my constituents in norwich south don't wa nt to constituents in norwich south don't want to see schooleachers, without enough fire brigade and police officers... we are beginning to relive the election campaign. we have an opportunity to live up, step up have an opportunity to live up, step up and deliver. their manifesto bombed, what is left of it, you probably could not fit on a post—it note at the moment. clive lewis, thank you very much. going to oxford, joining us, andrew dilnot, former chair of the care funding commission. iam i am guessing that on the post—it note analogy, nothing about what was in the tory manifesto, were you disappointed by what you heard today? not particularly, manifesto when it first came out was disappointing but by the end of the campaign, all three major political parties were committed to a system for social care where we shared response ability across the whole population and people knew there was a maximum amount that they would pgy- a maximum amount that they would pay. the queen's speech today did not say very much, cindy said there would be consult

let's speak to the labour's clive lewis, who was re—elected to become mp for norwich south, and hejoinsch studio. is it inevitable that the tape of brexit we were talking about seven weeks ago will change? we have just had the general election and i still do not know what her position on brexit. she has basically said no deal is better than a bad deal. it has blown up in herface. it has not worked. we now find ourselves in a situation where she is potentially entering into a coalition with the political party with ideas based in the 17th century. i think it is time for her to eat eat large pools of humble pie and start working with the national interest with a large number of political leaders, including the labour party. do you thinkjeremy corbyn will be able to affect change? i know your colic had been talking about a cross—party brexit committee. jeremy corbyn and the labour party have just achieved a very significant and historic swing. we did not win. we have to be clear about that. but i think this isa clear about that. but i think this is a turning point. we were told that our ma

one of the few exceptions is here in norwich south, currently held by the labour party. labour actually be able to increase their majority because of the surge that labour have started to pick up on the doorsteps? the main battle in east anglia has been taking part 20 miles ago in north norfolk. the seat held by the liberal democrats has been heavily targeted by the conservatives. most of the cabinet has visited there the campaign. mps and activists from all over the country have been helping out and the party is confident they will be able to take that seat tomorrow. the reason being because of back —— brexit. this was a largely leave voting region and brexit has been big issue and the lib dems policy of wanting another referendum on the final brexit deal does not seem to have gone down well. a few hours ago the prime minister was here in norwich to cheer up activists then her message was that brexit has a positive side and that once we leave the eu they will be extra money available for infrastructure and research and development. the conservatives are hoping for great

to the south of that it is warm, 17 in norwich, around 16, 15 or 16 there counties. in the morning, bit of a breeze out there, the wind will be strongest in north—western scotland, gusts up to gale force wind so fairly chilly with showers, the best of the weather across east anglia and the south—east, 23. another blustery day across scotland on sunday with a few showers. 0verall across the uk the sunshine will come out so not a bad day but i think feeling relatively fresh. whatever you're doing, have a great weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of people are being evacuated from five tower blocks in north london, so that urgent safety firework can be carried out. the buildings in camden had the same type of cladding that contributed to it in blaze last week at grenfell tower. europe's most senior official has criticised the uk's offer to eu nationals after brexit, claiming it could "worsen the situation" for them. european council president donald tusk said the plan was "below expectations" and german chancellor angela merkel said there had been "no br

to the south of that it is warm, 17 in norwich, around 16, 15 or 16 there counties.hing in the morning, bit of a breeze out there, the wind will be strongest in north—western scotland, gusts up to gale force wind so fairly chilly with showers, the best of the weather across east anglia and the south—east, 23. another blustery day across scotland on sunday with a few showers. overall across the uk the sunshine will come out so not a bad day but i think feeling relatively fresh. whatever you're doing, have a great weekend. hello. thousands of people are being evacuated from five tower blocks in north london, so that urgent fire safety work can be carried out. the buildings in camden have the same type of cladding that contributed to a huge blaze last week at grenfell tower. at least 79 people are known to be dead or missing after the blaze and authorities are now looking at criminal offences including manslaughter. tom symonds reports. there was no warning, just a request. we need you to move out because we can't be sure you are safe. i just don't want to go now. i fee

south during the night. for the vast majority it's dry with clear spells, maybe the odd patch of low cloud for western coastal areas. despite clear spells, temperatures in norwich. that sets us up for a hot day tomorrow, particularly across england and wales, with sunshine. here we see temperatures to 31, maybe 32. cloud for northern ireland and scotland. rain in the far north west. here it's that bit cooler. it will be northern areas that keep the cooler weather through monday and tuesday. further south, it stays hot, temperatures still around 30. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. police say a total of 58 people are dead or missing and presumed dead in the grenfell fire, and they appeal for more information from the public. the current number of fatalities is at least 30. the figure of 58 are those that are missing and that i have to assume are dead. theresa may meets victims and residents affected by the disaster at downing street, as she tries to respond to growing public anger. the queen says it's "difficult to escape a very sombre national mood" following tragedies in london and manchester. she has led a minute's silence at the start of events to ma

norwich. so warm for a time. but through the evening cooler to come. elsewhere, dry and the temperatures are 14 to 15 celsius. through the day tomorrow, the weather front is sinking southl stretch of the country. in the south, warm at 24 solsus, fresh we are a return to sunshine and showers in the north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 3.30pm. three tower blocks have been found to have combustible cladding, in tests carried out after the grenfell tower fire in which at least 79 people lost their lives. the government says there are about 600 high—rise buildings with cladding in england which need to be checked. a number of these tests have come back as combustible. the relevant local authorities and fire service had been informed and they are taking all possible steps to inform local residents and make sure buildings are safe. meanwhile the bbc identifies one new tower block in north london where residents have been told the building has the same type of cladding used on grenfell tower. a sprinkler system is installed there. theresa may is meeting eu leaders in brussels to discuss brexit, for the first time since she lost her parliamentary majority. mrs may i