the police operation in terms of looking foran police operation in terms of looking for an accomplice in this pa rt for an accomplice is over in this part of paris but it is underway in other parts of paris, to the east of the city they are searching an apartment. i was telling you a short while ago we believe there is an arrest warrant that has been put out for a second suspect. we don't know whether he was on the police say they are looking for second suspect who came into france from belgium. they were, of course, feel full that something like this might happen in the run—up to the election. in fact the run—up to the election. in fact the police said in certain parts of the police said in certain parts of the country they would bring in private security guards to protect polling booths but as katya adler said there is a realfearfor the election, with some candidates cancelling their rallies tomorrow but it will have an effect on turnout as well because some people quite simply will be too afraid to turn out. christian fraser in paris, thank you. that's it from us. they will be cont

the plans recommended by the government are foran eight plans recommended by the government are for anver just about 300 metres from where we are standing. it a modern scar on an ancient landscape. it breaks my heart. it breaks my heart. so why are they so against it? i've come to wiltshire museum. these artefacts are more than 40,000 years old. this dagger is astounding, it's difficult to see but the original had 140,000 tiny gold studs. they were found buried with the bronze age chieftain ina grave buried with the bronze age chieftain in a grave known as a barrow about half a mile south of stonehenge. he has become known as bush barrow man. the west end of the tunnel is planned to pass close to his grave. these images give us an idea of what is proposed. but what does it look like in real life? i have come to see. this is rachel and bush barrow is on his farm. it is one of many she looks after and she sees herself asa she looks after and she sees herself as a custodian and has adapted the way she farms around them. wheat grass down a proportion of the far end of the farm because ther

. >> on november 8th, americans will be voting foran to restore our country. >> reporter: so now with fast approaching we're hitting the road in the keystone state. >> we have arrived in bucks county which is a battleground county within the battleground state. it's just outside of philadelphia. there are parts of this county that are quite affluent. and then huge chunks of it which are predominantly working classs restaurant in charming downtown doylestown to hear from five very different voters. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> reporter: to see if they think trump has fulfilled his promises. milo and pat. robin and lauren. and brian, a college student who's a never disliked both candidates quite a lot. >> how do you think president trump is doing as we come up on 100 days? >> it's disappointing to me. >> this is a four-year term and we're 100 days. i think he's got a very good start. >> if you had to give him a grade? >> i don't give grades, i'm not a teacher. >> fair enough. >> c-minus. >> f. >> reporter: the issue that concerns them most? >> very concerned with immigration. and jobs. >

mark cavendish will be out of action foran mark cavendish will be out of action for an uncertain time picking up a virus. he was suffering from unexplained fatigue and has now been diagnosed with glandular fever. he insists his main goal remains to race at the tour de france injuly. i'm sure he's getting the best possible advice, but it is frustrating. he wants to win the most stages ever in the tour de france and that would definitely happen in his preparation. johanna konta will lead great britain's fed cup team for next week's world group ii qualifier against romania. the world number 7 will be joined by heather watson, laura robson, jocelyn rae and katie swan. mclaren fernando alonso will missed the grand prix next month so he can race in the india grand prix. he will race for the honda power andretti team and the car will be branded a mclaren. that's all the sport for you. we will be back in an hour. the chief executive of united airlines, carlos munoz, has been speaking on american television, following news that a passenger was forcibly removed from one of his company's flights

he is foran a centrist for the year and the euro. —— d eu. he is for an openness to the world.ration, she wa nts put up barriers to immigration, she wants control over france's borders. she once france out of the euro. she wa nts to she once france out of the euro. she wants to do with the uk did to try to renegotiate the french relationship with the eu and put that a referendum. two totally different and divergent paths. as a spokesman said this morning, this is a country that is a founder member of the european union and one of the co re of the european union and one of the core states. which part it takes will have dramatically different consequences for europe. if you have questions on the french election, get in touch with us. let's turn to afghanistan. the us defence secretary, james mattis is in afghanistan. he arrives at a time of grief and governmental upheaval. the afghan defence minister and the army chief have both resigned. on friday, the taliban killed over 100 soldiers at a military base — that's the deadliest attack on afghan armed forces in a decade. and this h

