and i thank my honourable friend the member sport hendon and the memberfor friend the member sport hendoney and golders green for their tireless work in combating hate crime. also today i am announcing £30 million of new funding to tackle the scourge of online child sexual exploitation. a better resourced police force will deliver better outcomes for the british people and it will increase the demands on our already overstretched criminaljustice system. today, we invest more in our criminal justice system system. today, we invest more in our criminaljustice system to manage that increasing demand with a 5% real terms increase in the resource budget from the ministry ofjustice and an increase in their capital budget to £620 million next year. and an extra £80 million for the crown prosecution service stop taken together, today's spending round will dramatically improve the functioning of the criminaljustice system with more prosecutors, a reformed probation system, better security in prisons and funding to begin delivery of 10,000 new prison places. mr speaker, the spending round is delive

on the roads hendon: one lane closed in both directions at the junction with finchley lane/hendon lanety, murky conditions. these outbreaks of rain will push their way eastwards through the morning. maybe one or two sharp showers at times through the afternoon, but lots of dry weather around as well and some decent spells of sunshine. top temperatures again of 19 or 20 celsius. but it will feel quite breezy throughout. now, through this evening and overnight, again the chance of one or two showers, lots of clear spells though. and temperatures will drop a little lower than they were earlier on this morning, between 11 and 13 celsius. tomorrow it's another rather windy day. we'll start off on a dry note, there'll even be some sunshine around, but then we'll get some showers into the afternoon, they're merge together at times to feel like longer spells of rain. on saturday, still windy. sunday, plenty of rain. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half—an—hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back to charlie and naga. bye for now. good

i am at the police training college in hendon, the reason i am here is one of the announcements i madear about. that is what i have been talking about, and yesterday we landed all the funding which is necessary to ta ke the funding which is necessary to take all of those areas, all those priorities, forward. boris johnson was elected by your party because he was elected by your party because he was thought to be a winner. that is what members wanted. but he has lost his majority, he has lost a by—election, he has lost 21 mps, he has lost four votes in three days. he is not a winner anymore, is he? well, actually, yesterday what you saw in parliament, the final vote was something that i never thought would happen, certainly so soon, which was a vote to see if we can have a general election. that is not something i wanted to see. i didn't wa nt to something i wanted to see. i didn't want to have a general election earlier than necessary stop but what we have now is actually three years, or certainly since the 2017 election, we have had a parliament that keeps saying what it doesn't wa nt