when she has stood _ course is angela rayner when she has stood in _ course is angela rayner when she pm cues for the labour leader has— stood in pm cues for the labour leader has won quite a lot of credit for how— leader has won quite a lot of credit for how she — leader has won quite a lot of credit for how she has performed with many actually— for how she has performed with many actually saying that maybe keir starnfer — actually saying that maybe keir starmer has nervously looked at how she performs in the house as she fights— she performs in the house as she fights to — she performs in the house as she fights to in — she performs in the house as she fights to in many ways i don't like this will— fights to in many ways i don't like this will go away quickly. let�*s fights to in many ways i don't like this will go away quickly.- this will go away quickly. let's go to the front _ this will go away quickly. let's go to the front page _ this will go away quickly. let's go to the front page of— this will go away quickly. let's go to the front page of the _ this will go away quickly. le

obviously, angela rayner says that is completely untrue.and the fact it is written up in a sunday newspaper by their political editor? i think it is completely unacceptable for a conservative mp, any mp, to make such comments. i'm glad to hear the likes of chris philp, the tech minister, doing the morning broadcast round this morning saying it is not only unacceptable, but if he heard a colleague making such a suggestion, he would obviously call it out. i think that is what we need to hear from mps, particularly male mps — that commitment to stamp out such talk, even if it's made injest in the tearoom, in the bars late at night in parliament. i think when it comes to the reporting of such claims, it is always a difficult decision, a judgment call for a journalist to make on the basis of balancing taste, perhaps, and how much weight you are giving to a throwaway comment, a joke by one source, and whether you want to sort of shine a light on what people are saying behind the scenes. i think readers really value getting a sort of under the bon

.— so the of angela rayner. journalism in _ so the of angela rayner. there was no journalism in it? _ so the of angela rayner. there was no journalism in it? it _ so the of angela rayner. there was no journalism in it? it is— so the of angela rayner. there was no journalism in it? it is not - so the of angela rayner. there was no journalism in it? it is not how i l no journalism in it? it is not howl would have _ no journalism in it? it is not howl would have approached _ no journalism in it? it is not howl would have approached the i no journalism in it? it is not howl would have approached the storyl no journalism in it? it is not how i l would have approached the story is no journalism in it? it is not how i i would have approached the story is a female politicaljournalist, let's put it that way. it is going far to shoot the messenger here and suggest that the reporter should lose their lobby pass. d0 that the reporter should lose their lobb ass. ,, that the reporter should lose their lobby pass-— lobby pass.

the about the laboured deputy leader angela rayner-— angela rayner.e article in the mail on sunday that was - angela rayner. the article in the mail on sunday that was pretty l mail on sunday that was pretty widely criticised, it quoted an unnamed conservative mp saying that angela rayner had a strategy of crossing and uncrossing her legs at prime minister's questions to put borisjohnson off and the article drew parallels with the film basic instinct. today, keir starmer said he hoped to back i had sent a message to his party that sexism and misogyny had no place, borisjohnson said there could be absolutely no place for it in parliament. there is also supposed to have been a meeting today between the editor of the mail on sunday and the speaker of the house of commons. that has not happened because the editor pulled out of that, saying thatjournalists should not take instructions from house of commons officials. his letter was published in the daily mail, which has also written an article saying it has more tory mps that that original reporting. it al

listen to what ms rayner said-— ms rayner said. i consciously felt toda that ms rayner said.lt today that i wanted to put - ms rayner said. i consciously felt today that i wanted to put some l today that i wanted to put some trousers — today that i wanted to put some trousers on today so that people didnt— trousers on today so that people didn't think, i wanted to be defiant as well— didn't think, i wanted to be defiant as well because i don't think women should _ as well because i don't think women should be _ as well because i don't think women should be told how to dress. but i didn't— should be told how to dress. but i didn't want— should be told how to dress. but i didn't want to distract from the fact that — didn't want to distract from the fact that actually, it is not my legs. i didn't want people at home thinking, let's look to see what _ home thinking, let's look to see what her— home thinking, let's look to see what her legs are like and how short her skirt _ what her legs are like and how short her skirt is _ what her legs are like and how short her skirt is or— w

