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To continue with leading new zealands recovery. A Police Officer, poisoned in the salisbury novichok attack, quits saying he can no longer do thejob. And when bury fc collapsed last august, a group of fans made it their mission to bring football back to their town. You can see the full story here on bbc news in half an hour. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Theres further confusion in Greater Manchester tonight as local leaders deny downing streets claim that talks have been arranged to resolve a row over covid restrictions. It comes as more than 28 Million People in england have spent th...

The salisbury novichok attack quits, saying he can no longer do thejob. And coming up in half an hour, sportsday will bring you a round up of all the days sport, including exeters thrilling win to become champions of europe for the first time in the clubs history. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. There is further confusion in Greater Manchester tonight as local leaders deny downing streets claim that talks have been arranged to resolve a row over covid measures. It comes as more than 28 Million People in england have spent their first day under tighter restrictions. And in Northern Irelan...

BBC News By Jared Lawthom image captionSamantha Kilford and Sydney Feder were two of the women to sign the letter Women from 15 universities have signed a letter calling for a mandatory policy for dealing with sexual assault allegations in higher education. The women said their allegations of sexual assault were mishandled by their universities. Currently it is not compulsory for higher education institutions to implement a specific policy to deal with allegations of sexual assault. Universities UK said "all universities have policies and practices in place". Samantha Kilford, 23, from Neat...

BBC News By Jared Lawthom media captionJill Nalder's story is the inspiration behind hit TV show It's A Sin, penned by friend Russell T Davies Jill Nalder, who lost three friends to Aids in the 1980s, inspired one of the characters in the Channel 4 hit It's A Sin. She remembers how young men who contracted the virus at the time would "disappear". In the 1980s, when Jill Nalder was studying in London, she noticed young men were leaving and not coming back. They would go home and "sort of disappear". Her friends were dying, often in secret, of Aids. She was aware of HIV from the start because o...