not a british mp told a minister that her muslim faith was a factor in her sacking, but finds mark spencerid not break ministerial rules. almost a week since a prominent afghan girls�* education activist was arrested by the taliban, i talk to his brother. i quick snapshot from paris —— a quick snapshot from paris, a large number of protesters and police on the streets. we've seen a few skirmishes but the stand—off between government and protesters continues over that change to the pension age. we will return to paris in the next little while but those are some of the pictures coming into us. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's will parry. deja vu at chelsea! yes, chelsea say they're delighted to welcome frank lampard back to the club as caretaker manager until the end of the season. his return comes a little over two years after he was sacked and replaced by thomas tuchel. the former chelsea midfielder has been out of a job since being dismissed by everton injanuary. lampard held his first press conference ahead of saturday's game against wolves in the premier l

not a british mp told a minister that her muslim faith was a factor in her sacking, but finds mark spencer did not break ministerial rules. buckingham palace says it's co—operating with an independent study into the british monarchy�*s links to the slave trade. hello and welcome. we will concentrate on the stories dominating the headlines here in the uk. some breaking news here in the uk — an inquiry fails to determine whether or not a british mp told a minister that her muslim faith was a factor in her sacking but finds mark spencer did not break ministerial rules. nusrat ghani claimed she was told her "muslimness was raised as an issue" when she lost herjob as transport minister in february 2020. our political correspondent jonathan blake gave details on the background to this investigation. this investigation began in february of last year when borisjohnson was prime minister. he asked his ethics adviser at the time to look into the claims by nusrat ghani, a conservative mp who claims that when she had been sacked as transport minister in 2020, she was told that her muslimness had been

but it essentially concludes that while both nus ghani and mark spencer, the two key players in thisey say, they hold a very different and have given very different accounts of key meetings involved, particularly that crucial meeting between nus ghani and mark spencer where those comments are alleged to have been made. no breach of the ministerial code but it does say lessons need to be learned. stay with us on bbc news, matthews here next. bye—bye. hello, it may be hard to believe that there is going to be a first across many parts of the country tonight. it follows the rain over most parts of the country, just clearing in england but this ridge of high pressure will tend to build, killing off the showers, giving us clearer skies and dropping temperatures. these are the temperatures as we head towards the early part of the evening, nothing to write home about. still some showers around across the east of the uk, a lot of those tending to fade but we will keep some cloud pushing down some of the eastern coasts into east anglia, keeping temperatures here higher but elsewhere, clear sk

mark spencer, then the chief whip, in charge of party management, now the farming minister, was saidhe claim. nus ghani had taken her concerns to the then prime minister, boris johnson. after she went public injanuary last year, he ordered an independent investigation. now the report by the prime minister's ethics adviser has finally been published. sir laurie magnus says he was unable to conclude with sufficient confidence what was or was not said. he identifies shortcomings in the way mark spencer responded to the concerns raised by ms ghani, but cleared him of breaking the ministerial code. and he says there are procedural and pastoral lessons to be learned. in a statement, nus ghani stood by her account, saying the impact of what she'd been told three years ago had been devastating. the tory party has long been facing allegations of islamophobia within its ranks. in 2021, an independent review did find evidence of discrimination, saying while the problem was not systemic, it must be rooted out. the conservatives promised to make changes, but for some, this case was seen as anothe

mark spencer, then the chief whip, in charge of party management, now the farming minister, was saidim. nus ghani had taken her concerns to the then prime minister, boris johnson. after she went public injanuary last year, he ordered an independent investigation. now the report by the prime minister's ethics adviser has finally been published. sir laurie magnus says he was unable to conclude with sufficient confidence what was or was not said. he identifies shortcomings in the way mark spencer responded to the concerns raised by ms ghani, but cleared him of breaking the ministerial code. and he says there are procedural and pastoral lessons to be learned. in a statement, nus ghani stood by her account, saying the impact of what she'd been told three years ago had been devastating. the tory party has long been facing allegations of islamophobia within its ranks. in 2021, an independent review did find evidence of discrimination, saying while the problem was not systemic, it must be rooted out. the conservatives promised to make changes, but for some, this case was seen as another test

