—year—olds, potentially, up in court for nonpayment of tv licenses because of a system that you, lord hall why it's highly unlikely is because the current lord chancellor answered a parliamentary question that said prior to the changes — so, priorto 2000 — i think for the previous decade, no over—75s were taken to court. they weren't prosecuted. the leader of the commons has insisted the multi—billion—pound price tag to renovate the houses of parliament must ensure value for money. over the last few days, there have been reports that the £4 billion plan could be shelved in favour of smaller—scale repairs. the project involves mps and peers temporarily moving out of the palace — or "decanting", as they're calling it. the speaker of the house of lords wrote to the times newspaper, denying there was any change of plan. the matter was taken up by labour's shadow leader of the commons. we're all mindful of the costs, but does he agree with the lord speaker and chair of the house of lords commission that vacating the entire building is a far more cost—effective option? and will he find time to c

the director general, lord hall, said it was challenging times for the country and the focus had to be and serving the public during such a difficult time. there has been another day of heavy losses on world stock markets. london's ftse 100 closed down 4%. there were even bigger falls in new york, frankfurt, paris and madrid. amongst companies, aviation firms have been hardest hit. here's our economics editor faisal islam. across the uk, the eerie sight of airports turning into parking lots as planes are grounded, and used as people stop flying across the atla ntic people stop flying across the atlantic and within europe as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. pilots, air crew, ground staff, airlines forced to lay off workers, and in the case of virgin, temporarily imposing leave without pay for several weeks at least.|j queued sense of anxiety at the moment, and waiting for update daily to see how quickly this crisis is going to be under control. elsewhere, car manufacturers across europe are shutting down for the rest of the month at least. it is something we want to minimise and st

the director general, lord hall, said it was challenging times for the country and the focus had to bedifficult time. actor idris elba says he's tested positive for coronavirus. the star of bbc drama luther tweeted to say. he feels 0k and doesn't have any symptoms. elba says he has been isolated since finding out he was exposed to the virus on friday. in a video he urged people to stay home, practice social distancing and wash their hands. let's see a bit of that now: this is serious. now is the time to really think about social distancing, washing your hands and beyond that, there are people out there who are not showing symptoms and they can easily spread it, ok? so now it's a really good time to be really vigilant about washing your hands in keeping your distance, 0k. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, high coming in to settle the weather down it looks like it will be feared by the weekend. and even thenit be feared by the weekend. and even then it will be accompanied by a fairly chilly breeze out there. although today started with a lot of sunshine, pa

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in the cnn town hall he talked about the nuns and unions, and america we can do this. tonight he said i wrote it down, he said my lord been waiting for that. here's the problem, though, if he's the nominee, karen, democrats will go into the general election with their worst debater. i'm sorry. that's just the reality of the situation. he's been coming on strong but he is someone who's going to have a tough time if he winds up debating president trump. >> hillary clinton won every single debate and how'd that work out? >> and she performed well -- >> listen, i just wonder if people really care about debates all that much? do they want a debater or do they want who they want? >> i think they want who they want. biden won people self-described as democrats, won african-americans. sanders won young voters, latinos and people who self-describe as independents. like you said, don, it's a two person race, but i just think that each candidate has strengths. >> listen, a number of us were here in 2012. remember in 2012 when republicans had their postmortem how to have a broader tent, and i'm just wondering if democrats are go