aid. it is an artificial choice mps are being forced to make. this is a breathtakingly. tote are being forced to make. this is a breathtakingly. . . breathtakingly. we are going to leave that debate breathtakingly. we are going to leave that debate now, breathtakingly. we are going to leave that debate now, but - breathtakingly. we are going to i leave that debate now, but seriously want to continue watching it cannot scorch to show on bbc parliament. now on bbc news, it s time to take a look at some of the stories making the headlines this lunchtime from our newsrooms across the uk. we ll be hearing stories from shropshire and hampshire shortly, but first to south wales where a victim of crime says some people are put off reporting incidents because of the delays in getting justice. despite investment during the pandemic, the time it takes for a case to come to court has increased. now roxy freebury, from newport, is one of a number of victims who have worked with gwent police to