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its first case of the virus. and in half an hour, we will be answering your concerns and questions on monkeypox with our health correspondent, james gallaher. 27—year—old health worker is arrested on suspicion of deliberately administering poison after a child died while being treated in hospital. major disruption from rail passengers in scotland, with an timetable from today after services have been cut by a third. and the chelsea flower show showcases wildlife, well—being and floral displays to mark the queen's platinumjubilee. hello and welcome to bbc news. at the first w...

During the pandemic. they are, though, still weighing up the idea of a one—off emergency tax on big energy companies. conservative mps are having a public debate about it, a public debate about it. some tories are backing a windfall tax, some ministers are opposed. the treasury seems to be leaning towards the idea at the moment, but what is clear is exactly but what isn't clear is exactly where the money would go and it's unlikely to be enough to make a significant long—term difference. what's the government doing? it's dithering, delaying, last week they voted against a windfall tax, now ...

Motherhood just as she was about to retire, so grateful for you motherhood just as she was about to retire, so gratefulfor you both being with us today, thank you. scotrail — which runs most train services in scotland — has introduced an emergency timetable, cutting its daily services by almost a third. it's due to a shortage of drivers and a pay dispute between the newly nationalised scotrail and the aslef union, as alexandra mackenzie reports. many rely on the rail network, but the new temporary timetable means a significant cut to services. there's two reasons for this. the first is tha...