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| | | | | Iain McDowell | | 21 October 2024 | | | | Good morning. King Charles has faced shouts of "you are not my King" from an Australian senator - read on for the full story. We find new evidence in the Lucy Letby case and Alexei Navalny's widow Yulia Navalnaya tells us of her message for Vladimir Putin. The UK's bill for sickness benefits is rising - we unpack the big problem that poses. And scroll on to meet a dog with a special job. | | | | | | |
'You're not my King' - Australian senator heckles Charles | |  | | The King was heckled after a speech to politicians. Credit: PA Media | | As he finished his address to the Australian parliament in Canberra, King Charles walked away from the lectern and Lidia Thorpe seized her moment . "This is not your land, you are not my King," shouted the independent Indigenous senator, who's known for her opposition to the monarchy. She was escorted away by security as shocked lawmakers and dignitaries looked on. The interruption to the ceremony in the Australian capital came on the second official day of the King's tour of the country. For decades, Australia has been debating whether to break away from the monarchy. But the country's PM Anthony Albanese - himself a republican - has ruled out another vote on the issue any time soon. | | | | | | | | | | |
More babies harmed in Letby's care, new evidence suggests | | | Former nurse Lucy Letby became one of the UK's most notorious child killers when she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others. Now new evidence seen by BBC Panorama suggests that more babies in her care were harmed and, in one case, poisoned with insulin. The revelations come after questions have been raised about the safety of Letby's convictions. Her lawyer says the insulin case is explained by a medical condition the baby was suffering from. Four experts we've spoken to disagree. | | | | | | | Navalny's widow: I'll stand for president when Putin is gone | | | After her husband Alexei Navalny's death in a penal colony in the Arctic Circle in February, Yulia Navalnaya is determined to continue his fight against Vladimir Putin. Speaking to the BBC, she tells us she'll do everything she can to make the Russian leader's "regime fall as soon as possible". She also says she intends to stand for the country's presidency when the time is right. Read the full interview. | | | | |
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| | | | | Britain is sick and it's getting sicker - so can the government can get people working again? | | | | | | |
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| |  | 'NHS passports for patients' and 'courage of Sir Chris' | | | Labour's plans for the NHS appear on several front pages. The Guardian says the government wants everyone to have a digital "passport" containing their health records. The Telegraph says patients could be fined for missing appointments. There's also reaction to Sir Chris Hoy's terminal cancer diagnosis. The Mirror describes him as "courageous" while Metro calls him a "hero of a human being". | | | | | | | | |
| |  | | Woody is "really focused" on his work, says his handler. Credit: BBC | Equipped and ready for duty - meet Woody, the puffin protector | | | Wearing goggles to protect his eyes from brambles and thistles, Woody the labrador is setting off on a very important job. He's using his detecting skills to help to save seabirds from ferrets and rats on Rathlin Island, a haven for wildlife off Northern Ireland's north coast. Find out why his mission is so crucial to the puffin population. | | | | | | |
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