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Met taking no further action over allegations against Prince Andrew
As we revealed on this programme yesterday, Scotland Yard is taking no further action over Virginia Giuffre's allegations against Prince Andrew.


Former police officer guilty of gross misconduct after death of vulnerable woman in cell
A former police sergeant, who retired weeks before his disciplinary hearing, has been found guilty of gross misconduct in the death in custody of a woman with a history of mental health problems.  


Energy crisis: Rift between government departments over intervention
The question of whether the government should intervene to shore up those companies hit by the spike in energy costs has created something of a rift between two government departments. 


‘There is action that can be taken on green levies’, says Labour MP
We spoke to the Labour MP Darren Jones, who's chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee in the House of Commons.


Energy crisis: Help sought from Treasury to support industry
The business secretary is said to have put in a formal request to the Treasury, asking for help for the industries worst affected by the surging energy prices. 


How wildlife photographers depict the impact of climate change on our natural world
Tonight, we show what that planet looks like through the lens of the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.


‘Fertility education is not just for girls’, says Prof Geeta Nargund
With me now is Katherine O'Brien who is a spokesperson for the British Pregnancy Advisory Service. And we're also joined by Professor Geeta Nargund who is the founder of CREATE Fertility, which runs fertility clinics.


Students at all-female Cambridge college to be given fertility lessons
Students at an all female Cambridge college will be given lessons on fertility - after the college's new president said she wanted to stop young women "forgetting to have a baby" until it was too late.


Around 41 percent of UK’s wildlife have suffered species decline, says Wildlife Trusts chief exec
Craig Bennett is chief executive of The Wildlife Trusts, made up of 46 independent conservation charities.


Energy bosses plead for extra support from government amid soaring prices
Industry leaders worst hit by the soaring gas prices have been pleading for extra support from the government, but that's looking increasingly unlikely after the Treasury flatly denied the idea.


Revealed: Met Police will take no further action following reviews into Jeffrey Epstein’s activities in UK
Tonight we can reveal that after reviewing recent material, including reports by this programme, the Met will take no further action.


Scale of ‘psychological fallout’ from pandemic is ‘shocking’, says former mental health minister Norman Lamb
Rates of depression and anxiety have soared around the world during the pandemic, according to a global review.


Youth climate protesters urge royal family to rewild royal estates before COP26 summit
The conservationist and broadcaster Chris Packham has led a children’s march to Buckingham Palace, with a petition signed by more than 100,000 people urging the Queen to introduce rewilding on royal estates before the COP26 summit begins at the end...


Tory MPs call for support for firms hit by soaring energy costs
Conservative MPs have joined calls for more support for the industries worst hit by soaring energy costs, amid warnings that there could be even more disruption to supply chains into the winter as businesses struggle to cope with unprecedented challe...


Families call on Welsh government to hold inquiry into handling of the pandemic
Families in Wales who lost loved ones during the Covid pandemic have been meeting the First Minister Mark Drakeford – calling for a public inquiry into how the crisis was handled. It came as the Welsh Senedd Conservative leader announced he was...



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