in sport today, delight for scottish side darvel. how the sixth tier side upset all the odds to knock out premiership side aberdeen in what s being called the biggest upset in scottish cup history. 0k, set, and. . .action. and it s one of the biggest hits of the year so far. we go behind the scenes with star of happy valleyjames norton. there s an energy about tommy. there s a kind of animal, vital and unstoppable kind of force. and so when he s allowed to let rip, like he was yesterday, it s so fun. good morning. the northwest, southeast split in the weather once again today. the north and the west and cloudy with some patchy rain, and cloudy with some patchy rain, and the south has patchy fog and frost. it s tuesday 24th january. failings by the probation service left a serial offender free to commit murder, just days after he was released from prison, according to a damning watchdog report. the chief inspector of probation said a catalogue of errors led tojordan mcsweene
the murder of zara aleena, just days after he was released from prison. the chief inspector of the service says it is chronically understaffed . it is impossible to say whether the murder could have been avoided but we did find severe deficits in practice at many stages of jordan mcsweeney s supervision. nhs representatives will appear before mps on the health and social care committee to discuss the situation in a&e departments across england. let s cross live to the house of commons and listen in to the health and social care committee address the situation in a&e departments. a more nuanced question than that, demand has a bit with those figures, however, the reason we run into trouble is not the ancillary demand, the ability to deal with the demand. if we look at things like hospital admissions from an emergency department, those have remained relatively static. we have had problems with increased crowding, problems with increased crowding, problems in care in our depart
how bad did things get for you? i got to the point where i didn t want to be here. i thought i was dying. calls to formally recognise the impact of the menopause have grown louder. a rally outside parliament in 2021. the signing of a menopause mandate pledged last summer, calling for improved diagnosis and recognition. injuly, the all party women and equalities committee published a report. menopause and the workplace. the report concluded that a lack of support is forcing huge numbers of menopausal women out of the workplace. amongst its recommendations, scrapping prescription charges for hormone replacement therapy in england, as is already the case in scotland, wales and northern ireland, updated menopause training for gps, and improved guidance for employers. trialing menopause leave from work was another proposal,
in england, as is already the case in scotland, wales and northern ireland, updated menopause training for gps, and improved guidance for employers. trialling menopause leave from work was another proposal, as was making menopause a protected characteristic under the equality act, similar to age, race or religion. why do you need to understand menopause in the workplace? catherine is a menopause mentor, she runs workshops for employers and employees. today s session is in newcastle. if i can prevent one woman from going through what i went through, then that s wonderful. and just getting the message out to workplaces and organisations, you know. today the government has published its response to the women s today the government has published its response to the women and equalities committee report. it has rejected trialling menopause leave, saying it could be counter productive, and said no to changing the equality act to recognise
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