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Thank you for talking to us. the headlines on bbc news... minimise travel, increase testing and support from the military — residents in greater manchester and lancashire get extra help to fight a rise in cases of the delta variant. adults in the uk are spending more time on the internet than those in any other major european country, according to research by ofcom. talks begin to try to avoid a ban on a wide range of food — including sausages — moving between great britain and northern ireland a change in the law is needed to protect vulnerable people, often with dementia, from so—cal...

Had she not been supportive, the couple would not have used the name. so two very different accounts and a pretty extraordinary clash of versions. . ~ pretty extraordinary clash of version— pretty extraordinary clash of versions. ., ~ , ., , . the time is 1:15 pm. our top story this lunchtime... surge testing and a push to get people vaccinated in england's covid hotspots in the north west. and still to come — moving online — a new report finds uk adults spent an average of more than three—and—a—half hours online every day during the pandemic. coming up on the bbc news channel. 12 ...

At a crossroads in our relationship with the uk. trust, which should be at the heart of every partnership, needs to be restored. differing accounts of the naming of prince harry and meghan�*s daughter, lilibet. an mp urgest the government to close a legal loophole to protect vulnerable people who don't have the mental capacity to consent from so—called "predatory marriages". and carry on camping — pubs, farms and stately homes call for rules to be relaxed so they can open temporary camping sites for longer. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre.

Mum, anyone's father. it could happen to us when we get older. i just want it stopped. a statement previously given to the bbc on behalf of the manjoan married said, "joan wanted to marry me and i believe that the time and still do that she had capacity to make that decision for herself." joan is buried in an unmarked grave owned by mr folan. daphne says she isn't even allowed to place a headstone on it. it makes it feel like she has been abandoned. she hasn't been abandoned by us. and we will never abandon her, till we can get some justice. she hopes by pushing for a change in the law, she ca...

To close a legal loophole to protect vulnerable people from so—called "predatory marriages". and carry on camping — pubs, farms and stately homes call for rules to be relaxed so they can open temporary camping sites for longer. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here�*s katherine downes. from the bbc sport centre, good afternoon. from the bbc sport centre, plenty from the bbc sport centre, of tennis to come this 1 and plenty of tennis to come this summer and the sun is shining in paris, and we will get to there shortly. the so—called big six clubs involved in the...