in that huddle behind you jeremy corbyn and lisa forbes? you mightjust corbyn and lisa forbes?ou mightjust be able to see the back of the labour leader's head. he is talking to labour activists who have assembled here in the as the rain begins in cathedral square in peterborough. he is here for a celebrate of a tour of the city centre and he hasjust celebrate of a tour of the city centre and he has just said two people gathered here, don't write labour off. write labour off at your peril. he is thrilled. it could very easily have been nigel farage here this morning. labour won by not many votes, slightly increasing the majority from 2017. the brexit party had high hopes of winning here. took a huge number of tory votes and almost took the seat. but in the end labour got out its court date. labour got out its court date. labour has a very well established machine here but churning out this vote and it worked and it got there majority for lisa forbes. for he came to peterborough jeremy majority for lisa forbes. for he came to peterboroutheremy corbyn said a few words in london an

the headlines: lisa forbes is duly elected.te says she won on local issues — notjust brexit. it did come up, but not as much as people think it might have done. they care about being able to get a gp appointment, the fly—tipping and the litter that is all over the community. brexit is the defining issue of our age. labour won because they had the data. they know who their voters are in this constituency, and they managed to turn enough of them out. the conservatives came third as theresa may formally stands down as party leader, but stays on as prime minister for now. women who suffer domestic abuse are three times more likely than other women to develop a serious mental illness — according to new research. major changes to overdrafts — as banks and building societies are told they can no longer charge fixed overdraft fees. the eighth women's world cup begins in paris today — with hosts france taking on south korea. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and

going back to peterborough, lisa forbes joins night's vote. lisa forbesjoins us now. welcome to the programme. you once a night, or in the early hours of this morning, but the labour share of the vote has gone down from a8% to 31%. why is that? share of the vote has gone down from 4896 to 3196. why is that? it's a by—election turnout. 4896 to 3196. why is that? it's a by-election turnout. not reflected in turnout, the... i'm talking about share of the vote, not the turnout. well, i can't really explain that. i think it's probably to do with the brexit party candidates standing as well. our vote went, some of it went to brexit. i imagine the tories lost more votes to brexit than we did. ok. did more votes to brexit than we did. 0k. did you also lose some of your vote to the liberal democrats, the more remain inclined voters, there? there are votes are up by a factor of three, 300%. —— those votes. there are votes are up by a factor of three, 300%. —— those votesm was really ha rd of three, 300%. —— those votesm was really hard to predict how thi

i hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected memberof that lisa forbes is duly elected member ofarliament. labour wins the peterborough by—election — seeing off a challenge from the brexit party with a slim majority. an attempt to prosecute boris johnson for lying about brexit is thrown out by the high court. the brother of the leader of the london bridge attack tells the inquest that his family are saudi from the depths of their heart. and the sport. johanna konta has missed the chance to reach the french open final after being beaten. more to come. and all the weather. stormy skies, heavy downpours across parts of the uk and a windy start to the weekend on the way. the forecast plus when israel did not rain? in fact, when can rain be alive? —— when is rain not rain? the women's world cup begins in paris today with hosts france taking on south korea. sally challen who killed her husband after what was said to be decades of emotional abuse has had her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. she had appealed against the murder convict

with reports of a fresh anti—semitism route threatening the newly elected mp for peterborough at lisa forbesindependent meanwhile is leading only store we have covered heavily today, that of sally challen the abused wife who has walked free after the mass on her plea for killing her abusive husband was accepted. the ft is covering what it describes as a fund empire. this covering £1 million of stock since the suspension of the flagship fund on monday and a scramble to raise cash. prince charles seen here on the front page of the telegraph has a speaking of his deep fears over the destruction of the natural world. the prince of wealth if the loss of biological diversity terrifies him and you can see there the guardian which has got a story about arthur university fallen to third place in university rankings and the daily mirror has an interview of the police who caught what the paper describes as a road rage killer kenneth noah hughes being released from prison. the woman who helped capture him after her boyfriend was stabbed to death live her life in fear now that he is free. sorry about tha

