. >> just to get an idea, those fertilizer cost, texas and back researchers say they expect the to go up 80 percent nationally this year. with an additional $128,000 bill , you're giving us a glimpse of just what it's like to try t deliver that food to the american dinner dinnertable. we appreciate it, we would love to continue the conversation, thank you. >> thank you, have a great day. the covid lockdowns, these are s...

Also in this programme, the long wait for dental appointments and should we all have lessons in pavement courtesy? but first, covid has killed almost 128,000 people in the uk. tens of thousands of them needlessly. many in care homes. that's according to the prime minister's closest adviser during the early months of the pandemic. in explosive evidence to mps, dominic cummings painted a picture of a chaotic government that failed to take the virus seriously, a government led by someone who was unfit to be prime minister with a health secretary who should have been sacked for repeatedly lying. h...

What are you seeing, in terms of the effect on your clients? a decline in their mental health and what... like a very visible one? one that you have seen? very visible. we're having people threatening to hurt themselves. we are seeing people that are hurting themselves. yeah. i have had clients that have tried to overdose. initially, they would rather do that than face being removed to the abuse or the torture that they ran away from. but now they're ready to do that because they're saying, "i'm stuck in limbo for this long." some people in scotland, like the rest of the uk, worry there are to...