�* ., , angela rayner. just a matter end there? 1, _., angela rayner. just a matter end there?ris johnson has condemned it but let's be clear, he _ there? boris johnson has condemned it but let's be clear, he condemned i it but let's be clear, he condemned it but let's be clear, he condemned it in reaction to an almost unprecedented, united call across the aisle from other politicians and journalists first. what i think is interesting here is that actually, we have seen a real culture of misogyny in westminster for a very long time, a lot of us have campaigned against it for a while comment in the past, thankfully, it has attacks on women in this nature, viewers haven't seen it. this is an unpleasant attack on angela rayner which may still accuse her of trying to use her sexuality to distract the prime minister in the house of commons while she was doing her her job and he was doing hisjob. in the past, some of these attacks on women have been tacitly condoned by senior male opponents and indeed, this mail on sunday article that quotes tory mps, unnamed tory mps, is pushing thi

from _ this angela rayner thing, horrific. from the — this angela rayner thing, horrific.ould take the action of— the angela rayner story. so, they could take the action of kicking i could take the action of kicking them out of the party but we will wait and see what happens. let's return to the angela rayner story. we've discussed it over the last couple of days. this is the headline in the daily mail, no, mr couple of days. this is the headline in the daily mail, no, mr speaker, thatis in the daily mail, no, mr speaker, that is to lindsay hoyle... he had summoned the editor and political editor who wrote the original story about angela rayner�*s strategy of crossing and uncrossing her legs in the chamber to distract boris johnson like in the film basic instinct. in the name of a free press... what is going on? this is becoming sliuhtl what is going on? this is becoming sliahtl a what is going on? this is becoming slightly a story _ what is going on? this is becoming slightly a story about _ what is going on? this is becoming slightly a story about freedom i what is going

angela rayner and some of the comments made about her. yeah, i know, i...o you think this is a big problem at westminster? is it a cultural problem? well, it's hard to say, on the basis of that particular story, but i have to say, i thought it was the most appalling load of sexist, misogynist tripe, and i immediately got in touch with angela and we had a very friendly exchange, and if we ever find who is responsible for it, then i don't know what we will do with them but it will be the terrors of the earth. it is totally intolerable, that kind of thing. tracy brabin is the mayor of west yorkshire and a former labour mp and culture secretary who left westminster last may. back in 2020, she broke her ankle and leant for support on the dispatch box, causing her dress to slip off her shoulder. after receiving a barrage of abuse on social media, where she was called a slag, hungover, and a tart, she decided to auction the dress itself, raising over £20,000 for charity. shejoins me now from leeds. quite the power move. we welcome back to your specific experience

angela rayner. so, prime minister, how's it going? are you ok?in the commons are eagerly anticipated events. but today borisjohnson was offering labour's deputy leader support after a newspaper story that's been widely condemned as misogynistic. the mail on sunday the reported that unnamed conservative mps had said angela rayner tried to distract the prime minister by the way she sat opposite him. mrjohnson denounced the report. i have to say, i thought it was the most appalling load of sexist, misogynist tripe, and i immediately got in touch with angela and we had a very friendly exchange. and if we ever find who was responsible for it, well, i don't know what we'll do with them, but it'll be the terrors of the earth. the speaker of the commons said he was arranging a meeting with the editor of the mail on sunday. i express my sympathy to the right honourable member for ashton—under—lyme for the subject of this type of comment in being demeaning, offensive to women in parliament, and can only deter women who might be considering standing for ele