lisa forbes has apologised for, on social media, liking... has apologised for supporting the mural. he's apologised for a whole lot of things. yes. that's important, isn't it? if you have zero... of course it's important to apologise. i thinkjeremy could apologise to the jewish community. that would be a move in the right direction. but there's one — if you've done something like that, if you put in there words black, if you put in there words muslim, i think the whole world would have come down on these people. and i come back to this argument that somehow discrimination against the jewish community is tolerated. i now look at a lot of this social media, anti—semitic social media. and there is this sort of argument that people have, particularly if you're on the hard left, that all capitalists are bad, they're all in finance, and somehow thejews are central to the financial ills and the capitalist ills of the world. and then i think there's another international issue. so thejewish community is a very strong political lobby in america. and i

i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected.n in a vastly reduced share of the vote. an outbreak of listeria in manchester and liverpool. and an attempt to prosecute boris johnson liverpool. and an attempt to prosecute borisjohnson over claims he lied during the 2016 eu referendum has been thrown out by the high court. any moment it's time for sports day, but let's look at what else

ido i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected...ird in what had previously been a close—run race between labour and the tories. labour won peterborough from the tories in 2017 by a narrow margin but the mp fiona onasanya was removed by her constituents after being jailed for lying about a speeding offence triggering yesterday's by—election. the leader of the labour party, jeremy corbyn, has been giving his reaction this morning. we had a fantastic candidate, a fantastic campaign and the people of peterborough rejected austerity and rejected the no—deal brexit being offered by the brexit party and i congratulate lisa forbes this morning. in the eu referendum in 2016, there was nothing marginal about the city's support for leaving the eu — when voters backed leave by 61% to 39%. the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, says they may not have won the by—election but they're still pleased with the result. it was neck and neck and labour won bya it was neck and neck and labour won by a few hundred votes and we are the new kids on th

the cat it was lisa forbes, representing labour.tic views, there were three incidences. i for there were three incidences. i for the life of me i cannot understands. they either should have done the proper checks to ensure she wasn't anti—semitic or, indeed, they were colluding with her views. lisa forbes has apologised, on social media, for liking... cannotjust say to that, a lot of people... that is a lot of things. jeremy corbyn has apologised for supporting the neural. he has apologised for a lot of things. that is important, isn't it? of course it is important to apologise. i thinkjeremy quinn apologised to thejewish community, that would be a move in the right direction —— could apologise. if you have done something like that, if you put in their words of black, words muslim, i think the whole world would have come down on these people. i'd come back to this argument that somehow discrimination against the jewish community argument that somehow discrimination against thejewish community is tolerated. they now look at a lot of

lisa forbes is duly elected. labour sees off a strong challenge by nigel farage's brexit party winning the peterborough by—election with a slim majority. lawyers for boris johnson tell the high court the attempt to prosecute him for allegedly lying about brexit should be thrown out. the brother of the leader of the london bridge attack, khuram butt, has told the inquest that his family are sorry from the depths of their hearts. and the british number one johanna konta is knocked out of the french open by an unseeded 19—year—old. and coming up on bbc news... the women's world cup gets under way at the parc des princes in paris this evening, as hosts france take on south korea. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a woman who killed her husband in a hammer attack, after what was said to be decades of emotional abuse, has had her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. sally challen, who's 65, appealed against her murder conviction with her lawyers arguing

i hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected...pplause labour holds off a strong challenge from nigel farage's brexit party to win the peterborough by—election, but with a vastly reduced share of the vote. what we did was offered the politics of hope, not the politics of fear. brexit is the defining issue of our age. labour won because they have data, because they know who their voters are in this constituency and they managed to turn enough out. theresa may officially resigns as conservative leader in a letter to the 1922 comittee. she will stay on as prime minister until a successor is chosen. the 2019 women's world cup gets under way this evening, with the hosts france taking on south korea in paris. and emma thompson tries to save her "late night" talk show with the help of a new writer. find out what mark kermode thought of this and the rest of the week's releases in the film review. it's 5 o'clock. our main story: sally challen, who killed her husband after what was said to have been decades of emotional abuse, is a free woma

i hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected memberof that lisa forbes is duly elected member of — seeing off a challenge from the brexit party

