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we were sticking to ed davey. _ very real crisis.is. we were sticking to ed davey, the problem - very real crisis. we were sticking to ed davey, the problem is- very real crisis. we were stickingj to ed davey, the problem is they have been so many previous schemes, be those they green deal, the green homes grant that people are a little bit wary of seeing that money is being offered. accessing that money and getting into homes proves to be the most difficult part of the process. the most difficult part of the rocess. . , , ., process. yeah, there is 4 billion investment _ process. yeah, there is 4 billion investment over _ process. yeah, there is 4 billion investment over the _ process. yeah, there is 4 billion investment over the next - process. yeah, there is 4 billion investment over the next four . process. yeah, there is 4 billion - investment over the next four years investment over the next four years in the new equal support scheme that looks at the whole house approach. but there is wider initiatives as well. the public have

ed davey called last night for a ro al violence.rard's nede. if the issue is how you get trusted back in at the police service, it seems cressida dick would not be the person taking that forward. iaghast cressida dick would not be the person taking that forward. what you have a women _ person taking that forward. what you have a women in _ person taking that forward. what you have a women in charge _ person taking that forward. what you have a women in charge of _ person taking that forward. what you have a women in charge of the - have a women in charge of the metropolitan police.— have a women in charge of the metropolitan police. whether it is a women or a — metropolitan police. whether it is a women or a man _ metropolitan police. whether it is a women or a man in _ metropolitan police. whether it is a women or a man in charge - metropolitan police. whether it is a women or a man in charge of- women or a man in charge of the police, it is about the right person to engender that trust. given the difficulties the metropolitan poli

sir ed davey, thank ou for worried about. sir ed davey, thank you for talking _ worried about.w. seperately, two officers have apologised for sharing pictures of the crime scene. a man from north london who suffers from non—hodgkin lymphoma — a rare blood cancer — is urging people tojoin the stem cell register. he says its to help the many people who need it, although his own mauritian heritage means finding a donor to help him is slimmer than if he was from a white ethnic group. neverthless, hedley dindoyal wants people of all ethnicities to come forward. if you get yourself on a register, it would help not necessarilyjust me, but people like me. it can happen to anyone. before a look at the tube board, a reminder that if you're travelling by car anywhere within the north or south circular roads — in a vehicle considered to be more polluting — you do now have to pay £12.50 per day for doing so. the extended ultra low emission zone came into effect yesterday. now the tube board. there are train cancellations on the metropolitan line causing delays. and the london 0verground is

liberal democrat leader sir ed davey said it was "a truly terrible day for british politics but mostaid he was "shocked and horrified" by the news. flags outside parliament are lowered to half mast. the sister of the murdered mp jo cox, kim leadbeater, now herself the labour mp for batley and spen, has been reacting to the news. totally shocked by what happened. to think that something so horrific could happen to another mp. and scared and frightened. yeah, a real roller coaster of emotions, to be honest. my mum, my dad, my partner, my friends— are you ok? and i was ok. i was in a school, actually, but the shock and the feeling as a family, to what we went through and that anotherfamily is family, to what we went through and that another family is having to go through that again, is horrific. it is hard to put into words how that feels for me, but the main thing we are think about is david's family, his friends and actually the community that he represents and has her presented for such a long time. and i think that's the thing people need to understand, is it's about a lot of people

the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey said this is a truly terrible day for british politics.onservative prime minister who said today is a tragic day for our democracy and that again takes us to the heart of everything we've been discussing this afternoon, the democratic process and how sir david, just like jo cox before him 5.5 years ago, was simply doing what mps are elected to do, getting into the constituency their constituents and those people who put them into parliament to represent their views and to hear their complaints, views, anxieties about life in their area. many, many people from all parties saying again this is a dark day for democracy. with the flags flying at half—mast on ten downing st let's go back to westminster and join our political correspondent peter saull. we cannot say often enough just the sheer level of shock, does not matter which party represent, the shock as a justine greening has tweeted, former conservative cabinet minister effectively saying i cannot believe we are talking about something like this again. we are talking about something like

i'm joined now by sir ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats. he is right, isn't he? the conservatives have broken their promises on taxation several times, and i would expect them to break them again because of the mess they are making of the public finances. what i was surprised, though, it was we had a chancellor which ignored the reality that most working families are facing in our country. this is an out of touch chancellor. you would imagine that listening to him that there was no fuel crisis, no energy crisis, no shortages, no problems in the abattoirs with the pig and chicken industry. it was astonishing. he had an opportunity to say how the government was going to say how the government was going to help families who were struggling and help businesses but he completely missed it. i can't remember a government so out of touch from what is happening around the country. we touch from what is happening around the count . ~ touch from what is happening around the country-— the country. we will get onto the cost of living _ the country. we will get onto the cost o