produced the best, the sort of group 20 years ago tory mps would have laughed at as people like harriet harmanso prominent they can be on the front page of the telegraph and the work they are doing is taken seriously because it is serious. and it is cross-party? it is. a surprise because so many women are gps. it's not like it's an old men's club in the centre of london. so little time when you get in to see a gp, the clock is ticking! i don't know whether i have anything to say about this next story. not that i need to! the daily mail, harry, prince harry, and his american actress girlfriend, meghan, are setting up home together. discuss. that's interesting! is it? they are going to be moving into kensington palace, reports claim, which is reasonably significant in terms of whether they will actually get together. i would have been surprised if the royal family would have thought a divorced american actress would have been an appropriate consort for someone already quite close to the throne in terms of in—line for the throne but change and the queen has changed with them. prince harry is not

harriet harman, it is give you to come, we will let you go and warm.acker, pc palmer, an american tourist identified today as kurt cochran from utah and aysha frade, who lived in london with her two young daughters and husband. many others were injured. some who are still in a critical condition, as sarah campbell reports. a mother on the school run, mown down in broad daylight. aysha frade was 43 years old and leaves behind a husband and two young daughters. friends and neighbours have been paying tribute to her. she was just a lovely person with two lovely children. two lovely, lovely girls. how are these children? they've lost their mother. you leave your kids, you took them to school to go and pick them up and now this has happened to you. she worked as a college near westminster bridge and was on her way to pick up her children when the attack happened. she was a lovely person. helpful, supportive, smiley, always willing to help out with whatever the challenges and demands that teaching staff may have at any given time. aysha's mother was spanish.

harriet harman, "moronic and we're in 2017." here is an older version posted by lily allen. 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 and the chance of rain. we have had dry and sunny weather of late. starting toads few showers

was it laboul‘siaultl harriet harman. welcome to hardtalk. i thank you.up, plaid cymru, all have had or have women leaders. not the labour party, though, why not? does it have a problem with women? it's embarrassing and troubling, the fact thatwe_ceuard ourselves as the labour party being the party for women and equality and many of us as feminists, e§e§5;§ ll ;§f‘ e5217; bee? e71?- so having never had a female leader or woman prime minister, it's very embarrassing and paradoxical that the conservatives arenpteverr prime minister, they are on their second. butl! lthintlthereisj a reason for that. ironically. hem.) in the conservative party if you are part of sort of genre of wemenl the status quo. you're not in there to change the whole party from us women who came into the labour party through the women's movement, we were a challenge £2 £2; £5; 29 nang reéééerii as a resultand therefore our l , l ,, it in the conservative party and you don't think that there as women are concerned? s ,l '.ll:ll55!. ' ' you said it's embarrassing but i was asking why. oh

harriet harman, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.atives are on their second leader, all the other parties fé had their second leader, all the other parties *5% had all their second leader, all the other parties 2 had all had the mall r; =,,,,,,,,,, not the labour party, leaders. not the labour party, though, why not? does it have a problem with women? it is embarrassing and troubling that we regard ourselves as the labour party being. party for women and being the party for women and equality and many of us as feminists, that's why we joined the party because we saw at —— saw it at as that party. so never having had a female leader or woman prime female leader or woman'prime ” minister, it's very embarrassing and paradoxical minister, it's very embarrassing and paradoxical that the conservatives are not even on their first women prime minister, they are on their second. but i think there is a reason for that. ironically, second. but i think there is a reason forthat. ironically, it second. but i think there is a reason for that. iron