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ed miliband. can i join others is to keep us all safe. ed miliband.an ijoin others in commending the prime mrfor her can ijoin others in commending the prime mr for her statement last night and today. in her tone and substance she has spoken for the whole country and i commend herfor it. can i also echoed those who have said that we must not allow in the coming days and weeks, anyone to try and divide our country on the basis of faith or nationality after these attacks, because the reality is, but across london, across the country, we are a country united against these attacks. that is who we are. the right honourable gentleman was absolutely right. the country is united. people of all faiths and none are going about their business in defiance of the terrorists. they have a very clear message, they will not be cowed and this is a message the house gives very clearly today, that this country will not be cowed by these terrorists. theresa villiers. ito by these terrorists. theresa villiers. i to send by these terrorists. theresa villiers. ito send my sy

as a political side note, they beat ed miliband's 90 second personal best... by 89.11 seconds. and potentially damaging as well. rain across cornwall, devon and the channel islands. a gust of almost 120 mph in the south of that. low pressure whistling its way to europe. more snowfall to the alps and windy weather to the central mediterranean and potentially dangerous winds in the south—east of france. the wars in the night, showers fading. clearer skies, turning chilly — not too cold. ground frost and a pinch ofair too cold. ground frost and a pinch of air frost too cold. ground frost and a pinch ofairfrost in too cold. ground frost and a pinch of air frost in the countryside. some sunshine in places. showers moving away. in the west, the weather changing. cloud increasing and rain moving in as well. for most of the day, mainland scotland will be dry. showers around shetland. cloud increasing and rain moving into northern ireland for the afternoon — light and patchy. through the midlands, likely to be dry. esther the sunshine in the morning, turning hazy in the afternoon. some

just seen ed miliband, the former leader of the opposition, being taken out. people are being taken out of westminster hall and quite large numbers. it suggests, even though police are not considering this over, the immediate threat has passed. has two pressures on her. one is to say something soon. and the second is to know what she is talking about when she says it. that sherom her style is very keen not to speak before she has something to say, before she knows. what is happening her first she knowsill be -- what is happening. to first priority will be speak in the next hour. from our windows, we saw someone being shot. withw emergency workers two people on the ground. i certainly can say that there is still a body out there. was talking mark about this meeting of cabinet members. can you tell us about that? who is involved and how regularly that group meets at what is likely to be discussed? emma: cobra is an emergency meeting. happens whenever an incident happens like this. it is also far less impertinent incidents than this. security in charge of at home

ed miliband, "the 19505 called and asked miliband, "the19505 called and asked for their headline backail by the way, it is very different. it doesn't mention legs—it. it says, "0h doesn't mention legs—it. it says, "oh so frosty, secrets of nicola and pm's "oh so frosty, secrets of nicola and pm'5 talking." now the weather with matt. let's ta ke let's take to you australia. you've heard about cyclone debbie reaching the australian coast. this is where it made land fall. luckily the winds strength is over a narrow corridor. it will be rain that causes problems and that will head southwards in the direction of brisbane. some spots could see half a meter‘s worth of rain before it gradually eases off. back to our shores. we have our own swirl of cloud, not too far away. a huge swirl of cloud as well. it is out in the atlantic. here it is. it's a massive area of low pressure. it's a massive area of low pressure. it is not having a direct impact on us it is not having a direct impact on us at the moment, but it will have an incorrect action through today. spreading in a zone of thicker cloud