Lucy van den Brul

Broadcast journalist and Senior Content Editor @GMB

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Broadcasters from four countries have said they will now boycott next year's Eurovision song contest, after Israel's participation in the event was confirmed. Several participants had called for Israel to be excluded over the war in Gaza, as well as accusations of unfair voting practices.

@lornashaddick has the latest.

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The Government has announced a new child poverty strategy that it says will give all children a good start in life. The plan includes greater access to childcare and ending families living in Bed and Breakfasts for more than six weeks.

Labour claims the plan will lift more than half a million children out of poverty by 2030. But with a record four and a half million kids in the UK living below the Poverty line, campaigners have criticised the strategy, saying it lacks ambition.

@richardgaisford reports.

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Fly tipping is so bad in Sefton, Merseyside that council staff are out 7 days a week clearing up. The increase in unlicensed, rogue traders doing cheap rubbish picks is a big factor. Is it a problem in your area? @GMB #flytipping

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Former PM Gordon Brown is calling to 'totally abolish' the two-child benefit cap.

He talks to @susannareid100 and Richard about his proposal of a gambling tax to fight child poverty.

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Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown is joining forces with Prince William to help distribute household goods to those most in need.

He talks to @susannareid100 and Richard about the plan he has in place to help people who are homeless.

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Footage of a suspect involved in the theft of priceless jewellery from the Louvre Museum in Paris has been released to the media.

The manhunt continues for the masked gang, who broke into the Apollo Gallery in broad daylight and stole nine items.

@richardgaisford reports.

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A new NHS-approved nasal spray for people with severe allergies is available on prescription from today.

It's the first needle-free adrenaline treatment for people at risk of anaphylaxis from allergens like peanuts and insect bites.

@michellemITV reports.

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The Health Secretary has announced an independent investigation into maternity services at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

It follows multiple cases of stillbirths and alleged failings in care.

@nityagrajan has the latest.

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Prince Andrew is facing a police investigation over claims he asked his bodyguard to try to obtain personal information about Virginia Giuffre in 2011, years before his infamous 2019 interview in which he said, 'I don't remember meeting her at all.'

@nickdixonitv reports.

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Hamas says it is committed to returning the bodies of remaining hostages in Gaza, but that it may take some time. The group says specialist tools are needed to remove rubble and access collapsed tunnels, but that an Israel-enforced ban on equipment entering the Strip is hindering action.

＠richardgaisford reports.

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A farmer in Bolton says she's treating her herd of dairy cows to live jazz performances in a bid to boost milk production. Researchers say a little rhythm and blues can increase yields by up to four per cent.

@nityagrajan has gone to see this method in action.

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A woman who accompanied her husband to the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland has been told she will not face criminal charges.

Louise Shackleton's husband Antony lived with motor neurone disease for six years before he decided to end his own life in December. Louise, who appeared on Good Morning Britain last month, believes her family could have been together during Antony’s final moments if assisted dying was legal here in the UK.

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Hamas says it can't reach any more bodies of Israeli hostages still in Gaza.

The group handed over what's believed to be the remains of two hostages to the Red Cross last night - but warned specialist equipment would be needed to find others.

@richardgaisford reports.

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The number of drivers being handed penalty points has surged in the last year, with speed cameras catching record numbers of motorists breaking legal limits.

Nearly 10 million points were added to licences in 2024.

@swainitv reports.

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The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy has told us it is becoming increasingly concerned about the number of people turning to AI chatbots for mental health support.

Over two-thirds of therapists say they're worried about the advice.

@polly_bartlett reports.

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Feels especially poignant being at Essex @catsprotection this morning after my beloved cat of 17 years, Henry, passed away on Monday. Too many ppl buying designer cats when many are awaiting new homes in rescue centres across the UK. Important message = adopt don’t buy! 🐈 @gmb

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'Would this have deterred you?'

@kategarraway asks the woman once dubbed Birmingham's most prolific shoplifter, Keeley Knowles.

This comes as Sussex Police is now fitting thieves with GPS ankle tags to tackle the issue of shoplifting, which has risen 10% in the county.

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A month on from Ricky Hatton's death, the boxing legend's family want his courageous spirit to live on and help others.

His son, Campbell Hatton, speaks about the impact his dad had on his life.

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Union leaders say plans by the EU to hit the UK steel industry with import tariffs of 50% could have a "catastrophic" impact.

The EU is also cutting the amount of steel it imports by half.

@nityagrajan reports.