to newquay there's , a hotel in newquay that there's, a hotel in newquay that is housing a considerableumber asylum seekers and people in newquay have been very, very about this for reasons that you've been highlighting in recent days, weeks and months . recent days, weeks and months. there's a massive sense that people don't feel particularly safe on the streets at the moment , that there was there was moment, that there was there was i was interviewing somebody that said the other day that they a single woman that was followed home, you know, and there is that big concern. but it's become a big political argument because we've got this protest coming up at the weekend on saturday. there's also a counter—protest , which they're counter—protest, which they're saying that they are protesting against fascism because, of course, anybody that protests is a fact. the potential concern and parents and grandparents who are going to go on to the streets of newquay this weekend been condemned, as i understand it, both by labour and the conservatives. yes as being far right, cornwall, the right,

to newquay there's , a hotel in newquay that there's, a hotel in newquay that is housing a considerableumber asylum seekers and people in newquay have been very, very about this for reasons that you've been highlighting in recent days, weeks and months . recent days, weeks and months. there's a massive sense that people don't feel particularly safe on the streets at the moment , that there was there was moment, that there was there was i was interviewing somebody that said the other day that they a single woman that was followed home, you know, and there is that big concern. but it's become a big political argument because we've got this protest coming up at the weekend on saturday. there's also a counter—protest , which they're counter—protest, which they're saying that they are protesting against fascism because, of course, anybody that protests is a fact. the potential concern and parents and grandparents who are going to go on to the streets of newquay this weekend been condemned, as i understand it, both by labour and the conservatives. yes as being far right, cornwall, the right,

oleg ignatieff the newquay more. oleg ignatieff the newquay beach hotel , more.h hotel, he's more. oleg ignatieff the newquay beach hotel , he's decided to beach hotel, he's decided to open his hotel 24 seven to offer refuge to anyone fearing for their safety. newquay it's a small and a lot of people frequently post about their concerns on facebook and people rally around them. and the post said that, you know, that they've people who being followed at night and in the comments you can see there's a lot of people who were also concerned because they had a similar experience. so it made sense that because we're open 24, seven, it made a lot of sense that we would be a place that people could come in to and feel safe. and if they needed to call the police and we could keep them safe whilst, know keep them safe whilst, you know , if they were , they were being if they were being or anything else. being followed or anything else. locals reporting being followed home, not feeling safe on their streets . some blame influx of streets. some blame influx of asylum seekers

newquay airport usually hosts small passenger and private aircraft but is now home to spaceport cornwallaunch from the ground here. private companies instead will take advantage of the runway which is one of the longest in britain, and ideal for an innovative method of satellite deployment via a rocket called launcher 1, courtesy of a company called virgin orbit. it is no ordinary rocket launch. this converted 747 carries a rocket underneath its wing which has nine microsatellites inside. the aircraft will take off from here and fly out over the atlantic and ascend to an altitude of 35,000 feet where the rocket will detach and blast off to the edge of space and deliver its payload. the bbc has been granted exclusive access on board cosmic girl. this aircraft used to be a virgin atlantic airliner but it has been specially modified so it can launch rockets. in its former life this cabin would have been filled with rows and rows of passenger seats as well as galleys and bulkheads and they used to even have a bar on these aircraft. all that has been stripped out to save weight and weight—sav

newquay hotel newquay migrants from the hotel harassing girls. you see harassing. girls.ach other and these migrants each other and these migrant camps. and in the boats , if can't get on with boats, if they can't get on with their fellow migrants, how are they on with they going to get on with everyone this country, everyone else in this country, you it's all the muslims you know? it's all the muslims attacking hindus in leicester last threatening last year, threatening to rape jews year before. so jews in london year before. so they're going get on with they're not going to get on with they're not going to get on with the scottish or the or the scottish or the english or for that matter, the cornish. okay thank you your views, okay thank you for your views, sir. side of sir. so are the other side of the they you are the road. they that you are racist scum , that you are racist scum, that you are fascist scum, you're racist fascist scum, you're racist fascist scum? not at all. i've just back from the ukraine bringing to the bringing refugees back to the netherlands . the

