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pressure pulls away. temperatures inland probably down to “4, minus five celsius, even lower in more rural spots. five celsius, even lower in more ruralspots. so five celsius, even lower in more rural spots. so a hard frost, a cold, crisp start to friday but lots of sunshine coming through. something just smidge less cold into the weekend. but we could see the chance of some rain and some snow into sunday. louise, thanks very much. that s it from the bbc news at ten. newsnight is getting under allegations of a toxic culture at a hospital that whistle blowers claim led to numerous unnecessary deaths. police are investigating more than 100 complaints of wrongdoing. how could the system get it so wrong? a newsnight investigation reveals the failures at a big british hospital. it s a story of warnings going unheeded with dire consequences for patients. when you know you have an environment when you have deaths that you knew could happen and have happened, then i don t see why t
subsidies for first time buyers. and the conservatives insist they will build more homes. but last year the levelling up secretary, michael gove, scrapped local housing targets, which critics say will simply reduce house building rates further. stuart clarke, the former levelling up secretary under liz truss, has argued this was simply a politically motivated capitulation to older home owning nimbies people who don t mind new housing but not in my back yard . moreover, clarke argues this actually cost the tories councils seats in last week s local elections, rather than protecting them, as young people were put off voting for the conservatives because they had no serious offer on housing. by the way, for context, here s new uk housing construction. there were 206,000 new starts in 2021 still well below the government s manifesto target of 300,000 and also well down on the building rates of the 1970s. now the extent to which additional house building is the key to making housing