the headlines: labour suspends jeremy corbyn, with me, ben brown. nlawful act, with harassment and discrimination. under my leadership, zero tolerance of anti—semitism will mean exactly that. if you are anti—semitic, you should be nowhere near this party, and we will make sure you are not. three dead in the french city of nice, after a knife attack. the mayor calls it an act of terrorism. scientists admit the —— predict the number of people infected are doubling every nine days. and we will talk to ross kemp about how you can still get involved in this yea r‘s can still get involved in this year's poppy appeal. a very good afternoon to you.

labour suspends jeremy corbyn look at our latest headlines. ted unlawful a cts it says the party committed unlawful acts of harassment and discrimination. under my leadership zero tolerance of anti—semitism will mean precisely that. if you're anti—semitic, you should be nowhere near this party. we will make sure you are not. three dead in the french city of nice after a knife attack near a church. the mayor has called it an act of terrorism. scientists at imperial college london are estimating the number of people infected from coronavirus is doubling every nine days and they're calling for tougher restrictions. let's get a full sports round—up. sarah has that. sad news from the world of welsh rugby. tributes are pouring in. the legendary wales, british and irish lions and llanelli wingerjj williams has died at the age of 72. the welsh rugby union described him as one of the greatest wings to play for the country. the lions said he inspired a generation with his incredible running and finishing abilities. he scored 12 tries in 30 tests as wales

one of the reasons i feel so strongly about jeremy corbyn damage. s part of the reason why we now leadership is he is part of the reason why we now have borisjohnson with the majority of 80. why we are now limping towards a half per exit and no deal that‘s going to be massive damage to this country why was that one of the worst covert responses in the world is because we, the labour party, i‘m not part of the party i was part of the party, i will still say we. the labour party allow that to happen. for the person who was the leader of the party at that time now to be saying or trying to give the sense that a report, which bear in mind, it‘s a let‘s wait and see what this report says will now it‘s said. it stomped out the truth. and i think it would be very good if corbin and the rest of them said ok, yes we didn‘t handle it tribal ripley well we did actually fail in leadership and in terms of handling issues and i wish i hadn‘t i‘m sorry. that‘s all they need to say. but no, they have to fight. because actually they are the ones that want the divisio

the problem with jeremy corbyn is did the right thing. same beliefs today that he did 40 years ago. decades of past, crises have happened, anything is exactly the same thing. he can never admit error, and he could have been gracious about the report today, he could've acknowledged some of his weaknesses, but he can't ever really say sorry. so he's put keir starmer in this position where we've had one of the most dramatic and perhaps consequential days in british politics for a very long time. lizzie, turning to the front of the daily mail, the headline there is, "rip corbyn‘s legacy of hate." but many are talking about this internal wa rfa re many are talking about this internal warfare assaulting the labour party, talking about this change of culture. because the watchdog concluded that the analysis within the labour party which did not do enough to prevent anti—semitism, and at worst could be seen to accept it. so how do you start to change that culture ? so how do you start to change that culture? it's a really, really difficult thing

i mean, he didn't have to suspend jeremy corbyn.eople. one of the papers, i think it is the guardian, hasa the papers, i think it is the guardian, has a great detail that mr corbyn was so unprepared for it that he was actually informed about it by a cameraman whilst filming a clip was to give in his reaction to the report. some of the people i spoke to today suggested that mr starmer and corbyn had had a conversation wednesday night wear, you know, they had sorted said they had not been oui’ had sorted said they had not been our intention to take action and people around keir starmer said that he wasn't set on making this decision, but i think mr corbyn the bank statement after the eh rc report came out when he sort of made the statement that the scale of anti—semitism in the party had been dramatically overstated, i think that left the labour leader in a really difficult position and he was getting a lot of questions from journalists about whether he was going to sackjeremy corbyn. the concept were seizing on this as a legitimate a

