particularly lord kinnock.understanding that what they're saying is totally inappropriate. to say it is clumsy doesn't come close. what i would much rather see if those men in power taking specific, strategic actions tackle the structural inequalities that allow them to set up inequalities that allow them to set upa top inequalities that allow them to set up a top of the pile like this that make these kinds ofjokes. you got to wonder how a where men are —— outnumber women by two to one generally represents... is and is an issue for the whole of society, not just the corridors of power at westminster? you heard the audience laughing thosejokes. westminster? you heard the audience laughing those jokes. i'm saying that there is a structural problem right across politics, business. we have seen it with 31 steam, and entertainment, and of a massive power imbalance. some people laughed at those jokes which shows us how deep—rooted problem is. i'm sure there are people who were laughing from shock. the people who are

gove has apologised for a joke made on air about harvey weinstein — with former labour leader lord kinnockojoined in with the joke, under pressure to apologise too. nine crew members on the hms vigilant submarine have been dismissed for illegal drug use — leading to compulsory drug testing being ordered on board all royal navy submarines. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and broadcaster, penny smith and the commentator and broadcaster, charlie wolf. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the mail on sunday leads with fresh allegations of sexism at westminster. the sunday times claims some prisoners sentenced to less than a year could be allowed to go home to vote, under new government plans. the sunday telegraph says that chaotic organisation of the health service is putting patients‘ lives at risk, according to the nhs medical director. on the front page of the observer, claims that senior tory donors have urged theresa may to walk away from brexit talks rather than accept an "unsatisfactory and unfavourable

gove has apologised for a joke made on air about harvey weinstein — with former labour leader lord kinnockwhojoined in with the joke, under pressure to apologise too. nine crew members on the hms vigilant submarine have been dismissed for illegal drug use, leading to compulsory drug testing being ordered on board all royal navy submarines. now on bbc news, it's time for inside out. coming up, reeta chakrabarti will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. first, nikki fox reports on the 30,000 children with disabilities living in state—run institutions in ukraine in our world: the forgotten children of ukraine. ukraine, independent from the soviet union since 1991. in communist times, having a disability would more than likely mean you would spend your entire life in an institution. that still happens today. more children live in state care in ukraine than anywhere else in europe. a third have a disability. you can't really say how bad they are until you see them, until you're there. because these are dark places. i'm nikki fox and i'm here to find out what life is like for the thou

the former labour leader, lord kinnock, joined in.coming into the studio with you, john, is a bit like going into harvey weinstein‘s bedroom. applause. i tell you what... i think you've got something to say there, michael! john goes way past groping, way past groping. you just pray that you emerge with your dignity intact. mr gove later apologised on twitter for his clumsy attempt at humour, saying it wasn't appropriate. but that failed to appease critics, including an mp from his own party who said his comment had insulted victims of rape and other sexual assaults. the allegations swirling around here may so far be anonymous, but few think it's a joking matter. many worry this workplace, like others, may have turned a blind eye for too long. alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. islamist militants have said they were behind two deadly explosions in the somali capital, mogadishu. at least 14 people have been killed. one of the blasts was caused by a suicide car bomb driven into the gates of a hotel popular with politicians and army off

gove has apologised for a joke made on air about harvey weinstein — with former labour leader lord kinnockwhojoined in with the joke, under pressure to apologise too. nine crew members on the hms vigilant submarine have been dismissed for illegal drug use, leading to compulsory drug testing being ordered on board all royal navy submarines. now on bbc news, it's time for inside out. we track down the online crooks. i'm not buying a passport off you, mate, because i work for the bbc, and i want to know why you're... selling stolen passports, mate, why are you doing it? no more nursing bursaries. so how will it affect this year's students? hello, what's your name, sir? his name is tom. they are learning practical skills of nursing in our hospital. that means that they are paying for the privilege of working in our nhs. and i promise we'll meet the muslim scouts of gillingham. all: i promise... we formed the muslim scout group because we can then cater for their religious and cultural needs. i'm natalie graham with untold stories closer to home. this is inside out. hello and welcome to the pro

michael gove has apologised for a joke made on air about harvey weinstein, with former labour leader lord kinnockojoined in with the joke, under pressure to apologise too. nine crew members on the hms vigilant submarine have been dismissed for illegal drug use — leading to compulsory drug testing being ordered on board all royal navy submarines. more on those stories at eight o'clock. now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with katherine downes and jessica creighton. the headlines this evening... england are world cup winners! a remarkable fightback means the under 17s beat spain 5—2 in the final in india. it's fight night for anthonyjoshua, he defends his two world titles against challenger carlos takam in cardiff. also coming up in the programme... england's women battle to rescue their ashes series. the third one dayer takes place tonight — england have lost the first two. good evening. we start with news of a remarkable world title for england's under 17s. they've won the world cup for the first time after fighting back from two goals down against spain, to win 5—2, whic

gove has apologised for a joke made on air about harvey weinstein — with former labour leader lord kinnock

gove has apologised for a joke made on air about harvey weinstein — with former labour leader lord kinnock members on the hms vigilant submarine have been dismissed for illegal drug use, leading to compulsory drug testing being ordered on board all royal navy submarines. now on bbc news, it's time for inside out. coming

he was talking to presenterjohn humphrys and lord kinnock joined presenterjohn humphrys and lord kinnockjoinedke going into harvey weinstein's bedroom. you have something else to say, michael? it goes way past groping. you just pray that you merge with dignity intact. he apologise later on twitter at his clumsy attempt at humour, saying it was inappropriate. without specific allegations of impropriety swelling in westminster, politicians of all parties want to make it clear they don't see it as a joking matter. alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. at least seven people have been killed by two explosions in the somali capital mogadishu police say a suicide car bomb was driven into a hotel popular with officials and army officers. 20 minutes later, a second explosion occurred nearby. it's a fortnight since a huge bomb attack in the city killed more than 350 people, in an attack blamed on islamist militants. kurdish officials in northern syria say a 21—year—old man from oxford has been charged with membership of the islamic state group. jack letts, who travelled to syria in 2014, was captured in