jacqui smith, the former labour home _ country.e in the last hour. let me bring you some breaking news. this is from dominic casciani, he says the dbc understands from an official government source that the 25—year—old man being held on suspicion of murdering sir david amess this lunchtime is a british national who initially appears to be of some only heritage but further inquiries, i can... of some only heritage but further inquiries, ican... —— of some only heritage but further inquiries, i can... —— somali. that is from dominic casciani. the 25—year—old man held on suspicion of killing sir david amess this lunchtime is a british national, though he may be of some only heritage. —— of somali heritage. the lib dem peer lord nigeljones was attacked in his constituency in cheltenham injanuary 2000. he was attacked by a man with a japanese sword. his assistant andrew pennington died in the attack. lord jones perceived 57 stitches to a wound to his hand, which happened

, undertaking it on our behalf. jacqui smith. chair— undertaking it on our behalf. jacqui smith,ting a super team, if you want. guaranteed spots in the champions league, in a few years' time, not immediately, all these kinds of things. yeah, with all the things of how financial fair play is used nowadays, where nobody knows exactly if it is still existing or not, stuff like this. newcastle fans will love it, of course, but for the rest of us itjust means there is a new superpower in newcastle. no change yet. the same players take on tottenham tomorrow, and the same managerfor now. newcastle manager steve bruce says he'll carry on doing his job until he hears otherwise. there's been much speculation about his future following the takeover of the club. the game against tottenham tomorrow will be bruce's 1,000th match as a manager. his side are one off the bottom, and he turned the focus back on the media for all the speculation surrounding hisjob. there are brief ten minute conversation with the new owners where _ conversation with the new owners where we — conversation with the ne