newquay airport usually hosts small passenger and private aircraft. it's now home to spaceport cornwall. rockets aren't going to launch from the ground here, though. instead, private companies will take advantage of its runway, which is one of the longest in britain, and ideal for an innovative method of satellite deployment via a rocket called launcherone, courtesy of a company called virgin orbit. and it's no ordinary rocket launch. this converted 7a7 carries a rocket underneath its wing, which has nine microsatellites inside. the aircraft will take off from here, fly out over the atlantic and ascend to an altitude of 35,000 feet, where the rocket will detach and blast off to the edge of space and deliver its payload. the bbc has been granted exclusive access on board cosmic girl. this aircraft used to be a virgin atlantic airliner, but it's been specially modified so it can launch rockets. in its former life, this cabin would have been filled with rows and rows of passenger seats, as well as galleys and bulkheads. they even used to have a bar on th

launch down at newquay for cosmic converted 747. the converted 747. and couldn't get out, and we couldn't even get out, right. so there's a lot to do with it. let's hope gets a bit better. ben glaze, thank you for joining us morning. and joining us all morning. and thank you indeed for staying with through here on with us through here on the briefing. we're tomorrow at briefing. we're back tomorrow at 930. next, it's. bev turner. it's 10:00 on bev turner. it's10:00 on thursday, bev turner. it's 10:00 on thursday, the 60 end of february. i'm bev turner this is bev turner today sturgeon's out and the search for her successor begins . sturgeon's out and the search for her successor begins. is this a victory for biological and is independence now dead in the water? it's been nearly weeks since nicola vanished as two little girls ask, where is their mummy? have the police failed? the with new revelations since the vital covid was meant to start

rotherham protests in newquay. some have said that those protesters are far right.that a fair characterisation of , those protesters? well, what i say firstly is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation, harass and any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms . and it's clear possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country , whereby around our country, whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally , our legal duties to illegally, our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding ourselves in. i and it is it is clear and undeniable that there are really really serious pressures communities and saying so does not make you racist , bigoted. simon clarke, racist, bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet minister, has said there will be a very problem for the government if . problem for the government if.

the protest which will be taking place in newquay in cornwall. our gb news reporter jeff moody went to find out more on like a nafive went to find out more on like a native owns the beach hotel . native owns the beach hotel. he's decided to open his hotel 24 seven to offer refuge to anyone fearing for their safety . newquay it's a small community and a lot of people frequently post about their concerns on facebook and people rally around them . and the post that, you them. and the post that, you know, that there've been people who are being followed at night and in the comments, you could see there's a lot of people are also concerned because had a similar experience and so it made sense that because we're open 24 seven, it made a lot of sense that we would be a place that people could come in to and feel safe. and if they needed, call the police and we could keep them safe whilst you know, they were being if they were being followed or else. locals report sting being home report sting being followed home not safe on their streets . some not safe

liverpool in rotherham protests planned in newquay . some have planned in newquay. protesters are far right. is a fair characterisation of those protesters. well what i would firstly is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation, harassing and any forms abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn in the fullest possible terms and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them. we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding in and it is it is clear and undeniable that are really , and undeniable that are really, really serious pressures on communities and saying so does not make you racist or bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet, has said there will be a very real problem for the government if there is a northern ireland deal that doesn't carry the support dup. is he right support of the dup. is he right ? listen, the dup

i work in newquay and i have a good crewl in newquay and i have a good crew there. _ in newquay and iwithout saying, hopefully we do | it is a perfect job for me. it goes i without saying, hopefully we do not have anything quite like that here, stav? absolutely not. they have had incredible rainfall there, thankfully nothing is what he had. high pressure dominating the scene for the foreseeable future. that moved in overnight and are starting off with some glorious sun rises up and down the country here. a brighter day compared to yesterday's cloudy, dismal weather, as it will be a bit chillier behind this front which are spread itself was overnight which introduced this chillier air but temperatures a bit closer to where they should be at this time of the air because it has been pretty mild over the past few days. this afternoon not completely clear, some cloud around, that may turn the sunshine and a bit hazy at times, but when satellite for most away from the far south—east on the far north—west of scotland, those temperatures at seven to 9 degrees. a bit lower than what we have be

