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But it's no looking back for these three who should now have a long life at sea ahead. they could have 30 years, i think sort of 20, 30 years. it's the last release for randy. he's moving on from the sanctuary. and what's better than on a morning like this morning in cornwall, releasing seal pups. you're live with bbc news. to the uk now and the bbc chairman richard sharp resigned today, after accepting the findings of a critical report, which found he'd failed to be transparent about his dealings with borisjohnson to the panel interviewing him for the job. the controversy centred on his invol...

Took some part in facilitating a large loan, 800 thousand pounds to borisjohnson when he was prime minister to a distant cousin of mr johnson. there was the allegation he should have been more open about that before getting the job of chairman. he is chairman now, will he be later? you will hear the answer here. first, the cost of concussion. new guidance out today for grassroots sports clubs. a massive issue, huge problem. the new mantra, if in doubt, sit it out. anyone with suspected concussion must be immediately removed from football, rugby, netball, hockey and othersports football, rugby,...

In the philippines have reported feeling sick after a ship carrying 800 thousand litres of industrial fuel oil sank last week. that oil has since reached the shores of several nearby fishing villages, coating beaches in black sludge. israeli forces have killed at least six palestinians after raiding a refugee camp in the west bank city ofjenin. according to the israel's prime minister, one of the dead had been responsible for killing two israeli brothers last month. there've been mass rallies across france, and widespread disruption to services, on the sixth day of strikes against plans to ref...

Palestinian officials warn it could lead to a further escalation in tensions. cyclone freddy is expected to make landfall again residents in coastal villages in the philippines have reported feeling sick, after a ship carrying 800 thousand litres of industrial fuel oil sank last week. that oil has since reached the shores of several nearby fishing villages, coating beaches in black sludge. five women have sued the american state of texas, saying they were denied abortions even though their lives were in danger. texas has an abortion ban but allows terminations in an emergency. stay with us on ...

Difficult place and neither side thinks they will be a breakthrough anytime soon so both sides are perfectly willing to arm themselves to protect themselves against what they see as the more and more competitive and conflictual relationship. zack cooper, thank you. let's get some of the day's other news. tuesday marked the sixth day since mid—january of strikes and protests against government plans to raise the retirement age. the interior ministry estimated that 1.3 million people had taken to the streets, but one union put the figure at 3.5 million. the protests were largely peaceful. cycl...