ihla. minister. would he spared them the traveland resign? ihla. can i thank travel and resign? no.us today and of course the metropolitan police for concluding their inquiries before that. but does the prime minister agree with me that investigations should be carried out without outside interference or statements towards the police or others and with the prime minister now as the leader of the opposition to respect this tube with regards to durham constabulary? yes, it sounds like very sound advice. ~ , yes, it sounds like very sound advice. g ., yes, it sounds like very sound advice. y ., , yes, it sounds like very sound advice. g ., , ., ., advice. my mother, my father-in-law and my mother-in-law_ advice. my mother, my father-in-law and my mother-in-law are _ advice. my mother, my father-in-law and my mother-in-law are just - advice. my mother, my father-in-law and my mother-in-law are just three | and my mother—in—law are just three of the nearly 180,000 people who died from covid—19 in britain. the law is broken by the prime minister, the chancellor and others were not victiml

ihla. power generators for windfall tax. this idea hasn't gone away. no.s idea hasn't gone away. no. it's very strange, isn't it? _ this idea hasn't gone away. no. it's very strange, isn't it? initially - this idea hasn't gone away. no. it's very strange, isn't it? initially we i very strange, isn't it? initially we were _ very strange, isn't it? initially we were told — very strange, isn't it? initially we were told that the chancellor didn't like the _ were told that the chancellor didn't like the windfall tax and that he seemed — like the windfall tax and that he seemed to be warming to it. now it seems that— seemed to be warming to it. now it seems that he's completely stolen labour's _ seems that he's completely stolen labour's windfall tax policy and actually — labour's windfall tax policy and actually gone one better, notjust planning — actually gone one better, notjust planning to hit the north sea oil and gas — planning to hit the north sea oil and gas production, but also windfall— and gas production, but also windfall as well and bringing quite

ihla under attack, what do we do? stand up and fight.— under attack, what do we do?ands on our bodies, we would _ stand up and fight. no bands on our bodies, we would go - stand up and fight. no bands on our bodies, we would go back, | our bodies, we would go back, chanted the thousands who turned out in washington, dc, who demanded that the landmark abortion law reverses way, is not touched, and that the justices do not meddle with the decades long a law that protects the rights to what say what goes on in their bodies. i don't know, i feel like the first abortion i saw was when i was three years old and the fact that i am still here and i am 17 and i am still having to fight for my rights, thatjust shows that we have made little to no progress and it is gut—wrenching. to no progress and it is gut-wrenching. abortion is basic health _ gut-wrenching. abortion is basic health care, - gut-wrenching. abortion is basic health care, it - gut-wrenching. abortion is basic health care, it is - gut-wrenching. abortion is| basic health care, it is basic heatth— basic health ca

ihla and you'll never walk alone fly, what has paris been like?aris been like? no problem at all. everybody you see, _ what has paris been like? no problem at all. everybody you see, they - what has paris been like? no problem at all. everybody you see, they like i at all. everybody you see, they like us and it seems _ at all. everybody you see, they like us and it seems that _ at all. everybody you see, they like us and it seems that half _ at all. everybody you see, they like us and it seems that half of - at all. everybody you see, they like us and it seems that half of paris . us and it seems that half of paris like us _ us and it seems that half of paris like us. they keep coming up and saying. _ like us. they keep coming up and saying, you're going to win. 1981, alan kennedy _ saying, you're going to win. 1981, alan kennedy beating _ saying, you're going to win.1331 alan kennedy beating real saying, you're going to win. 1331 alan kennedy beating real madrid here in paris, you were both in kyiv for micro years ago, mo salah getting manhandled

