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On the back foot by some of the revelations, the former prime minister. he introduced a reform where in companies house, where they keep all the details about companies in the uk, you can find out who the person of significant control is, but only if they are bridged in the uk. if they are registered in an overseas territory like the british virgin islands etc, you can't find out, so we need leaks like this if we are ever going to know. there was a move a few years ago by margaret hodge mp and andrew mitchell mp to force overseas territories and crown dependencies to have registries of an offi...

Overseas territories and crown dependencies to have registries of an official ownership but that got watered down so they don't publish it, although law enforcement are going to be able to see it. so still a lot less than transparent campaigners would like. and you can see more on that story tonight in panorama, the pandora papers, on bbc one at 7.35pm. a nurse who is accused of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder ten others has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against her. lucy letby, from hereford is charged with murdering five boys and three girls at the countess of chester...

If we are ever going to know. there was a move a few years ago by margaret hodge mp and andrew mitchell mp to force overseas territories and crown dependencies to have registries of an official ownership but that got watered down so they don�*t publish it, although law enforcement are going to be able to see it. so still a lot less than transparent campaigners would like. and you can see more on that story tonight in panorama, the pandora papers, on bbc one at 7.35pm. a metropolitan police officer has appeared in court, charged with rape. pc david carrick works in scotland yard�*s parliame...

Nhs wait or pay? will be on bbc one and the bbc iplayer at 7.35pm tonight. britain'ss fifth biggest supermarket, aldi, says it will invest more than a billion pounds over the next two years to grow its business in the uk. the announcement comes as it posted its annual financial results for 2020, which saw a rise a 10% in sales but a small fall in pretax profits to £265m. emma simpson has been talking to its uk ceo, giles hurley about how the business is faring as well as fears about disruption in the run up to christmas. she spoke to him before the government announced its plans to deal with ...

He needs surgery to straighten his spine. but because of the backlog caused by covid, mum shauna says they were told they would have to wait more than two years for the operation. the more it curved the more it interferes with _ his organs and stuff so that's actually really scary. - shauna found a clinic in turkey who could do the operation immediately but at a cost of £50,000. the family turned to crowdfunding. we were put in the position where you are basically - begging of people, begging for them ito help you get your child's surgeryl that they should be able to get here. i victoria derb...