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who he barely spoken to. and we've heard a lot from harry over the last few months with his book and his netflix documentary, so it's going to be tricky for william and the rest of the family. but i think when all's said and done, the king will be really pleased at the end of the day that his younger son is going to be there by his side on coronation day. harry will have a ringside seat in westminster abbey. officials will be hoping that his presence doesn't become too much of a distraction. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the former bbc radio i dj tim westwood has been questioned twice under police caution. in a statement the metropolitan police confirmed it's now investigating five allegations of sexual offences which are alleged to have taken place between 1982 and 2016. chi chi izundu has the details. detectives say they interviewed a 65—year—old man under caution on the 15th of march and the 11th of april this year. there's been no arrest.
chi chi izundu has that story. detectives say they interviewed a 65—year—old man under caution on the 15th of march and the 11th of april this year. there's been no arrest. last august, police confirmed they were investigating a 64—year—old man over historic allegations of sexual offences. today, it's now been confirmed as five. this comes after bbc news and guardian investigations uncovered multiple allegations from 18 women of sexual misconduct and abuse by tim westwood from 1992 to 2017. they also accused him of abusing his position in the music industry. one woman told us she was only 1a when tim westwood first had sex with her. he denied those allegations and stepped down from his capital xtra radio show. last august, the bbc launched an external inquiry into what the corporation did and didn't know about tim westwood's
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. thousands ofjunior doctors in england have begun a four—day strike in support of their demand for a pay rise of 35%. the bma union says the figure would make up for 15 years of below—inflation wage rises. the government says the claim is unaffordable and has urged the bma to come to the table with a "realistic" approach. more than 250,000 appointments and operations could be cancelled, and some hospitals say up to half of planned treatment is affected. junior doctors — who are qualified doctors in clinical training — previously went on strike between the 13 and 15th of march. that led to 175,000 outpatient appointments and operations being rescheduled. professor sir stephen powis, nhs england's national medical director, has warned services "will be stretched", adding the strikes "will cause significant disruption". the health secretary steve barclay
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all of the people that have gathered to demonstrate today is a frustration with the current coalition government in the netherlands, run by the prime minister mark russa. the politicians are hoping to capitalise on that frustration. this current unrest. as the parties and the country heads into local elections on the 15th of march. this is bbc news, the headlines... the bbc�*s director—general, tim davie, says he won't resign but apologises for widespread disruption to the corporation's sports output after presenters and pundits walked out in support of the match of the day host gary lineker. the british chancellor meets the governor of the bank of england, to discuss the collapse of silicon valley bank which mostly financed tech start—ups. more than 300,000 people in the uk are said to be living with tourette syndrome — which causes all sorts
the politicians are hoping to capitalise on that frustration. this current unrest. as the parties and the country heads into local elections on the 15th of march. france is facing a seventh day of protests — against president macron's proposed pension reforms. demonstrators faced off against police in paris — and people took to the streets in several other major cities around the country. the weeklong protests have come amid rolling strikes — which have affected refineries, public transport and garbage collections. brazil's amazon region reached record levels of deforestation in february. the number of trees cut down increased by 99% in a year. the figures highlight the challenges faced by the left— wing government of president lula da silva — he's promised to protect the amazon and reinstate the environmental protections rolled back by his predecessor, jair bolsonaro. there are calls to tighten germany's
spoke to the protesters from a stage in this rather muddy field earlier. the politicians are hoping to capitalise on the current frustration. because something that unites all of the people that have gathered to demonstrate today is a frustration with the current coalition government in the netherlands, run by the prime minister mark russa. the politicians are hoping to capitalise on that frustration. this current unrest. as the parties and the country heads into local elections on the 15th of march. brazil's amazon region reached record levels of deforestation in february. the number of trees cut down increased by 99% ina year. the figures highlight the challenges faced by the left—wing government of president lula da silva — he's promised to protect the amazon and reinstate the environmental protections rolled back by his predecessor,
the politicians are hoping to capitalise on that frustration. this current unrest. as the parties and the country heads into local elections on the 15th of march. in israel, hundreds of thousands of people have been taking part in the latest protests — against government plans to radically overhaul the judicial system. record numbers of demonstrators turned out in cities like haifa. at the main protest in tel aviv reports suggest 200 thousand people attended. opponents of the reforms say they're a threat to israel's democracy. 0rganisers have promised to ramp up protests if the government doesn't shelve the legislation. the coastguard in italy, says it's rescued more than i2—hundred migrants, from boats in the mediterranean sea. it comes almost two weeks after at least 73 people died in a shipwreck in the same region, off calabria. three homes on the norfolk coast