the dwp don't care about my son and his complex condition.t. the latest sports now with hugh. good morning again, mark selby became world snooker champion for the third time in his career, the world number one coming from 10—4 down to beatjohn higgins 18—15 at the crucible becoming only the fourth man in the modern era to successfully defend a world title. paula radcliffe says her reputation and dignity have been damaged by plans to scrap all athletics world and european record set before 2005 including hers from the 2003 london marathon. the credibility of records has been examined of late following the renovations of widespread doping in the sport. one of the goals of the season from emre can boosts liverpool's chances of qualifying for the champions league. quite an impressive effort from the german international. it was enough to beat watford 1—0. liverpool are three points clear in third having played a game more. and encouraging news for england cricket fans ahead of next month's champions trophy. on his return from injury, ben stokes h

includes the visa waiver program improvement and terrorist travel prevention act that enacted major dwp laws in 2015. i hope this test course will be as successful in its investigation and in its final recommendation. i also look forward to working with ms. watson coleman from new jersey and all members on both sides to ensure that it is a success. i thank you for the time you spent and i'm looking forward to it. this is a critical time for nation security. previous task force rightly focused on the tens of thousands jihad fighters traveling from the west to fight on the ground in syria. now, however, we see that number dropping as fighter seek to expand their actions beyond iraq in syria. while coalition forces advance and squeeze ices territory the threat against the west continues to rise. the so-called. [inaudible] as director comay said through the fingers of that cross are going to come hundreds of very, very dangerous people. there will be a terrorist ds for a in the next two to three years that we've never seen before. those chilling words should serve as a wake-up call. last we

the dwp has been tried to get them to claim more over many yea rs been tried to get them to claim moreing. there are a few points to make. as has been talked about, the move from a ceiling, a cap on care costs, to a floor, means that actually it will be very difficult for some people together care they need, and they won't have the certainty of having someone cover the won't have the certainty of having someone cover the catastrophic care costs. the second point is about ca re costs. the second point is about care in the home, the changes we have talked about will mean many more people are going to have to pay for that care. but this is a major missed opportunity for fundamental reform of the social care system, which is currently failing to many people, particularly the poorest in society, who often rely on a threadbare social care system. so we haven't seen that more fundamental reform we were hoping for. what is wrong, though, with asking people who have wealth, in whatever form, be it savings or assets, to pay for their own care? to try, as a lot of people have said, is to bring ab