just andy burnham once had ambitions to lead britain's labor party he recently left national politics to become the first directly elected mayor of manchester and he took up the job just weeks before this attack you know it's raising my head in politics aside i talked about it i mean you have a tougher conversation something papering next year maybe there is a conversation we do need to have a difficult conversations about what more we can all do to tackle extremism extremism of any kind of radicalization what more can communities to respond to talk over and be honest about. manchester is a small city just half a million people so this is one of those places where everybody knows somebody who was there that night. hundreds of people who are caught up in this attack including fifteen year old samantha she'd waited months to see her arrival ariana grande. i was waiting by to come as i knew she was on top and then i back my brother by me from thinking. this is the finish we had like a loud bang found. on. every news meaning i saw someone covered in blood samantha geimer a stupor assessin

andy burnham, thank you.gh the day that means many of us will see decent spells of sunshine, but it means it is a chilly start to this morning. through the morning, there will be some mist and fog patches around across many parts of the country, but once they clear away, plenty of sunshine around too. it is particularly across western parts of england, southern england and southern wales where we have got the mist and the fog patches. but i think they will clear away over the next few days and then for most of us, it is a day of light winds and blue sky and sunshine. windier across the northern isles. we could see gales developing. elsewhere, lighter winds and most of us staying dry. across scotland away from the northern isles, it should be less windy and there will be spells of sunshine and it should remain dry too. the sunshine continuing down across much of northern england so a dry afternoon to come. just the chance of a rogue shower across parts of east anglia, but most places avoiding them and temperat

andy burnham joins us. i guess that is something you welcome?ssness, councils, the nhs, private sector, public sector organisations and charities, probably the same. it would make our problem with rough sleeping dramatically worse and could perhaps double it. i've got to respond to that and get that voice heard in this debate today. it's why i've written to all the greater manchester mps ahead of the debate. theresa may saying there is no question of putting it on hold or pausing while they reconsider. i mean, which aspect of it is the biggest problem for you? the biggest single problem is the delay people experience before receiving money. so people can wait for as long as six weeks, some longer than that. what that does is, it plunges people into a spiral of debt. they are then ina into a spiral of debt. they are then in a position where they can't get out of debt. in pilot schemes in manchester we have seen large numbers of people who've applied for universal credit end up in rent arrears, some in debt, some being evicted. that is the core pr