have you spoken to jeremy corbyn time. good morning. you what he would do?” won't go into details of the conversation but i said i would set out how i would approach the findings of the report. the findings we re very findings of the report. the findings were very clear about unlawful, indirect discrimination. and i thought it was absolutely right that we a cce pted thought it was absolutely right that we accepted the findings, apologised for the hurt and the pain, and made it clear that we would implement all the recommendations. i also made it clear in my response yesterday that the labour party will not tolerate anti—semitism, nor will it tolerate the argument that anti—semitism in the argument that anti—semitism in the labour party didn't really happen, it was exaggerated, it was really just factional, happen, it was exaggerated, it was reallyjust factional, because that is part of the problem. i set that out in clear terms yesterday. as pa rt out in clear terms yesterday. as part of the commitment i made on the first day i was elect

jeremy corbyn elected as leader of the labour party.n‘sjubilant supporters saw his internal critics as sell—outs. a different room, a different decade, a familiar theme. this was 1985. the then labour leader neil kinnock in a battle with the party's left. i'll tell you what happens with impossible promises. you start with far—fetched resolutions. they're then pickled into a rigid dogma code, and you go through the years sticking to that — outdated, misplaced, irrelevant to the real needs. one such left—wing labour mp then was dave nellist, himself suspended in 1992. the campaign against his suspension led by, yes, jeremy corbyn. to what extent does this remind you of what has happened within the labour party in the past? today's playing out very similar to the 1980s with the attack on the militant tendency by neil kinnock, is keir starmer trying to prove to the establishment he will be safe as a prime minister. even in power the tensions within labour still bubbled. tony blair offering this reflection in 2006. you know, they say i hate

political reasons by opponents, what are you going to do now to show that you are serious at that jeremy corbyny leadership, we will have zero tolerance of anti—semitism, we will accept this report in full, recognise the hurt caused and act on the recommendations with speed. lbc, ben. thank you, many people in the jewish committee will welcome what you have said it but many will fight it does not go far enough. this is a wholly damning report advise the previous leadership of the party you now lead broke the law, acted u nlawfully now lead broke the law, acted unlawfully in three ways. mps and other affiliate have been disciplined, faced disciplinary action for far less. as the current leader, do you want to see that utilised, for people who said this was manufactured by israel, to quote one trade union leader, for the people who were found to have u nlawfully people who were found to have unlawfully interfered in the complaints process, and for the mps, former party leader who are ultimately responsible for what was found to be a huge and unlawful failure of leadership? on how far we have gone

jeremy corbyn did inspire a lot of people to join the party.party that had been out for some time and they will see this likely is a provocation. this is a suspension and it's certain to cause an upset from the part of the party as well. and the last thing that labour needs is to reignite that civil war the result of reaching for so long for so many years. that identity war, if you like, of what it is and what it is for. but it does to this evening to smoke a very clear break and that is the message from keir starmer that when it comes to this issue, it doesn't matter who you are. thank you very much and as promised, let's talk today dane margaret, she is with me is dame margaret hodge, labour mp for barking and the chair of the jewish labour movement. is this risking civil war was make the decision to suspend jeremy corbyn? it is the most extraordinary days and my long, long life and politics of that to say, when i came in this morning to read the report, ididn't in this morning to read the report, i didn't think so, what aboutjeremy corbyn‘s

jeremy corbyn — the former labour leader — is suspended from the party following a report on anti—semitismreport found that labour — under mr corbyn — had been responsible for discrimination. he said the problem had been ‘dramatically overstated', but that response led to his suspension. very shocked and very disappointed. i've been in the labour party all my life. and i want to make it absolutely clear. anti—semitism has no place whatsoever in our party or our movement. the report detailed ‘serious failings‘ during mr corbyn‘s leadership in addressing anti—semitism, and labour‘s new leader explained why he‘d taken action today. we won‘t tolerate anti—semitism or the denial of anti—semitism through the suggestion that it‘s exaggerated orfactional. and that‘s why i was disappointed withjeremy corbyn‘s response. we‘ll be looking at the findings in more detail — and the impact of mr corbyn‘s suspension on labour‘s membership. also today... in nice in the south of france, police are called to the scene of a knife attack in a church where three people were killed. president macron has visited t

