rachael maskell, nicky morgan, thanks both.n twelve days since president trump's inauguration, and the new normal arrived in us politics. how's he going down? well, you can look at polls, the approval ratings are not spectacularly good. but even better than polls, you can talk to people. particularly those who voted for him. yalda hakim is in rural pennsylvania, trying to find out what the voters are making it all. pennsylvania, donald trump's heartland. i think it's going fantastic. i was heartbroken. like i said, appalled. i can't believe that, i thought our country has progressed so much and we took like three steps back. if we stand up to other countries, we have to make america great again, this is our country first. it was counties like this facing a decline in manufacturing, shrinking population and rising immigration that moved heavily towards donald trump and his message of national restoration during the election. in his first week—and—a—half in office we have come here to ask people what they think now. the fourth st

that's after the resignation of rachael maskell.comes the shadow welsh secretary replacing jo stevens. peter dowd is promoted within the shadow treasury team. he fills rebecca long—bailey's former role as shadow chief secretary. perhaps names we haven't heard of or know much about. i think it will keepjeremy know much about. i think it will keep jeremy corbyn‘s know much about. i think it will keepjeremy corbyn‘s aim of the ratio of 50% women in his shadow cabinet. the interesting question is what happens to those other top team members. the front bench but not the most senior positions, who rebelled, defying jeremy corbyn‘s order. are they going to face a disciplinary action or will they be allowed to stay on? it looks like this evening that they are not going to be sacked. we are told there are going to be no more announcements this evening. quite interesting because the usual form is evening. quite interesting because the usualform is if evening. quite interesting because the usual form is if you evening. quite interesting becaus

several have sacrificed front bench jobs, like rachael maskell, until tonight in the shadow cabinet, remain constituents. the arguments don't end tonight. yesterday it was compared to alice in wonderland but alice only took herself into the hole. this prime minister is taking virtually all of the tory party, half the labour party, and the entire country into the hole. so, the prime minister sweeps out, she has her way. those against her seem lonely, for now. there's been further fighting in eastern ukraine between government forces and pro—russian separatist rebels. the centre of the recent escalation, the government—held industrial town of avdiivka has seen more shelling. more than twenty—thousand people there are without power in freezing conditions. the quebec city mosque that was the scene of a deadly shooting on sunday has opened its doors for the first time the since the attack. in the islamic centre, blood smeared the floor and walls and bullet holes could still be seen in the aftermath of the carnage. mosque administrators say they plan to renovate the place to move away from

several have sacrificed front bench jobs, like rachael maskell, until tonight in the shadow cabinet,th her remain constituents. you've made your decision on principle but it is the labour party that looks divided tonight. i think the labour party is absolutely solid now. we do not want a theresa may brexit, that we are going to be working towards ensuring the voices of people across the country are involved in the process as we go forward. the arguments don't end tonight. yesterday it was compared to alice in wonderland but alice only took herself into the hole. this prime minister is taking virtually all of the tory party, half the labour party, and the entire country into the hole. how then can anyone pretend that this undiscussed, unwritten, unnegotiated deal, in any way, has the backing of the british people? so, the prime minister sweeps out, she has her way. those against her seem lonely, for now. our political editor laura kuenssberg reporting. it's been 12 months since zika was declared a global health emergency. scientists are now beginning to piece together the impact the v

sue joins as shadow environment secretary after the resignation of rachael maskell, and the shadow welshed out fools the chief secretary position. —— finally peter dowd. names some of us —— finally peter dowd. names some of us may not have heard of or know much about, but i think it keeps jeremy corbyn‘s ratio of 50% women in his shadow cabinet. the interesting thing is what will happen to those other top team members. so the front bench but not the most senior positions are rebelled and defied jeremy corbyn‘s order, who did not resign. will they face disciplinary action, or will they be allowed to stay on in their positions? it looks like this evening they will not be sacked, but we are told there will be no more announcements this evening. quite interesting, because the usual form is if you decide the whip, you have to go, you have to resign, but it does not look like that discipline will be enforced. that was eleanor garnierfrom will be enforced. that was eleanor garnier from westminster. private tenants in england are being unfairly evicted from their homes, and now some leading mps

two labour mps, rachael maskell, and dawn butler, resigned from the shadow front bench before defyingnd 47 labour mps and total rebelled against their leadership. the inquest into the deaths of british tourists in tunisia has heard a statement from a teenager who survived but lost his brother, uncle and grandfather in the attack injune 2015. four people involved in fraudulently selling puppies kept in poor conditions at a travellers' site in essex have been given suspended sentences. us national security advisor michael flynn has given an update on iran's ballistic missile test on sunday where he said trump administration is bringing iran again under the watch list. the trump administration condemns such actions by iran that undermine security, prosperity and stability throughout and beyond the middle east, and which places american lives at risk. president trump has severely criticised the various agreements reached between iran and the 0bama administration, as well as the united nations, as being weak and in effective. instead of being thankful to the united states in these agreemen