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Everyday items. he pleaded guilty last november and the chief magistrate at the time said it was so severe that he should be sentenced at the crown court rather than at westminster magistrates�* court and that is what has happened today. 19 voyeurism offences. mps have called the underpayment of state pensions to more than 100,000 women a "shameful shambles" and have warned that the mistakes could be repeated during the work to correct them. the department for work and pensions says it�*s resolving cases as quickly as possible, but the efforts have been described as ineffective, and the st...

Hearing multiple shots being fired. local police said the shooting was "random" and involved the "reckless discharge of firearms" in a neighbouring building. a "shameful shambles" — that's the verdict of mps on the underpayment of the state pension to 134,000 pensioners, and they've warned that the mistakes could be repeated. the errors, which mainly affect women, date back as far as 1985, with some owed as much as £128,000. the department for work and pensions says it's resolving cases as quickly as possible, but its efforts have been described as ineffective. sarah corker reports. for fou...

A damning report by mps on the underpayment of the state pension to over 100,000 people, mostly women. i'm gutted, it is so last—minute. a tearful adele postpones her entire series of concerts in las vegas, saying half her team has covid. and tributes are paid to the us rock star meat loaf, who's died at the age of 7a. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the defending champion naomi osaka is out of the australian open — beaten in three sets by america's amanda anisimova, who goes on to face ash barty next. good evening.

And improve lives in the longer term. jim reed, bbc news. mp5 have called the underpayment of state pensions to more than 100,000 women, a "shameful shambles" and have warned that the mistakes could be repeated during the work to correct them. the department for work and pensions says it's resolving cases as quickly as possible — but the efforts have been described as ineffective, and the staffing costs for the correction work are expected to reach £24 million. sarah corker reports. for four decades, thousands of women across the uk have been underpaid their state pensions. some are owed li...