ihla. shouldn't be seen as a threat by president putin?sia wanted to, in the past. but it has changed. it has grown up. it but it has changed. it has grown up. it no _ but it has changed. it has grown up. it no longer— but it has changed. it has grown up. it no longer wishes to be bullied. i think— it no longer wishes to be bullied. i think both — it no longer wishes to be bullied. i think both finland and sweden realise — think both finland and sweden realise that this change means they have got— realise that this change means they have got to actuallyjoin the alliance _ have got to actuallyjoin the alliance. but i think it's more... if alliance. but i think it's more... if you _ alliance. but i think it's more... if you go — alliance. but i think it's more... if you go back maybe ten years, they looked _ if you go back maybe ten years, they looked at _ if you go back maybe ten years, they looked at it _ if you go back maybe ten years, they looked at it asjoining the if you go back maybe ten years, they looked at it as joining the allianc

ihla. behaviour but that has not been substantiated.— behaviour but that has not been substantiated. real madrid fans. it was a very dangerous thing to do. i spend my whole life going to games abroad and we can't take the moral high ground too much with what happened at wembley, with a storming at wembley at the euro 2020 final. maybe there was an element of that in the french police thinking but this was a complete failure of their thinking, of their leadership, the stewarding on the ground, the french football federation and the french state, and it was embarrassing. it is only but for the grace of god that you and i are talking about this today without there having been a terrible disaster unfolded. there is a particular sensitivity when you are talking with liverpool fans through a fence after what happened in 1989. what needs to happen to make sure this doesn't happen again, notjust in the stade de france but at any other match? first, french politicians need to grow up and appreciate the problem they have with their right police. england will be playing a game in munich shortly

ihla mi5 deals with domestic abuse.ew cases of monkeypox at been confirmed in the uk, the health secretary has said. the new cases come on top of the nine previously identified with the nine previously identified with the initial case having returned from travel to nigeria. monkeypox is a rare viral infection which is usually mild and recovered from in a few weeks. it does not spread easily between people. the world health organization says there are 37 confirmed cases and 71 cases under investigation worldwide and it is holding meetings daily to discuss the outbreak. nurseries in england say plans to allow staff to look after more children will not cut costs for parents. says it is considering changing the rules to try to help reduce the expense of childcare amidst the growing cost of living crisis with that they say it could improve choice and availability of childcare places. but it has led to fears the move could affect children's well—being and development. education editor reports. thank you so much. ashley has fo

ihla. wouldn't put it down to classic. no. west ham are _ wouldn't put it down to classic. no.ng people now, the reality is they are _ now, the reality is they are distracted _ now, the reality is they are distracted by— now, the reality is they are distracted by their- now, the reality is they are distracted by their phone, i now, the reality is they are - distracted by their phone, snapchat etc. distracted by their phone, snapchat etc the _ distracted by their phone, snapchat etc the key— distracted by their phone, snapchat etc the key thing _ distracted by their phone, snapchat etc. the key thing is, _ distracted by their phone, snapchat etc. the key thing is, how- distracted by their phone, snapchat etc. the key thing is, how can - distracted by their phone, snapchat etc. the key thing is, how can you i etc. the key thing is, how can you meet _ etc. the key thing is, how can you meet them — etc. the key thing is, how can you meet them halfway? _ etc. the key thing is, how can you meet them halfway? they- etc. the key thing is, how can you meet them halfway? they will- etc.

ihla. that labels to control are you? no, think we are _ that labels to control are you?n able to answer the key question of the day, which is how do you support people in a personal economic crisis that they are facing as a result of cost—of—living crisis? a good opportunity to labour. cost-of-living crisis? a good opportunity to labour.- cost-of-living crisis? a good opportunity to labour. what would ou like to opportunity to labour. what would you like to see _ opportunity to labour. what would you like to see labour— opportunity to labour. what would you like to see labour do - opportunity to labour. what would you like to see labour do with - opportunity to labour. what would you like to see labour do with thatj you like to see labour do with that opportunity? previously you have been _ opportunity? previously you have been quite clear that you don't think— been quite clear that you don't think keir_ been quite clear that you don't think keir starmer's offered to the public— think keir starmer's offered to the public has — think keir starmer's offered to the public h