TV 2

News
BBC1
30 minutes

The first 3 of 33 people that were stuck in the mines were getting home. These are the first people that left the hospital. There was a big party going on in the streets as a celebration that these people were released out of the mines. Next week the other 30 people will be able to go home. The government says that they've learned a lot from this accident.

There will be more money spent on defenses. This causes trouble with the finances and America is worried about that because they are the biggest partner of the UK.

Poor children need help for getting education, a chance for going to the university and getting a school meal. The government is now counting how many poor children there are and how much they have to spend on this project.

A 23 year old lady died. She was found burning. This case is very suspicious and now investigated.

BBC1 has a new reporter that was usually working for BBC3.

Liverpool is trying to make a last minute deal because they don't want to be sold to an American company.

Today it's six months ago that the ash cloud stopt the airtraffic. there were 33.000 flights cancelled in the UK.

The police office used Twitter to show the people that they really are busy 24/7 by reporting all the calls they recieved.

The tickets for the LondonOlympics vary from 20 till 2000 pounds. This is much more that last year in Bejing