内容摘要：The BBC understands the final cost of the project could climb to £50m in the long term.

The BBC understands the final cost of the project could climb to £50m in the long term.

proposed in February.Harriet Wistrich, founder of the Centre for Women's Justice, said that Ms Oudeh's calls to the police the night she was murdered "weren't seen as the risk that they represented".

But she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that this was "just one little part of the story, because Raneem was failed repeatedly by the police because they didn’t appreciate the nature of the abuse that they were dealing with".While Ms Wistrich welcomed the pilot, she added: "What we really want to see is something permanent and sustained, that also carries with it proper accountability – so that when the police fail, they’re held to account."In another effort to protect women and girls, the government also announced a new domestic abuse protection order pilot that will start in November.

Police already have the power to legally order abusers not to contact or go within a certain distance of victims for up to 28 days.The pilot will introduce no maximum time limit for orders, impose electronic tagging of offenders and require perpetrators to notify police of any change in name or address.

The new orders will cover all forms of domestic abuse, including violence, stalking and controlling behaviour.

Breaching an order will be a criminal offence punishable by up to five years in prison.The Northern Lights are caused by the interaction of the solar wind - a stream of charged particles escaping the Sun - and our planet's magnetic field and atmosphere.

Country music singer Lisa McHugh has told how her baby daughter spent 10 "horrendous" days in hospital after contracting respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).is a common, but highly infectious, respiratory virus that affects the breathing system, particularly in young children and older adults.

"You feel so helpless, and it's the most horrible feeling for a parent to go through, to not be able to fix what's going on or help," said Ms McHugh.According to the Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland, there have been more than 1,000 cases of RSV in infants under the age of one since 30 September 2024.