Oui the Health Secretary says the four our a e target should only be for Urgent Health problems. Piecing together theresa mays vision for britain does a major speech today fill in the gaps about her plans . Tackling the hidden injustice of Mental Health and why ministers say the classroom is a good place to start. Commuting misery for millions of Londoners Travel Chaos in the capital after tube staff go on a one day strike. Can i help you, gentlemen . Is the bar still open . And the Night Manager leads the british charge at the Golden Globes. Oh, and there was some politics as well. Coming up in the sport on bbc news, we are in zurich, where leicesters Claudio Ranieri could win manager of the year at tonights fifa best awards. Good evening and welcome to the Bbc News At Six. Northern ireland is in political crisis tonight after the Shock Resignation of Martin Mcguinness, sinn feins deputy first minister. Under the power sharing agreement, this automatically means that the first ministe
these vast numbers of people. we are at the train station again today and again seeing thousands of women and children arriving, waiting in crowded ticket halls, going onto different cities in poland, but still in poland, about 180-some, probably more than that now, 180-some-thousand have left the border countries into other parts of europe, but that leaves just under 2 million people in these border countries, the majority of them in poland. as i said over the weekend and i ll say it again today, the border towns are overflowing. the aid agencies are strapped. as a matter of fact, poland is now trying to set up shelters in different cities, basically wherever they can, in schools, stadiums, and in a huge expo center in warsaw, where they re setting up a space for 10,000 people. already they have 2,000. again, the need is growing by
ticket halls and tunnels wasn t easy. there was nothing quite like seeing a fire scene firsthand to give you a full appreciation of the devastation that has taken place, and also to give you a feel for how the fire might have developed. they needed to answer two critical questions what sparked the fire? and how could it appear so suddenly and erupt into a fatal blaze that claimed 31 lives? nearly a million people relied on the underground each day. they needed to know if the system was safe. it was on the front pages of every newspaper, obviously, for several days, and there was enormous demand to find out why it had happened. investigators started where the flames were first spotted, the escalator. this was the lowest point of the fire, indicating the fire had started there and burned upward. no accelerants or other indications of arson were found.
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