according to report seen by the bbc. i have just received a message and the message says victory. elation after hundreds of women are declared eligible for compensation after being given faulty breast implants. how the bbcjournalist martin bashir secured his interview with princess diana in 1995 an official inquiry is due to report on whether there was deception. and a plea for the return of parkrun and other sporting events after months of lockdown. and coming up on the bbc news channel. rory mcilroy is preparing to tee off at the us pga championship the second major of the season. the northern irishman is among the favourites. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the biggest shake up in the uk s railway network since privatisation in the mid 1990s has been announced by the government. under the proposals, a new public body called great british railways would commission private companies to run services and would also set timetables and prices, sell tickets
are at their highest in england since all schools fully reopened in march. there are devastating consequences for festivals, say mps, unless the government offers more support. as scotland crash out of the euros, england are through to the final 16, and will find out later who they play next. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. a police officer has been found guilty of the manslaughter of the former footballer dalian atkinson. a trial at birmingham crown court heard that pc benjamin monk tasered mr atkinson for 33 seconds, and kicked him twice in the head. the former aston villa striker died outside his father s home in telford in 2016. monk was cleared of murder. jurors are still deliberating an assault charge against his colleague. let s go live now to our correspondent in birmingham, phil mackie. yes, jane, yes,jane, i yes, jane, i followed the case throughout, for five years nearly, since dalian atkinson died that night in august 2016 in telford. just before midday,
against aldi over claims of trademark infringement good evening. we have the clearest evidence yet of the way the pressure on the nhs in dealing with the covid pandemic has affected its ability to treat other patients. the number of people now on hospital waiting lists in england reached its highest since records began nearly fifteen years ago. a total of 4.7 million people were waiting for routine operations and procedures in england at the end of february 2021. so let s take a look at those having to wait more than a year to start hospital treatment it stood atjust over 1,600 in february 2020. by this february 12 months on there are nearly 388 thousand patients waiting more than a year for treatment. those numbers set out the huge and complex challenge facing the nhs how to make up the backlog of work. today, borisjohnson said he d do whatever it takes to deal with the problem. 0ur health editor, hugh pym reports. vicki has a heart condition and needs regular checku