lisa forbes receiving the traditional extended handshake from the speaker there.nt, alicia mccarthy will be here for the rest of the week, but from me, christina cooper, goodbye. tuesday is going to bring further heavy rain and there could be a lot of it, particularly across northern parts of england, the midlands, and wales. on monday, the heaviest of the rainfall was actually across eastern parts of the country in the south—east. if we look at europe, the big picture, we can see over the last two or three days, most of the clouds seem to be stuck across... from northern spain, france, germany, the uk. we have seen big thunderstorms on the near continent, heavy rain here, of course. eastern parts of europe a different story, a few summertime showers and thunderstorms but on the whole a lot of sunshine and very hot, and the reason for this is that this vortex has formed across western europe. it has been dragging cold air all the way from the north across the uk, france and into spain, whereas this side of europe, warm air has been coming from the south, affecting

i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected.ife edge all night. sometimes the brexit party felt they were ahead, sometimes labor. labour supporters are delighted they have held on in this seat although their vote has tumbled since the last general election. it used to be a two horse race between labour and the conservatives. tonight, a two horse race between labour and the brexit party. they are delighted they came out in front. brexit party supporters had high hopes but their leader, nigel farage, kept a low profile. six out of ten voters backed brexit here during the referendum, but in the end too few rallied to the new party. the newly elected mp put her victory down to not banging on about brexit. it did, but not as much as people think it may have. they care about getting a gp appointment, the fly tipping and litter all over the community. the police on the streets, drug dealing happening without fear drug dealing happening without fear of being caught. these are the issues that people in peterborough spoke to me about and

with reports of a fresh anti—semitism route threatening the newly elected mp for peterborough at lisa forbesvered

i declare that lisa forbes is a duly elected... cheering and applause.victory over the brexit party with the majority of 683, with the conservatives in third place. the results seem to be on a knife edge all night. sometimes the brexit party were ahead sometimes labour. labour supporters are delighted they hung onto the seat. this cts to be a two horse race —— used to be a two horse race. labour delighted they came out in front. brexit party supporters had high hopes but their leader, nigel farage, kept a low profile. in the end, just to view rallied to the new party. the new labour mp put her victory down to not banging on about brexit. did come up but not as much people think. they cared about the letter a ll people think. they cared about the letter all over the community, the police, the lack of police on the street, drug dealing happening without fear of being caught. these are all the issues that people in peter's —— here spoke to. are all the issues that people in peter's -- here spoke to. labour hung ona peter's -- here spoke to. labour hung on a

lisa forbes. looking quite sprightly.nt itself. even if the brexit party hasn't had the breakthrough it was hoping for by winning the seat tonight and it was quite a mountain it had to climb, it has changed the dynamics of this 2—party swing seat away from what it has been historically. let's look at the history of peterborough is a key marginal. let's go all the way back to 1974. a year when there were two general elections. peterborough was conservative but in october when the second election under a labour government, peterborough went labour with harold wilson as the prime minister. it stayed that way and up to 1979, it is interesting peterborough seat is not one that changes every election. it is a seat that changes every now and again after being in either labour hands or tory hands for a while. in 1979, margaret thatcher came to power and the conservatives took peterborough along with it. it stayed conservative. in the two landslide margaret thatcher elections in 87 "83 margaret thatcher elections in 87 ——83 and 87

the new mp, lisa forbes, says her victory shows the public, have ‘rejected the politics of division'.y election was called after the former mp, fiona 0nasanya, was convicted of lying about a speeding offence. here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar, and there are some flashing images, in his report. triumph, gratitude. well, a winner's a winner. relief? definitely. can i get some space, please? peterborough elected a new labour mp, just, and jeremy corbyn came to milk it. his message... we offer the politics of hope, to end austerity, to fund our schools properly. all the experts wrote labour off yesterday. write labour off at your peril! to all the squabbling contenders for the tory party leadership, bring it on! we are ready for a general election at any time. no clear backing from him, then, for a new referendum. if labour had lost by 600 votes, lost by one, jeremy corbyn would be under irresistible pressure to embrace the idea of a new referendum. no ifs, no buts. that pressure will continue anyway. the tory leadership campaign is now characterised by which candidate is m