joining us now, i'm pleased to say, is jeff moody, live from newquay . thank you very much newquay.med earlier in the day things were getting a little bit heated . yes certainly things bit heated. yes certainly things have calmed down a little bit now. but yes, things were getting very heated. it looks as though there's been some arrests. i haven't had any official confirmation yet, but some people have been away by police. but not many. there's certainly not been the sort of level of violence that we saw in a nosy a week or two ago. on one side of the road, we've got the counter—protests now. these are the ones that are in favour of the ones that are in favour of the refugees. if you look at some the signs all refugees welcome. no to racism , to welcome. no to racism, to fascism, spread hope and they have a very clear message . have a very clear message. cornwall is welcoming county. it's a diverse county. it will allow anyone in to come here and they really don't want to see any migrants any refugees badly here. but on this side of the road not so many of them now , road not so ma

liverpool in rotherham, protests planned in newquay . some have planned in newquay.ome have said that those protesters are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters ? well, what i would protesters? well, what i would say, firstly is that violence is never acceptable and intima station harassment . any forms of station harassment. any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms and it's clear that we have an on sustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding ourselves in and it is it is clear and undeniable that there are really , really serious there are really, really serious pressures on community fees and saying so does not make you racist or bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet minister, has said there will be a very real problem for the

a similar protest took place in newquay, but there was also a seperate rally there in support of the location. more than 350,000 residents are still without power in the us state of michigan, three days after one of the worst ice storms in decades knocked out utility poles and wires. tens of thousands across the western united states are also without power, as a rare cold weather system continues to pummel parts of california. widespread snow and flooding have forced several road closures in los angeles. san francisco is expected to experience record cold temperatures over the next 2a hours. but officials say the worst is yet to come. i spoke with seth guikema earlier — a professor at the university of michigan on forecasting power outages. he himself has been without power now for three days and says it could be some time before power is fully restored. we are lucky that we have a generator that runs the basics, heat, refrigerator, so in that sense we are ok. a lot of people don�*t have a generator and have it much harder given the cold weather. when did you lose power, and when are

a similar protest took place in newquay — but there was also a separate rally there in support of theese has become the first sitting in scotland, divers have recovered two bodies from the firth of clyde, after a tug boat capsized on friday. it had been escorting a cruise ship when it overturned. 0ur reporter suzanne allan has the latest. well, as you can probably see a large police cordon is still in place here, at east india harbour. since 10 o'clock this morning, the police dive and marine unit have been in and out of the water to find the missing crew members from the tug boat that capsized here yesterday afternoon. just a short while ago, police scotland confirmed that two bodies were found and brought out of the water this afternoon. the boat went down just at 6reenock at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. eyewitnesses have told us that it had been escorting the hebridean princess cruise ship into harbour when it capsized. the emergency services rushed to the scene, including police scotland air and support unit, hm coastguard and the rnli. the search was called off last night, and began

a similar protest took place in newquay — but there was also a separate rally there in support of theornia is a place usually associated with warm, sunny weather — but snow is settling in the hills overlooking los angeles. the cause — a cold weather system, which hasn't been seen there for more than three decades. the snow is widespread — this was the scene near san francisco on friday. and, worse is expected to come flood warnings in some coastal areas. major roads have also been closed. 0ur north america correspondent david willis sent this report. oh, my god, look, it is beautiful. look, it is all over the roof. almost unimaginable for some, but picturesque nonetheless, this was what some on america's west coast awoke to. but the heavy snowfall was to bring with it freezing rain which pushed into the state from the north, prompting the first blizzard warning in some parts of california since 1989. a massive low pressure system, driven from the arctic the culprit, according to forecasters. just a strong storm overall for the month of february, one of our wettest months of the year,

