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BBC News at One

now, today they will be looking at here in boston, a coastal city, some of the efforts being made to combat climate change. they will be visiting one of the largest north american clean start—up incubators here, but they also will be spending time, which was on the schedule, clive, at a nonprofit which looks to work with high—risk youth, and i think many people will be looking at that and the sort of commitment that william and catherine plan to make to these communities, and what statements they can make here in the united states, to show that they are really looking to the future. bk. really looking to the future. 0k, thank ou really looking to the future. 0k, thank you for— really looking to the future. 0k, thank you for that, _ really looking to the future. 0k, thank you for that, nada tawfik in boston. a builder who described himself as a "psychopath with a conscience" has been found guilty of murdering two escorts six months apart. mark brown killed leah ware in may and alexandra morgan at a remote farm near st leonards in east sussex in november last year after meeting them through a sex—work website, a jury at hove crown court was told. duncan kennedy reports.

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Sportsday

allegations of child sexual abuse should be prosecuted, according to a long—awaited independent inquiry. it is among the white set of reforms recommended following a seven—year inquiry which described child six abuse in england and wales as horrific and deeply disturbing. here is our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. the testimony heard in this room has been devastating. of the eight boys in my dormitory at st leonards, six are now dead from drug overdoses and suicides. devious perpetrators protected by institutions more worried about their reputations. today, the final verdict of the panel, which has heard it all. the nature and scale of the abuse we encountered was shocking and deeply disturbing. this is notjust a historical aberration which happened decades ago. it is an ever increasing problem. so what�*s the recommendation?

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BBC News at Ten

ros atkins' on the week — a new show on bbc one — gets under way tonight, and you can watch his take on the prime minister's resignation later, and on the bbc iplayer. let's turn to some of the day's other main news. people who work with children and don't report allegations of child sexual abuse should be prosecuted, according to the long—awaited findings of an independent inquiry. it's among a set of wide—ranging changes recommended following a seven—year inquiry, which described child sexual abuse in england and wales as "horrific and deeply disturbing". our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. the testimony heard in this room has been devastating. of the eight boys in my dormitory at st leonards, six are now dead from drug overdoses and suicides. devious perpetrators protected by institutions more worried

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Breakfast-20211228-06:28:00

good morning from the news team at bbc london and bbc south east today. the environment agency have issued a flood warning for the buxted area in east sussex overnight. the river uck is high and rising, after the equivalent of an average fortnight�*s winter rain has fallen in just three days, with 20 millimetres recorded in three hours last night. major work is under way in south east london this week to upgrade railway lines. £8 million is being spent improving the tracks in lewisham, a route used by more than half of southeastern services. engineers are also strengthening a cutting near swanley to help protect against landslips. rail replacement buses will be operating on a number of routes. police in sussex are searching for three men who attacked a man at his house in st leonards, punching the man and tying him up. the victim was left with a broken rib and severe bruising, after they forced their way into his home last tuesday and robbed him. the suspects are described as of mediterranean appearance and spoke in a foreign language.

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Breakfast-20211228-06:58:00

protect against landslips. rail replacement buses will be operating on a number of routes. meanwhile the man in charge of hs2 high—speed rail has said that 2022 will be a key year for its delivery. ceo mark thurston says tunnels and bridges will be built on the outskirts of london. the update comes after a controversial year for the project in which there were protests at euston, and the planned section between leeds and the east midlands was scrapped. police in sussex are searching for three men who attacked a man at his house in st leonards, punching the man and tying him up. the victim was left with a broken rib and severe bruising, after they forced their way into his home last tuesday and robbed him. research has shown footfall on our high streets on boxing day this year was down dramatically compared to the same day two years ago. retail experts springboard say that in the south east the number of people out shopping fell by 32%, with a 67% drop in london.

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North Shore parole officers share their stories in podcast

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North Shore parole officers share their stories in podcast
Parole officers from across Sydney reveal what it’s like to work with offenders one-on-one in a ground-breaking new podcast, Behind the Walls.
Hosted by crime author Michael Duffy, the six-part series features first-hand accounts from 30 correctional officers about what really happens behind the walls of prisons and doors of parole offices in NSW.
One such interview is with Grace Wong, who works at Hornsby Community Corrections where staff supervise parolees and offenders on community-based court sentences.
“We do get a lot of clients who walk through the door with histories of childhood trauma, sexual abuse, exposure to violence at an early age and domestic violence,” Ms Wong said.

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Welfare advocates concerned 'perfect storm' brewing in Tasmania as rental demand outstrips supply

Welfare advocates concerned 'perfect storm' brewing in Tasmania as rental demand outstrips supply
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Paul Richardson has been searching for an affordable rental for close to a year.
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For 10 months, Paul Richardson has been hunting for an affordable rental property near Launceston, without any luck.
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Rents in Tasmania have increased by 36 per cent in the past five years, outstripping income growth
TasCOSS is urging the state government to reintroduce protections against evictions and rent increases
The Housing Minister says the government's focus is on building more housing and creating more jobs

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ANZ bank to slash staff and close 19 branches across Australia

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The ANZ Bank’s heartless decision to shut down 19 branches across Australia shows the bank no longer regards its business as an ‘essential service’ and does not care about its staff.
Finance Sector Union National Secretary Julia Angrisano said while many businesses were forced to shut down during last year’s national Covid lockdown, banks stayed open because they were essential services for the community.
“We agree that banking is an essential service and that the public needs to be able to access face to face banking services near where they live,” Ms Angrisano said.
The ANZ Bank has notified the Finance Sector Union that it is closing the following branches: Ashfield, Maroubra Junction, Erina Fair, East Maitland, Crows Nest, St Leonards, Engadine, Kiama, Chifley Square, Potts Point, Springwood, West End, Campbelltown NSW, Torquay , Reservoir, Collingwood, Hampton, Port Melbourne, Sandy Bay.

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