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the regulator says covid cast a long shadow — and that students should be able to get the same grade they would have done, if the pandemic hadn't happened. we'll have more on that a little later. what's thought to be a world—first — driverless buses have entered service in edinburgh. the operator, stagecoach, says the five single—decker buses, have the capacity for around 10,000 passenger journeys per week. despite being driverless — the buses will still have two members of staff on board, to monitor the technology and assist passengers. an ice cream parlour, has changed the name of one its products — after a "polite" request from marks & spencer. fabio's jelato, based in hertfordshire, only began making its percy pig ice cream last week. but the retailing giant, sent the owner a letter which said, he could continue to use the sweets, but not the name of the product. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, junior doctors
that's posing problems. so, we created the percy pig flavour and then we straightaway received a letter from m&s explaining not to be using their name, their brand name. right, you've got the letter there? i've got the letter here. while they're flattered that we've been inspired to create a flavour based on percy pig, they'd be grateful if we could avoid using the name percy pig. they have been quite nice about it, did they send you a few sweets? yes, they have been brilliant about it, they sent us some bags of percy pigs. there were some more, but the kids have eaten them! and the pink little porker, brought to life here in one of m&s's christmas ads, is indeed one of the chain's biggest sellers. in a statement it said: although i imagine peppa might have something to say about that. the store adding: fabio though has decided that rather than pull the pork, his little piggies
anwar�*s future was never going to be easy, but does it have to be this hard? rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. several uk cancer charities are calling for vat on sunscreen to be scrapped, to make it more affordable. they say many people are choosing to go without, because of the rising cost of living. sunscreen is classified as a "cosmetic" in the uk and carries a 20% rate of tax — adding about £1.50 to the cost of a bottle. an ice cream parlour has changed the name of one its products after a "polite" request from marks & spencer. fabio's gelato, based in hitchin in hertfordshire, began making its percy pig ice cream last week, but the name was short—lived, as jon donnison explains. at fabio's gelato, they have churned out more than 500 flavours, but it's one particular porcine pot
with anyone across the world, completely across the world. they could be from the us, they could be from canada, they could be from mexico. 19—year—old fabio makes popular videos about omegle. he's got more than 500,000 followers across social media platforms, with fans tuning in to watch his edgy pranks and sometimes controversial chats on the site. you can have a conversation with them and, if at any point you no longer want to continue the conversation, all you have to do is press one button, and that's it, they're gone. the site has been a notorious place for random encounters for mostly teenagers for over a decade. during the pandemic, it exploded in popularity, with videos about it going viral on tiktok and youtube. it's remained popular since and, in fact, has grown to around 73 million visits a month, according to analysts at semrush. around 15 million people from india are logging on a month, 13 million in the us,
a lot of people knew about it, but nobody knew the harm that it was doing. omegle is a free website, and it basically lets you match with anyone across the world, completely across the world. they could be from the us, they could be from canada, they could be from mexico. 19—year—old fabio makes popular videos about omegle. he's got more than half a million followers across social media platforms, with fans tuning in to watch his edgy pranks and sometimes controversial chats on the site. you can have a conversation with them and, if at any point you no longer want to continue the conversation, all you have to do is press one button, and that's it, they're gone. the site has been a notorious
with anyone across the world, completely across the world. they could be from the us, they could be from canada, they could be from mexico. 19—year—old fabio makes popular videos about omegle. he's got more than half a million followers across social media platforms, with fans tuning in to watch his edgy pranks and sometimes controversial chats on the site. you can have a conversation with them and, if at any point you no longer want to continue the conversation, all you have to do is press one button, and that's it, they're gone. the site has been a notorious place for random encounters for mostly teenagers for over a decade. during the pandemic, it exploded in popularity, with videos about it going viral on tiktok and youtube. it's remained popular since — and in fact, has grown to around 73 million visits a month, according to analysts at semrush. around 15 million people from india are logging on a month, 13 million in the us, and millions of others are visiting from mexico, the uk, and australia.
people went on it as, sort of, a game of sorts. what, like, in a group situation? social setting, yes. like, slumber parties, that kind of thing? yes, a social setting, slumber parties—type thing. and then, discovered it more on my own as i kind of got older. a lot of people knew about it, but nobody knew the harm that it was doing. omegle is a free website, and it basically lets you match with anyone across the world, completely across the world. they could be from the us, they could be from canada, they could be from mexico. 19—year—old fabio makes popular videos about omegle. he's got more than half a million followers across social media platforms, with fans tuning in to watch his edgy pranks and sometimes controversial chats on the site. you can have a conversation with them and, if at any point you no longer want to continue the conversation, all you have
his is definitely putting it out into music. song plays. couldn't believe me ears when they said fabio was gone. i had a deep connection though i hadn't only known, walking with the glow the personality was strong and now i can't believe i'm sitting here patterning this song." i think fabio was an example of the problem in men today. because you don't want to talk, no one wants to talk. i don't know a man that if i sat them down and said what's up, they'd really tell you what's up, including myself. because we're men. that's apparently what we're meant to do, we're meant to just puff our chests up and keep it moving. that is a massive problem, how men are not able to talk to people. powerful.
hear him in the room. and now it's just not the same. we make it work but it's just not the same. in the beginning it was really hard, still is hard, it was lonely but now i'm like trying to use my pain and do it for him if that makes sense. this is his baby and i know how much he loves this shop so i'm trying to use his love for it and just carry that and continue to do what he would want me to do and that's be in here and continue to cut hair and make him proud. since losing fabio, myself, his family and some of the barbers in here have decided that we want to take part in a mental health training programme. that's because we want to do something about this and we don't want anyone to go through the same thing. i definitely want to people feel like they can speak openly and honestly about how they're feeling because i do feel like there's such a stigma right now that men can't speak out because it's not a manly thing to do, or you shouldn't feel that