he toured newquay last, area. he toured newquay last, december . the area. the business and trade secretary is on her way to mexico . she's looking to form mexico. she's looking to form new trading arrangements post—brexit . kemi badenoch will post—brexit. kemi badenoch will hold talks with her counterparts on the uk becoming part of a trans pacific partnership involving 11 countries and a coastal australia, canada, chile and japan . on her two day visit and japan. on her two day visit of mexico city, she'll also look to update britain's 20 year old free trade with the country to involve digital services and technology . the prime minister technology. the prime minister rejected calls for the return of the death penalty made tory deputy chairman . in an interview deputy chairman. in an interview with the spectator mr. johnson that nobody's ever committed a crime after being executed . well crime after being executed. well the former labour councillor who converted to the tories was his new role on tuesday amid a cabinet reshuffle. the death penalty for murde

newquay i do. and how much of a problem.itness to events of women being harassed by the residents of the base? four days out? what do you stick with me on eyes and? that's all i've got. one more question before you go. what do you say about the fact that the leader of cornwall council has described people are described people that are protesting racist? they're protesting as racist? they're worried parents. they're worried parents and worried parents like very much. well there you go. you've heard it first hand. these people do not believe that they racist. they believe they are racist. they believe that worried parents. that they are worried parents. they they are concerned they believe they are concerned for their. we will, of course, keep you fully up to date as they protest continues this afternoon . thanks for that, afternoon. thanks for that, jeff. we can't get more of a live broadcast in that way . live broadcast in that way. somebody to you in somebody coming up to you in the street and, chelsea, where all happens on

a similar protest took place in newquay, but there was also a seperate rally there in support of the zuckerman has been in skegness gauging opinion. the hotels are full of these asylum seekers and we just... where are all the holiday—makers going to go as well? or is it going to stop them coming down? well, we want to support our community and our town. we are all very concerned that, you know, we are losing our identity. i mean, skegness is a british seaside resort. it's affecting the tourism industry, it's affecting our local economy. the amount of private investmentj that's actually gone into skegness from private enterprise, | to get the resort buzzing and going again, i think it's a bit of a kick in the teeth _ for the people that have took interest in the place. - joining me to discuss how disinformation can fuel these sorts of protests is safya khan—ruf, researcher at campaign group hope not hate. this protest seemed to have been organised by a far—right group for that but you could hear their there were a lot of local people with genuine concerns. what do you make of what you

liverpool, in rotherham, protest planned in newquay . some have planned in newquay.ave said that those protesters are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters? well, what i would say , firstly, is that violence say, firstly, is that violence is never acceptable . and is never acceptable. and intimidation, harassment and any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms . and it's clear possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country , whereby around our country, whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding ourselves in and it is it is clear and undeniable that there are really, really serious pressures on communities and saying so does not make you racist or bigoted . simon clarke, racist or bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet minister

that's later on in newquay. now who is going to be manchester united?hat's the big story of the day for sport. a wealthy qatari banker has now entered the race to take over premier league club. he joins , i know, league club. he joins, i know, owner jim ratcliffe, but one of the fans think we're going to find out later on. we speak to the man, united football fans guy and they've got a lot to say, but they don't like the current owners, the glazers down now. they've now. they know they've they've been very controversial about them haven't they know what you think is that we can jordon anybody's fortunes by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk of course tweet us at . tweet us at. gb news. so today's top story, the prime minister will tell a security conference in germany that international law must be changed and that ukraine should be given what he's calling advance nato's standard weapons in order to defeat russia . fighting talk, defeat russia. fighting talk, angela? yeah, it is indeed . and angela? yeah, it is indeed. and that three day summit in munich is bei

on one side of the street, you have the people from newquay who are saying, enough is enough. longer feel safe in their own community. and then you have the people on the other side of the street that are calling them racists, that are calling them fascists. there are some very heated exchanges coming across the street. no violence has yet . and that's the way it stayed. in a statement, . and that's the way it stayed. in a statement , devon . and that's the way it stayed. in a statement, devon and cornwall police said officers deployed to the newquay area to facilitate a planned protest . facilitate a planned protest. officers engaged with those in attendance and the event passed peacefully. no arrests have been made. no arrests . but plenty of made. no arrests. but plenty of opinions . well, i live only 500 opinions. well, i live only 500 yards up the road . they rob yards up the road. they rob shops that fly when the kids , shops that fly when the kids, the police, the guy with knives out . and then the police have out. and then the police have been here more times than i ca

