. >> well, that speech comes as ten reform councillors in derbyshire leave the party over the leadership of nigel farage. meanwhile, the health secretary has warned the use of inflammatory language over grooming gangs risks vilifying entire communities. meanwhile, labour mp for liverpool walton, dan carden, has called for a national inquiry, the first from the party to break ranks, urging sir keir starmer to use the full power of the state to deliver justice in germany. the afd has nominated co—leader alice weidel as chancellor candidate at a congress live streamed on elon musk's social media platform x, she promised to close the borders and abandon eu. eu climate policy, pledging to tear down windmills of shame. earlier, protesters clashed with delegates attending the congress in risor, the right leaning alternative for germany is polling at second ahead of the country's election in february. ukraine says its troops have taken two north korean soldiers prisoner in the kursk region. writing on x, president volodymyr zelenskyy said the wounded men who are fighting alongside russian forces

let's hear more of what's on tonight's programme with victoria derbyshire.the itv drama shining a light on one the itv drama shining a light on one the most widespread miscarriages of justice in british history we speak to five former sub postmasters including 92 euros betty brown who still have not received full compensation and we ask why. that is on bbc two in around five minutes. see you then. a ferry at the centre of a long—running political row in scotland has entered service at last, sailing to arran in the firth of clyde. the glen sannox should hav

ten reform uk councillors in derbyshire have resigned in protest over nigel farage�*s leadership.ingly autocratic manner" and that reform "had lost its sense of direction" since mr farage took over as leader. mr farage told the bbc that the ten councillors had come from a rogue branch of the party. as far as the counsellors are concerned, they're nearly all parish councillors. and actually, the truth is that none of them passed vetting. we had a rogue branch putting people up. and i think you will find in many cases there will have to be by—elections because they weren't legitimately put forward. here in the uk, experts are warning of more "deaths and disfigurement" caused by botched cosmetic procedures, unless the government introduces new regulations to make the industry safer. thejoint councilfor cosmetic practitioners said, in the last year, it's dealt with an "explosion in complaints" from local authorities about poor practice. one woman has told the bbc she "looks like a gargoyle", after undergoing a procedure by a former tattoo artist who was claiming to be doctor, as carol

and victoria derbyshire will have more on that story, on newsnight on bbc two shortly.onomic experts, could it mean we are heading for more cuts? welfare is top of the list. see you then. a former uk special forces officer has told a public inquiry into alleged war crimes in afghanistan that the sas had a "golden pass allowing them to get away with murder". the officer was one of several members of special forces who registered concerns back in 2011 that the sas appeared to be carrying out executions and covering them up. richard bilton has the story. uk special forces are facing the worst allegations — a "golden pass allowing them to get away with murder". the officer was one of several members of special forces who registered concerns back in 2011 that the sas appeared to be carrying out executions and covering them up. richard bilton has the story. uk special forces are facing the worst allegations — that in afghanistan they murdered civilians and covered it up. a public inquiry has heard from senior officers from inside special forces who believe things did go wrong

and victoria derbyshire will have more on this story, on newsnight on bbc two shortly. thank you. back against donald trump's best friend elon musk as well as branding some of his critics as far right? analysis of their son the government's nhs waiting list plan coming up in ten minutes on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer.— bbc news and iplayer. thank you, victoria. canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau is to step down after nine years in office. he's been under severe pressure in recent months, with his liberal party slumping in the polls amid a cost of living crisis and concerns over housing and immigration. he'll stay on as caretaker leader until a successor is found, with a general election due later this year. here's our north america editor, sarah smith. justin trudeau was considered a breath of fresh canadian air as he was elected almost ten years ago on a wave of what was dubbed trudeau mania. you want a government with a vision and an agenda for this country that is positive and ambitious and hopeful. well, my friends, i promise you tonight that i will lead that government.

