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in the world s most prestigious poker tournament. and donald trump s stalled plans to reform obamacare will be among the topics discussed on dateline london at four thirty with jane hill. boots has apologised for dismissing calls to cut the cost of its contraceptive morning after pills. the pharmacy had refused to drop the price of the medicines, because it claimed that doing so would incentivise inappropriate use . today, the firm apologised for what it described as its poor choice of words and said it would look for cheaper brands. campaigners have welcomed the move but say it should have come sooner. our only disappointment is that it s taken this long, and really the threat of a boycott by its customers for boots, to reach this position. this was a position reached by superdrug and tesco far earlier. earlier i spoke to caroline farrow, columnist for the website conservative home, who said boots should not have been pressured into apologising. we don t live in a soc ....
airline pilots have welcomed the move. a british grandfather s won £2 million by finishing fourth in the world s most prestigious poker tournament. christopher nolan tells the story of the dunkirk evacuations in his latest blockbuster. we here mark mod s thoughts on this and the other releases of the week in the film review. boots has apologised for dismissing calls to cut the cost of its contraceptive morning after pills. the pharmacy had refused to drop the price of the medicines, because it claimed that doing so would incentivise inappropriate use . today, the firm apologised for what it described as its poor choice of words and said it would look for cheaper brands. campaigners have welcomed the move but say it should have come sooner. our only disappointment is that it s taken this long, and really the threat of a boycott by its customers for boots, to reach this position. this was a position reached by superdrug and tesco far earlier. earlier i spoke to caroline ....
calls to cut the cost of its contraceptive morning after pills. the pharmacy had refused to drop the price of the medicines, because it claimed that doing so would incentivise inappropriate use . today, the firm apologised for what it described as its poor choice of words and said it would look for cheaper brands. campaigners have welcomed the move but say it should have come sooner. our only disappointment is that it s taken this long, and really the threat of a boycott by its customers for boots to reach this position. this was a position reached by superdrug and tesco far earlier. earlier i spoke to caroline farrow, columnist for the website conservative woman, who said boots should not have been pressured into apologising. we don t live in a society where retailers should be forced to sell you something at the price you want them to sell you. i don t go into a dress shop and say, i d like this, i need it but i can t afford it. you need to sell it to me much cheaper ....
good evening and welcome to bbc news. the hospital treating the terminally ill baby charlie gard says its staff have been subjected to intimidation, abuse and even death threats as a court battle rages over whether to stop his life support treatment. the hospital s chairman mary macleod said that charlie s case is a heartbreaking one, and she understands that emotions are running high. but she said that their can be no excuse for such behaviour. the fact they are in touch with the police shows how serious it is. the extent of the hostility is serious. the chair of great ormond street hospital third to the many thousands of messages, the hostility, the abuse. that is messages in person, people have been verbally attacked in the street as well as online. we know that charlie gard is 11 months old, he is terminally ill. he has a rare genetic condition and has brain damage. he is currently the subject ofan damage. he is currently the subject of an intense legal battle betwe ....
and in the syrian city of raqqa, the islamic state group makes a final stand. we have a special report in our world in the next hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the hospital treating the terminally ill baby charlie gard says its staff have been subjected to intimidation, abuse and even death threats as a court battle rages over whether to stop his life support treatment. the hospital s chairman mary macleod said that charlie s case is a heartbreaking one, and she understands that emotions are running high. but she said that their can be no excuse for such behaviour. she gave further details in a statement. she said, the hospital has been subjected to a shocking and disgraceful tide of hostility and disturbance. earlier i spoke to our correspondent laura tra nt, who s been following the case. she began by explaining the hospital s response to the hostility. the chair of great ormond street, as you said, has referred to the many thousands of negative messages o ....