Its got all the right moves, but can a robot really replace a conductor. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news. Liverpool play sevilla in the Champions League tonight with wa ntaway frowa rd Phillip Coutinho named in the squad. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. New figures out today show that the number of people in work in britain hasjumped again to hit a new record. Theresa may told mps it was the result of her governments sound management of the economy. But the employment numbers coincide with the latest assessment of whats happening to wages well, they remained below the rate of inflation which means our money doesnt go as far as it used to. Labours Jeremy Corbyn says that means that millions in work are struggling to pay their bills. Heres our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. Do you want the good news all the bad news . There is both. In fact trees all around the country, more people are in work now than we have seenin people are in work now than we have seen
Rape. The secretary general of the United Nations has described the humanitarian crisis facing them as catastrophic. Would you like a paper bag with that . That would be great. We speak to the Booker Prize Nominated author who also happens to work in a book shop. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. A £37 Million Pound fund has been established for victims of the breast surgeon ian paterson, who duped his patients into unnecessary operations, including mastectomies. He was convicted of 20 offences in april. He is serving 20 years injail. The bulk of the fund will come from spire health care, which runs the private hospitals in which many of the operations took place. Its thought that more than 700 women might have a claim. Sima kotecha has the story. Breast surgeon ian paterson, jailed for 20 years after carrying out hundreds of unnecessary operations. Here are the faces of some of his victims. Now, more than 700 of them will get compensation from a pot amounting to £37 million. One
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