the party's investigation into jeremy corbyn's comments will run its course. could be expelled. that would be an explosive outcome. but for now, though, labour wants to avoid returning to the days of factional fighting. leila nathoo, bbc news, westminster. thousands of soldiers and police are being deployed in france to protect places of worship and schools, following yesterday's knife attack in nice. three people were killed at the notre—dame basilica. the 21—year—old suspect, who'd only recently entered the country, is in hospital in a critical condition after being shot by police. hugh schofield reports from paris. at the basilica of notre dame the people of nice have been coming to pay homage to the victims, to contemplate, and maybe to grieve a little. translation: the hate, so much hate. please stop killing us. i can't take it any more. excuse me, i can't take this any more, i have to go work. sorry. gunfire three people were brutally knifed to death after the attacker entered the church early yesterday morning. police, who were quickly on the scene, sho

here in the uk, borisjohnson‘s conservative party is 5 points behind in one poll and jeremy corbyn, labour'sormer leader has been suspended from the party. amidst a crisis do we crave the conventional politics and duller virtues of competance and compassion rather than the swagger and promise of the populist? after the 2008 financial crisis, angela merkel in germany survived whilst other incumbent governments fell. is that a template for how politics will settle after covid joining me this week is ned temko of the christian science monitor, and coburn, presenter of the bbc‘s politics live. lets begin with the seismic event of this week. the us election is this tuesday november 3rd. but has much of it already happened? over 80 million people have already voted. more have already cast their ballot in texas than did overall in 2016 and we still have polling day to come. if there is a very high turnout what does that mean? but first, the big question — has covid fundamentally shifted the basis for everyone‘s political choices? jeffrey kofman, i am going to start with you on that, if i may. do yo

well yes jeremy corbyn cause was the lead up until really the north long ago and he was the hope of the party he was the hope for many on the left of the party and theories a lot of particularly young people they were hoping that he would be a very left leaning prime minister so that the new leader. took the step i think is quite drastic and i think a lot of people wouldn't have expected this to happen now the people on the left of the party who are still supporting jeremy corbyn will argue with him that this is a political move to basically suppress the left voices in the labor party but this was with a kiss start with the new leadership will say well no this is not political this is really about the issue of anti-semitism and that. anybody who minimizes the problem with anti semitism within the labor party is just no longer tolerable now in our remaining 20 seconds what will happen to the crippen he says will be just be flushed out. well really we're seeing already on social media jeremy cool business fighting back and people who are on this side are fighting back and they're saying w

it's a huge blow for people who supported jeremy corbyn throughout all of this and a big blow for the man himself who's led the labor party for 4 and a half years against 3 successive conservative governments of david cameron to rescind may of boris johnson until dramatically losing the election in december against boris johnson partly as a result of of corbin's handling or brakes and partly too because of the scandal surrounding allegations of anti-semitism within his party that prompted this investigation by the equality and human rights council and those reported back that the labor party was responsible for on lawful acts of harassment or discrimination against jewish members of the party and politically interfered in the complaints process he him selfe is not accused of anti semitism but as the leader of the party essentially overall responsibility fell to him he responded though to this report saying that it was dramatically overstated for political reasons and that's put him on this collision course with the new leader of the labor party kiran starmer who has now suspended him

he has temporarily suspended jeremy corbyn. and then all the kind of...ple saying he has on dodgy legal ground, he is the former director of public prosecutions, i'm sure he is consulted on what he is allowed to do. i think the temple,... jeremy corbyn is a very good and p, he makes a very good activists, and perhaps he is all standing to his principles. we would love aprons about person —— a principled person to lead the country, but publishes the power of possible. at the moment, i think the laws on keir starmer‘s side. moment, i think the laws on keir starmer's side. a means to go on come martin? you after member the source, the paper does not want keir starmer to be prime minister, so you have to read into that, and the two things are, and the ability of the situation is, of course there is still a significant constituency of people within the labour party, grassroots and so on, who are corbyn supporters and so pathetic to him. and secondly, the logic of his suspension was corbyn made this accusation that the whole thing is been overblown —— corbyn su

tonight at ten — jeremy corbyn, the former labour leader, is suspended from the party, following a report discrimination. he said the problem had been "dramatically overstated", but that response led to his suspension. very shocked and very disappointed. i've been the labour party all my life and i want to make it absolutely clear — anti—semitism has no place whatsoever in our party or our movement. the report detailed "serious failings" during mr corbyn's leadership in addressing anti—semitism, and labour's new leader explained why he'd taken action today. we won't tolerate anti—semitism or the denial of anti—semitism through the suggestion that it's exaggerated or factional,

