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BBCNEWS BBC News at One July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News at One July 7, 2024

we'll be live with our deputy political editor and our business editor and asking how the government can pay for its committments without cuts in public spending. also this lunchtime: manchester crown court hears how a nurse accused of murdering babies on a neonatal ward tried to kill a premature baby girl on two consecutive night shifts. after the latest russian attacks on ukraine, nato says sending air defence systems there is a top priority. and a bbc investigation shows how displaced families in syria are begging for money on tiktok, which then keeps a big slice of the proceeds. ...

BBCNEWS BBC News at Six July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News at Six July 7, 2024

the risk of the uk falling into a recession has increased. also on the programme... human remains are discovered in a house in milton keynes by officers investigating the disappearance of a teenager in 2019. blood supplies in england runs critically low and it is nhs staffing problems that are mainly to blame. joining forces, how three of the uk's joining forces, how three of the uk's biggest conservation groups are challenging what they call the government's attack on nature. and the only falls and horses star david jason on his collapse with covid this summer. and coming up on the ...

BBCNEWS BBC News at One June 4, 2024 12:21:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News at One June 4, 2024 12:21:00

An easy season so far forjurgen klopp's liverpool. they play rangers tonight in the champions league with a win sending the scottish side out of the competition. three of the uk's biggest conservation groups are mobilising their supporters against what they call the government's "attack on nature". the national trust, wildlife trusts and the rspb, which have more than eight million members between them, are worried about changes to farming subsidies and legal protections for wildlife. here's our rural affairs correspondent, claire marshall. this is the extreme end of environmental protest. thi...