borisjohnson is supposed to be having his big push, he has been quiet in the nine days since theresa may and elsieoming out tomorrow with more supporters and stamping his authority on the race, so it is very interesting he has not talked about brexit because the one thing he has said so far is he will not seek an extension, as prime minister. so we will leave, deal or no deal. that is seen will leave, deal or no deal. that is seen by some people as a mistake. he didn't really have to say that as a front runner. it seems to have lost him the support of centrist mps, so maybe he is trying to change the subject. he has come's endorsement, though. we have time for two more, if we are reasonably swift. 0n the front of the daily mirror, strictly offensive. yes, this is a reminder that in many ways this is a politician from another era, from decades passed. she went on tv and suggested that science could find, quote, an answer for homosexuality, which is clearly not a statement which is clearly not a statement which is clearly not a statement which is acceptable for a politician to make any more. she com

going to get they're very well developed and and they go through all of the kinds of psychometric and elsie's and we do this look at all every single item to see how well making sure that one item is more favoring one country more than another so in that sense i wouldn't say that they're biased towards asian culture or any other culture and our words define so whereas you know the methods and the values that i am better than that culture because singapore for example. the top rank are in pisa 2015 is also one of the most effective in terms of. reducing childhood obesity they have a program that subjects students to shaming and very very restrictive eating and exercise regimen some of some of those tactics would be considered in canada for example child abuse i think. doesn't really make sense to compare test scores without accounting for how you arrive at those tests so i would put it the other way around i would say what are the test scores and then why is that that they're like one of the processes and some of the processes personally i would like to see in canada anyway have a colleague wh

elsie rutterford, bybi co—founder, is with us now.able so we can have a look. how did this all begin? it began in our kitchens, as does every good story, so myself and my co—founder started a blog called clea n my co—founder started a blog called clean beauty insiders centred around making your own skincare in your kitchen. we grew that, we wrote a book, a recipe book, dedicated to sin care, so we book, a recipe book, dedicated to sin care, so we are book, a recipe book, dedicated to sin care, so we are talking about avocado face masks, coconut oil hair masks —— back to skincare. and we grew that and understood there was a real market for natural beauty and decided to make our own. so tell me how you differ from other products, beauty products, who have the same kind of modus operandi, they only use cruelty free products, they are very recyclable, ethical. how do you make yourself stand out in what is a very busy market? yes, very cluttered. we like to say we make skincare that works but doesn't cost the earth, so we are a brand dedic

according to the "washington examiner" court documents, she was living together while with elsy.hat race questions if her marriage as sham from the first day. she could probably clear that up if she wanted to, but her office has persistently refused to answer any questions. we have a republican state representative from the state of minnesota. thanks for coming on tonight. give us the quick overview of how likely it looks, that congresswoman omar may have committed marriage fraud. >> well, it looks very likely, actually, a lot, as you mentioned, a lot of these documents of course dug up. david steinberg and others v done digging of the information and and put together out there. the minnesota media is decidedly liberal, attached to the pc cuttlure so much, they aren't doing their job here's. i appreciate you covering this here tonight b. my involvement, began a year ago, when i discovered that when i discovered representative omar had been find for the third time as a freshman representative by the state of minnesota by the campaign finance board, and then i discovered she had ta

elsie urry — who now lives in hampshire — told the bbc the news was terrible.pose, a lot of it was. to think they had let him go. after all the fighting i had been doing to keep him here. it was one of britain's most notorious murders. three young children killed by this man, david mcgreavy. he took three lives and the way he took those lives, you know what i mean? i don't know if you read it all. the murder of the three youngsters in 1973 shocked the nation. paul was four years old, dawn was two, and samantha was nine months. mcgreavy, then 21, had been a lodger at the family's home, he was sentenced to life in prison. what's to say that he is not going to do that again on the street to anybody else? yeah? so how can they tell me that he is safe to come out onto the street again? she's been told that mcgreavy has got to wear a tag and is banned from going to certain places, including the area around her home. what's to say that he won't come looking for me or come after me? does that make you feel unsettled? it does, yeah. the ministry ofjustice said that mcgr