jeremy corbyn though says he was not part of the problem. >> and if after all of the pain, all of thehe evidence in this report, there are still those who think there is no problem with anti-semitism in the labour party and that it is all exaggerated, then frankly , you are part of the problem also and you should be nowhere near the labour party. anchor: another bit of news from the u.k. -- oxford university has a test that it hopes will help identify carriers of the coronavirus in minutes. scientists are rolling out the tests in the university community to assess how best to use the rapid test if it turns out that it works. the results might be used are the nhs. scientists for

. -- the man who was labor leader until earlier this year, jeremy corbyn, has been suspended fwnm hisarty after a report found labor was responsibl u forawful acts of harassment and its commission against jewish members while he mr. corbyn said he did everything he could to tack the issue but added the scale of the problem had been overstated by opponents.that did not go do. our deputy political edit. mo reporter: a year ago, he was trying to be prime minister. today, he suspended from the party joined more than 50 years ago. reporter: his time was turbulent and divisive and mp's say it was his fault they were bullied out of the party. were serious failings in the way labor dealt with anti-semitism. in response, mr. corbyn seemed to suggest the problem had been exaggerated. >> i made it clear we would not tolerate anti-semitism or the denial of anti-semitism through th suggestion that it is exaggerated or fractional, and that is why i wasisappointed with jeremy corbyn's response and that is why this action hask been, which i fully support. reporter: he said anti-jewish hate would no l

today, jeremy corbyn is suspended from the party he joined more than 50 years ago., he was clearly taken aback by today's dramatic move. very shocked. and very disappointed. i've been in the labour party all my life and i want to make it absolutely clear, anti—semitism has no place whatsoever in our party or our movement. i've opposed it and racism in all its forms or my life. they chant: shame on you! his time in charge was turbulent and divisive. jewish mps said it was his fault they were bullied out of the party. today, the organisation set up to legally protect equality, concluded there had been serious failings and three breaches of the equality act, including political interference in anti—semitism complaints by staff in mr corbyn‘s office, harassment, and a failure to provide adequate training to those handling complaints. when mr corbyn was leader he repeatedly said that anti—jewish hate would not be tolerated. but last year bbc panorama interviewed several former staffers who said the problem was being ignored. i do not think the labour party is a safe spac

we are looking at front pages warning of a split labour party with jeremy corbyn, a huge move by the a and expressing their disappointment. i think it will be really instructive to watch what happens over the next few hours is to where the party is now. we have seen over the last two years this sort of fight for the soul of the labour party, the civil war that raged for years that was driven by a huge influx of new members that came in withjeremy corbyn under his leadership. we saw that sort of power struggle if you like between the two wings of the labour party over those few years. since then they have gone to the electorate twice and have not managed to wind there. the election of sir keir starmer last year, he was not the favoured candidate of that wing of the left, that was rebecca long bailey, so it is already felt like a weakening power shift even though he was part of the shadow cabinet of jeremy corbyn, he was not the preferred candidate. it is felt like there has been this weakening of power so what the reaction is now to jeremy corbyn being suspended over the next couple of

the party's investigation into jeremy corbyn's comments will run its course.factional fighting. leila nathoo, bbc news, westminster. a 1a—year—old girl has been charged with murdering a man in west sussex, police have announced. the victim died in crawley on tuesday after being found with stab wounds to the chest. despite being treated by paramedics and an air ambulance doctor, he died at the scene. a murder suspect, wanted in connection with the deaths of three people in coventry and warwickshire, has been arrested in staffordshire. anthony russell was found this morning in the village of rolleston—on—dove near burton—upon—trent. jennifer meierhans reports. the manhunt came to an end in this peaceful staffordshire village. police investigating a triple murder found the man they'd named as a suspect in a stolen car in the early hours of this morning. anthony russell was arrested on suspicion of murdering julie williams and her son david. their bodies were found at separate flats in coventry on sunday and monday. the 38—year—old suspect is also being questioned