many are thinking, commenting on it is not a bad time to go foran commenting on it is not a bad timefairly robust financial health but inflation is climbing, wage growth is slowing, retail spending peaking, and consumer debt is also at a record high, so before the figures start to slip, it could be a good time to go to an election. the result of the election, the market is pricing it a conservatives win, what that could mean for "brexit" negotiations seem to differ, some say a strong conservative wing could lead to a stronger mandate for theresa may and allow her to serve up theresa may and allow her to serve upa theresa may and allow her to serve up a softer "brexit" because she is not having to play some of the more hardline anti—eu not having to play some of the more ha rdline anti—eu backbenchers. softer "brexit" is something businesses could prefer. 0thers argue that a stronger mandate will allow her to serve up by harder "brexit", that encapsulates the uncertainty that the markets face over what the outcome of this could be. they are not expecting another major reaction on the

and rock grip soft machine but in a career that spans over three decades he has never written music forans a digitised, you press a button and you get something but inside that think there's an actual based on with something hitting it when you order based on sound on a glockenspiel. it is quite incredible. 6000 pipes is in the circles words correctly at oddball, a celebration of hull's history and people and traditions. and at its heart the organ played by jonathan scott. it has an amazing power, the 95 stops altogether, for keywords and pedal board to clear your feet. the animated musical instruments. you think through time you think back, beethoven, brown, if they have been here they would play here, the composers here right these pieces in the personal budget out there and they wanted disintegrate and so we're not making it sound as best as we can make it. —— we are all making it sound as best as we can make it. the world premiere of 6000 pipes points to a sell—out or —— audience. there will be another opportunity to cure this unique piece of music in federally next year. that is it,

the attack brings anger and condemnation to the un, but it is feared russia could be to demands forans feared russia could be to demands for an investigation. two presidents come togetherfor for an investigation. two presidents come together for the for an investigation. two presidents come togetherfor the us— china summit. we will go to beijing to find out the concerns of the people. is publicity always good? maybe not for pepsi after a controversial advertisement. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it is sam world news. it's newsday. good morning. it is 8am in singapore, iam in london, and 6:30am in myanmar we re in london, and 6:30am in myanmar were 70,000 rohingya muslims have fled persecution in the past six months. there are reports the national army has been responsible for mass killings and rape. aung san suu kyi has for many years been recognised as a champion for human rights, but more recently she has been accused of failing to confront the atrocities against the rohingya minority. she has given an exclusive in

i remember one particular meeting in brixton where he called foran meeting in brixton where he called and he received some criticism from the audience saying that he was not going to be arrested but it was an impact that would fall heavily on our young people. but generally speaking he was a very popular advocate. he came with a new, academic and often challenging approach to the british establishment and was a key figure at the time that you mentioned, and then played a leading role in transforming the documentary agenda about our communities, with fantastic discussion programmes covering the breadth of the country, doing reports from the caribbean and africa, to my recollection, at a time when there were not very many black journalists time when there were not very many blackjournalists performing that role, given that opportunity. what you think are the highlights of his career? i think really the television series that he produced through channel 4. and the discussions he held on a variety of subjects, from deaths in custody to the growth of a black middle class. he also commented

his visit comes as the country prepares foran visit comes as the country prepares for an election, whichpean union. his talks are likely to do the same thing. the parliament has a vote on the final brexit deal and has set out a series of red lines. it won't copt of me is on them. it wants the final agreement to make sure the uk complies with with a range of eu policies, including on the environment, tax evasion and competition. it also stresses that the united kingdom must honour all its legal and financial obligations to the eu, including its agreement to pay into the budget until at least 2020. that could mean a hefty exit bill, a figure put by the european commission at 60 billion euros. and one that's bitterly disputed by some in the uk. and it insists two major eu regulators currently based in london, the european banking authority and european medicines agency will also have to move to the continent. lots more in 20 minutes time. also, we will take you to rural france. provence in the south. the nation is gearing up for the first round of its presidential election this weekend. it'

