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the regional governor vadym filashkin said the situation there continued to deteriorate. greek police are searching for the bbc presenter and author michael mosley, who s gone missing on the island of symi. doctor mosley was last seen early on wednesday afternoon, when he went for a walk alone. he presents a range of programmes on health that often see him experiment on himself. the first crewed flight of the boeing starliner spacecraft has developed two small leaks of helium, but is due to dock with the international space station today as planned. nasa said the affected helium valves were shut off, and the spacecraft remains stable. a very warm welcome to the programme. on the 6th ofjune, 1944, aid the chaos of battle and the shouts, and screams of those soldiers ascending the beaches of normandy, was the sound of bagpipes. amid the chaos. as there was this morning, to mark the beginning of the 80th commemoration of dday. in 1944, the piper was bill millin, from glasgow

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That do provide Free School Meals is that do provide Free School Meals is that there is higher levels of attainment, better levels of concentration and Better Health for the children. On the eve of the masters, the world Number One Dustinjohnson has fallen down the stairs and injured his back. And coming up in the sport . The referees Governing Body has apologised after keith stroud misread the rules in last nights match between newcastle and burton. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. A father has lost a landmark case at the Supreme Court in a dispute about taking his child out of School Without permission. Jon platt, from the Isle Of Wight, refused to pay a fine after he took his daughter to florida, and successfully argued in the high court that the law requires only that children attend school regularly, which his daughter does. But today, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that it is disruptive to a childs education to remove them from school during term time. The

Is almost no otherjump. places like plymouth, south wales east, the northeast and northwest. places where going into the armed forces is the only way to get some skills and a job, and sometimes some place to live when you get kicked out of home. once the armed forces becomes an unattractive working class occupation for people who have no hope of doing something else and i m not saying that about the armed forces, that s the way it seen in whitehall particularly then it doesn t become the kind of thing that people will generally think, you know what, i m desperate to join the royal navy, i think i ll get loads of skills and see the world. you do still have people like that but it s not seen as attractive. like that but it s not seen as attractive- like that but it s not seen as attractive. ., , . ., ., attractive. but doesn t it come from to down attractive. but doesn t it come from top down and attractive. but doesn t it come from top down and don t attractive. but doesn

Chair of Wales Audit Office resigns over conflict of interest

20mph speed limit in Wales 'draconian', says Tory shadow transport minister

Wales became the first country in the UK to drop the default speed limit from 30mph to 20mph for restricted roads last September.