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leadership candidate rishi sunak accuses his rival liz truss of trying to "avoid scrutiny" of her economic plans. there are protests as pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, is charged under the anti—terrorism act after a fiery weekend speech. a bbc investigation unmasks the man responsible for a huge online community which traded non—consensual sexual images and videos of more than a hundred woman. and, knock—knock. who's there? that's right — it's the funniest joke at the edinburgh fringe comedy festival, but what is it? find out later this hour. hello and welcome i...

A quarter of ourjunior barristers. the backlog of cases does remain high, although the government says it is now below 60,000. it also says the barristers�* demand to backdate any pay rise would cost taxpayers too much, and would take longer to put in place. a ministry ofjustice spokesman said... for professionals who normally spend much of their lives waiting forjuries to vote, it's now the barristers themselves who've been casting their ballots to decide on indefinite strike action. duncan kennedy, bbc news. we will have more reaction to that developing story from the last few minutes comi...

Of money into the backlog of cases, which currently stands at 60,000 cases that barristers are working on. that would cost government only 1.1 million per month. currently, it's costing much more for the courts to sit empty. the backlog of cases does remain high, although the government says it is now below 60,000. it also says the barristers' demand to backdate any pay rise would cost taxpayers too much, and would take longer to put in place. a ministry ofjustice spokesman said... for professionals who normally spend much of their lives waiting forjuries to vote, it's now the barristers thems...