i'm joined instead to discuss this from brighton by caroline lucas, co—leader of the green party.the studio by martin tett, who is the conservative leader of buckinghamshire council and the local government association's spokesman on the environment. caroline lucas, are you glad we have had this announcement, the 2040 deadline, or do you think it will be history by the time we get there? i think it will be history, it is too little too late. the only reason we have had it at all is because of eu legislation and court cases forced the uk to act but other countries like norway and germany and india are moving more quickly than we are towards that target, looking at 2025, 20 30. in the meantime people are dying now from causes related to air pollution. it is a public health emergency and we need to see the longer term target in terms of getting diesel and petrol cars off the roads but we want to see a transformation in the transport systems and i mean massive investment in public transport as a starter. would you have had a diesel scrappage scheme? we think a properly funded diesel s

@carolinelucas caroline lucas, green party: "govt refuse to publish review into funding of extremismus off with vague statement. not good enough". if she wants though, she can read it — mps can read the document as long as they don't reveal what's in it. uk home secretary is promising action on financial transparency. here's james landale again. exposing a bit more of what these groups do. a lot of them call themselves charities, they are charities. wide definition of what the charity is. explain to the public, do you know this is what they are involved in? get transparency of the financial services sector, which supports groups, allowing them to set up financial instruments to setup this. crucially the interesting bit, the government says it will ensure charities are regulated. all charities are regulated. all charities are regulated. all charities are to declare overseas funding. quite significant change. wimbledon. andy murray out. djokovic out. andy murray out, three—time wimbledon winner novak djokovic out at the quarterfinals. chuck in stan wawrinka and rafa nadal, it means the

as of the gulf allies could be named in that report the green party co-leader caroline lucas she said that the statement gives absolutely no clue as to which foreign countries are funding extremism here in the u.k. so you've got the government saying that the report publishing the report would be damaging to national security but as this angry response already demonstrates refusing to make it public has only increased speculation about what's contained within it it's pretty much as vague as it gets it doesn't list a single country it admits that for a small number of extremist organizations here in the u.k. overseas funding is a significant source of income however it says the vast majority of extremist groups in the u.k. overseas funding isn't a significant source it also says that it's going to introduce more stringent checks on where overseas funding comes from for some of nonprofit organizations and things like charities and at the very end of this very short vague summary it says as part of our wider international engagement on countering extremism and. island extremism the gover

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arabia and the case of the gulf allies could be named in that report the green party co-leader caroline lucas she said that the statement gives absolutely no clue as to which foreign countries are funding extremism here in the u.k. so you've got the government saying that the report publishing the report would be damaging to national security but as this angry response already demonstrates refusing to make it public has only increased speculation about what's contained within it it's pretty much as vague as it gets it doesn't list a single country it admits that for a small number of extremist organizations here in the u.k. overseas funding is a significant source of income however it says that for the vast majority of extremist groups in the u.k. overseas funding isn't a significant source it also says that it's going to introduce more stringent checks on where overseas funding comes from for some of nonprofit organizations and things like charities and at the very end of this very short vague summary it says as part of our wider international engagement on countering extremism. islands extr

thank you, caroline lucas. adam peaty. sue has the latest on him.three any group d. jose mourinho says some clubs are paying far too much for players this summer. 75 million was spent on obama. they spent 89 million on pogba. but very new thing is the smaller clubs are overspending.“ we don't do that, we have no striker. especially for the strikers, the amount of money is amazing. every club getting good players, investing a lot. some clubs paying too much. they create a very strange and out—of—control markets. this is a reality now. the manchester city manager pep guardiola has added five signings, commenting on the spiralling transfer fees. city are currently on tour in los angeles and he can see the fees continue to rise. it is notjust us. the amount of the new transfers is coming. we will see 70—100, more than that. we will see 70—100, more than that. we will see. castleford tigers will welcome st helens in the first match of the super eights. they need to win to win the league leader shield for the first time. adam peaty was left stunned by his