. 0ver jonathan bartley, the co—leader of the green party. we will be hearing questions from listeners on 5 live your call, taking questions submitted online and via social media to your questions answered on the bbc. you can get in touch when we are on the air. and we are also giving you the chance to e—mail your questions. they have no answer to the question of what they would do... and apologies. we are clearly having some technical issues at the moment. you are hearing a clip of boris johnson rather than the studio in sa lfo rd. johnson rather than the studio in salford. i am told we can go back there now. and apparently we can'tjust there now. and apparently we can't just yet. those technical problems continue. let me remind you that we are hoping to rejoin nicky campbell in salford for that special question and answer session with jonathan for that special question and answer session withjonathan bartley, co—leader of the green party. it is one of a series of similar 0 and as that we have been doing with party political leaders during t

we will have jonathan bartley from the minister, borisjohnson.avejonathan bartley from the green party, the co—leader here on friday and we are with adam price from cymru stop good morning. good morning. let's go straight for it. holly is near cardiff. thank you for getting in touch, thank you for your question, whatever it is, fire away. as someone whatever it is, fire away. as someone whose main priority in this election is our approach to the climate... the green party... just run that by us again, we lost the line. sorry. it's not your fault, we lost the line half way through the question. i'm wondering why i should vote for plaid cymru over the green party. worries about the climate crisis, the future of our planet, clearly. she feels, perhaps, holly, not sure if we have a terrific line to her that she should vote green. good morning, holly, great question. beyond brexit, which of course, has dominated discussions, we have a much deeper question at the heart of this election, which will be the key question in the 21st century, which is clima

thank you very much to jonathan bartley and ladies and gentlemen. all of us here, good night. most places are frost free at the moment because there is too much cloud around, although over the next few days it will continue to get milder, day and night, but mainly because the weather is turning more unsettled. there will be more rain in the forecast. most of the rain today will be towards the south. and getting blown away by those brisk winds. grey through the midlands through the south—east of england, brighter skies further north, a few showers towards the north—east of scotland. the highest temperature is where it turns wetter later in the day towards the south—west of england, may be double figures here. jumping into friday. more showers and a lot of cloud around on friday but the potential for some wet weather to develop towards the west country, south—west of england and then into the west midlands and wales, though showers merging two long spells of rain that could be quite heavy. 7—9 degrees in the north, double figures likely further south.

much more on climate change and other election issues to come, with the green party co—leader, jonathan bartley

jonathan bartley, action that we must see right now.der of the green party, thank you. we have loads to come to you this morning. including your chat with a superstar. they have been talking to her about many things. she is very much a role model for young people. an interesting chat that is coming up an interesting chat that is coming up later. although to come between now and 9:15. loads of other interviews as well. time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. 00:27:16,238 --> 2147483051:50:23,436 national headlines in a few minutes' 2147483051:50:23,436 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 time. she will meet a world war ii veteran and his family. around 40 firefighters are tackling a fire at a furniture shop near dartford. it broke out in the high street at midnight. a woman in her 60s and a man in his 70s had been treated for the effects of breathing and smoke. people who live nearby are being warned to keep their windows and doors closed. funding to cut grass on highway verges in rather will no longer get a top up from the dis

partyjust about to speak, you heard jonathan ba rtley, green partyjust about to speak, you heard jonathan bartleyalking about a plan to reach zero carbon emissions by 2030, it said every sector of the economy would be decarbonise. i am told the official manifesto went online at exactly 10am, i will be curious to hear the details. what impact it will have on peoples lifestyles, and the significant amount of money they are spending. and tomorrow nightjoin me on bbc one and the bbc news channel for the a bbc ask the leader debates with the green party and their co—leaderjonathan bartley. we will be in birmingham with an audience of voters. we'll collectively question mr bartley about his promises at this general election. join me and our audience and the green party at 10:45 tomorrow night bbc one and the bbc news channel. this morning this programme can reveal the identity of a royal marine who was charged with the murder of a wounded taliban fighter in afghanistan in 2011. until today he's only been known as marine e. marine e is sam deen. a military court has lifted an anonymity order, and he can

the party's co—leader jonathan bartley is in westminster this morning. good morning to you.for the nhs, these are staggering amounts of money. how are you going to pay for it? is the investment we need to tackle the climate emergency. so as you say, we're looking at borrowing over £90 billion, it's the kind of skeletal investment we saw with roosevelt's new deal, with the marshall plan. when there is a war and we have developed the banks, we find the money because we know we have to do it. and if the claimant were a bank, we would have bowed it out by now. so this is what we need to do now. so this is what we need to do now. so you are going to borrow this money? that is correct. borrow over $90 £90 billion to invest in the climate. we want to see people getting on decent, accessible, affordable public transport, electrification, we want people to have warm homes, cut their energy bills... at the labour conference they also vowed to cut emissions to zero x they also vowed to cut emissions to zero x 2030. the gmb union said that would lead tojob zero x 2030. the gmb union sai