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The husband of a british woman who was killed in athens has appeared in court, after confessing to her murder at their home in may. the 33—year—old pilot was led into court wearing he had originally claimed thieves broke in and strangled his 20—year—old wife, caroline crouch, in front of their 11 month old child. but data on his phone and her smart watch contradicted his story. government borrowing fell in may as many businesses reopened, boosting tax revenue. official figures from the office for national statistics show that borrowing — the difference between government spending and...

In private homes, the numbers who can meet in pubs and restaurants and even outdoors. nicola sturgeon did give an indication this morning that she is going to be looking at what she is going to be looking at what she called vaccine milestones come in other words, it may be the case that further lockdown easing could depend on specific numbers of people being vaccinated. but we will get the full details from the first minister in the scottish parliament in about an hour. james, thank you. our top story this lunchtime... ahead of important games in the euros for england and scotland tonight, con...

After three move rovers players tested positive for covid—19 over the weekend. that follows two cases last week, and nine others have been forced to self—isolate. training has been postponed until wednesday, when another round of pcr testing will be carried out. it's the fourth fixture to be lost to the pandemic this season. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website... the prime minister has been speaking this lunchtime about whether people who have had both doses of a covid vaccine will be able to avoid self—isolation, and if that will...

A week in the office, and these new flexible season tickets will mean they can save money while working like that. but as train companies, we want to go even further and totally reform the fare system, so that people can have tap in and tap out technology and commuters all across the country benefit from that, and instead of having to buy a ticket up front and know their plans in advance. this is just the first step in major reforms of the railways announced last month. you can start using the new tickets a week monday. katie prescott, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. a public inquiry i...

How children at 3 hampshire school in the 19705 and �*805 were given infected blood products — a public inquiry hears from survivors. more than 120 children at treloar boarding school were infected with hiv and viral hepatitis. one of them recalls how they were told the devastating news. went round the room, said who's positive. "you have, you haven't, you have, you haven't, you have." and it was difficult, and... ..i was back in science by ten to two. we'll bring you more on what's being called the worst treatment disaster everfor the nhs. also this lunchtime: plans for a covid boosterjab...