essentially, the right honourable lady is calling for years�* worth of documents and messages between named individuals to be in scope. that, mr speaker, could cover anything from civil servants�* medical conditions to intimate details about their families. i really will say to the right honourable lady, ifind it extraordinary that she should lecture us on value for money for the taxpayer. i understand she has now purchased two pairs of noise cancelling headphones on expenses. i will be fair to the right honourable lady, if i had to attend shadow cabinet meetings, i think i would want to tune them out, too! can ijust say, the deputy prime minister was very good saying he was welcoming short questions. i would also welcome shorter answers. angela rayner.

mr speaker, all we are asking for is what the covid inquiry has asked for. across the world, covid inquiries are well under way while his government hides information and shells out public money on legal bills for the oxbridge one, the former prime minister is now demanding another million to pay for his new lawyers. i know the honourable gentleman and his former boss have fallen out, and maybe he wants to patch things up, but can he seriously say this is a good use of taxpayers�* money? deputy prime minister. if we want to talk about relationships between different people, i do not think we need to search her whatsapp messages to know there is no communication between her and the leader of her party. i will happily, happily stand up for our record on covid. when she and her party were carping from the sidelines,

calling for longer lockdowns, i was working, as culture secretary, to keep ourfootball clubs running, to protect our theatres and museums, and deliver the largest cultural recovery package in the western world. that is the difference between her and me, mr speaker. while she was collecting titles, i was getting on with the job. while pmq�*s resumed in the uk — the prime minister is in washington where he�*s expected to discuss president biden�*s flagship package of investment in green industries when the pair meet. rishi sunak arrived yesterday for meetings with business leaders and senior politicians, he�*ll meetjoe biden at the white house tomorrow. mr sunak is also expected to address the war in ukraine. a cyber crime gang, called clop, has claimed it�*s behind a mass data breach which saw payroll information taken from companies including british airways and the bbc. the hackers have posted an ultimatum on their darknet site,

saying that if the firms don�*t begin negotiations over the data next week, they�*ll publish the information. our cyber correspondenant joe tidy is in the newroom with more on the latest. we know that they are a notorious cybercrime gang and they specialise in something called run somewhere which is a type of incident we see right now with a gain entry into an organisation�*s system, it system, and they steal data and ransom it back to the companies, threatening to publish online. sometimes they also install malicious software that encrypts and scrambles all that data so the organisations can have access to the systems. in this case they haven�*t done that which is some relief to some of the organisations affected, but we also know that clop has been around since 2019, they have hit many organisations around the world and most of their targets are in the us. we think they could be based in russia, but of course you never really know in the cybercrime world where the hackers

are, but there are certain tell—tale signs that have been picked up over the years by cybersecurity research so for example they operate mostly in russian forums, russian speaking forms and they have breaks during russian holidays and that sort of thing. this post they put up late last night under dark nights out, ed initially said that the companies affected have until the 12th ofjune and then for some reason it was chained to the 14th ofjune. i have just looked this morning and it could be a coincidence but there is a russian public holiday on the 12th ofjune. the advice that is not to panic, the organisations are the ones that have to deal with this now. individuals are not at the stage and massive danger of hackers coming after them and into their bank accounts. they simply cannot do that with the information they have and there are many steps join now and there are many steps join now and someone�*s bank account being attacked but there are things you can do which is lookout for suspicious e—mails and phone calls. a 14—year—old boy has died in hospital after an incident at a school in west lothian. emergency services were called to st kentigern�*s academy in blackburn on tuesday afternoon

for what the school has described as an "isolated incident". the pupil, was taken to hospital but died shortly after. a police scotland spokesman said that the victim�*s "family have been informed and inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of the death". perhaps francis is in hospital after surgery on his abdomen. the perhaps francis is in hospital after surgery on his abdomen. the pope has been admitted — surgery on his abdomen. the pope has been admitted to _ surgery on his abdomen. the pope has been admitted to hospital _ surgery on his abdomen. the pope has been admitted to hospital and - surgery on his abdomen. the pope has been admitted to hospital and he - surgery on his abdomen. the pope has been admitted to hospital and he is . been admitted to hospital and he is at the gemelli hospital in rome and he will have surgery on his abdomen and he will undergo a laparotomy, and he will undergo a laparotomy, and abdominal wall surgery and general anaesthesia. and abdominal wall surgery and generalanaesthesia. he and abdominal wall surgery and general anaesthesia. he was here at gemelli hospital yesterday for a

checkup and it was a quick visit about a0 minutes long but he and his medical team decided that this surgery was necessary to try and treat a hernia that is causing the pope severe pain. he is expected to spend several days in hospital to try and make a full recovery and interestingly, the pope was seen earlier today attending his weekly general audience and he seemed in good spirits. he was talking to people, he was smiling, he did not mention at all, he did not talk about his upcoming planned surgery, which as i mentioned, will take place in a few hours right here at gemelli hospital. bangladesh has shut thousands of schools as it struggles through its lengthiest heatwave in half a century. temperatures in the capital dhaka have surged to around a0 degrees celsius, with widespread power cuts throughout the nation. earlier this week, the country was forced to suspend operations at its biggest power plant because the government was unable to afford the coal to fuel it.

