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Universities gave out more than £120 million to help students in financial difficulty last year — almost double the year before. the bbc has found the number of students asking for emergency cash nearly tripled between 2018 and 2021, according to freedom of information responses. students have told the bbc they struggled to pay rent when bar and retail work dried up in the pandemic. universities say they have stepped up efforts to help in "difficult times". let�*s get more on this now with our education correspondent hazel shearing. tell us more about the details that have come out of the...

A shame that people can't be there earlier in the morning. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. heathrow airport has asked airlines to cancel 30 flights from this morning's schedule because it is expecting more passenger numbers than it can currently cope with. in total, 1,200 flights were scheduled to leave throughout the day. a similar number of flights were cancelled earlier this month because of technical problems with baggage handling equipment. it said individual airlines would contact people who are affected. mea...

It's always lurking. mark was just a child when he was warned about a medication he'd been given. his parents were told his new treatment for a blood disorder had been contaminated with hiv. i can't really describe the feeling, because it was, well, first of all, you question, why are you going to school to take exams for a future and a life you're not going to have? when your doctor says, "if you're lucky, but i don't think you will live long enough to leave school," why bother? why? mark's life was saved by new hiv drugs. 0ther5 died before they could be made available. in total, 5000 people...

You will live long enough to leave school," why bother? why? mark's life was saved by new hiv drugs. others died before they could be made available. in total, 5000 people with haemophilia were left with hiv, hepatitis or both. many more were exposed after a blood transfusion in the 70s and 80s. i do solemnly and sincerely... in 2019, mark gave evidence at the public inquiry into the disaster. today, sirjohn major will take the same stand. the first former prime minister to be questioned under oath about the government's response and the approach to compensation. it's vital. he held the highes...

It's always lurking. mark was just a child when he was warned about a medication he'd been given. his parents were told his new treatment for a blood disorder had been contaminated with hiv. i can't really describe the feeling, because it was, well, first of all, you question, why are you going to school to take exams for a future and a life you're not going to have? when your doctor says, "if you're lucky, but i don't think you will live long enough to leave school," why bother? why? mark's life was saved by new hiv drugs. others died before they could be made available. in total, 5000 people...