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than any other offence. we follow the specialist training now being given to police. and it s the first eurovision song contest since the eu referendum tomorrow. will brexit scupper britain s chances? and coming up in sport on bbc news. chelsea can complete their charge to the premier league title tonight. a win at west brom would guarantee them top spot with two games to spare. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. jeremy corbyn has said the war on terror has not worked. in a speech outlining his foreign policy, the labour leader said this was the fourth general election in a row during which britain had been at war, and fresh thinking was needed. mr corbyn insisted he was not a pacifist, but warned against a bomb first, talk later approach. he said donald trump was making the world more dangerous, and he accused theresa may of pandering to and holding hands with an erratic president. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. this is the labour ....
victims of cybercrime and any other offence. in the first eurovision song contest since the eu referendum, but to be published by the four brexit? against a bomb first, talk later approach. he said donald trump is making the world more dangerous, and he accused theresa may of pandering to an erratic president. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. this is the labour leader positioning himself as a potential world leader. not a pacifist, he says, instead pledging a robust, independent foreign policy. i would do everything to protect the security and safety of our people and our country. that is our first duty. jeremy corbyn is a long standing critic of military intervention abroad, the former chairman of the stop the war coalition, a veteran anti war campaigner. and on nuclear weapons, he s sticking to his tune. i m often asked if as prime minister, i would order the use of nuclear weapons. it is an extraordinary question. would you order the indiscrimin ....
nasar ahmed died as a result of an allergic reaction to his school lunch his mother says he could have been saved. thousands ofjellyfish have washed up on beaches in wales in what conservationists have described as a mega swarm . good evening and welcome to bbc news. our main story this evening the nhs has been hit by a large scale cyber attack. similar ramsomware attacks have been reported at organisations across the world. security analysts believe the incidents are all linked. services across england have been severely disrupted by the attack. routine appointments have been cancelled and ambulances diverted to alternative accident and emergency departments. 33 organisations have been identified by the bbc as being affected. nhs digital says its services have been targeted by a ransomware attack, which means nhs data is, in effect, being held hostage by hackers demanding money. it is not thought that patient files have been affected. our health editor hugh pym ha ....
they are playing south africa, in their latest group match at the women s world cup. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may this lunchtime appeared to be sticking to the government s pay cap of 1% on public sector workers, despite growing pressure from members of her own cabinet to relax it. at prime minister s questions, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn accused her of exploiting the goodwill of thousands of teachers, nurses and other employees. earlier, the fire brigades union said its members had been offered a 2% pay rise. mrs may said the government had to be fair to public sector workers and to those who pay for them. let s speak to our assistant political editor, norman smith. that was a combat if pmqs. the days we have had a public wwe between the big beasts of the cabinet over public pay, with figures like boris johnson saying it is time to ease the pay cap a public wwe the chancellor has said we must keep oui’ nerve the chancellor h ....