victoria derbyshire is on newsnight on bbc two shortly.ying to reclaim her money after 26 years. after that, she was invited to a meeting with the post office minister today. this morning, when we woke up, there was a message to meet with the minister this morning. and what was your reaction when you realised that? unbelievable. delighted. absolutely. after all these years, we have at last found someone who wants to get to the bottom of this and find out exactly what is going on. for the full interview with betty, watch newsnight at 10:30pm on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer. some of the survivors from an egyptian tourist boat that sank last november have been describing their ordeal. one woman has told the bbc how she was trapped in an air pocket in the upturned boat for 35 hours. up to 11 people died, including two britons, when the ship sank in the red sea. egyptian authorities said it was caused by a giant wave, but that's been disputed by those on board. here's joe inwood. it is almost unimaginable. 35 hours trapped here, in a boat that

and you can see more on all of this with victoria derbyshire on newsnight — including the full interviewlks about the reaction of survivors to the controversy and what she thinks of opposition calls for a national public inquiry into the mass rape crimes. plus we ask a tramp insider about the president elect�*s refusal to rule out using military force to take out allied countries. —— we talk to a trump insider. thank you, victoria. a 14—year—old boy has died after being stabbed on a bus in south—east london this afternoon. police have called the attack in woolwich "a horrendous crime". no—one has been arrested. the incident comes a day after an 18—year—old man was stabbed near a school in the same area. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher is in woolwich for us now. people here are upset obviously, reeta, by what happened, especially because it was a 14—year—old boy, possibly on his way home from school when he was murdered. they are upset and they are angry and they are asking how and why this happened. much of this area is still cordoned off, as police search for the person responsibl

. >> well, all that comes as ten reform councillors in derbyshire leave the party over the leadershipf nigel farage. meanwhile, the health secretary has warned the use of inflammatory language over grooming gangs risks vilifying entire communities. he also says he fears rhetoric could lead to atrocities similar to the christchurch mosque shootings in new zealand, which killed more than 50 people. wes streeting told the guardian newspaper there are people in my community who have either pakistani heritage or look different, who are now more fearful today than they were before. in other news, ukraine says its troops have taken two north korean soldiers prisoner in the kursk region. writing on social media platform x, president volodymyr zelenskyy said the wounded men who were fighting alongside russian forces are being treated and transported to kyiv, where journalists will be able to speak with them, he added. dufing speak with them, he added. during the troops was not easy as ukraine's enemies usually execute their wounded to erase any evidence of north korea's involvement in the war.

. >> well, that speech comes as ten reform derbyshire councillors leave the party over the leadership of nigel farage. meanwhile, the health secretary has warned the use of inflammatory language over grooming gangs risks vilifying entire communities. in germany, the afd party has nominated co—leader alice weidel as chancellor candidate at a congress live streamed on x, she promised to close the borders and abandon eu climate policy, pledging to tear down windmills of shame. the right leaning alternative for germany is polling at second ahead of the country's election in february. the sdp's candidate, olaf scholz, warns that other parties wanted to take a chainsaw to democracy. in ukraine. the country says its troops have taken two north korean soldiers prisoner in the kursk region. president volodymyr zelenskyy said the wounded men, who are fighting alongside russian forces, are being treated and transported to kyiv. some 10,000 nonh transported to kyiv. some 10,000 north koreans are believed to be supporting putin's armies. back in the uk, carrie johnson has spent almost a week in ho

. >> well, that speech comes as ten reform derbyshire councillors leave the party over the leadership of nigel farage. meanwhile, the health secretary has warned the use of inflammatory language over grooming gangs risks vilifying entire communities. in germany, the afd party has nominated co—leader alice weidel as chancellor candidate at a congress live streamed on x, she promised to close the borders and abandon eu climate policy, pledging to tear down windmills of shame. the right leaning alternative for germany is polling at second ahead of the country's election in february. the sdp's candidate, olaf scholz, warns that other parties wanted to take a chainsaw to democracy. in ukraine. the country says its troops democracy. in ukraine. the country says its troopzvilifying grooming gangs risks vilifying entire communities. in germany, the afd party has nominated co—leader alice weidel as chancellor candidate at a congress live streamed on x, she promised to close the borders and abandon eu climate policy, pledging to tear down windmills of shame. the right leaning alternative for ge

as well and _ into the north—west of derbyshire as well and there could be some flooding — well and and some _ continuing into the afternoon and some travel disruption as possible as well— some travel disruption as possible as well and as we've already seen on some _ as well and as we've already seen on some of— as well and as we've already seen on some of the — as well and as we've already seen on some of the rail routes across the north— some of the rail routes across the north west of england, the rain has been falling throughout the night and you — been falling throughout the night and you can see from the radar chart how the _ and you can see from the radar chart how the band of rain has been sitting — how the band of rain has been sitting in— how the band of rain has been sitting in place and it will start to shitt— sitting in place and it will start to shift further south and as you could _ to shift further south and as you could see — to shift further south and as you could see in the last few frames but to the _ could see in the last few frames but to the south is where we

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