The Food Industry is being urged to make labelling clearer, to stop millions of tonnes of edible food being thrown away unnecessarily. Good morning. Its wednesday 29th november. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. We have a breaking story from the hague. The defence lawyer for a Bosnian Croat war crimes suspect says her client has drunk poison. This was during the reading of his verdict at the un war crimes tribunalfor verdict at the un war crimes tribunal for the verdict at the un war crimes tribunalfor the former verdict at the un war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia. During the reading of his appeal sentencing, the former wartime leader appeared to drink from a small flask or glace. The presiding judge called for a doctor and halted the proceedings. It appears, according to the lawyer, that he has drunk poison on the stand in the hague at the war crimes tribunal. We will bring you more news on that breaking story in the next few moments. The bbc understands the
Question, to the Prime Minister, liv mckinney. Speaker. You, mr. Mr. Speaker, know the whole house will join me in paying tribute to captain dean sprouting who died in a rogue Traffic Accident in iraq on the 31st of january. His death was not the result of enemy activity. I know members across the house who want to offer condolences to family and friends in this difficult time. Women won the right to vote, and i know i know the whole house 1970s edition, some women and universal suffrage did come under a conservative government. But im sure im sure mr. Speaker, the whole house will want to join me in marking the heroic and tireless struggle that led women to getting the vote because it forever changed our nations future. This morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues. I shall have meetings later today. Liz mckinney. Lifetime was on disability living allowance which was removed following a pith assessment. When it was repealed she was told because she ls a degree she id not nee
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Its wednesday 7th february. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The serial sex attacker john worboys will appear at the high court this morning for the start of a legal challenge this morning against his release. Pictures of him just arriving have just come into us in the last few moments. Last month the parole board was criticised when it announced that worboys would be freed after less than nine years in prison. In 2009 worboys was given an indeterminate jail sentence, with a minimum term of at least eight years. Last november the parole board approved his release, but their reasoning remained confidential. That decision was made public last month to a furious reaction. Campaigners hoped the government would apply for a judicial review, but the justice secretary said lawyers had advised against it. Just over a week later, two of worboys victims won a legal challenge to stop him being released, but only temporarily. The first stage of their legal challenge to keep him beh
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