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He saves his spending money, which isn't quite fair, to be fair. and now he uses it to top up his dinner card because his dinners, it's not covered enough. thank you. bye! i'm super proud of mackenzie, but he shouldn't have to cope like that, really, should he? he's 12 years old, he shouldn't be doing that. a once—in—a decade un conference on biodiversity begins today in canada, amid warnings humans are driving mass extinction of life on earth, with a million species at risk of being wiped out. the uk is among a number of countries pushing for an ambitious deal to protect the planet's ecos...

Health, dr arif rajpura, has helped fund this much needed community project. we've already got a population that's struggling here and now this cost of living crisis isjust adding to the burden of the problem. so it'sjust pushing people into a worse situation, and it's pushing more people into a situation where they're having to rely on support services like what we've got here. so it's down to families to help themselves. one of the ways mackenzie helps out is by going to the shop while his mum, kristy is at work, to pay for things like food and gas. hi,joe. please, can i have £20 on gas? th...

We'll have adverse selection so the only people who take the trouble to sign up are the sickest among us who need it the most and young, healthy people we need contributing to the pool will not. that's why this so-called quirk or kink is such a bad problem. >> glitch. >> the only people who get it are those who need it the most which is a good thing. but if the price is that insurance premiums skyrocket for the rest of us, it's a death spiral and health care is broken. >> austin, you're a good guy. i like meeting with you and talking to you. i like the bets we have. >> you still owe me dinner....

the church bells of st. monica near the harbor in south boston have sounded for generations of irish immigrants. it's a tight-knit community that's always protected its own, a place james "whitey" bulger called home. he learned to fight and survive on the mean streets of south boston, known as southy to locals like john shay who, decades later, would work for bulger. >> the guy was legendary. >> he made tough guys shake. he made them shake. >> reporter: bulger's life of crime started early, arrested in his teens, he was robbing banks by age 20. his shock of blonde hair earning him th...