the family fought foran later, pippa died. the family fought for an investigation.ath was preve nta ble. coroner ruled that the death was preventable. they weren't going to do an investigation, so that was when i said that's not good enough, there will be an investigation and we will be involved. pippa griffith is one of seven avoidable deaths at this trust in a little over 18 months. as we revealed last night, the health secretary has now ordered an investigation into maternity services. the families of sofia hotchkiss and jack burn are keen to ta ke hotchkiss and jack burn are keen to take part as they say neither death was properly investigated. this woman's son died in 2013 from an infection hours after being born but she says mistakes made during the 36 hour labour contributed to his death and she can't understand why the trust haven't answered her questions. why they left it so long, why they didn't induce me the night i went in. they were saying there was an obstruction. the night i went m, was an obstruction. the night i went in, wasn'tan was an obstruction.

what are your best hopes foran hardening. what are your best hopes for an outcome to these talks? on august the 31st, 2013, vladimir putin said it was our turn nonsense that bashar al—assad had used chemical weapons, then the russians clamped down on assad and within two weeks there was an agreement between russia, syria and the us that assad would make a com plete the us that assad would make a complete disclosure of his chemical weapons arsenal and russia and the us would remove it. assad did not make a complete listing of the arsenal but russia and the us did remove and destroy a lot of it. my guess is secretary tillerson is going to moscow to tell russia it's time to clamp down again on assad and get the rest of the chemical weapons out. do you think russia will play ball, they are talking very tough? yes. again, the smokescreen propaganda that putin used in 2013, we are seeing the same thing. russia does not want assad to have chemical weapons. one reason is russia does not want the multiple insurgencies in syria to have a chance to see some of those, call weapons “— chance t

these are people who do not take no foran these are people who do not take no for an answer which iswen, you have been on an incredible journey raising awareness of epilepsy? it's brilliant. we've heard today about winning the award and everything. i don't do the campaigning just to get awards, i do it so that people can become aware of the condition, it's life—threatening. it may not appear like that to people, how it appears to people, a lot of people think it's jerking around on the floor, on tv. that is how it is to —— defined these days. this will motivate me even further to do what i'm doing. how hard is it to live with the condition? i was first hired nosed 111—15 years ago, when i was five. it's difficult. they dismissed it for six years, but then in april 2010, i was in hospital with a seizure for almost a week. i was then given a proper diagnosis. it's been a roller—coaster of a journey, but different medication transitions, diagnosis, it's really difficult but having that other side to it. as you say, not taking no for an answerand to it. as you say, not taking no for an a

the attack brings anger and condemnation to the un, but it is feared russia could be to demands foran

unions saying all companies with public contracts should have to recognise trade unions and calling foranlice and their role during the miners strike. listen to what he has been seeing in the last few minutes. our aim is a country where everyone who can has the dignity of work — and where everyone has a guarantee of dignity at work. these are the kind of transformative policies that can change people's lives for the better. just like it's always been, only labour will deliver for working people, small businesses and vulnerable people. none of the rest would even think of these policies let alone achieve them. what is striking is that many previous labour leaders have sought to play down or distance themselves from the union movement but not so jeremy corbyn and that underlines how far i think this is going to be thejeremy how far i think this is going to be the jeremy corbyn campaign. let's talk about ukip, we are getting a clearer idea today of what might be in their manifesto. yesterday launched their integration agenda, a series of measures designed to boost predominantly the muslim co

