Interview after 10 am. And, you may think this is a video of peppa pig and is safe for your young child to watch on youtube, but it actually goes on to show fairly disturbing content not suitable for children. We will bring you the details. Hello, welcome to the programme. We are live until ii. 00am. Throughout the morning the latest Breaking News and developing stories. Later we will bring you more details on a story that two girls aged 10 were stopped from boarding a United Airlines flight because they were wearing these leggings. They were flying as guests of employees and were subject to the companys dress code. Today we want your examples of leggings discrimination. For some reason leggings really annoy people. Do get in touch on that and all the stories we are talking about this morning. Use the hashtag victoria live and if you text you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top story today, labour shadow brexit secretary, keir starmer, has set the terms his party will
Is due to be published by the Irish Government. Good afternoon. The uks most Senior Police officer, Dame Cressida dick, has warned coronavirus rule brea kers they re increasingly likely to be fined. The metropolitan Police Commissioner says its preposterous that anyone could be unaware of the need to follow lockdown measures. It comes as there has been criticism of the Prime Minister, who cycled through the olympic park, seven miles from downing street. Number 10 has insisted borisjohnson had exercised within the rules. Dame Cressida Dick said he did not break the law but there needed to be greater clarity on the rules. Charlotte wright reports. Hospitals are under huge strain and covid cases are rising, prompting questions about whether the lockdown should tighten. But the message from ministers this morning is to stick to existing restrictions. It is very important that whilst the vaccine roll out is proceeding well and we are on track to hit the targets we have set, we must also str
Some UK nurseries are struggling to source healthy local food due to lack of funding and a workforce crisis, with some resorting to going to the local corner shop to buy lunches for children, according to the authors of a new report.
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