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That we've seen, don. coming into gruene park. there's been so many people just come to the palace, every day. and that it has a working population of about 11 million people. on a working day. so i think we are possibly going to see huge amounts. millions of millions. coming to pay their respects to the queen. it's going to be 22.5 hours. the queens could go right back into east london. i think so many people are here because they want to pay their respects. and also, because of this great historic moment. we will never see a rain like this again. we will never see a funeral, a state funeral ...

But the bbc�*s learnt calcot made more than 30% profits in 2019 — pre—pandemic. the government says it expects all children's homes to provide the right care and protection. ed thomas, bbc news. there's been a sharp rise in the number of children in england who qualify for free school meals. 160,000 more pupils became eligible betweenjanuary 2021 and january 2022, according to new school census data. just under 1.9 million children, around 22.5% of all pupils, have been claiming free school meals this year, up from 1.7 million. the association of school and college leaders says it's "sho...

Pupils became eligible betweenjan 2021 and jan 2022, according to new school census data. just under 1.9 million children, around 22.5% of all pupils, have been claiming free school meals this year, up from 1.7 million. the association of school and college leaders says it's "shocking" this is happening "in one of the world's wealthiest economies." children in care have reported being groomed, sexually assaulted and given alcohol in homes and schools run by a private company benefiting from public funding. a bbc news investigation found calcot services for children made double the profits of o...

Petrol has gone up by 22.5p a litre, diesel by 32 pence. the cost of filling an average tank of diesel is now not far off £100. drivers we spoke to yesterday were unsurprisingly angry about the prices — and were wondering where the 5 pence fuel duty cut announced by the chancellor in march had disappeared to. i used to fill my car within £70—80, now it's over 100, which is too much. i have to commute into work. i travel into work at 4:30am. i can't take the train, can't take the tube. so i have no choice. i ride a bike because it's cheaper, but it's still not cheap. every day going up. i...

Since the beginning of the year, petrol has gone up by 22.5p a litre, diesel by 32 pence. the cost of filling an average tank of diesel is now not far off £100. drivers we spoke to yesterday were unsurprisingly angry about the prices and were wondering where the 5p fuel duty cut announced by the chancellor in march had disappeared to. i used to fill my car within £78, now it's over 100, which is too much. i have to commute into work. i travel into work at 4:30am. i can't take the train, can't take the tube. so i have no choice. i ride a bike because it's cheaper, but it's still not cheap. ev...