the next few days, in the run—up to that by—election, there will be problems with the candidate, lisa forbesistakenly giving the impression of liking a post saying that theresa may had a zionist, slave master agenda. she also appeared to have praised the facebook thread which said isis was created and funded by the cia and mossad. it will be very hard for labour to escape these problems in the next few days, coming up to the vote, and if labour doesn't win on thursday, it probably opens the door for brexit. that is where it will 90, for brexit. that is where it will go, on current trends, if labour don't win. they expelled alastair campbell for voting lib dem after the election, but have many people in their party who say unequivocally anti—semitic comments, and those people are suspended, possibly, and those comments are investigated and nothing really happens with them. but somebody votes lib dem, a position that many labour voters support at the moment, and are trying to push the party towards that, get instant expulsion. let me stay with you, on borisjohnson. what is interesting about th

union activist lisa forbes won the peterborough by election, narrowly seeing off a challenge from theok 31% of the vote, beating the brexit party's mike greene by 683 votes. the conservatives came third with 21%, and the liberal democrats fourth with 12%. the by—election was triggered after former labour mp, fiona 0nasanya, was forced to step down by her constituents after being jailed for lying about a speeding offence. the commemorations in portsmouth meant theresa may wasn't in westminster for her weekly round of pmqs and so her senior minister, david lidington, filled in. instead of his usual opponent, the shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry, he faced another labour frontbencher, rebecca long—bailey. she turned to president trump's visit and speculation that access to the nhs would be part of any trade deal with the us after brexit. yesterday, the prime minister had to repeat to president trump a journalist's question about whether the nhs is on the table as part of a us trade deal. given that the prime minister was silent on the matter, perhaps the right honourable gentlema

the new labour mp, lisa forbes, said her victory was "significant" and showed that people had "rejectedn". the world health organization has warned that humanity is entering a new phase, where large outbreaks of deadly diseases like ebola are becoming normal. the two largest ever outbreaks of ebola have taken place in africa in the past five years. the who says greater effort needs to be made to prepare for deadly epidemics. the head of the new york police department has apologised for a notorious raid on a gay bar, that led to riots and was ultimately a catalyst for the lgbt rights movement. injune 1969 new york police raided the stonewall inn to enforce laws that made it illegal to serve alcohol to known homosexuals. the american grammy—winning musician, drjohn, has died of a heart attack, aged 77. he was prominent as a pianist and singer on the new orleans music scene from the late 1950s, creating a unique sound which was influenced by voodoo, and blended blues, jazz, rock and funk. he's perhaps best known for his 1973 hit, right place, wrong time. in may 2017, extremists loyal to th

i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected. labour holds off the brexit party to win the peterborough by—election in a vastly reduced share of the vote. an outbreak of listeria in manchester and liverpool. and an attempt to prosecute boris johnson liverpool. and an attempt to prosecute borisjohnson over claims he lied during the 2016 eu referendum has been thrown out by the high court. any moment it's time for sports day, but let's look at what else is coming up tonight. theresa may has officially resigned as leader of the conservative party, but she will stay on as prime minister until her successor is chosen. i will be looking back at three years of premiership, with the political documentary maker. after four teenage males are arrested on suspicion of a robbery and aggravated a previous bodily harm, two women were subjected to homophobic attack on a london bus. we'd be speaking to the lgbt foundation. and we have the latest releases in the film of. —— the film review. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. the he

labour's lisa forbes won the contest by 683 votes.n "unreserved" apology over his allegation that the brexit party is a "money laundering front". alyn smith, who made the claim in a tv interview, has now admitted he didn't have any evidence to support his statement. he faced being sued by the brexit party's chairman, richard tice. mr smith has agreed to pay a "significant" contribution to mr tice's legal costs. and he will make a donation for the help for heroes charity. ministers are being accused of wasting hundreds of millions of pounds on "sub—standard" cycle lanes, which don't help riders feel safer. the charge is being led by olympian chris boardman, who's now a cycling commissioner. the department for transport says new guidance will be issued this year. boeing has promised to leave no stone unturned in its investigations ito separate crashes in indonesia and ethiopia which claimed a total of 346 lives. the company's entire fleet of 737 max aircraft has been grounded ever since. meanwhile, the head of ethiopian airlines has rej

the headlines: ido i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected as a member of parliament...ith a slim majority labour's candidate says she won on local issues — notjust brexit. it did come up, but not as much as people think it might have done. they care about getting a gp appointment, fly—tipping and litter thatis appointment, fly—tipping and litter that is all over the community. brexit is the defining issue of our age. labour won because they have data and because they know who they are voters are in the constituency and they managed to turn enough of them