smoke in canadian wildfires is drifting across the border into the united states —... prompting air quality alerts from minnesota to new york city. 0ur newsroom reporter naomi choy smith has more. well, the air quality in new york city was so bad yesterday that it briefly reached the top of the most polluted cities in the entire world. and it is not hard to see why, or not see why, from this photograph year, which should be a view of the manhattan skyline from brooklyn, but the manhattan skyline is completely obscured by that haze. the statue of liberty, same situation, shrouded in that orange smoke from the canadian wildfires. another icon of the new york city skyline, one world trade center, well you can barely see it there because of the pollution from those wildfires. and new yorkers i have been speaking with and indeed taking to social media to say that they have breathing difficulties from the poor air quality. in fact, this meteorologist saying that new york city resembled mars yesterday due to that thick plume

of smoke from quebec, and mentioning the very poor air quality. of course, that is the concern in all of this. as the new york city mayor eric adams tweeted, if you are a new yorker with heart or breathing issues, be careful when you are outdoors today, because of course poor air quality can really affect human health. and it is notjust in new york city. more than 100 million americans are being warned because of the high pollutants and the poor air quality everywhere from new york to minnesota. and what is causing all of this? well, it is the wildfires that have been raging in quebec for the last few weeks. more than 160 wildfires as of last count. you can see here this is a satellite image showing roughly the plumes of smoke that are drifting from those wildfires down further south. to give you a sense of where that is, that is this area here, and it is moving all the way

across the border into the united states. this is the new york city area there. so definitely, you know, experts are saying this could be harmful to human health, and meteorologists are saying this could go on for several more days as the canadian wildfires are still raging and sending that smoke southwards. spider—man star tom holland has become the latest celebrity to send a video message of support to a little boy recovering from a devastating car accident. the 11—year—old, also called tom, is currently in hospital after he was knocked down by a police car in lancaster last month. his family set up a facebook page where they encourage celebrities to send in messages of support. this is what the avenger had to say. hey, tom, it�*s tom. let me start off by saying you have probably got the coolest name out there. your parents made a great choice. i am just sending you a video

because i want you to know that i am thinking about you, i am sending you positive vibes, and i hope you can be strong and we are all looking forward to speaking to you soon. so lots of love and stay strong, tom. bye— bye. ever dreamt about winning the lottery — we�*ve all done that, right? maybe it�*s time to take a trip to birmingham. the people who run the lottery have said that�*s where you�*re most likely to take the jackpot. since the draw started nearly 30 years ago, they say someone�*s become a millionaire in the city — on average — once every seven weeks. it said 205 millionaires had been created in the city since the lottery began. there have been 35 millionaires made in the city in the past three years. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with thomasz. the sun shine has been a little bit hit and miss over the last few days but it has been dry indeed. that�*s about to change as the temperatures are expected to rise as is the humidity and also we are expecting one or two storms towards the end of the week. but on that dry weather, it really has been incredibly dry,

in fact, the last time it rained across parts of england was the 11th of may and the reason for it is this persistent high area of pressure sinking airand persistent high area of pressure sinking air and blocking the atmosphere and it has stopped the weather fronts from coming atmosphere and it has stopped the weatherfronts from coming in. but look at the wind arrows coming off the north sea, that has allowed that low great north sea cloud to spread across part of the country and it doesn�*t always burn off and that�*s why we have most of the sunshine across western parts of wales so in northern ireland and wales where we have enjoyed glorious sunshine, but we do need the rainfall. 0ur gardens are desperate for it. here�*s the forecast for wednesday, lots of sunshine around and high temperatures will be with the sunny skies are out of the west of the north sea coast with hall at 15 celsius. and further east you are the cloudier it will be. —— hold... the pollen levels are very high across parts of england and wales. tonight, the north sea wind once

again pushes in the cloud inland, quite far west, so that means it�*s a cloudy morning for many of us but not particularly called at around seven or 8 degrees and then that strong june sunshine will work its magic, burned the cloud away towards the east, notice how that cloud melts away by the time we get to midday and is probablyjust the very coast itself that will be shrouded with cloud so the lowest temperatures here at 15 degrees whereas we are pushing to the mid 20s in cardiff. that is thursday�*s weather. let�*s look at friday where weather. let�*s look at friday where we are starting to see the first signs of showers building at the humidity increasing in the south—west and getting warm in the south—west and getting warm in the south—west with temperatures typically in the low— and mid—20s and still on the fresh side and close the north sea coast. but temperatures continue to creep up by the weekend and we could be talking about at high 20s in some spots and also the risk of those showers and thunderstorms which we do need.

goodbye.