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Fund will now be £160 million. but there are questions over whether this will be enough to cater for the hundreds and thousands of noncompliant cars plus vans in outer london. harry farley, bbc news. a mother and stepfather will be sentenced over the death of a ten—month—old boy at derby crown court. police say jacob crouch had suffered a living hell before he was killed by craig crouch in december 2020. jacob's mother, gemma barton, was cleared of murder and manslaugher but will be sentenced for causing or allowing the death of a child, and one count of child cruelty. ministers have set ...

A noncompliant car can claim up to £2,000 to upgrade. the payment for small businesses to scrap vans has risen from £5,000 to £7,000, and charities can get £9,000 to scrap minibuses that don't meet emissions thresholds. other cities like bristol and birmingham have already implemented low emission zones. the total cost of london's scrappage fund will now be £160 million. but there are questions over whether this will be enough to cater for the 300,000 noncompliant cars plus vans in outer london. for the hundreds and thousands of noncompliant cars plus vans in outer london. harry farley, b...

For matt, wildfires are not new, and some are costlier than others. his family vineyard lost 80% of its sales in 2021 because of smoke damage to the grapes. smoked wines are basically of low, low value. - farming here, we've no name for low—value wines. - our wines have to be premium. the eagle bluff wildfire is one out of more than 1000 burning across canada right now, believed to be fuelled by higher than usual temperatures and drought. what's happening here is yet another indication of what lies ahead in a warming world. nada tawfik, bbc news, osoyoos, british columbia. around the world a...

Fragile states, it's going to enable people to have jobs, fragile states, it's going to enable people to havejobs, have fragile states, it's going to enable people to have jobs, have safety and stay in their own homes rather than what are seeing at the moment, that instability around the world is driving migration. so it is quite perverse that a big chunk of the money that is meant to stabilise fragile states, prevent conflicts, prevent global health pandemics for example is being used as a consequence in this country when the refugees turn up here.— refugees turn up here. sarah champion —...

So let's say he loses his trial, he becomes president, he can pardon himself. let's say he loses trial, he's injail, can he still pardon himself because he's won the election? these are murky waters here. but again, the fact that i think this case is going to go and move on rather faster than the case in florida, but above all of this, these are two federal cases. he's pending trial in new york, that is a state trial, and perhaps in georgia. if convicted in state trials for a state crime, then the president cannot pardon himself up. so what happens if you have a president at the white house wa...