rachel maclean mp, thank you very i incredibly difficult period. see how this story is captain tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in our papers. our guests training us tonight are... ..anne mcelvoy, senior editor at the economist and adam payne, political editor at politics home. are producers in the news you have worked their socks off in the last few minutes to get them, so thank you to them. let's move on to other news now, and investigators in northern greece have warned people living near the site of a plane crash to stay indoors because of fears the aircraft was carrying toxic material. the flight, which came down on saturday, was transporting a cargo of weapons from serbia to bangladesh. our balkans correspondent, guy delauney, has more. this is all that is left of the soviet—era cargo plane that crashed near kavala in eastern greece. it was going to make an emergency landing at the city's airport but it didn't make it that far. local people saw the antonov an—i2 on fire as it descended. then they heard a series of explo

conservative mp rachel maclean is supporting sajid javid's leadership bid.for safeguarding until she resigned on wednesday, and also previously worked as mrjavid's parliamentary private secretary when he was chancellor. she spoke about why she is endorsing sajid javid... i worked with him very closely into very significantjobs in the treasury, and also in the home office. the overriding thing for me, when i look for a candidate to support, is integrity and honesty. someone who will tell the truth to the voters about the hard decisions that need to be taken to tackle the crises facing the country, but also about standards in public life. those are vital for us to repair the trust in our democracy. having taken the decision that sajid has those qualities, it was about who has the experience. this is not an apprenticeship, there is not time to learn on thejob. i looked at what was on offer, and out of all the candidates sajid javid was ahead of the rest, in terms of all experience, and i believe he can form a government and unite the party. you where they are w

let's speak to rachel maclean, conservative mp for redditch in worcestershire, who's backing sajid javidat the launch earlier?— nice to see you. clearly at the launch earlier? . iwas. ithought she was great. _ launch earlier? . iwas. ithought she was great. it _ launch earlier? . iwas. ithought she was great. it was _ launch earlier? . iwas. ithought she was great. it was really - launch earlier? . iwas. ithoughtl she was great. it was really good, talking about all the policies, and he has also produced has a fully costed policy platform in a lot of detail, but she has had to put together very quickly.- detail, but she has had to put together very quickly. some might be thinkin: he together very quickly. some might be thinking he had _ together very quickly. some might be thinking he had a _ together very quickly. some might be thinking he had a bit _ together very quickly. some might be thinking he had a bit of— together very quickly. some might be thinking he had a bit of time... - together very quickly. some might be thinking he had a bit of time... no, . thinking he had a bit of tim

in her resignation letter to the prime minister, safeguarding minister rachel maclean said that...ools minister robin walker and minister for exports and minister for equalities mike freer. fivejunior ministers coordinated their resignations. julia lopez was a culture minister, lee rowley was a business minister. alex burghart was an education minister. kemi badenoch was a local government minister and neil o'brien was a levelling up minister. there was a lot of attention on michael gove. the daily mail was the first to go for this, sink michael gove has told the prime minister it is time to go. it has been noted he wasn't on the front benches for pmqs at lunchtime. the housing secretary also delivered the message to the prime minister this morning, said the newspaper. on the bbc understands that that is the case. that is a really significant moment, because michael gove isn'tjust one of the most senior members of the cabinet, he is also one of the most prominent brexiteers, and someone who previously had criticised boris johnson but then turned and supported him. it had been noted