lisa forbes's career started uncomfortably, accused of anti—semitism for liking an online post attackingl farage was there, hoping to celebrate. blink and you'd have missed him. three, two, one, go! everyone seemed to know the result by the time peterborough‘s morning fun run started. the local by—election had strained old loyalties. i didn't want the brexit party to get in, that was for sure, so that was really what pushed me to go and put my cross in the box. the brexit party haven't, fortunately, won. i'm pleased about that. labour got a bit of a scare. what should they learn from this, do you think? i think they should just be really careful and be a bit more uniform about their message. i think people are really confused about their message. 0n europe? 0n europe. i've always voted conservative. how did you vote? brexit. why did you vote for brexit? as a protest. against what? the way we are at the moment. losing here last night, is that going to set back the brexit party or are they going to come again, do you think? i think they'll hang on. british form, yeah, they'll stick with it

between the labour party and brexit is what he says and his candidate mike green is hoping to defeat lisa forbesalready embroiled in an anti-semitism row. yes. he also says donald trump has already asked to see him during this trip, that will be quite interesting because with him blowing in one corner saying nigel farage needs to be in on the talks and requesting to see him, whether or not he says he's been advised against seeing him, that he has been requested. it's interesting. nigel farage going even further saying he thinks his party could win the next general election whenever that is. i mean, there's a lot of talk that it would be much sooner than we might have expected. 0ne sooner than we might have expected. one can hope that the liberal democrats are having the same discussion from the other side of the political fence. do discussion from the other side of the politicalfence. do we discussion from the other side of the political fence. do we think nigel farage could field 650 candidates? i'm not sure. i think he probably could. perhaps he doesn't need to, he picks the right constituenci

then new mp for peterborough, lisa forbes, took a seat in the commons.he won the by—election byjust 683 votes and joins one of the longest sessions of parliament since the english civil war. sessions of parliament since the english civilwar. i do sessions of parliament since the english civil war. i do solemnly and sincerely and truly declare and affirm that i will be faithful and better allegiance to her majesty, queen elizabeth ii, her heirs and successors, according to law. meanwhile, former labour and change uk mp chuka umunna announced at the end of the week that he was joining the liberal democrats. the stratton mp told the times he had been wrong to think millions of politically homeless people wanted a new option on the ballot paper. he was one of six change uk mps to quit after it won only 3.4% of the vote in the european elections. greenhouse gas emissions in the uk are to be cut to almost zero by 2050, under a new plan to tackle climate change. the business secretary said ministers would legislate to meet the target. there are many issues in t

lisa forbes' career started uncomfortably, accused of anti—semitism for liking an online post attackingid she never read properly. nigel farage was there, hoping to celebrate. blink and you'd have missed him. three, two, one, go! everyone seemed to know the result by the time peterborough‘s morning fun run started. the local by—election had strained old loyalties. i didn't want the brexit party to get in, that was for sure, so that was really what pushed me to go and put my cross in the box. the brexit party haven't, fortunately, won. i'm pleased about that. labour got a bit of a scare. what should they learn from this, do you think? i think they should just be really careful and be a bit more uniform about their message. i think people are really confused about their message. on europe? on europe. i've always voted conservative. how did you vote? brexit. why did you vote for brexit? as a protest. against what? the way we are at the moment. losing here last night, is that going to set back the brexit party or are they going to come again, do you think? i think they'll hang on. british f

that has not stopped labour backing lisa forbes, she is a winner in the peterborough seat.ook post. she said an error she was liking the picture, but nonetheless the message attached to it was to may had a quote, zionist slave masters agenda". so corbyn is not only an unlikely survivor, but for so only an unlikely survivor, but for so many people in his own party remains ambiguous on two of the biggest problems for the labour movement. one is way to on brexit, second referendum, and the other is this whiff of anti—semitism. jess phillips, she tweeted, one of their strongest, in my opinion, labour mps, she said, "i cannot be as proud asi mps, she said, "i cannot be as proud as i want to be because it shows anti—semitism is becoming normal in the party." i can tell you how many russians we have asked about that question literally, you asked the question, it is not clear and stop was a staunch supporter and always has been of corbyn, when she came out in the wake of the european elections... she said, we are not being clear on one thing people want is to be clear about, the gu