what a negative view of what mark spencer, the farming minister, described as a massive opportunity forfarmers markets in asia. he said, "with inbuilt safeguards to ensure that "farmers are still protected". was he simply not telling the truth? so, if he's talking recently, he's talking about the trans—pacific deal, which is the cptpp deal. now, this is what i mean about different prime ministers. you had borisjohnson, you had liz truss. now, the cptpp, liz truss wanted to start negotiations at 100,000 tons on beef. actually, what they've done with this deal, the trans—pacific one, is to negotiate a deal of 13,000 tons on beef. you can see that that is a very, very different approach. i'm really pleased that the prime minister has listened — rishi sunak has listened. you've got a different approach to trade but don't forget the damage that was done previously, and two of the most formidable countries as far as agriculture goes in the cptpp are australia and new zealand. and what has happened is that, you know, those countries want access to our market for agricultural goods. we want access on

if you look at any western country and brands like zara or marks & spencer or prime arc, they sourceuntries like bangladesh and puts a focus on the conditions of the workers and the safety conditions inside the factories of 5000 factories in bangladesh. and most of these people are women. after this incident,... these new groups have been working together with the industry to improve the conditions and they have invested hundreds of the dollars and invested hundreds of the dollars and in terms of fire safety and building safety and also improving the minimum wages for factory workers and it was around $40 around ten or 15 years ago but now it has gone up to $95. but factory union workers would say this is still among the lowest in the world, but a lot has changed in the bangladesh garment industry since this disaster. thank ou ve industry since this disaster. thank you very much _ industry since this disaster. thank you very much for _ industry since this disaster. thank you very much forjoining - industry since this disaster. thank you very much forjoining us - industry since this d

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what a negative view of what mark spencer the farming minister described as a massive opportunity forwith inbuilt safeguards to make sure farmers are still protected. wozzie simply not telling the truth? if he is talking recently is talking about the transpacific deal, this is what i mean about different prime minister. you had borisjohnson, liz trust, the deal, liz truss wanted to start negotiations at 100 thousand tons of beef. what they have done with the transpacific deal is negotiate a deal of 13,000 tons of beep, you can see that as a very different approach, i�*m pleased the prime minister has listened, you have a different approach to trade but don�*t forget the damage done previously and to have the most formidable countries as far as agriculture goes, are australia and new zealand. what has happened is, those countries want access to our market for agricultural goods, we want access on services, so we ended up access on services, so we ended up sacrificing agriculture for services. there is a different approach now, different midnight, i think kemi badenoch and rishi sunak g

not a british mp told a minister that her muslim faith was a factor in her sacking, but finds mark spencertalk to his brother.

dozens more so they are positive engagement, including marks spencer, and the cbi itself is trying tohappen in may and that will be happening in a matter of days, but it is unclear what organisation she will be coming back to. given the seriousness of the allegations, i am told it is not a given that even if this report comes back on monday or tuesday, given there is a police investigation ongoing, the companies and even the government itself will be happy to re—engage with the organisation with that hanging over it. make no mistake, the future of this organisation, which describes itself as the voice of business in britain, is in big trouble. our top story this evening... dominic raab resigns as justice secretary after some bullying claims against him are upheld, but he criticises some civil servants, claiming they try to block government policy. and still to come, we meet the former air hostess hoping to be flying high at the london marathon by setting a new world record for the over 70s. coming up on bbc news... arsenal manager mikel arteta is "confident" they can return to winning