newquay residents in cornwall , newquay residents in cornwall, the latest to plan a protest outside asing asylum seekers at the taxpayers expense. but a worrying and increasing the peaceful demonstration is being condemned as racist and bigoted by local politicians. those unsubstantiated claims , ordinary unsubstantiated claims, ordinary folk with genuine concern follows on from the muslims attempt to blame the protests in knowsley which is of course, a staunchly left wing borough of liverpool on far right, despite fact, the initially peaceful protest said to be triggered by this video . a migrant trying to this video. a migrant trying to get up , an english schoolgirl. get up, an english schoolgirl. in fact, there's even unconfirmed that antifa or the far left may have been responsible for the despicable violence that took place in knowsley. a theory, not weakened by anti—fascist call to arms posted online by the local branch of the communist party. so nigel nigel farage is me now. this is what the projections said that. but. but nigel, you started to expose this on your show last ni

newquay residents in cornwall , newquay residents in cornwall, the latest to plan a protest outside asing asylum seekers at the taxpayers expense. but a worrying and increasing the peaceful demonstration is being condemned as racist and bigoted by local politicians. those unsubstantiated claims , ordinary unsubstantiated claims, ordinary folk with genuine concern follows on from the muslims attempt to blame the protests in knowsley which is of course, a staunchly left wing borough of liverpool on far right, despite fact, the initially peaceful protest said to be triggered by this video . a migrant trying to this video. a migrant trying to get up , an english schoolgirl. get up, an english schoolgirl. in fact, there's even unconfirmed that antifa or the far left may have been responsible for the despicable violence that took place in knowsley. a theory, not weakened by anti—fascist call to arms posted online by the local branch of the communist party. so nigel nigel farage is me now. this is what the projections said that. but. but nigel, you started to expose this on your show last ni

seen protests now around the country increasingly in liverpool in in rotherham protest planned in newquayn the west country, some have been calling in the media those protesters against asylum seekers perhaps some people will call them illegal immigrants , others would call immigrants, others would call them. some have said that those protests, those are far right . protests, those are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters? well, what i would say firstly, is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation harassment, any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming of people arriving here illegally our legal duties to accommodate them. we are now having to house them. we are now having to house them in hotels and that is causing under tensions within pressures on local resources and is frankly unsustainable. so you support those protesters? i i very much understand peopl

seen protests now around the country increasingly in liverpool in in rotherham protest planned in newquayn the west country, some have been calling in the media those protesters against asylum seekers perhaps some people will call them illegal immigrants , others would call immigrants, others would call them. some have said that those protests, those are far right . protests, those are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters? well, what i would say firstly, is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation harassment, any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming of people arriving here illegally our legal duties to accommodate them. we are now having to house them. we are now having to house them in hotels and that is causing under tensions within pressures on local resources and is frankly unsustainable. so you support those protesters? i i very much understand peopl

and this is now spreading far and wide because down in newquay, in north cornwall, again there is a peacefults protest planned for this saturday and i'm astonished that the conservative council leader in cornwall, that the conservative council leader in cornwall , the labour leader in cornwall, the labour party in cornwall , leader in cornwall, the labour party in cornwall, public voices in have already branded this protest a race based protest. it is absolutely nothing of the kind . free speech is being kind. free speech is being suppressed in the most astonishing way and virtually everybody is afraid to speak out. it is sinister. it is bad, it is wrong and it's being done, of course, because firstly you've got those who are clearly completely mad, who think that everyone that crosses the engush everyone that crosses the english channel is a genuine refugee, when of course we know huge numbers came from albania over the course of last year to go straight into the criminal gangs. go straight into the criminal gangs . there is also the sheer gangs. there is also the sheer unfairness of those