today, jeremy corbyn is suspended from the party he joined more than 50 years ago. shame on you!his fault they were bullied out of the party. today, the organisation set up to legally protect equality concluded there had been serious failings in the way labour dealt with anti—semitism. in response, mr corbyn seems to suggest the problem had been exaggerated, prompting the dramatic step by his successor. i made it clear we will not tolerate anti—semitism or the denial of anti—semitism through the suggestion that it is exaggerated or factional and that is why i was disappointed withjeremy corbyn‘s response and that is why appropriate action has been taken, which i fully support. when mr corbyn was leader he repeatedly said that anti—jewish hate would not be tolerated. but last year bbc panorama interviewed several former staffers who said the problem was being ignored. i do not think the labour party is a safe space forjewish people any more. labour is not an anti—racist party. the report finds the party was responsible for three breaches of the equality act, including harassment a

totallythe answer is different under jeremy corbyn.y corbyn would have put a foreign-policy that would have put the u.k. totally out of line with the rest of the western world, particularly when it came to russia and the u.s. i think peers dahmer is trying to pull the labour party back. i think the labour party now is more of a traditional left-wing party. more spending, more redistribution, high spending. i do not think you would see a foreignge as far as policy. francine: there is so much news coming out from different sides, but china is always out the forefront of big changes. debt concerns and relief. with the new growth plans, could become a bigger economy than the u.s. in the next decade. how do you play china? rupert: it is a very tricky one, particularly with the u.s. election. we have a binary outcome when it comes to the presidency. if we come out with a biden win, you get a big relaxation of some of those tensions, in the short term. you will not see the tactics that we associate with a trump presidency. even if the underly

the labour leader defends his decision to suspend jeremy corbyn over anti—semitism — saying there's nofor the party to descend into civil war. remembering the three people who died in a knife attack in nice — thousands of soldiers and police are now protecting places of worship in france. at least four people die and more than 100 are injured, after a powerful earthquake hits the coast of turkey, bringing down buildings in the third biggest city, izmir. after eight months, and at a cost of billions of pounds, the furlough scheme ends tomorrow — we find out what it's done for businesses: i don't think we would have survived without it because i assume my only other option would have been to make everybody redundant. and in the run up to the women's fa cup final this weekend, we talk to the player who's helped both teams get to wembley. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. nottinghamshire has become the latest region to move into the highest tier of coronavirus restrictions. before the tier 3 measures took effect at midnight, large groups of drinkers gathered in nottingham city centre

they did nothing, specifically, i repeatedly asked jeremy corbyn to act.rship. and he refused to do so. and so, i hope, i hope keirstarmer to do so. and so, i hope, i hope keir starmer will accept everything in this report and go beyond it. in putting some normality back into our politics were jewish people are properly and fully included. in them. rather than pushed out. and i hope jeremy corbyn will take ownership of this and accept that his failure of leadership has led to this terrible day of shame for us all. did you raise the issue of the abuse that your family in particular, john mann, received? and if so, what was the reaction from the party leaders? horrific stuff thrown at my staff and my family. who are not elected in the way that i was. and every party leader, every senior politician, most of parliament, came up to me, including some ofjeremy corbyn 's key supporters to empathise, to see how we were, jeremy corbyn never said a word to me on it. despite the fact i raised to his face in parliamentary meetings, on several occasions, the fa ct meet

labor faced repeated accusations of anti-semitism under jeremy corbyn leadership.he labor leader said it was "a day of shame" for the party and vowed to win back the trust of jewish members, staff, and politicians. greece will tighten restrictions after the country reported does go straight days of record increases in coronavirus cases. another three regions will be placed on lockdown. face coverings will be mandatory both indoors and outdoors for those areas and a nighttime curfew will be imposed. the prime minister said unlike the lockdown in the spring, shops and schools will remain open. the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic has reached what it calls an alarming juncture in eastern mediterranean countries. the who says the area is seeing its highest weekly covid-19 numbers since the beginning of the outbreak. officials say more mask wearing and social distancing are needed in the region to help stem the spread of the virus. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

