still have to fight for diagnosis and treatment. we are cracking the productivity puzzle as we await the latest figures. we are at a bolton plastic back tree where they say they have staff like jeff working faster, harder and happier. they have staff like jeff working faster, harderand happier. 3. factory. johanna konta is the only brit to make it to the second round of the italian 0pen.. she enjoyed a straight sets win over alison riske in less than 90 minutes. good morning from the roof of broadcasting house in london. a chilly start of the day with some of us chilly start of the day with some of us seeing frost and missed it for most of us, dry, sunny and warm with the highest temperatures in northern scotland. it s tuesday 1a may. our top story: the head of the national crime agency wants her budget doubled to deal with what she describes as the staggering threat posed by organised gangs across the uk. lynne owens says that without the extra investment of nearly £3
what we, the british menopause society, aspire to is that every gp practice has somebody with a special interest. it might not be a gp, actually, it might be a nurse practitioner. that s the aspiration. right now, a campaign to make menopause matter is gaining support online, calling on the government to make training a compulsory part of gp education. he made me feel quite ashamed for having gone to ask for his help. we are trying to solve the productivity puzzle. as we wait for the latest figures we are at a factory and bolton where they say that working faster but also happier is key. and in sport, britain s johanna konta will play american sloane stephens in the italian open second round after a straight sets win over her compatriot alison riske. good morning from the roof of broadcasting house in london, where the sinners beating down. it has been a chilly start to the day, but most of us will have sunny and warm one. more inefficient in minutes. more in15 one. more
helping members of the armed forces following serious injury. a new state of the art treatment centre for the military opens its doors for the first time. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. whatsapp says it s found and fixed a major security flaw in the messaging service that allowed hackers to install surveillance software on devices. facebook which owns the company says the attack targeted a select number of people. users are being urged to update their app, as our north america technology reporter dave lee explains. human rights organisations say this is the attack they always feared it was possible, a flaw that meant attackers could plant surveillance software without the target needing to do anything. whatsapp has said it found a problem around ten days ago and, over the course of this month, has been notifying human rights groups, journalists and us law enforcement. the attack was said to have been developed by the n50 group, an israel based security co
police! the fight against organised crime the national crime agency says it needs billions of pounds more. the five year study which will look into the causes and effects of inequality in all aspects of life in the uk. opening its doors to the cameras for the first time the rehabilitation centre providing expert care for servicemen and women suffering serious physical or mental trauma. and coming up on bbc news, uefa investigators push for a season long ban in the champions league if manchester city are found guilty of breaking financial fair play rules. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. whatsapp is urging its 1.5 billion users to update their app after it was targeted by hackers. the company says vulnerability in its app has allowed hackers to remotely install surveillance software on mobile phones without the user knowing. whatsapp, which is owned by facebook, said the attack targeted a select number of users, and was orchestrated by an advanced cybe
coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with olly foster. afternoon. manchester city say accusations of financial impropriety are entirely false. that s after reports that uefa investigators wa nts to ba n reports that uefa investigators wants to ban the club from europe. all the details coming up. and nick has all the weather, blue skies ahead? absolutely, we are basking in the sunshine once again. but where has the rubbish weather gone? i got the a nswer to the rubbish weather gone? i got the answer to that, plus the forecast for the rest of the week into the weekend. also coming up. our moscow correspondent tickles the ivories as he performs songs from eurovision ahead of the contest. hello to you this is afternoon live. i m rebecca jones. whatsapp is urging its 1.5 billion users to update their app after it was targeted by hackers. the company says vulnerability in its app has allowed hackers to remotely install surveillance software on mobile phones without the us