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on our panel tonight — justine greening, former conservative minister, and wills robinson, assistantdeo posted online, she says the family had been denied access to his body because of a cover—up by the kremlin and blamed president putin for his death. a minister in israel's war cabinet has warned that israeli forces will launch an offensive in rafah in southern gaza, unless hamas releases all of its hostages by 10th march. today, all eu states but hungary backed a halt in military operations in the area. a bbc panorama investigation has discovered that uk special forces blocked former afghan special forces from settling in britain.

and justine greening, who was, not so long ago, the tory education secretary too.efore we do anything else, let's see what's making the news this morning. the sunday express and the sunday people splash with a committe of mps verdict that the military�*s not properly equipped to fight a war. the sunday telegraph has that — and england beating italy in the six nations. sadly no picture of scotland's fine defeat of wales. and the observer claims labour�*s going for a safety first manifesto, but features the first nationalist first minister of northern ireland — a historic day there yesterday. michelle o'neil spoke to the bbc earlier and there is plenty on that important story on the bbc website. but the bbc is leading this morning on the overnight airstrikes by american and uk forces. jeremy bowen, our international editor, is injerusalem for us and i spoke to him a short while ago. well, it's another round of strikes against the houthis in yemen, who've been attacking the shipping in the red sea. i think it's sending once again a message that britain, america and th

preservation planners justin green and tina tam told the project sponsor that the secretary of the interiorstandard prohibited the cottage from being raised more than two feet and, i quote, raised the cottage and entire story is not in conformance with the secretary standards, as it will drastically alter the existing buildings relationship to the street and the lot. justin grebien also wrote that instead of trying to move the cottage forward on the lot and again, i quote the location of any addition is best situated within the existing envelope of the rear addition. an unfortunately, the planning staff did not stick to its own recommendations, gradually giving in to the project sponsors pleas for reasons that seem more the result of politics than good planning. if the planning staff had stuck to its original position, we wouldn't be here. the plan before you today would try to move the cottage, as mr. winslow said, forward about 13ft on the lot, raise it up seven feet, put it on top of a whole new living level with a roof deck immediately behind it, which will be visible from certainly acr

christian: well, that assessment in justin's report comes on the same day that the opposition leadern britain, sir keir starmer, confirms he is ditching the pledge to spend 28 billion pounds a year on green investment if his party wins election. conservatives have described as another starmer major u-turn. speaking to the bbc's political editor, he said the target had to be scaled back because it was the conservatives who crashed the economy. >> let'be clear, what are you keeping? >> since we announced the green prosperity plan, we have made a number of important components like green steel, to make steel in this country, a national wealth fund so we can have investment coming in for the jobs of the future, and a publicly-owned company so that where we invest in energy in this country, we get deals back for taxpayers. all of that make sure that every single commitment we've made is staying. the warm homes commitment is scaled down, that will take longer, but everything else is exactly as announced. what we are announcing today is we won't be making further investments, and therefore

justin, for the moment, thank ou ve jobs.ect temperatures today of up to 13 degrees. there's more on our website and social media including how to get your hands on a bit of the magic circle. that's it, i'm back in around half an hour. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines. two leaders under pressure. kier starmer u—turns on a flagship labour policy. sunak asks for a meeting with brianna ghey's mother after a transgender joke made in parliament. protesters who climb on war memorials could be sent to jail, under new laws being put forward by the government. lots of you contacted us following our coverage about proposals to improve access to nhs dental appointments in england. i'll be going through your messages a little later on. a20 messages a little later on. 5 degrees difference in temperature a20 5 degrees difference in temperature north to south this morning. where we have rain is where we have mild temperatures but as it pushes further north, we will see disruptive snow o