Situation is worse and much more complicated. We have Hundreds Of Thousands of people moving, many have been displaced multiple times because they will move somewhere which they will think is safe and then the rsf will come and move them again. They are walking barefoot in the baking heat along miles and miles of road with young Children. People have so little and are so traumatised and everywhere they come, they hope that will be the safe place and it usually isnt. The sudanese are doing whatever they can to help but neither the government or international Aid Agencies are doing what they need to. What or international Aid Agencies are doing what they need to. What is the situation with doing what they need to. What is the situation with humanitarian doing what they need to. What is the situation with humanitarian aid . Situation with humanitarian aid . There are so many issues trying to get supply lines up and running. The reali is it get supply lines up and running. Tue reality is i
a teaching union in england says its members are reporting that levels of violence and abuse from pupils have risen sharply since the pandemic. nearly one in five teachers who responded to a survey commissioned by the bbc said they had been hit by a student this year. the same number say they have also experienced verbal or online abuse from a parent or guardian since september. here 5 more from education correspondent, elaine dunkley. across the country, clips posted on social media give an insight into the chaos in classrooms. the room got absolutely ransacked. the boards were ripped off the wall, displays were snapped and broken. you re going to get people shouting at you. when it comes to teenagers and what they re saying, quite sexualised. teachers pushed to the brink because of bad behaviour. the behaviour stresses me out. all my fillings fall out because i clench my teeth at night when i m sleeping. in dewsbury, this is stjohn fisher academy. it s a school with a bad r
the price cap sets the price of our domestic gas and electricity for around 29 29 million households. it is set by the regulator every three months and what we have learnt todayis three months and what we have learnt today is that the next cap, which kicks in in april, will see those domestic energy prices come down. obviously everybody knows that they face these very high energy bills over the last couple of years. together with food it has been the really big issue on the cost of living pressures that everybody has faced. but living pressures that everybody has faced. . , ., faced. but a little bit of relief here because faced. but a little bit of relief here because come faced. but a little bit of relief here because come april- faced. but a little bit of relief. here because come april there faced. but a little bit of relief - here because come april there will be a drop, so if you use a typical amount of gas and electricity, well then you will see your annual bi
correspondent, nick triggle. remind us why the consultants and senior doctors are striking today. the dispute, like many others we see in the public sector, is about pay. the british medical association says that consultants have suffered pay erosion with below inflation pay rises for the past 15 years. that has prompted, as you say, the first strike by consultants since 2012. nhs bosses warned this will have the biggest impact of any of the strikes we have seen so far ofjunior doctors, nurses and ambulance staff. that is because consultants cannot be replaced. if you are relying on a consultant anaesthetist for a surgery to be carried out, that could mean a whole team of nurses and other theatre staff cannot work and other theatre staff cannot work and that list stops completely. so how much are consultants paid, then? consultant contracts are quite complex. there are essentially eight separate pay grades. the starting salary last year was 88,000, rising to 119,000 at the ve