secretary chris greyling.eaker, i come to this house to mark a historic moment which which signals our commitment to securing global connectivity, creating tens of thousands workerjobs and apprenticeships and boosting our economy through future generations by expanding heathrow airport. this is a test of whether the government is fit for purpose on big projects? it's going to be a battle going forward, there still strong oppositions, there are still some difficult stages to overcome, but we are absolutely determined to deliver this project which we think is crucial to all of our futures. at least that's the plan. thousands of newjobs nearly £150 million compensation and noise insulation for neighbours, 800 homes could be demolished, many here in harmondsworth, and many don't believe cleaner, quieter planes means less noise and air pollution. labour is split too. protesters dogged party headquarters this week and the labour leader is not backing expansion yet. tests must be undertaken on the economic impact for

and if chris greyling is unwilling to be held to account than the prime minister theresa may must bein the north must be able to see things being done on the ground, speeds in the ground quickly. —— spades. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: the first funerals have been held in guatemala for those killed by the volcano. 69 people are confirmed dead, but it's feared many more may have perished as the search for survivors continues. other stories from around the bbc newsroom. italy's new anti—establishment government has won its first confidence vote in the italian senate, outlining details of the tax cuts, higher welfare spending and tighter immigration rules it wants to implement. the prime minister giuseppe conte was sworn in last week after days of political and economic instability. the boss of qatar airways has come under fire for suggesting a woman couldn't lead the airline. at a conference in sydney akbar al baker was asked why qatar's ceo was a man, he responded saying, "of course it has to be led by a man because it is a very challenging pos