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Don't this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. lawyers for prince andrew argue for the first time in court, that the sexual assault civil lawsuit against him, should be thrown out. they say he can't be sued, because of an agreement signed by his accuser. the us registers more than a million new coronavirus cases in the past 2a hours — setting a new global record for daily infections. president biden has urged americans to get booster shots. the uk also sets a new record — as it surpasses 200,000 new daily cases for the first time. borisjohnson ...

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And they can find me and seek me out and pardon me. the scheme became known as turing's law after alan turing, who killed himself after being convicted of gross indecency. launched in 2012, it was thought around 15,000 men might be eligible to have convictions disregarded, but almost a decade on, and almost a85 people have applied, of which only 198 have been officially pardoned. sadly, many men who have been affected by this will already have died, too late to receive a pardon and many thousands more will have retired and will no longer be in a position to benefit practically from this change...

Of faking it till you make it here, and until that changes, people worry that what happened in theranos could happen again. james clayton, bbc news. the ukjustice secretary has said victims of domestic abuse will get more time to report crimes to police to "plug gaps" in the law that risks offenders escaping justice. dominic raab confirmed a six—month time limit in cases of common assaults involving domestic abuse will be extended, after the bbc revealed almost 13,000 such cases in england and wales had been dropped in the past five years. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. as...

And i really hope they will listen and go further. it— and i really hope they will listen and go further.— and i really hope they will listen and go further. it may be a step in the riaht and go further. it may be a step in the right direction _ and go further. it may be a step in the right direction for— and go further. it may be a step in the right direction for some, i and go further. it may be a step in the right direction for some, but l the right direction for some, but for others, justice does remain out of reach. if you have been affected by any of the issues in alex forsyth's re...