A short round-up of the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral at Windsor Castle, inserted into the national IRN radio bulletin from Sky News.

REPORT: Prince Philip is laid to rest at Windsor Castle

Russia's invasion of Ukraine is into a second day with residents taking shelter in underground rail stations and parents worried about how to explain what's happening to their children.

Image: Reuters

REPORT: Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters a second day

The new health secretary has outlined her 'Plan for Patients' to help improve access to NHS care. But some groups are questioning whether the announcement tackles the fundamental issues which are facing the health service.

LBC News: Health Secretary outlines her 'Plan for Patients'

Full report, as LBC has found schools and care homes are set to be among the places opening on Christmas Day to offer warmth and food to people struggling with rising costs.

Read more: https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/hundreds-of-warm-spaces-across-the-country-open-doors-to-offer-warmth-and-food-t/

Schools and care homes opening on Christmas Day to keep families warm

A report by the National Police Chiefs' Council found that an overwhelming majority of complaints relating to police officers or staff's treatment of women were dropped with no further action.

Victims say the internal complaints and misconduct processes need a complete overhaul.

My report on LBC News

Majority of violence against women and girls complaints against police dropped

An announcement from the Home Office is expected to make it easier for police chief constables and commissioners to sack rogue officers if they're found guilty of misconduct, as former Home Secretaries call for powers to go further.

Majority of violence against women and girls complaints against police dropped

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