yesterday in the sun, in your paper, we had jeremy corbyn apologising for breaching rules, we also hadng for breaching rules, we also had borisjohnson‘s dad without also had borisjohnson‘s dad without a mask in shops. what is going on? yes, i feel like those two stories yesterday were both mini barnard castle is, if you can call them that. small breaches of the rules which people will be a bit annoyed about. but this breach today is flubber casting! it is going to infuriate people and i think the way the i have done it has actually laid it out pretty well, they have got five point bullet points on that front page explaining exactly what she did, which as she travelled down from scotland to london, thinking that she might have coronavirus, having fought a bad enough that she had got herself a test. that is bad enough. but then she travelled back from london to scotland and you know, there is a great quote from the train staff in the telegraph who have been working throughout the pandemic, trying to keep people's lives going on as normally as possible, train staff who have had to not see

in the united kingdom, the labour party has suspended former leader jeremy corbyn after he disagreed with some of the conclusions of a government report on anti-semitism and the labour party. corbyn has promised to strongly contest the political -- the suspension. in response, peace activist medea benjamin wrote -- "u.k. labour leader jeremy corbyn has spent his life fighting racism and defending the rights of the oppressed, including palestinians. he has always opposed anti-semitism, but anti-semitism is being weaponized to suspend him from the party. sad." the trump administration has largely stopped auditing the wealthiest people. >> donald trump has done an enormous favor to 24,000 chest families in ameca. they make about $30 million a year each. you know how many of thehad their tax returns audited? seven. 7000, seven. and he could dedicate johnson's report finds that under president obama in 2015, the country sources households were 270 times more likely to be audited than under trump. in media news, the pulitzer prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald has resigned from the in

it's a huge blow for people who supported jeremy corbyn throughout all of this the big blow for the man himself who's the labor party for for half years against 3 successive conservative governments of david cameron to reset may of boris johnson until dramatically losing the election in december against boris johnson partly as a result of of course it's handling of bricks and partly too because of the scandal surrounding allegations of anti-semitism within his party that prompted this investigation by the equality and human rights council and those reported back that the labor party was responsible for on lawful acts of harassment of discrimination against jewish members of the party of politically interfered in the complaints process here him self is not accused of anti semitism but as the leader of the party essentially overall responsibility fell to him he responded though to this report saying that it was dramatically overstated for political reasons and that's put him on this collision course with the new leader of the labor party kiran starmer who has now suspended him it means th

to be a civil war in the labour party, we are starting to see a few more labour mps, allies of jeremy corbynrought back into the party. saying, echoing that line from len mccluskey, the unite union leader, this is a divisive move, party unity is being threatened. clearly that is a risk for sir keir starmer. there is now going to be a formal labour party process, disciplinary process, no more details about that being released by the labour party but there will be a formal investigation and it is related to those comments thatjeremy corbyn made in response to the findings of the equality watchdog, not their report, the conclusions of that report themselves, butjeremy corbyn ‘s claim that the scale of anti—semitism in the labour party under his leadership had been dramatically overstated by his political opponents. have a listen to what sir keir starmer had to say. it is not for me to say what process should be followed — that is for the general secretary — or what sanction is in order. i don't want a civil war in the labour party, i don't think there's any need for one, i want to unite the par

the uk labour party has suspended jeremy corbyn over his reaction to a highly critical report on anti—semitism party had been responsible for unlawful harassment and discrimination. the current leader, sir keir starmer, has promised to implement key recommendations. hundreds of families living in a camp in buenos aires have been evicted after police destroyed their makeshift homes. the owners of the land have been trying to reclaim it in court. about 2,500 people were living there, although many agreed to leave before the eviction started. a nasa probe sent to collect rock from an asteroid is back on track after some technical issues. officials behind the osiris—rex craft were worried after a rock wedged open the door of a container. nasa says the rock samples have now been safely sealed inside and the probe is ready to return to earth. with just five days left before the us election — both president trump and joe biden have been making a final push for votes in the crucial state of florida. donald trump made a stop in tampa — where he appeared in front of a packed crowd. he's lavished a lot o

