newspaper headlines the next day was tuesday puzzling interview by andrew neil with jeremy corbyn. puzzling interview by andrew neil withjeremyorbyn. here's the labour leader public response when invited to make a report apology to the british jewish invited to make a report apology to the britishjewish community. invited to make a report apology to the british jewish community.” don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society. in our government will protect every community. so no apology? against the abuse they receive on the trains come on the streets. 0r the abuse they receive on the trains come on the streets. orin any other form of life. let's try one more time. no apology? cannot explain what i want to do. you've been given plenty of time. i don't want anyone to go through what anyone has gone through. i understand that, iwas asking you about an apology. through. i understand that, iwas asking you about an apologym through. i understand that, iwas asking you about an apology. it was by all accounts a robust to encounter into much so for some reviewers who recorded her response to andrew neil's approach on video

newspaper headlines the next day was tuesday puzzling interview by andrew neil with jeremy corbyn. puzzling interview by andrew neil withjeremyic response when invited to make a report apology to the british jewish invited to make a report apology to the britishjewish community. invited to make a report apology to the british jewish community.” don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society. in our government will protect every community. so no apology? against the abuse they receive on the trains come on the streets. 0r the abuse they receive on the trains come on the streets. or in any other form of life. let's try one more time.

contrary to what i told you earlier, andrew neil's interview withjeremy corbyn is on bbc one at 7pm.id a poison had taken root in the party and questioned if the labour leader was fit for office. butjeremy corbyn called anti—semitism "an evil

and tonight, andrew neil will be speaking withjeremy corbyn, in the second in his series of interviewsch on the bbc iplayer. don‘t miss that, that should be a very interesting exchange. the muslim council of britain has accused the conservative party of "denial, dismissal and deceit" over islamophobia and having a "blind spot" over racism towards muslims. in a statement responding to the chief rabbi‘s criticism of labour, the mcb, which represents more than 500 mosques and muslim groups, said: very strongly worded statement thereby the muslim of britain. —— thereby the muslim of britain. —— the muslim council of britain. speaking while campaigning this afternoon, the chancellor, sajid javid, rejected the criticism by the muslim council of britain. we will never ever, as a party, tolerate anyone amongst our ranks that has any kind of prejudice to any group of people, whether that is based on their race or their religion, their gender, or anything else. we will never tolerate it. whenever we have ever come across that kind of behaviour in a tiny, tiny number of cases, that all parties, i

andrew neil will take him apart. he's running scared. borisjohnson did boris johnson did agree borisjohnson did agree to the first ever debate with jeremy borisjohnson did agree to the first ever debate withjeremy corbynweek. we will see them again in the head to 0k, helen, thank you very much for that. helen kat, our political correspondent. we are going to have much more on today's general election topics throughout the day on bbc news. beginning right now with salford and nicky campbell in the five live studio for a special your questions answered with green party co—leaderjonathan bartley. welcome to this special election programme on 5 live and the bbc news channel. we are giving you the chance to put your question to jonathan bartley, chance to put your question to jonathan ba rtley, the chance to put your question to jonathan bartley, the co—leader of the green party. 0ver jonathan bartley, the co—leader of the green party. over the next hour we will be hearing questions from listeners on 5 live your call, taking questions submitted online and via social media to your questions answered on the bbc. you can get in touch when we are on the air. and we are also giving you the chance to e—mail your

andrew neil, after he refused to commit to taking part. the telegraph leads on last night's climate debate too. it says the conservatives have accused channel 4 of "conspiring withjeremy corbynof reckoning" for the broadcaster, if his party wins the election. there is the eye newspaper. you can see the ice sculptures on the end two podiums. the guardian leads with the story that former chief superintendent david duckenfield has been found not guilty of gross negligence manslaughterfor his role in the hillsborough disaster. the headline reads: "so who was to blame?" the liverpool echo has dedicated its entire front page to the verdict. it reads "not guilty — but the ghosts of the 96 will always haunt duckenfield." we have nina and james on the so far. what have you got? house prices have increased at their fastest in several months, 0.8% in the year to november according to a study, london prices have picked up again indicating some stabilisation. and in the sun, who here is addicted to their smartphone? is there a category for addicted? this is a study at a university in london looking out links to anxiety among young people and children specifically. a significant minority