latifa's jail that she was held in.here, will latifa to be free and safe? so that i think... do you believe it was _ and safe? so that i think... do you believe it was because _ and safe? so that i think... do you believe it was because of - and safe? so that i think... do you believe it was because of this i believe it was because of this campaign that she now appears to have some relative freedom to travel? ~ ., ~' have some relative freedom to travel? ~ ., ~ ., have some relative freedom to travel? . ., 4' ., , , travel? we would like to say yes. and ou travel? we would like to say yes. and you can _ travel? we would like to say yes. and you can look— travel? we would like to say yes. and you can look at _ travel? we would like to say yes. and you can look at the - travel? we would like to say yes. and you can look at the history . travel? we would like to say yes. j and you can look at the history in terms of it is the first time she has had that freedom ever. but we cannot say for sure.— has had that freedom ever.

however several images of princess latifa have since emerged.ep at this time is to close the free latifa campaign." she contacted at the very first time she fled her home. find she contacted at the very first time she fled her home.— she fled her home. and he spoke to the bbcjust — she fled her home. and he spoke to the bbcjust a _ she fled her home. and he spoke to the bbc just a little _ she fled her home. and he spoke to the bbcjust a little earlier. - she fled her home. and he spoke to the bbcjust a little earlier. and - the bbc 'ust a little earlier. and the bbcjust a little earlier. and the are the bbcjust a little earlier. and they are a _ the bbcjust a little earlier. and they are a member— the bbcjust a little earlier. fific they are a member of the campaign as well as latifa's cousin. marcus, for myself and the campaign member, comfortable that latifa was in a good position. and in our campaign is always been to ensure that latifa was free from the jail where she was held and released and that she was safe and that safety and well—being

the campaign was set up after latifa was forcibly returned to dubai after making a bid for escape inl landscape. last week we examined the impact of the tories' success in the midlands and north on their traditional heartlands in the south. today, we consider labour's challenge — whether the party can build on success it's had in cities to win back some of the towns it's lost. alex forsyth reports from leigh, in greater manchester. the members of leigh scooter club like things from the past. their vehicles celebrate old trends. politically though, there has been a change of direction. this is one of the places that's seen labour loyalties overtaken by new—found tory support. when leigh was very much a mining town, you had labour and you had the unions, and that was big. people have moved away, new people have moved in. i think it's just watered down and down and down. you're always told that your mum and dad were labour, so you're labour, and you just get it rammed down but politics has changed over the years. can you see people going back to labour here? ican. yes, ican. yeah, becau

the group campaigning for princess latifa — the daughter of the ruler of dubai — has disbanded, after diagnosis, you're not waiting months and months for someone to come back and say, "we know what it is now." denis�* brain scan will be analysed by an artificial intelligence computer programme. it compares his scan to those of thousands of dementia patients. in preclinical tests, it has been able to diagnose dementia years before symptoms develop. to have a diagnosis of dementia, it�*s a big thing to take on board so when i�*m delivering this diagnosis, anything which i can do to be more confident about that, to give people more information, to help them plan their lives, it�*s a great thing to be able to do. and the new technique can give results much faster... currently, it can take several scans and many other tests to find out whether someone has dementia. the new artificial intelligence system can potentially pick it up with just one scan and it can pick it up much earlier in the progression of the disease. the researcher who led the development of the system believes that early