and this is now spreading far and wide because down in newquay, in north cornwall, again there is a peacefults protest planned for this saturday and i'm astonished that the conservative council leader in cornwall, that the conservative council leader in cornwall , the labour leader in cornwall, the labour party in cornwall , leader in cornwall, the labour party in cornwall, public voices in have already branded this protest a race based protest. it is absolutely nothing of the kind . free speech is being kind. free speech is being suppressed in the most astonishing way and virtually everybody is afraid to speak out. it is sinister. it is bad, it is wrong and it's being done, of course, because firstly you've got those who are clearly completely mad, who think that everyone that crosses the engush everyone that crosses the english channel is a genuine refugee, when of course we know huge numbers came from albania over the course of last year to go straight into the criminal gangs. go straight into the criminal gangs . there is also the sheer gangs. there is also the sheer unfairness of those

if you go to perranporth or newquay, see perranporth or newquay, you see the surfers against and, youvery, very good reason i mean, ranil jayawardena, who is minister before during is the minister before during the know, the interregnum, you know, actually brought this charge in, because if you allow therese coffey i don't know why she's done this . if you had to find done this. if you had to find a more unpopular group of people in this country to give a free pass to, you'd be hard pressed. i honestly don't understand , i honestly don't understand, unless purely libertarian unless it's a purely libertarian thing. unless to raise coffee is thinking , know, can talk thinking, you know, we can talk to and actually negotiate to them and actually negotiate with them, really truly with them, but really and truly you've sharkey on you've got fergal sharkey on one side theresa's on the other. side and theresa's on the other. i know where money is. yeah, i know where my money is. yeah, people might be quite confused by your reference to 8090s pop star sharkey . he has star fergal sharkey. he

six and a half million in barnstable. 50 million to create a direct service linking newquay st austell nandy to the airwaves to say this won't . it's airwaves to say this won't. it's just nowhere ambitious enough. most us are just losing out. we've got these worn off short term pots of, money. it's a hunger games style contest where we're pitted against one another. meanwhile, plans are geanng another. meanwhile, plans are gearing up for the next round of funding. there'll be further rounds taking place right up until 2030. jeff moody . gb news. until 2030. jeff moody. gb news. that's levelling up. what about playing up? well, exciting . playing up? well, exciting. mounting in the small scottish town . darvel. why? well local town. darvel. why? well local club based in east ayrshire in the sixth tier scottish football but darvel fc aiming for another cup upset this evening scottish league one side falkirk having beaten premiership side aberdeen in the previous round. so darvel players gathering to watch the quarter final draw at around 530 and the groundsman busy well because the winne

exeter newquay in the gone now. exeter newquay in the west country is a problem .we're going to be meeting a man who is not worried about flying at the moment because he's cycling, believe it or not, from bolton to melbourne in australia . to melbourne in australia. that's coming up. it's 10,000 to melbourne in australia. that's coming up. it's10,000 of the nearly 15,000 miles away, rising at the moment. it's a 24. good morning to you. once again, listening to breakfast with stephen or angela and a very upset mary. yes, angela . mary is very upset. she angela. mary is very upset. she says , i'm so mad with you. why says, i'm so mad with you. why you discussing happy valley? i have to change channels so that i didn't hear anything. i just want to sit down and watch it tonight without knowing anything beforehand. mary we didn't tell you what because we you what happens because we don't speculate and don't know to speculate and everybody's speculating at the moment. we've all got theories some. well i haven't because i've never seen never watches it. no but anyway. no

it's prince william's second official visit to the area after he toured newquay last november. the business and trade secretary is on her way to mexico. she is to form new trading arrangements post—brexit. kemi badenoch will hold talks with her counterparts on the uk becoming part of a trans pacific partnership . 11 trans pacific partnership. 11 countries. they include australia, canada, chile and japan. on her two day visit to mexico , associate will also look mexico, associate will also look to update 20 year old free trade agreement with the country to involve digital services . and involve digital services. and the prime minister says he doesn't . the return of the death doesn't. the return of the death penalty. it's after the new tory deputy chairman lee anderson said he'd be in favour of such a move . in an interview with the move. in an interview with the spectator , mr. johnson said spectator, mr. johnson said nobody's ever a crime after being executed it. well, the former labour councillor who converted to the tories was his new role on tuesday amid a cabinet reshuffle