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libor submissions. barclays declined to comment. andy verity, bbc news. teachers in england will strike again on the 5th and 7th ofjuly in their ongoing dispute over pay. it means members of the national education union will walk out this term, causing disruption to schools. they want above inflation increases plus extra money to ensure any pay rises do not come from existing budgets. the government says they have already offered teachers a pay rise part a commitment to cut workloads by five hours a week and pay an increase of 4.5% for next year. the first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, is urging the uk government to step up efforts to secure the release of a scottish blogger who s been jailed in india for six years. in a letter to rishi sunak, the first minister said jagtar sinthohal had been wrongfully imprisoned. mr sinthohal was in punjab for his wedding when he was arrested over an alleged murder conspiracy.
i think technically it is snoring. i still think they are very cute but even their snoring is annoying. it would be, wouldn t it? maybe not to other dormice. we will be back at seven o clock with the headlines. find out what is happening wherever you are with news, travel and weather. hello, good morning from bbc london, i m victoria hollins. and a welcome to viewers in the south east this morning. staff shortages are taking their toll on london maternity staff, with more than three quarters in the capital saying they always or often faced excessive workloads and demands on their time. the royal college of midwives survey also found that nearly two thirds felt burnt out or exhausted at the end of their shift, putting london at the bottom of their table. in response the government told us.
joined by comedian al murray ahead of his west end appearance, telling the story of one of story not well known. time for the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i m victoria hollins and a welcome to viewers in the south east this morning. staff shortages are taking their toll on london maternity staff, with more than three quarters in the capital saying they always or often faced excessive workloads and demands on their time. the royal college of midwives survey also found that nearly two thirds felt burnt out or exhausted at the end of their shift, putting london at the bottom of their table. in response the government told us: the nhs is already one of the safest places to give birth in the world and we are grateful to all midwives and maternity
staff shortages are taking their toll on london maternity staff, with more than three quarters in the capital saying they always or often faced excessive workloads and demands on their time. the royal college of midwives survey also found that nearly two thirds felt burnt out or exhausted at the end of their shift, putting london at the bottom of their table. in response the government told us at the bottom of their table. the nhs is already one at the bottom of their table. of the safest places to give birth in the world and we are grateful to all midwives and maternity support workers for what they do. luton airport has seen a big jump in passenger numbers. more than 1.5 million people passed through it last month, according to the latest passenger figures. it s being put down to three bank holiday weekends, half term and the new luton dart rail link. it means the total number of passengers in the year to date is nowjust over six million an increase of 45% on the same period last
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