4.3% for most teachers, 30,000 starting salaries is fair and reasonable. but the conversation is far from over reasonable. but the conversation is farfrom over and reasonable. but the conversation is far from over and this reasonable. but the conversation is farfrom over and this is one indication of how tough it could get. if all four unions vote in favour of strikes, that means the complete closure on strike days of english schools. the nasuwt today said it would begin a continuous programme of action short of a strike from september and will coordinate strike dates with other unions. bronwen, thank you. most of us have received a phone call, text message or email which is a scam attempt, but figures show hundreds of thousands of people across the uk are now falling victim to fraud every year with losses totalling more than three and a half billion pounds. alongside the financial impact, the crime can have other, often devastating, consequences, as our social affairs reporter carol
Am i out there somewhere? i d give anything, anything, if i could have all my privacy back. caroline bilton with that report. much of southern europe is in the grip of a blistering heatwave forecasters are predicting temperatures as high as 45 degrees in italy and greece. this week preliminary figures from the world meteorological 0rganisation showed the world had its hottest week on record at the beginning of this month. matt graveling reports. people all around europe are feeling the heat. this austrian newsreader has just announced the country experienced the hottest temperature of the year. 36 c. and as brits prepare to head on holiday next week, destinations such as greece and italy could see the mercury rising to 45 degrees. that s 113 f. while the uk is expected to escape this heatwave, the world meteorological
Hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and tina daheley. most of us will have received a phone call, text message or email which is a scam attempt, but figures show hundreds of thousands of people across the uk are now falling victim to fraud each year, with losses of more than three and a half billion pounds. alongside the financial impact, the actions of criminals can also have other, often devastating consequences, as our social affairs reporter caroline bilton reports. the phone rang and the guy on the other side said, we re from the fraud department, someone s been using your card. that s impossible, absolutely impossible. we need to change everything before they get into your account. my bank cards in my purse. you know, i haven t used it. the way he replied was like somebody from the bank. targeted by criminals in her own home. when they asked me to do this login, then i got a bit more suspicious.