chris leslie is one of them.n, such as chris leslie, have had no—confidence votes by their labour party members, that is their labour party members, that is the local party saying that they don't have confidence in the mp. as i mentioned, there are symbolic, but that does not mean to resign or unseat or anything, but this is all pa rt unseat or anything, but this is all part of a very public display of the divisions in the party. and as you say, what is important is the conference, because there are some members of the party, including the campaign group momentum, which wants a change to the party's rules to make it easier to challenge sitting mps. they say that is at the democratic thing, they think it should be up to the grassroots, and there should be greater scrutiny of theirmps, there should be greater scrutiny of their mps, which is good for democracy. but there are concerns in the party that this is all part of an effort to get rid of the critics ofjeremy corbyn. coming on the an effort to get rid of the c

chris leslie is one of them.orbyn, chris leslie as well as to others, have had no—confidence votes by their local party members, so votes by their local party members, so that is the local party saying that they have no confidence in the mp. as i mentioned, there are symbolic so that does not mean the mp has to resign his or her seat, but this is all part of the very public display of the divisions within the party. and as you say, what is important is coming up in conference, because there are some members of the party, including the campaign group, momentum, who want a change to the party's rules to make it easier to challenge sitting mps. they say that as a democratic thing that should be up to the grassroots to have more sway over their mps, and there should be greater scrutiny of mps. but there are concerns that this is all part of an effort to get rid of the critics ofjeremy corbyn. it comes on the back of the anti—semitism row, and tony blair also making statements yesterday. there has been lots of talk ab

i'm joined by mp chris leslie, you've just been would happen.chris leslie, you'vejust been part would happen. i'm joined by mp chris leslie, you've just been part of the so—called people'svote, mccluskey has a point, doesn't he? if you say that you respect the brexit result and honour that referendum, if there isa and honour that referendum, if there is a second vote, it should be how we leave, not whether? chat the problem is that the promise that we re problem is that the promise that were made by people who are saying that leigh wood unlock hundreds of millions of pounds for the nhs, all those things, have now been com pletely those things, have now been completely different. —— that leave would unlock millions of pounds. negotiations are at an impasse, i think the most tragic thing to do would be if the public the chance to say, now can see the practicalities of this, we need the option to reverse out of the cul—de—sac altogether. certainly parliament should try to get the least damage it brexit possible and put that to the public, too. but

chris leslie, the former shadow chancellor has lost a vote of no—confidence in one branch of his local wider vote in his party as well. he has said to me today that there are obviously motions is now being august by the leaderships machine. a pretty firm rebuttal to that this morning. labour says there is no such campaign, ourfocus continues to be opposing this failing government and offering solutions our country needs. these no—confidence votes, what do they mean? they have no official force, these no—confidence vote but i suppose it is about building up the pressure. it is about these members, supporters ofjeremy corbyn, saying we are here, we have the numbers if it comes to it to potentially deselect you. if you step out of line, we are going to respond and we have the power to get rid of you with ubuntu. —— if we want to. a former trump campaign adviser has been jailed for 14 days, for lying to fbi agents investigating alleged collusion with russia. george papadopoulos, who admitted the offence, was also ordered to do 200 hours of community service and pay a fine of 9,500 dollars.

it comes as a third labour mp, chris leslie, has lost a vote of no confidence among some members of hisncy party. our political correspondent, pete saull, gave us his assessment of mr umunna's comments. pretty striking language today from chuka umunna, he certainly not mincing his words and he has criticised jeremy in the past but the essential point today it is a growing fear among him and other labour moderates that there is an organised campaign out to get them at the moment. this was the key point in the speech, he said there is only one person who can sort that out and that is jeremy is only one person who can sort that out and that isjeremy corbyn... having only been re—elected by the constituents last year, often with big majorities, already centre—left mps are being systematically targeted with motions against them in their local parties, motions brought against them for standing up for the centre—left values. for example, demanding we have a zero tolerance of racism in the labour party. more motions are expected by colleagues in the weeks and months to come. my message to the l

chris leslie has had a no—confidence vote this week as well. vote this week as well. a lot of concern aboutjoan ryan, because the day after that meeting, a video appeared on twitter posted by iranians state television, which a p pa re ntly iranians state television, which apparently was at that meeting. she says she is horrified by the fact that there was a runny and —— iranians state television there. an chuka and brought that up after the speech this morning. we have a situation, if you look at the experience of my colleague john ryan in enfield, where you have got a labour party meeting being streamed and broadcast by the iranians state broadcaster. in 2018, really? what, every single local party and national parties should be how we stop this terrible brexit damaging every community. we have to get our priorities straight. jeremy corbyn has boosted labour party membership to huge levels — what are we expecting to see in terms of pressure on some mps in the local seats in the coming weeks and conference coming up? the labour membership now s

