applause diane abbott... applause diane abbott...bott was responsible for policing, immigration and the policing, immigration and—the policing, immigration and—tho g” hang on, = policing, immigration and—tho g” hang on, you i policing, immigration and—tho g” hang on, you have national security. hang on, you have given 3.23.1 me. 77: .., ., ...... .,... a national security. hang on, you have given 3.23.1 me. is: ..c ., ...... .c... a applause f prime minister cannot rule out that‘rima minister cannotrola out because the'frirne minister cannotrole out because no - is what the legal default is. so she would have to introduce new legislation. so why. .. to introduce new legislation. so why... so were those examples of a biased attack on diane abbott by the panel and the audience, stirred up by the presenter, or simply robust changes typical of question time? thousands of people thought the former, with lucy loader objecting that... but others like andrew chapman disagreed. well, the labour party has lodged a formal complaint with the bbc

diane abbott, why is the bbc bias against labour —— labourand diane abbott, why is the bbc bias againsthe bbc was biased and unfair. neither of us unfortunately saw this programme but i have seen it on twitter and has seen. —— full facts. it was that she was collecting what she was saying... pa rt collecting what she was saying... part of it was based on the reporting of opinion polls and the suggestion was... it is not a factual thing. if you look at what happens online to her, we are in a culture which considers diane abbott abuse to be one of the things, i'm going to be frank about it, it is outrageous. she is a senior member of the shadow cabinet and she will inhabit one of the great offices of state if labour going to power. i didn't see this episode. i don't really watch question times i didn't look at it but i do know that abuse of her is there. if the present in any way a ladder to flame up, her job is to educate that audience to let them know that this is a senior politician. people should be more respected. i don't know about it being bbc being biased toward labour but they do

the mp diane abbott has been a major target for the trolls.aign in 2016, the labour mp jo cox was murdered by a far right extremist. her successor is one of those appealing for calm. we need to absolutely dial down the rhetoric when it comes to this sort of overheated language around brexit. you should not have to go to work and expect to take this sort of abuse. today at westminster, a different chorus for anna soubry. and so say all of us! for she's a jolly good fellow! and tonight it's emerged that all mps have received new security advice. june kelly, bbc news. work has begun to dismantle the roof of the house in salisbury where the former russian spy sergei skripal lived. it's believed that timbers in the roof of the building may have absorbed traces of novichok, the substance used to poison mr skripal and his daughter yulia in an apparent attack by russian agents. the scottish government has admitted acting unlawfully in its handling of allegations of sexual misconduct against former first minister alex salmond. the current first ministe

the mp diane abbott has been a major target for the trolls.2016, the labour mpjo cox was murdered by a far right extremist. her successor is one of those appealing for calm. we need to absolutely dial down the rhetoric when it comes to this sort of overheated language around brexit. you should not have to go to work and expect to take this sort of abuse. today at westminster, a different chorus for anna soubry. and so say all of us! for she's a jolly good fellow! and tonight it has emerged that all mps have received new security advice. june kelly, bbc news. work has begun to dismantle the roof of the house in salisbury where the former russian spy sergei skripal lived. it's believed that timbers in the roof of the building may have absorbed traces of novichok, the substance used to poison mr skripal and his daughter yulia in an apparent attack by russian agents. the scottish government has admitted acting unlawfully in its handling of allegations of sexual misconduct against former first minister alex salmond. the current first minister, nico

his labour shadow diane abbott question directly whether this new immigration bill, this new immigrationion is really coming? the realities mr speicher is that the white paper offers no such promise. and said it is full of assurances that businesses large and small will be able to access increase to labour overseas. there are literally dozens of these assurances. to all those who voted we weaved to an net migration, there is a possibility that they will be disappointed. she said that the deal took the uk out of key security and crime—fighting elements within the european union. but she did say that labour was determined to order the referendum result. well in last night's debate we saw some mp's coming round to support the prime minister's deal i asked david whether there have been any more switchers today? it is fairto it is fair to say that most mps have prefixed views on the deal and of course on brexit in general. but there was a quiver of hope for the prime ministerfrom the labour benches. one labour mp talked about brexit being a divorce. he said he had been through divorce, it was

the hands of caring in all response that it is, and that is what the labour team has done led by diane abbott humanity. people want to live in a country which is tolerant, diverse and open. we will not that that openness and generosity be crushed, that's not lower our horizons, let's rise them up. i know in many places like wakefield, people feel they have been ignored. they have lost industries, as laura pointed out, and no one seemed to care. they have been robbed of theirfuture by a lack of investment and underfunding of public senses. these are proud, generous communities, that pull together and support each other. communities that have real pride in their towns, in their regions. but they know they could be so much more. i understand that. many of them wanted to send their politicians a message in the referendum and i hear that message. labour is the party of the working class and we will stand up for all communities, all across the uk. that's why our alternative plan prioritises jobs, that's why our alternative plan prioritisesjobs, growth that's why our alternative plan prioritises job

dioxide levels — since records began fo thg welsh £13854; ' '* ”w" ' """ and one news watch, was diane abbottast week and time? nigh—e 5; our north america editor, jon sopel, has more. roger stone, provocateur, flamboyant, lifelong republican operative, specialist in dirty tricks, youthful aide to richard nixon, long—time friend and adviser to donald trump. i he emerged the very picture motivated investigation, motivations of the prosecutars is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness at against the president, i'ioi’ witness at against the president, nor will i make up. to ease the witness at against the president, nor will i me myself. 7“! kw; thi - , .. his indictment; containing—details of text messages he had sent which read as though they were taken from godfather or the sopranos, to one he says... the indictment alleges that roger stone was the key conduit between russia, julian assange‘s wikilea ks and the release of thousands of stolen e—mails from the democrat national committee, deeply damaging to the campaign of hillary clinton. throughout 2016, stone was an