Who was stabbed to death last month. The home office is to tell councils across the uk to find accommodation for some of the unaccompanied children who have come over from france in small boats. Good morning. A controversial change to the way people pay for social care in england has been narrowly backed by mps, despite warnings that poorer households could end up paying disportionately more. The Prime Minister has insisted the new cap would still be incredibly generous, but a number of his own mps still voted against trhe plans our Political Correspondent helen catt reports. The cost of paying for care can be high. For some families it can wipe out nearly everything theyve saved for. The government says its plan will stop that, but critics say not for everyone. It won the vote last night, but the result was tight. The ayes to the right, 272. The noes to the left, 246. So the ayes have it, the ayes have it. Under the plan, if someone has a house worth £120,000, theyll still have to pa
that was an actor speaking but we are going back years and i do not think that there s anything to celebrate here, to be honest. yes, this programme and other notable exceptions in the media have spoken, the sunday times but really, where has everyone been, where has nhs england been all these years? where has the oversight beam? it is a powerful drug rolled out without the demand for robust data to support that. where has the regulator been? it took our report on newsnight and the care quality commission to get them ruled as inadequate. and where has large swathes of the media been and sadly i would include the bbc on that side of this programme. 50 children let that side of this programme. so children let down, you see that that is right? children let down, you see that that isriaht? ~ , children let down, you see that that isriaht? , , children let down, you see that that isriht? , , ., , is right? absolutely, utterly fails b a is right? absolutely, utterly fails by a sy
pallets, adorned with their own parachute, all of it bound for gaza. on the tarmac, 1a military aircraft getting ready for the largest coalition air drop since they began last month, a special delivery to mark the end of ramadan. inside, pilots and crews from different nations being briefed on the operation, safety a key concern in the small airspace over gaza. outside, the raf plane is loaded, each palette containing flour, rice, sugar, beans, baby food, oil and water the basics for a meal this, the raf s sixth airdrop so far. it is not that much, but i tell you what it s the effort that counts. as in, every little helps. i m quite proud and privileged to be involved in this sort of mission. but is it enough? will it meet the needs of the people in gaza? the aircraft s carrying 12 of these pallets. now, each of them are about a tonne, so that means this entire payload is worth about one truck crossing a border on the ground. the aircrews here insist that, cumulatively,
is it any wonder that alan bates is smiling? after 23 years of campaigning, he can now tell the inquiry this is his moment to tell everything he knows about the post office scandal. he was shown a post office scandal. he was shown a post office memo which explained why he had been sacked as a sub postmaster. was that ever explain to you, that you became unmanageable? not at all. you, you became unmanageable? not at all. you. quote. you became unmanageable? not at all. you, quote, clearly you became unmanageable? not at all. you, quote, clearly struggled you became unmanageable? not at all. you, quote, clearly struggled with - you, quote, clearly struggled with accounting and despite copious surmort, accounting and despite copious support, did not follow instructions. firstly, did you struggle instructions. firstly, did you struggle with accounting? no, instructions. firstly, did you struggle with accounting? no, not at all. were struggle with accounting? no, not at a