chris leslie. a long—time critic kirkjeremy corbyn, facing difficulties in nottingham? branch in nottingham east issued a vote of in him. afew nottingham east issued a vote of in him. a few dozen local members but he thinks it will move into a wider constituency labour party vote in him, it follows on from what we've had this week with two other labour mps who have been critical ofjeremy corbyn in the past. the membership in those local areas, clearly they are flexing their muscles and they say if you carry on criticising our leader, then potentially down the line we have the numbers to deselect you. and chuckjamuna is using strong language, basically saying to jeremy corbyn that you have the power to stop this from happening —— chuka umunna. he speaks to his supporters, painting a picture within center line which, hounds on the hunt for labour mps who have criticised jeremy corbyn, at the back of that hunt and pushing them on. chuka umunna making his feelings clear in the speech he has given this morning. he is talking a lot about brexit too and that is why all of this

it comes as a third labour mp, chris leslie, has lost a vote of no confidence among some members of hisr political correspondent, pete saull is here. pretty strong words from chuka umunna. there are a number of labour mps increasingly uncomfortable in their own party. that's right. there isa their own party. that's right. there is a growing unease amongst some of those moderate, centre—left labour mps, that they are being unfairly targeted now one that really is what chuka umunna is saying in this speech today. he of course has been critical ofjeremy corbyn in the past, there is no surprise there, but it is striking the language he is using here today. he says he's proud of the parties centre—left tradition but the danger is that tradition but the danger is that tradition is being out. having only been re—elected by their constituents last year, often with big majorities, already centre—left mps are being systematically targeted with motions against them in their local parties, motions brought against them for standing up for these centre—left values. for example, demanding we have a ze

dick any anything he says as norris chris leslie whistling in the river in anymore -- so again when i when i quite quite easy to know why the the allegations of not just just chris lays lazy when it was a different areas. and jeez what way yeah yeah. i don't. know how it is being being easy sex sexual the senate judiciary committee may say because i said it it's it's sort of sort of right around a different. set it will close six it'll. also. they they on and you know that that sound why i mean i mean in this. case it's not totally pleas. and even even if what would any of those things things why why would he can he come among christine. was as i said has every reason. to confirm. thing thing he has every reason. because he's he's essentially saying that it was a private home unloading what he says there's a look so yeah yeah very very. easy have happiness and it can really do anything -- it will. is it as as we explained will simply deny everything and of course in didn't have enough to do it said this is a something that arnold on troubles you about about getting at that. point one

have had the gall to criticise their leader and the latest name is the former shadow chancellor chris leslieote of no—confidence from pa rt lost a vote of no—confidence from part of his local party in nottingham east. these no—confidence votes are nottingham east. these no—confidence votes a re not legally nottingham east. these no—confidence votes are not legally binding, there's no force behind them, but what they do do is serve as a to mps that some of their local parties, if they feel they are stepping out of line, do have the numbers to potentially deselect them. 0k, thank you very much indeed. it's emerged that a russian exile who was murdered in britain last march believed that two men from moscow had tried to poison him five years earlier. nikolai glushkov, a former deputy director of the russian airline, aeroflot, was found apparently strangled at his home in south—west london. his death came a week after the former—spy, sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia, were poisoned in salisbury. the police have now re—opened their investigation into the incident in 2013, in which mr glushko

it comes as a third labour mp, chris leslie, has lost a vote of no confidence among some members of hisparty. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, is with me now. we have seen a series of these no—confidence votes and a feeling among some that this is coming from higher up. the divisions in labour are higher up. the divisions in labour a re pretty higher up. the divisions in labour are pretty well documented. there are pretty well documented. there are different schools of thought in the party. the accusation now is that things have come to such a head that things have come to such a head that some ofjeremy corbyn‘s supporters are trying to oust some of his critics but some elements of the left wing of the party are trying to get rid of some of the more centre—left mps. that is the accusation from chuka umunna. he does not say the party leadership is tried orchestrated the says they need to do something to stop it. this is what he said a little bit earlier. already, centre-left mps are being systematically targeted with motions against them in their owfi with motions against them

