Women are being told to see gps about alternatives. The idea that i may go to my doctors and not be able to get the hrt is worrying. I dont want to go back to being that hormonal anxiety mess that i was beforehand. Its the glorious twelfth as the grouse shooting season starts, labour questions its impact on the countryside. And coming up on bbc news, the England Rugby world cup squad is announced, with the uncapped Ruaridh Mcconnochie included. We tell you who else made the cut. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. An investigation by bbc news has found that drug crime may be shifting from the big cities to the countryside. In the last five years the number of offences in urban areas has fallen, but risen in rural areas. Dealers known as county lines gangs because they operate across borders often using young people to traffick drugs have expanded their networks into suburbs and smaller towns. City based drug gangs use the homes of addicts as a base for their dealing. Its c
Bolton. Trade, security and brexit on the menu. And out in the cold the ice bath champion who withstood two hours of pain, for world record glory. Hello and welcome im katty kay in washington, david eades is in london. There is a lot that doesnt add up about the death ofjeffrey epstein and even the us attorney general says hes angry about it. Epstein was found hanged in his cell on saturday but it turns there were a string of irregularities surrounding his death. Despite reports he tried to kill himself last month, hed been taken off suicide watch, he didnt have a cell mate and he wasnt checked on every 30 minutes. Epstein was awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking minors, and documents released just last week accused several other powerful people. People who might have been very nervous about what mr epstein knew about them. Which is why the attorney general has questions about how this suicide was allowed to happened. I was appalled and indeed the whole department was, and fran
50 yea rs face a National Shortage of hrt. 50 years since the beginning of the troubles in Northern Ireland, we hear local peoples memories. And at 11 30 p. M. , oursecond hear local peoples memories. And at 11 30 p. M. , our second and final look of the night at the morning papers. Weve got the chief correspondent of the guardian and the deputy Political Editor of the spectator, katy balls. Stay with us for that at 11 30pm on bbc news. Good evening. An investigation by bbc news has found that drug crime is shifting from many big cities to the countryside. In the last five years, the number of offences has fallen in urban areas but risen in rural ones. Dealers, known as county lines gangs because they operate across borders, have expanded their networks into suburbs and smaller towns. City based drug gangs use the homes of addicts as a base for their dealing called cuckooing. In a moment, well hear about the governments proposals today on law and order, but first our special correspond
Announcer live from out studios in singapore and london. This is bbc world news. Its newsday. Good morning. Its midnight in london and 7am in the morning here in singapore, and also in hong kong, where the airport Authorities Say operations have now resumed after mondays shutdown. Theres been a weekend of skirmishes between police and demonstrators, angry about what they believe is chinas erosion of their freedoms. Beijing has raised the stakes, claiming the weeks long unrest, has begun to show what it calls the sprouts of terrorism. Jonathan head reports. As the last flights came in, the passengers were greeted with a chorus of appeals from young people waving posters, pleading for support. They feared the police were about to storm the airport. Its sudden closure left travellers bewildered and stuck. Catherine morgan and her daughter helena were due to fly back to britain, but their flight was cancelled. We flew in from taipei this morning, and it was fine until we got to arrivals an
In singapore and london. This is bbc world news. Its newsday. Good morning. Its 1am in london and 8am in the morning here in singapore, and also in hong kong, where the Authorities Say operations have now resumed at the airport after mondays shutdown. Theres been a weekend of skirmishes between police and demonstrators, angry about what they believe is chinas erosion of their freedoms. Beijing has raised the stakes, claiming the weeks long unrest, has begun to show what it calls the sprouts of terrorism. Jonathan head reports. As the last flights came in, their passengers were greeted with a chorus of appeals from Young Hong Kongers waving posters, pleading for support. They feared the police were about to storm the airport. Its sudden closure left travellers bewildered and stuck. Catherine morgan and her daughter helena were due to fly back to britain, but their flight was cancelled. We flew in from taipei this morning, and it was fine until we got to arrivals and there was a mass pro