we have also talked about the foran peninsula which is all of us. have talkednd u.s. about how we can find a way out of the conversation spiral -- confrontation spiral which would allow us to creating conditions for negotiation processes to throughhe issue difficult -- diplomatic efforts. out thaten pointed russia and the u.s. have a particular responsibility or the and political security at the international level. once we got to implementing this treaty such as the arms reduction treaty, we have agreed to enforce that we have been witnessing in these processes how the esteem has changed and is quite natural. arms control is going to be resumed. pragmatically. we have touched our economic ties. we see there is an interest ourg both sides to build up ability to buck the negative trend we have been witnessing in trade and investment. due to subjective reasons. theave promised to support business initiative of both sides. we would like these efforts to get the support of both the -- russian and u.s. and u.s. administration. we have agreed to designate people from the st

the cloud big enough foran seeing that.wales as we go through thursday morning but the amounts will be very small. just a cloudy kind of day across england and wales. loss of cloud in the north—west, a few showers pushing into the western isles of scotland. for northern ireland and scotland generally, the skies are a little bit brighter, scope for if you hazy spells of sunshine to come through and temperatures around 12—14. on friday perhaps a little rain in the western isles of scotland, otherwise another dry day. a bit more sunshine to go round and with lighter winds it will get warmer, temperatures up to 17 in london but the warmth would be with us for very long because here is the forecast for the weekend. high—pressure shifts further westwards allowing northerly winds to come down. those winds will bring some slightly cooler air, still not feeling bad particularly in the sunshine with temperatures around 15 degrees, similar to the weather we have seen in recent days but always to the north and west a bit more in the wa

it has led to calls foran period of time. it has led to calls for an enquiry.time... more than 50 people have been killed in a suspected chemical attack in the northwestern city of idlib in syria. and still to come... the husband of a woman who was murdered on their honeymoon in mauritius has returned to the island for the first time. coming up in sport at 1:30pm. players in the national hockey league say they're extraordinarily disappointed with the short sighted decision to stop them from taking part in next year's winter olympics. the husband of a woman who was murdered on their honeymoon in mauritius has returned to the island for the first time since her death six years ago, and put up a reward for information about her killing. john mcareavey has offered two million mauritian rupees, almost twice the average annual salary. michaela mcareavey was found strangled in her hotel room in january 2011, just 12 days after her wedding. two hotel workers stood trial for murder, but were found not guilty. mark simpson reports from mauritius. back on the island where

the iranians are calling foran terrorists? independent commission by in partial countries into the claims of the chemical attack. i suppose the question is exactly which countries all sides might consider to be impartial when trying to get through this highly politicised and divisive issue which has divided many in the international community. the iranian foreign minister has in the last 2a hours compared the claims of the chemical attack to those of weapons of mass destruction that led to the us—led invasion of iraq in 2003. of mass destruction that led to the us-led invasion of iraq in 2003. the fa ct us-led invasion of iraq in 2003. the fact that president trump has taken this action now, what is the fear that the action —— what is the fear, that the action —— what is the fear, that the action will continue, or politically what are people hoping from it? politically what people are hoping for in the end is some kind of resolution that means the conflict is de—escalated and the people in great need, the many millions displac

instead, theresa may's going to seek cross—party support foran going to seek cross—party support for early election. we know there a re 650 for an early election. we know there are 650 seats in the house of commons. if an early election is going to be allowed and there'll be vote on this tomorrow, wednesday, a3a m ps vote on this tomorrow, wednesday, a3a mps need to back the idea. bear in mind, all of the parties have indicated they're going to support this, importantly the labour party, which has a great many mps to put behind the government's position, has said it will support the idea. so it's very hard to think of anything but the most far fetched scenarios where this vote doesn't go through. let's bring in the bbc‘s christian fraser, live with us from westminster. christian, a few of our viewers have raised the point of — why do we have the fixed term bill if whenever you need to bypass it you can? it's interesting looking at your reality check there. i had the former culture secretary with me about an hour ago. he's very much feeling his way through the dark on this. he doesn't

