charities and campaigners go to the high court to challenge the government s plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda. the number of child cruelty and neglect offences in england jump by 25% in a year, according to police figures. britney spears does it again she s married for the third time but a previous husband tries to gate crash the event # neighbours # everybody needs good neighbours.# after 37 years and nearly 9,000 episodes, residents of ramsey street past and present get together for the final time as filming of neighbours comes to an end. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk foreign secretary liz truss is to speak to her ukrainian counterpart this morning about the case of two british men who have been sentenced to death after being captured by russian forces while fighting in ukraine. she s already publicly deplored the judgment against aiden aslin and shaun pinner, who along with another man from morocco, were found guilt
people worried about not being able to afford to heat and feed the animals. when owners do make the heartbreaking decision to give up their pet, the centre has to follow strict protocols. we will do an assessment of that animal, is he fit and healthy, take his photograph, weight, measurements and get a complete picture of the health of the animal. so then, once they have gone through that triage process, they will come into this quarantine room. this is where the animals will spend at least the next three weeks. and just looking around, it is mainly bearded dragons, isn t it? so bearded dragons have been our big challenge this year. we are absolutely backed up to the gunnels with them. it s for the first time we are now saying with bearded dragons, i m really sorry, you are on a waiting list, i cannot take them in unless it is an emergency. as we are taking a look around, another call comes in this time it s a corn snake that needs chris s help. after an hour on the road, he arrives
they need constant heat and special lighting, which is getting more expensive. now some reptile rescue centres are reporting a surge in these animals being handed in. we have seen more in the first three months of this year than we saw the whole of last year. so that tells us something is changing. as part of the agricultural college here in tonbridge, the team are researching why these pets are given up. financial issues are probably the biggest driver we are seeing right at this moment in time. people worried about not being able to afford to heat and feed the animals. when owners do make the heartbreaking decision to give up their pet, the centre has to follow strict protocols. we will do an assessment of that animal, is he fit and healthy, take his photograph, weight, measurements and get a complete picture of the health of the animal. so, then, once they have gone through that triage process, they will come into this quarantine room. this is where the animals will spend