34 there is any chance of a resolution. 3a years after the hillsborough disaster police forces across england and wales apologise formally for how the families of the victims were treated. the imf forecasts the uk will perform worse than any other major economy next year. the search continues for a woman who went missing during a dog walk in lancashire last friday. had phone was found still connected to a work call. and later we will have sportsday. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. prepare for significant disruption that s the warning from downing street with around half a million workers expected to walk out tomorrow in the biggest day of industrial action since 2011. teachers, university staff, train drivers, bus drivers and civil servants are among those who will go on strike. the strikes will affect more than 20,000 schools which have been urged to remain open. head teachers say they are struggling to plan because they are struggling to plan because th
welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i m karishma vaswani. the headlines. 100 people are confirmed dead at a mosque in pakistan. nine people have been pulled out alive from the rubble after monday s suicide bomb attack. saudi arabia almost double the number of executions it carries out despite promises to reform. auckland has been hit with another wave of heavy rainfall, just days after record breaking rain left parts of the city underwater. a month s worth of rain fell on new zealand s largest city overnight, triggering landslides and flooding homes once again. the latest deluge has forced motorways and railway lines to close. weather presenter chris fawkes has more. you will remember the scenes of devastation that we had in auckland on friday following extreme rainfall, when 261 millimetres of rain was recorded in just 2a hours, smashing the previous 24 hour rainfall record. well, we have just seen another 71 millimetres of rain in auckland over the last 2a ho
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killed 97 liverpool supporters. the police were to blame but it has taken until today for them to say 110w now i did it sorry at a national level. policing is apologising and recognising that policing was the primary cause of the disaster, tragically. but policing is also apologising for the now nearly 3a years that the families have had to wait to have their questions answered, to have justice. the fans were wrongly blamed for hillsborough and the families have had a lengthy legaljourney. in 2016 they celebrated when fresh inquests returned verdicts of unlawful killing. their experience was the basis for a government commissioned report. it was written by the former bishop of liverpooljamesjones in 2017. he has backed a law to protect bereaved families in future tragedies. today s police response doesn t call for that and the government is yet to respond. the national police chiefs council is limited in what it can do. it s already expressed its support for a duty of candour. but the