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a realtor expects most of the damage will be repaired in time foran open house next weekend. police released no information about any possible suspects...but the contractor says that going forward there will be security on site around the clock. (pam) coming up:the hunt intensifying for a man who stole a large amount of guns ... and sent a frightening manifesto to president trump. (vicki) then -- a lot of people think uber is a great way to around..but -- there is one place officials and the company are urging you ánotá to use the ride sharing service to go. (pam) and next:a man forcibly removed from a united flight -- beacuse it was overbooked. tonight -- we hearing from a passenger who was on that plane. nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my

will stick it through to 2020, again and again they have rebuffed that idea, but if she were to go foraner her? the political advantages would be enormous, assuming she won bya would be enormous, assuming she won by a hefty margin, which seems possible, a lead of more than 20 points overjeremy corbyn. this could give the country the mandate to pursue "brexit" negotiations, they will not kick in until late in they will not kick in until late in the autumn, a narrow window here, also giving her a mandate to pursue her own agenda, not david cameron's, ditching stuff she does not like. perhaps that commitment to give 0.7% in overseas aid may go out the window, a whole load of things become possible. extraordinary big bold move. in terms of timing, we have the main local elections, only two weeks away, so... i'm not sure if there is a legal time frame by which you have to give notice before you can call an election, only two weeks until the local elections, which would seem the fears points to go for, it would have to be somewhere later down the line, this is speculation, i do not know, haven

moscow says fewer than half the missiles hit their target and calls foran missiles hit their target and calls for an emergency meeting of the un. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a truck has been driven into pedestrians in the swedish capital, stockholm, killing at least three people and injuring many more. the swedish prime minister says everything indicates it is a terror attack. the truck is reported to have rammed a department store on drottninggatan — one of the city's major shopping streets. the truck is reported to have been stolen at a brewery. police have advised people to avoid the city centre, and city's subway has been closed. witness say shots have been fired in another part of stockholm. sweden has been attacked and everything indicates this was a terrorist attack. the government is obviously informed all the time, we get continuous information. the government is doing everything to support the authorities who are working now. now we urge the public to be alert and listen, not at least on the police information. i would also say that according to the security police

week or the week before, i was arguing in the context of the talks in northern ireland that any move foranelection in future wouldn't help the context of those negotiations. my mind has not changed so why should i pretend it has. i will not be goaded into voting differently because of the prime minister's actions and sta nces. prime minister's actions and stances. she has accused others of playing games in this parliament. essentially our argument is that she has no confidence in parliament so she has a bizarre situation where we had a referendum on taking back sovereignty and the prime minister announces she has no confidence in parliament. she doesn't trust opposition parties and confers on them powers to block. if members of them powers to block. if members of the tory benches are concerned about the tory benches are concerned about the house of lords then move to abolish it or have coherent reform but stop using them as props. the prime minister is pretending she needs the election now so she has a strong hand in the short term whereas we really know she is after a free hand in the lon

beneath the desk you have a couple of flasks foran the desk you have a couple of flasks for an experimentat it is. we will give it a smell. tell me what you smell. thanks. get. tell us which one has got bottled books as a smell. 0k. that is a very, very strong smell the peak i know what i think. try the peak i know what i think. try the second one. that smells like a shoe cupboard. 0h the second one. that smells like a shoe cupboard. oh no! that is vinegar! charlie, i do not want to know what your shoe cupboard smells like. this is very distinctly old books. it absolutely is. what is in it? how did you put the smell in? books. it absolutely is. what is in it? how did you put the smell mm isa it? how did you put the smell mm is a very simple experiment. you heat up a piece of tape in an empty bottle for a couple of hours and you have a smell of bottled books. —— paper. smells dry. the other smell is the smell of decaying dolls. 0h! iam happy is the smell of decaying dolls. 0h! i am happy you said it smells of vinegar because we often say that dolls get a so—called vinegar syndrome. old pla

