a bluff as the cabinet meets to discuss what would happen if we leave the eu with no deal. the number of cases of domestic abuse where men are the victims has more than doubled in the last five years in england and wales. this man says he was physically and emotionally abused by his ex. my my ex attacked me physically, heard me emotionally, and made my life a living hell. we ll hear more from men who say they were abused by their wives and girlfriends. and almost a third of parents who are professionals know someone who s done something dodgy to get their child into a good school, according to new research. that includes renting a second home oi’ that includes renting a second home or pretending to be religious. this man, who s an athiest, went to church for three years in an attempt to do just that. we ll talk to him in a few minutes‘ time. did it work? hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. we are going to ask you about your daily routine tod
being held by hamas, a group deemed a terrorist group or organisation by many western governments. lucy manning reports. iris haim held out hope her son yotam would return, that he would be a hostage who came home. last month, yotam, a heavy metal drummer, was metres from safety. he d escaped his hamas captors with two other hostages. they d left signs saying sos and help, three hostages and waved a white flag. but israeli troops mistakenly thought it was a hamas trap and killed them. iris is clear who she blames. hamas is in charge of all of this terrible day, 7th of october, and all the murdered people and all the soldiers that are killed now, it s just the hamas fault. and in an act of forgiveness, days after yotam s death, iris released a message telling the israeli soldiers involved she didn t blame them. why was that important for you? what did you want to say to them? these soldiers, they also have families and mothers. and i was worried for them also. she sobs. this
will risk patient safety. it s three and a half hours since the action began. let s go around the country and join our reporters on the picket lines. first, to our correspondent sanchia berg, who s outside the university college london hospital. we hospital. can see those pictures behind you, we can see those pictures behind you, junior doctors on the picket line, tell us what they are saying to you. line, tell us what they are saying to ou. ~ . , ., line, tell us what they are saying to ou. . , , to you. what they are saying is they are resolute- to you. what they are saying is they are resolute. they to you. what they are saying is they are resolute. they want to you. what they are saying is they are resolute. they want the - are resolute. they want the government to come, sit down and negotiate with them. they are saying they are prepared to strike, to continue to strike and saying they want a restitution of what effectively they say a pay cut over the last ten years
other countries, like spain or france, the pay of doctors there is either slightly below that you would expect in the united kingdom or ruffling on that level. it does depend which country you pick if you re at comparisons. fix, depend which country you pick if you re at comparisons. a, lot depend which country you pick if you re at comparisons. you re at comparisons. a lot of eole you re at comparisons. a lot of peeple might you re at comparisons. a lot of people might have you re at comparisons. a lot of people might have sympathy l you re at comparisons. a lot of. people might have sympathy with you re at comparisons. a lot of- people might have sympathy with the government position that 35%, even if it is going back in time and trying to bring them back to the level they should be out, it is not affordable in a cost of living crisis and they can submit to these demands because if they do then we have wage inflation as well. the government make the argument that the