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didn't bake it, you bought marks and bought one from marks and sponsor-ss— bought one from marks and spencer'stre installations? the i have sunak under investigation by uk ethics watchdog over his wife's shares. the daily express reasons to be cheerful . the economy is on the cheerful. the economy is on the mend . finally, the daily star to mend. finally, the daily star to boldly go where no visually challenged man has gone before the dangers of space travel. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, diane spencer and bruce devlin. tune in the same time tomorrow. i'll be joined by roger monkhouse and josh and remember, if josh howie. and remember, if you're the 5 am. you're watching the 5 am. repeat, tuned the repeat, stay tuned for the breakfast very breakfast show. thanks very much for watching. take care. good night . faces an ethics investigator into his wife's financial interests. good morning. it's 6:00 on tuesday, the 18th of agni.— 6:00 on tuesday, the 18th of agni. inis— 6:00 on tuesday, the 18th of ann. no is— 6:00 on tuesday, the 18th of april. this is breakfast on gb nous

didn't bake it, you bought marks and bought one from marks and speneer-ee— bought one from marks and spencer's metre installations? the i have sunak under investigation by uk ethics watchdog over his wife's shares. the daily express reasons to be cheerful . the economy is on the cheerful. the economy is on the mend . finally, the daily star to mend. finally, the daily star to boldly go where no visually challenged man has gone before the dangers of space travel. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, diane spencer and bruce devlin. tune in the same time tomorrow. i'll be joined by roger monkhouse and josh and remember, if josh howie. and remember, if you're the 5 am. you're watching the 5 am. repeat, tuned the repeat, stay tuned for the breakfast very breakfast show. thanks very much for watching. take care. good night . away . away.- | millions away.- l millions of away. millions of youngsters loathe the very . millions of youngsters loathe rne very wore— . millions of youngsters loathe the very word maths— - millions of youngsters loathe the very word maths .— millions of youngs

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there's no way marks and spencers have stepped cbi. they've stepped away from cbi. that's it for part one. more big words coming elucidate. more coming up. well elucidate. more stories . and coming up stories coming up. and coming up next, slow implosion of next, it's the slow implosion of the for nhs the snp labour call for nhs reforms and elon musk trolls everyone yet again. so see you in two minutes. side. you're listening to gb newsroom radio . welcome back to newsroom radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon. snu— headliners. i'm nick dixon. snu nee— headliners. i'm nick dixon. still here with— headliners. i'm nick dixon. still here with the- : i'm nick dixon. still here with the most nnnken— still here with the most unlikely double act to get consistent— unlikely double act to get consistent tv— unlikely double act to get consistent tv work. it's lewis senenen— consistent tv work. it's lewis schaffer. there— consistent tv work. it's lewis schaffer. there he is . and paul schaffer. there he is. and paul cox— schaffer. there he is. and paul cox .— schaf

there's no way marks and spencers have stepped cbi. they've stepped away from cbi. that's it for part one. more big words coming elucidate. more coming up. well elucidate. more stories . and coming up stories coming up. and coming up next, slow implosion of next, it's the slow implosion of the for nhs the snp labour call for nhs reforms and elon musk trolls everyone yet again. so see you in two minutes. side. you're listening to gb newsroom radio . welcome back to newsroom radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon. snu— headliners. i'm nick dixon. snu nee— headliners. i'm nick dixon. still here with— headliners. i'm nick dixon. still here with the- : i'm nick dixon. still here with the most nnnkety— still here with the most unlikely double act to get consistent— unlikely double act to get consistent tv— unlikely double act to get consistent tv work. it's lewis senenen— consistent tv work. it's lewis schaffer. there— consistent tv work. it's lewis schaffer. there he is . and paul schaffer. there he is. and paul cox— schaffer. there he is. and paul cox .— scha

