team is very close—knit and they we re the team is very close—knit and they were divided on this, fiona hill touches on how high the bar is set for theresa may because they point out that, yes, on current polling, we should note that laboured does tend to have a good time to weeks before elections, that is a pattern we have seen before. they point out she is on course for a majority of 50. that sounds good but because the bar has been set really high, is the failure here if she doesn't get more than eight to. and that is partly obviously because of the seemingly weakness of the opposition. she has tipped the scales by calling the election when she did. the reality here is that there has been a staggering degree of complacency in the conservative campaign, probably because they looked at the opposition and thought, we don't have one, we can do whatever we want, it is matt david wheaton flesh out the details because people will vote for us anyway, and they took the electorate for granted, to a degree. ifind it difficult the electorate for granted, to a degree. i find it difficult to conceive t

election, there will be calls to curb the unconstitutional dominance of timothy and his colleague fiona hillster's authority has taken a knock. they say she can recover, but only if she secures a decisive victory. the unofficial target is a parliamentary majority of at least 50. anything under that, and ministers will ask questions theresa may's less—than—perfect campaign was forced onto the defensive again tonight over the television leaders‘ debate. we invited the leaders of seven parties to take part. some are here, others chose to send senior representatives. but gordon brown's former pollster believes the prime minister is still in a strong position. the tories lost a little bit of that message discipline that they're so good at. they allowed themselves to be distracted from their basic brexit positioning, which i now note they've gone back to. i think if they can now stick to that, then they will coast home and it will not be a problem for them. it turns out that a late spring tide that should have allowed theresa may. the prime minister is bruised, but she remains convinced that the b

fiona asiedu from tulse hill set up a crowd funding page hoping to raise £12,000 and less than 24 hours they buried four of their victims on saddleworth moor — but keith bennett‘s body was never found. 0ur correspondentjudith moritz joins us now from ashworth hospital where brady was getting palliative care. you‘ve been following this story for some time, what sense did you get of who ian brady really was? ina in a lusty minutes, we heard from greater manchester police? —— in the last few minutes. yes. they say that gnp will never close this case. the outstanding information which they still so badly want is the location of the body of keith bennett. the only one of brady‘s a child victims whose remains were never found. greater manchester police say hardly a week goes by without information coming forwards from people. ultimately, only two people, brady and myra hindley, nowhere he years. that, very sadly, is a piece of information that ian brady has taken to his great. i can tell you that having met keith bennett‘s mother winniejohnson, just having met keith bennett‘s mother winnie jo