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Trouble inside the Labour Party as we reveal that Sue Gray the prime Ministers Chief of staff earns more than Sir Keir Starmer does. Yes, she earns 170,000 a year, but that figure matters less than how i found out about it. That is down two rows in government about her role. After two years of Industrial Action, Train Drivers vote overwhelmingly to accept a goverment Pay Offer. And Britains Butterfly Emergency amid warnings their numbers are at the lowest for years. And coming up on sportsday later in the hour on Bbc News, another busy night in the Champions League. Manchester City Face italia...

Weve revealed that Keir Starmer s top adviser, Sue Gray, now earns more than the Prime Minister himself. Weve been told that shes now on a salary of 170,000. Also coming up on the World Today the Uk Wildlife charity is declaring a national Butterfly Emergency after its annual count recorded the lowest numbers in its ill year history. Welcome to the World Today, im sarah campell. An hour of international news. At least nine people have been killed and hundreds wounded in lebanon after a new wave of explosions. This time, its walkie talkies that have been detonated. It comes as israel Defense Mi...

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Palestinians in the West Bank can barely visit family in Gaza, now they fear loved ones will die before they see them.

Back in early 2011, there was a spark of hope. The entire international community appreciated the Arab Spring uprisings, which were driven by young people demanding change in Egypt and other Arab countries. It seemed that everything was going to be fine. Six years later, a sense of gloom prevails in Egypt. By Basma El-Mahdy