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leaders are gathering in hiroshima, where in just a few hours, the g7 summit will get under way with a key focus on dealing with russia and china. also tonight, we look at the uk s failure to impose fines worth as much as £1 billion on foreign companies breaking a landmark transparency law. we will head to el salvador, where more than 66,000 people have been arrested in the last year in the government s crackdown on street gangs. and we will talk to congressman adam smith about his struggles with anxiety and chronic pain and the difficulties a life in politics brings. but first, global security concerns over russia s invasion of ukraine and china s new assertiveness are at the top of the agenda as leaders of the g7 group of advanced economies gather injapan for a summit. hosting the event hiroshima, the first city to be levelled by an american atomic bomb in 1945, claiming an estimated 140,000 lives and forever changing the world. as he held bilateral talks with president ....
by the government £162 million. and on bbc london. the row over ulez as new data suggests more car owners coming up on bbc news coming up on bbc news can manchester city follow west ham taking a 2 1 lead against such side az alkmaar. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. water companies in england have apologised for not acting quickly enough to stop this raw sewage flowing directly into our rivers and seas, something that happened on average more than 800 times a day last year. water uk, which represents england s nine water and sewage companies, also says it s ready to invest an additional £10 billion to address the problem and modernise sewers. but it has also admitted that customers will be hit with higher prices to pay for that. downing street says the companies should be putting consumers before profits. our environment correspondent jonah fisher reports. ash is a retired policeman and has for the last ten years dedicated himself to trying to hold ....
and clearly, this was a case in point. he has also a very low threshold when it comes to tolerating the behaviour of the media, he has a very low flash point, and clearly that was exceeded in new york 2a hours ago. harry and meghan have not spoken directly to the press but we can hear now from someone who literally had a front row seat for what went on. sukhcharn singh known to his friends as sonny is the cab driver who was flagged down to pick up the couple and a bodyguard, as they tried to switch vehicles as a way of avoiding the photo journalists. he s been talking to the media about what happened. i was going down 67th st, east 67, i see a guy in a suit telling me and he said, are you empty? i are you looking for a fair? i pulled over to the right. a few minutes later, i see three people hopped out of a black car right into my cab and it was prince harry and meghan and there was another woman with them as well. as we are going away, a garbage truck was blockin ....
struggling could have benefited from cheaper social tariffs are special low cost watch dog micro lenses as many are missing out on the deals. citizens ofcom. with these decisions upsetting? citizens ofcom. with these decisions upsetting? citizens ofcom. with these decisions upsetting? they were surrisin: decisions upsetting? they were surprising but decisions upsetting? they were surprising but they decisions upsetting? they were surprising but they were - decisions upsetting? they were surprising but they were not . surprising but they were not shocking, not a huge shock. the fact is people coming to citizens advice are facing incredible difficulties for basics including falling further and further behind. that is why we are seeing figures like a million people cutting their broadband deal altogether and that is something thatis altogether and that is something that is affecting people on the universal credit the most. the thing is, there universal credit t ....