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to hundreds of abbattoir workers from abroad after warnings that healthy pigs are being culled on farms because of staff shortages. with the vast majority of people in africa still unvaccinated, the world health organisation calls for promises of covid jabs from richer nations to be fulfilled. coldplay s environmentally friendly world tour a tree planted for every ticket sold but they are keeping their private jets. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel: cameron norrie blasts his way into the semi finals at indian wells and becomes the new british no1 at the same time. good evening. the government has told gps in england to see more patients face to face amid a sharp rise in the number of people going to accident and emergency departments. ministers say they ll provide extra funding for more temporary staff in surgeries and have said they will intervene if gp practices don t increase access to care. the doctors union, the british medical association, said
monarch. she represents the people of great britain and should want the best type of world for them. very interesting. for now at least, kate williams, the royal historian. aaitis a a it is 3pm. good afternoon to you. you are watching bbc news. we are live at westminster. and we are looking at that shot, beautiful, aerial image of buckingham palace here in central london because the prime minister, theresa may, is inside. she arrived just in the last couple of minutes for that meeting with the queen. we don t know how long it will be, perhaps not the longest of meetings, but that s the start of formal process and parliament was dissolved at midnight, the general election campaign is officially under way and that meeting will be for prime minister to discuss with the monarch that the campaign is now under way. all in the run up to a general election, of course on 8thjune. our political correspondent eleanor garnier is at downing street. and once the meeting is concluded we are
the accounts. whilst we will meet out the accounts. whilst we will meet our international obligations, we will meet the legal ones, not the best guesses of the commission. i m ben brown. the other main headlines this hour: a student is found guilty of planting a home made bomb on a busy tube train. police investigating the murder of a man shot at his home in dorset have arrested two men and a woman. smartphone users only get access to the ag signal about two thirds of the time according to a new survey. and concern for the uk s killer whales after scientists find shocking levels of a toxic chemical in a member of the last resident pod. good afternoon. the prime minister has just returned from her audience with the queen, formally marking the dissolution of parliament and the official start of the general election campaign. speaking in downing street in the last few minutes theresa may accused european politicians and officials of seeking to influence the result of the general