since the referendum we have had many labourfigures, senior labourfigures, we have had many labourfiguresspeeches and making comments on what would happen if we denied the will of the people or if we tried to change the result. barry gardner, our shadow international trade secretary, highlighted that social u nrest secretary, highlighted that social unrest would because if we ignored the will of the people. anything other than a full brexit would leave the uk in the position of a vassal state and labour needs to get on with this, support the government where we can, hold them to account, and focus on what our policies would look like outside the european union, instead of trying to rerun the last referendum. that is a clear statement of europe position and the frustration of what many leave supporters feel in this ongoing debate. but on the other side they are saying on the basis of the point that you made, that people have decided on this decision, we would not have other elections and that would be it. people can always change their minds and does this not help them to do that?” change

since the referendum we have had many labour figures, senior labourfigures, giving speeches and makingll of the people, or if we try to change the result. barry gardiner not so long ago, our shadow international trade secretary, highlighted that social unrest could be caused if we ignored the will of the people and said anything other than a full brexit would leave the united kingdom in the position of a vassal state and so i think labour needs to just get on with this, support the government where we can, hold them to account and focus on what our policies will look like outside the european union instead of trying to rerun the last referendum. the headlines on bbc news... the united nations says military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months — as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. west midlands police are searching for twenty—one—year—old janbaz tarin in connection with the double murder of a mother and her daughter on the streets of solihull. sport, an

but rather inconveniently many of the senior labourfigures inconveniently many of the senior labour figures are long—standing critics ofjeremy corbyn. this internal memo goes out of its way to make clear that any attempt to change labour party policy is not pa rt change labour party policy is not part of some kind of plot to change oi’ part of some kind of plot to change or undermine the labour leadership to further allay fears on the left also says that the the people's vote is not some kind of forerunner of a new anti—brexit party either. i am expecting more senior politicians and maybe one of the big unions to come out and support the new referendum quite soon. butjeremy corbyn prefers to keep his options open, at least until theresa may com pletes open, at least until theresa may completes her negotiations with the eu. so, finally to answer your question directly, a change in labour policy is not guaranteed, it might even be opposed quite vigorously in some quarters. new research suggests that the price of meat, vegetables and dairy products will rise by at least 5% in the coming months

there is a view clearly among senior labourfigures there is a view clearly among senior labour figuresy a laid bare over this, we have etihad lots of labour mps incidentally expressing their support for tom watson's views before this was published online. —— we have already had lots of. this is growing within a senior figures at the labour party that the longer this goes on, the worse it looks for the party. tom watson is talking about rendering itself unfit for government and the party needs to ta ke government and the party needs to take a look in the mirror and presenting something that he says is fit to lead the nation. definitely, i think, this will be adding to the pressure onjeremy corbyn over his personal handling of this row. thank you very much the joining us. europe is continuing to swelter in an intense heatwave, with temperatures hitting near—record highs in spain and portugal. three people have died of heatstroke in spain, and a fire in the algarve has destroyed more than a thousand hectares of forest. sima kotecha reports from the spanish city of cordoba. there's hot and

conservative rebels were to vote down any deal theresa may brings back from brussels, some senior labourfiguresrings back from brussels, some senior labour figures are saying they can't rule out a new referendum. we are not calling for it but, in the event that article 50 is voted down, we think all options should be on the table, and i've said that consistently, john mcdonnell has said that, that is the labour party position. the immediate purpose of today's documents was to reassure business and voters there is no fear from leaving the eu with 01’ is no fear from leaving the eu with or without a deal. dominic raab even stressed some positive benefit as he saw red of leaving the eu without a deal, getting our own immigration policy, reducing tariffs and, in a bit of megaphone diplomacy to brussels, he said payments to the eu would end more swiftly, which might cheer up some of his brexiteer colleagues. but he is saying that in many ways we could continue to follow eu regulations and standards in some areas, but there was no guarantee that the eu would take the same approach to britain. as we'v