and the latest name is the former shadow chancellor, chris leslie, who's lost a vote of no—confidencelocal party in nottingham east. these no—confidence votes aren't sort of legally binding. there is no official force behind them, but what they do do is serve as a gentle reminder to mps that some of their local parties, if they feel they are stepping out of line, do have the numbers to potentially deselect them. new powers come into force today designed to stop nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management firms. you'll now need to opt in to allow companies to contact you. businesses that don't comply could face a fine of half a million pounds. manuela saragosa has more. for many of us, cold calls are a daily torment. hello? the financial conduct authority says some 2.7 billion nuisance calls texts and e—mails were made over the past year. that works out to be about 50 calls, texts and e—mails sent to every single adult in the country. many are made by companies offering to settle personal injury claims, or to claim back ppi — payment protection insurance. but from now on,

but the former shadow chancellor chris leslie has lost a vote of no—confidence in one branch of his localrety of his constituency in nottingham east. i've been in touch with him this morning and he said that these were obviously motion is now being orchestrated nationally by the leadership‘s machine. these votes are largely symbolic but i do think the labour membership are flexing their muscles. a lot ofjeremy corbyn supporters think this is democracy in action and they need to ensure that the party has mps that reflect the views of the now half a million oi’ the views of the now half a million or $0 the views of the now half a million or so members that the labour party have. pete, in westminster, thank you. the first member of president trump's election team to plead guilty to offences during the 2016 campaign has been sentenced to two weeks in jail. george papadopoulos, who was a foreign policy adviser, admitted lying to fbi agents investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russia — something the president has repeatedly denied. former us president barack 0bama has said his

abc reporter leslie brinkley captured this and viewer chris yeager captured this image in nearby pead month. they call it a rare hole punch cloud. it happens when cold water dloplets freeze and drop from the center of the cloud and work outward causing that hole effect. ing. >> it's also known as a fall streak and it is rare here in the bay area, so if you saw it, usually a plane goes through and causes those frozen droplets to fall, creating that beautiful view. live doppler showing the clouds passing through. they're mostly high-level clouds. winds out of the northwest, gusting to 24 in concord, 25 in san francisco. it's not near as windy as it has been. from our emeryville camera, you're seeing the clouds filter the sun. 67 in oakland. moer began hill, one o our warmer spots. mt. tam cam, it's going to be a beautiful sunset. 77 in santa rosa, napa, 72, 81 in concorde and 79 in live livee >> we going to carry on with today's theme. notice middle to latter part of next week, we're going to warm it up. back to average by friday. here's a live pier from our santa cruz camera. it's a be

chris yaeger took this photo in piedmont. leslie brinkley captured this image in oakland. and our own drew tuma says it's a hole punch cloud it's happening from very cold water drop lets falling. >>> there is a cool pictures in right now i want to show you the live doppler 7 and satellite image. we are waking up to scattered low level clouds and high level clouds right now. doppler picking up bits of green. this is moisture in the low level clouds we don't expect any rain the next 7 to ten days. it's gusty. currently winds at 26-mile-per-hour from the west. we also have some breezy d,8 miless in fairfield and hour-mile-per-hour. that gives you an idea what oh expect. here a life shot. we see low clouds moving in over san francisco. oakland 57. mountain view at 56. morgan hill, cool at 49 appear hf half moon bay 57. this time as we look from emeryville across we see low clouds near the coast. santa rosa. 53. novato cool at 52. and some mid-to upper 50s in fairfield, concord and livermore. as we show you a pretty shot from the exploratorium, looking at quickly moving clouds

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view he chris yaeger took in photo in paid nlt month. leslienkley captured another image in oakland. drew tum aifr says it's a hole punch cloud when water droplets freeze and fall from the center of the clouds outward. >>> now the accuweather forecast. >>> starting off with live doppler. and the satellite mink clouds over parts of the bay area. picking up a few lightning strikes right now near the sacramento area. and also winds have been pretty gusty out there. in concord up to 25-mile-per-hour. fairfield gusting up to 21 as well as san francisco. so that breeze will bring us some cooler temperatures today. and you can see of the low clouds over frist right now as we look from the exploratorium but we see clear skies out there as well pl temperatures are mostly in the 50s. san francisco 54. oakland 57. san jose 5 a but morgan hill is cool at 49 degrees right now and half moon bay 57. check out the beautiful shot as we look from walnut creek with the scattered high clouds right now passing through parts of the inland east bay area. santa roosz

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