the senators are eager to ask questions, it was the senate majority leader who asked foran the senatefrom the rhetoric and the military deployments. president thom asked why they equalled the right hauser will have the discussion here. political theatre involved there but the senators are serious about wanting to know what the strategy actually is. they have four senior officials to ask, the defence secretary, the secretary of state, the direction of national intelligence and the joint chiefs of staff. they will probably be given up staff. they will probably be given up to date information on the intelligence assessment on where north korea is at in terms of developing weapons and they will be given an update on what the options are dealing with north korea in terms of cyber attacks and military options, also the possibility and around the diplomatic and economic sanctions angles of it because that is the one that the administration at least in its statement seems to be pursuing most vigorously especially with china saying that china needs to do more to squeeze north korea economicall

janet yellen and will probably not raise interest rates next wednesday but may lay the groundwork forans to be more confidence in the us, even if there isa confidence in the us, even if there is a creeping concern over whether president trump can deliver on some, all or any of his promises. let's talk about trump. is it fair to say the main driving force behind today's lacklustre performance on the markets on both sides of the pond, was that lack of detail in his tax plan? i think it is. pond, was that lack of detail in his tax plan? ithink it is. it is pond, was that lack of detail in his tax plan? i think it is. it is not clear how the fund will be funded. republicans insist that is the case. it is not clear if the plan will go through. and to be fair, if you look at the federal statistics in the us, american corporations are playing historical is —— paying historical low levels of tax anywhere. it is not clear there would be a huge profits boost to companies. look at boeing. it left its guidance for plane deliveries unchanged, increased its profit guidance on the grounds of paying le

women who were ripped out to prove their third child was born as a result of this in order to qualify forannservative leader in scotla nd schum at the conservative leader in scotland after she refused to condemn because when nicola sturgeon asked whether she agreed it utterly abhorrent. let‘s go to our scotland correspondent who is outside hollywood. these two women no holds barred. these two women no holds barredm was really quite robust in the chamber in the parliament behind me during first minister‘s questions. there was a protest outside as well over that issue of welfare reforms by the uk government. what was interesting is that while first minister‘s questions is always robust and lively, four of the leaders of the main parties here we re leaders of the main parties here were united at the front of that protest opposing those welfare reforms. we saw the leaders of the snp, the greens, the liberal democrats and labour all coming together to oppose that so—called rape clause. that is by the uk government. it did see those robust exchanges in first minister‘s questions with ruth davison

long time ago and because i had been pretty honest about the struggles i had went through as iran foran, when office and there was some big reveal about, oh, the guide okeded pot, -- the guy sm pot, i was like, yes, it was in my book. [laughter] [applause] president obama: i did not sugarcoat it and i did not somehow suggest that it was something i recommend for everybody. that is what teenage kids did at that age where i was growing up. not everybody. some were wiser than me. i was not that wise. do isk the best you can to own your life and your mistakes and the changes that you go through. it does not mean it is always pleasant to ask people all up in your business. i must have had at this .6, seven biographies written about me. i am sure more are coming out. speaking, one of the frustrations is my life was not until i guess i was president. so i did not have these amazing experiences. i did not really accomplish all that much when i was in high school in college. --folks did not go around and they are looking for stuff and then they try to dramatize things that were kind of routine a

miss sturgeon believes she can use this election to reinforce her mandate foran election to reinforce'll remember theresa may has said that there can't be another referendum until well after the uk has left the eu. it's not going to be brexit that dominates this campaign in scotland. here, the arguments are all going to be about independence and whether there should be another vote.” independence and whether there should be another vote. i suspect there are many others who feel the la st there are many others who feel the last thing northern ireland needs is negotiate ranother last thing northern ireland needs is negotiate r another vote. there last thing northern ireland needs is negotiate ranother vote. there have been already two assembly elections in the past few months. the collapse of stormont is a crisis to be fixed. the parties have missed two deadlines to form a government. those talks were meant to continue in the days ahead. but calling this vote probably leaves them with virtually no chance of success and probably already adds to that sense of political instability here. t

