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before we get into that we will have the bbc news with nick hatfield. the metropolitan police will stop attending emergency calls involving mental health incidents unless there's an immediate threat to life. the force says officers need to focus on fighting crime. the change is expected to come in from september. world leaders have been congratulating turkey's president erdogan after he won another five years in power. the election has divided the country, with mr erdogan winning 52% of the vote. russia has carried out another night of attacks on the ukrainian capital, kyiv, using dr...

toxicity to develop at the show and didn't do anything about it because of presenters were untouchable. it was about keeping holly and philip happy. that is utterly untrue. if there was toxicity between two members of a team that i was completely unaware of and they had beef with one another, that is nothing to do with us. the programme that i love in the programme that i left, i have never seen that. from my position. or heard it,. seen that. from my position. or heard it..— seen that. from my position. or heard it,. ~ ,, .,~ heard it,. when did you last speak to holly willoughby?...

political opponent. it raises two questions of historic con kwens. does this put us one step closer to criminal charges against president trump? and could he after hinting as recently as this past weekend going to run for reelection be barred from holding off ever again? these are questions not only facing him, but also his mote fervent supporters. we saw a bit of their anger when a small group of protesters gathered after the news broke. and republican senator tim scott of south carolina reminded us of this. >> certainly as the largest voice of republican or democrat will continue t...

Pregnant employees have the right to a wide range of accommodations under new federal regulations for enforcing the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act that supporters say could change...

Workplace vigilantes see themselves as the office's Dark Knight because they think their morals are better than yours, often sticking to "this is how it's always been done" or "that's what it says in the employee handbook." Read more.