bt, tesco and marks ono— rover and bt, tesco and marks on speneer-s— rover and bt, tesco and marks and spencer'sbership with one orisis nir— suspending their membership with the crisis hit organisation open. — the crisis hit organisation open. ine— the crisis hit organisation open. the cbi_ the crisis hit organisation open. the cbi says it shares the snook— open. the cbi says it shares the snoon one— open. the cbi says it shares the shock and revulsion over the oiiegoiions— shock and revulsion over the allegations of— shock and revulsion over the allegations of rape made by women against— allegations of rape made by women against staff. allegations of rape made by women against staff . the allegations of rape made by women against staff. the home seereion— women against staff. the home seereion nos— women against staff. the home secretary has announced a number of secretary has announced a number or onenonenis— secretary has announced a number of amendments to _ secretary has announced a number of amendments to the illegal nioroiion— of amendments to the illegal migration bill— of amendments to

bt, tesco and marks ono— rover and bt, tesco and marks on speneer-s— rover and bt, tesco and marks and spencer'sth one orisis nir— suspending their membership with the crisis hit organisation open. — the crisis hit organisation open. ine— the crisis hit organisation open. the cbi_ the crisis hit organisation open. the cbi says it shares the snook— open. the cbi says it shares the snoon one— open. the cbi says it shares the shock and revulsion over the oiiegoiions— shock and revulsion over the allegations of— shock and revulsion over the allegations of rape made by women against— allegations of rape made by women against staff. allegations of rape made by women against staff . the allegations of rape made by women against staff. the home seereion— women against staff. the home seereion nos— women against staff. the home secretary has announced a number of secretary has announced a number or onenonenis— secretary has announced a number of amendments to _ secretary has announced a number of amendments to the illegal nioroiion— of amendments to the illegal migration bill— of amendments to the illega

it's got land rover, and spencer rover, hackett marks and spencer says burberry the sort quite posh brands, if i may. the coronation is going to cost . coronation is going to cost. £100 million and it's going to bnngin £100 million and it's going to bring in £1 billion. now that's a profit of £900 billion. and i believe that's 90. now, even goldman sachs doesn't make a profit of 90. so let's get that out of the way. but it's really not a question of pounds and pence. not a question of pounds and pence . a man does not live by pence. a man does not live by bread alone. this is a very spiritual and constitutionally vital moment. it's the most important moment for 70 years because it's symbolic. michael sorry to interrupt— because it's symbolic. michael sorry to interrupt you,- f c i. michael sorry to interrupt you, but we went— sorry to interrupt you, but we went to — sorry to interrupt you, but we went to eon— sorry to interrupt you, but we want to ask you— sorry to interrupt you, but we want to ask you about we're reining— want to ask you about we're reining oi— want to ask you about we're

there are some easter meals deals available marks available traditionally marks and spencers always comethis time of year, meal deal. they year, a £20 meal deal. they don't reveal the details of that until the 5th of april. so a little long wait, but i was having a look at icardi's meal deal having a look at icardi's meal deal, which is pounds. i looked at the best value you could achieve for that and by choosing you get main. so if you choose the beef three sides which of course if you choose the rice potatoes, the green beans, the cabbage, the dessert , choose the cabbage, the dessert, choose the profiteroles, which is £5. that's getting you £24, 30 a value for pounds. but in addition to that, if you manage to do your big shop and perhaps put of the washing powders and things like that onto that ocado shop there is a 25% first use offer at moment running till the 5th of may. now that means you get an extra 25% off book to a maximum of £20 if you spend over 70. so you could then apply that extra 25% getting your easter lunch down to £11, 25. now okay. is my mouth getting bigger or all e

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mark premieres tomorrow. you can watch them weekdays at 9:00 a.m. on abc 7. spencer: would you anchor with your husband?ke being on tv, my husband is the same way. even when we take a picture it is not the same thing. spencer: same thing with her. 40's, tomorrow the upper 50's to low 60's. the accuweather 7-day forecast looks good. maybe a sprinkle or two tuesday but then sunny skies into next weekend and a warm up. how is that? dion: not bad. thank you. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. ugh-stipated... ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...f

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