of all mp5, including va ca nt two thirds of all mp5, including vacant seats, have to vote for it foran to come immediately to stop there is another way it can happen is that does not get through. which is close to iraq this would be unusual but the government could table a motion of in itself and a simple majority, if passed, did then, if within a 1k day period a confidence motion is not passed, then lead to an early general election. she would not even need two thirds majority for that, just a simple majority of one would be enough. under this arrangement, after the vote tomorrow, assuming that was through, what is the process them in terms of... when does the queen have to be informed? there is a royal proclamation actually fits the date of the general election, but it seems that they did have already been preordained as beauty ofjune! so you could say there is quite a lot of pre—emption going on in the sense that before the election had even been agreed to by parliament and before the date had even been set, we have been told the prime minister has called a general election for the

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it may be taunlt to foran oppor forge new ways to thinking of ways to work together and share values and opportunities. >> thank you. >> thank you to our panel. we're going to start -- we've asked our experts to opine on what they think the food policy priorities should be for the administration. now we're going to ask your help and so thomas is going to help me make sure this works. so we're going to ask you to answer the question which of these should be the administration's biggest food policy priority? and we've given you a sample and thomas will explain how can you help respond. >> that's all right. so you can either text the letter or can you go on a browser and some of these things you have to do on a browser. so if you want to go ahead and experiment with that, but it looks like -- yeah. you have another ten seconds to text your answers. >> hunger, food safety, nutrition, adequate funding for fda and usda. all right. so one area that there's probably a lot of agreement around even in this panel is the need to continue to implement the food safety modernization act and so i'll

it invites each one of us to do the right thing for britain and to vote foran right thing for britainyears. the first light in our manifesto be to scrap it? what is clear is that the fixed—term parliaments act does give us an opportunity to have elections at another time. but it is of course for this house to vote for that election. like my honourable friend, i think it is very clear that this house should be voting for the selection. the prime minister pledged time and time ago not to call an early election. in her easter message sheetrock readily of her christian values. could she explain why she has such a losing, located relationship with telling the truth? order, order. the prime minister's perfectly well able to fend for herself, but in terms of order, what the honourable gentleman has that is a breach of it. i must ask emma, he's versatile and the use of language. he used a pen articles, he isa of language. he used a pen articles, he is a journalist. of language. he used a pen articles, he is ajournalist. i'm of language. he used a pen articles, he is a journalist. i'm very hap

we've reported on this before, now there's a call foran inquiry.od morning. labour has promised to increase pay for nhs staff and scrap tuition fees for student nurses if it wins the general election. the party says it will abolish the current cap for staff in england which limits pay increases to 1%. labour said the policies would help address staffing shortages in england that had become a "threat to patients". surrey police have been strongly criticised for returning a collection of shotguns to a man who went on to kill his partner and her daughter. christine and lucy lee were shot by 82—year—old john lowe in 2014. a report by the independent police complaints commission has highlighted serious failings by the force and said the way firearms are licensed across the country needs to be improved. detectives investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann say they are still pursuing what they describe as "critical leads" in the case. next week will mark ten years since the three—year—old disappeared while on holiday with her parents in portugal

if now is not the time foran is not the time., the snp will question why now is the time for a general election. already mr robertson framing the contest in scotla nd mr robertson framing the contest in scotland as a straight choice between the snp and the conservatives. on the opinion polls, the snp remains the first place party in scotland with the conservatives in second and labour in third. the conservative leader, ruth davidson, has yet to formally respond. she will relish the opportunity, the chance of an early general election in scotland. you mentioned the scottish labour leader, kezia dugdale, he says the party is ready and has been preparing for a general election. she says that labour in scotland. the process of selecting candidates this afternoon. in terms of a countdown, peter murrell, the chief executive of the snp the husband of the first minister nicola sturgeon, has tweeted saying the polls open in 50 days and hours. thank you very much. we're right backin thank you very much. we're right back in it, to make year