from senegal and spain rescued 60 other people going before the former british opposition leader jeremy corbyn has been suspended from the labor party after an inquiry into alleged anti-semitism a report found unlawful harassment and discrimination took place during his time in charge the u.k.'s human rights watchdog identified serious failings within the party. here in germany chancellor angela merkel is defending the latest round of coronavirus restrictions as the country prepares to go back into a limited lockdown addressing parliament today merkel said that it's currently impossible to trace the origin of all new infections hampering efforts to contain the virus she faced frequent interruptions in parliament and the opposition have called the measures excessive and inappropriate. empty restaurants and bars no museums no theaters these images are actually from the 1st wave of the pandemic but in november germans will have to get used to the macon as coronavirus cases rise chancellor angela merkel announced sweeping new restrictions the main difference this time is that schools and many shop

nationwide lock turns and britain's opposition labor party leader former leader has suspended jeremy corbyn after he don't plead to reports that found evidence of anti semitism in the party during his leadership that see up to date stay with us and al-jazeera the stream is next. to 020. is the government to take the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that when we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. hi our family ok and join the stream while we're making dropping out of the u.s. workforce as a pandemic hits the labor market advocates worry that years of economic advancements by winning could be in jeopardy we want to hear your thoughts and experiences so be sure to tweet us at a.j. strain or leave a comment and i live chat to join the conversation. the coronavirus pandemic has sent the u.s. economy in a doubt what products forcing many people especially women out of work around 865000 women left the workforce in september compared 221-6000 men that's acc

here in the uk, borisjohnson's conservative party is 5 points behind in one poll and jeremy corbyn, labour'sthe conventional politics and duller virtues of competance and compassion rather than the swagger and promise of the populist?

the uk labour party has suspended jeremy corbyn over his reaction to a highly critical report on anti—semitismport found the party had been responsible for unlawful harassment and discrimination. the current leader, sir keir starmer, has promised to implement key recommendations. hundreds of families living in a camp in buenos aires have been evicted after police destroyed their makeshift homes. the owners of the land have been trying to reclaim it in court. about 2500 people were living there, although many agreed to leave before the eviction started. a nasa probe sent to collect rock from an asteroid is back on track after some technical issues. officials behind the osiris—rex craft were worried after a rock wedged open the door of a container. nasa says the rock samples have now been safely sealed inside and the probe is ready to return to earth. to the united states — and with just five days left before election day — both president trump and joe biden have been making a final push for votes in the crucial state of florida. mr trump has made a stop at the western city of tampa — where he a

the labour leader defends his decision to suspend jeremy corbyn over anti—semitism — saying there's nodiers and police are now protecting places of worship in france.

party's opposition labour has suspended its former leader jeremy corbyn after he failed to fully accept findings of a report into anti-semitism within the party. labor faced repeated accusations of anti-semitism under mr. corbin's leadership. the current leader said it was a day of shame for the party and vowed to win back the trust of jewish members, staff, and politicians. thousands of californians are being allowed to return home as calm or wind help firefighters beat back wildfires that had spurred widespread evacuations. 100,000 people were ordered to leave monday after the wildfires broke out. here are some of the top stories that we are following from around the world. big tech earnings deluge. what to expect from the results coming out after the bell and their importance in keeping the s&p 500 afloat. morgan stanley's green gold. the investment bank attempt to eliminate that carbon activities within 30 years. we discussed with audrey choi. intel semiconductor dominance. we will discuss the deal and what it means for the sector that has been historically dominated by intel. we wi

the former british opposition leader jeremy corbyn has been suspended from the labor party after an inquiry into alleged anti semitism a report found on lawful harassment and discrimination took place during his time in charge of the party of the u.k.'s lead a human rights watchdog rather and identified serious failings within the party. hurricane rita has made landfall in louisiana hammering the us state with high winds and heavy rains authorities have been warning residents to take shelter one person has been killed so far a fast moving storm exists is expected to sweep across the u.s. southeast. and we want to stay in the u.s. in the city of philadelphia which has imposed a nighttime curfew to quell unrest following the police shooting of a black man on monday 2 nights looting and clashes between police and protesters followed the death of walter wallace jr at least $172.00 people have been arrested in 15 we officers injured the year protests against the killing of black americans by police have become a national movement over the summer one of the focal points of the campaigns by black

the labour leader defends his party's decision to suspend jeremy corbyn over anti—semitism, saying there'sneed for the party to descend into civil war. remembering the three people who died in a knife attack in nice — thousands of soldiers and police are now protecting places of worship in france. at least 12 people have died and more than 400 others have been been injured after a powerful earthquake hits the coast of turkey, bringing down buildings in the third—biggest city, izmir. we felt the earthquake quite violently. the entire house shook and my wife and i, we grabbed the baby and ran outside. after eight months, and at a cost of billions of pounds, the furlough scheme ends tomorrow — we find out what it's done for businesses. i don't think we would have survived without it because i assume my only other option would have been to make everybody redundant. hello and welcome to bbc news. one of england's best—loved footballers — the 1966 world cup winner nobby stiles — has died at the age of 78. his death follows a long illness. the tough—tackling midfielder — who spent most of his pla

senior labour mps on the left of the party have called for unity and support for ex—leader jeremy corbynom the party. former shadow cabinet ministers diane abbott, john mcdonnell and richard burgon took part in an online rally, appealing for mr corbyn to be reinstated. he was suspended on thursday after a report into anti—semitism within the party revealed equality law was broken under his leadership. rescue teams in the turkish city of izmir have spent the night digging through concrete blocks, looking for survivors of the earthquake that struck there yesterday. at least 26 people are now understood to have died, including two on the nearby greek island of samos. 0rla guerin reports. amateur video captured the awful power of the quake. this multi— storey building disintegrated into dust. 0n the streets of izmir, there was fear and panic. i saw people crying, trying to reach out to their loved ones. everyone was shocked and it was a very chaotic moment. about 20 buildings were brought down. the quake was felt as far away as istanbul and athens. turkey is crisscrossed by active fault line

and the sun's website reports on the former labour leader jeremy corbyn, who has apologised for breachingor nine people. those are the front pages. i will start with a story — i like to look at the obituaries sometime. helen reddy, news of her death announced yesterday. i am woman is the song people knew her from, yesterday. i am woman is the song people knew herfrom, a feminist anthem. she is 12 years old, her pa rents were anthem. she is 12 years old, her parents were very difficult performance —— vaudeville. she left them to live with an aunt. started doing business stuff. she had a kidney removed and could not dance after that. she got married briefly. had a daughter very young and in 1966 one a talent show and is part of the when she got a trip to new york. she goes to new york at 22 with a three—year—old daughter and when she gets to the studio, they say there is no deal. so she just gets told to go away again. she came all the way from australia to new york. she had to start her career all over again with a three—year—old daughter again. i love the detail in this dash sorry, i am g

government trying to come up with the rule of six as a way to simplify it again but clearly the jeremy corbynlabour leader when it comes to those things as well. but i think that i'm going to be complexities to this over the next few weeks and months because the government is desperate to avoid taking radical national action if it doesn't need to. it doesn't want to see the same sort of things we saw happening match where we were all told to stay at home. it wants to try and do this locally if it can, and that is going to mean that there are some potential inconsistencies, some potential questions asked. the big challenge for the government is persuading everybody, as i say, that those measures that are being brought in are necessary, that they make sense in getting people to follow them. i will in westminster, thank you very much indeed. just to let you know some of the latest stats we are getting in, reports that there have been 59 covid—19 deaths within 28 days in a positive covid—19 test. according to government data 71, they are saying, on wednesday. and, also, the uk reporting 6914 case

i am sure you have seen the pictures of former leader of the labor party jeremy corbyn attending a dinner from bbc london, i‘m tolu adeoye. public health officials will meet with city hall this week to discuss the possibility of further covid—19 restrictions london. it comes as the mayor of tower hamlets urged residents not to go to each others houses unless absolutely essential. figures released last week show london has one of the worst rates for the spread of the virus in the country. transport for london has said the cab company 0la can‘t operate in london after it found more than 1,000 passengers had been picked up by unlicensed drivers. tfl says the company is not fit and proper to hold a private hire licence. 0la has three weeks to appeal. a restaurant in ilford has been fined £1,000 for serving a burger four minutes after the 10:00pm curfew. the met police say they spoke with staff at bim‘s on a number of occasions and fined the venue for community safety reasons. the restaurant has criticised the decison. they could have been a bit more lenient and they could have just gone in th