this mail on sunday about angela rayner which made her curious.— which made her curious.er curious. this article quotes a series of unnamed - quotes a series of unnamed conservative mps who say that boris johnson at prime minister's questions has been put off my kids tried because of angela rayner sitting opposite crossing and uncrossing her legs. this has been widely criticised on social media today, with a comment from angela rayner who put out a twitter thread saying that women in politics fight sexism and misogyny and she is no different. this morning is the latest dose of gutterjournalism, i stand accused of a ploy to distract the helpless pm by being a woman, having legs and wearing clothes. the prime minister has also responded to this story and he has been highly critical, saying as much as i disagree with angela rayner on almost every political issue, i respect her as a parliamentarian and deplore the misogyny directed at her anonymously today. let's get some of the day s other news. the lebanese authorities say at least six migrants have drowned, including a you

it seems to be atter— basic instinct. —— rayner. it seems to be after another. gate — to be after another. on top of the party gate allegations that we've been _ party gate allegations that we've been hearing, they can't try and draw a — been hearing, they can't try and draw a line _ been hearing, they can't try and draw a line under this. as we going to iocet— draw a line under this. as we going to local elections on may the 5th where _ to local elections on may the 5th where the — to local elections on may the 5th where the tory party is going to go back to _ where the tory party is going to go back to being the sleazy party. we talk about — back to being the sleazy party. we talk about sleaze that was a word that was — talk about sleaze that was a word that was used at expenses fiddling and cash _ that was used at expenses fiddling and cash for questions, etc, but this really— and cash for questions, etc, but this really is sleazy. watching pornography sitting next to or in front— pornography sitting next to or in front of— pornography sitting next to or in f

angela rayner says that is completely untrue.nday newspaper by their political editor? ~ , _, , , editor? i think it is completely unacceptable _ editor? i think it is completely unacceptable for _ editor? i think it is completely unacceptable for a _ editor? i think it is completely. unacceptable for a conservative editor? i think it is completely i unacceptable for a conservative mp, any mp, to make such comments. i'm glad to hear the likes of chris phillips, the tech minister, during the morning rounds saying it is not only unacceptable but if he heard a colleague making such a suggestion he would honestly call it out. i think that is what we need to hear from mps, particularly male mps, that commitment to stamp out such talk, even if it's made injest in the tearoom, in the bars late at night in parliament. i think when it comes to the reporting on such claims, it is always a difficult decision, a judgment call for a journalist to make on the basis of balancing taste, perhaps, and how much weight you are giving to a throwaway

whether angela rayner — keynote address in scotland.t i am utterly focused on is the cost of living crisis, helping people with their energy bills, and calling the government out for imposing even more tax on people during the middle of a kosovan crisis. ., ., during the middle of a kosovan crisis. . ., ,, ., , , ., crisis. laura sugden was pregnant when her partner— crisis. laura sugden was pregnant when her partner was _ crisis. laura sugden was pregnant when her partner was killed i crisis. laura sugden was pregnant when her partner was killed with l crisis. laura sugden was pregnantj when her partner was killed with a crossbow. she was shot in head but managed to raise the alarm. month she began campaigning for tighter restrictions on crossbows. i’m campaigning for tighter restrictions on crossbows— on crossbows. i'm so grateful for hamley people — on crossbows. i'm so grateful for hamley people got _ on crossbows. i'm so grateful for hamley people got behind i on crossbows. i'm so grateful for hamley people got behind my i hamley p

editor refuses to meet the speaker of the house of commons over the paper's article about angela rayner. russia has stopped supplies of gas to poland and bulgaria because they're both refusing to pay in roubles as demanded by moscow. leaving so called "vampire devices" switched on at the wall is costing us £2.2 billion a year. the bbc says it's shocked" at multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the former radio one dj tim westwood. the editor of the mail on sunday has turned down a meeting with the speaker of the house of commons to discuss the newspaper's controversial article about labour's deputy leader. the piece quoted an unamed conservative mp claimed angela rayner tried to distract borisjohnson by crossing and uncrossing her legs in parliament, and has been condemned as sexist, classist and misogynystic. the paper's editor, david dillon, says it should be up to journalists to decide what they report. we can cross live to westminster and our chief political correspondent adam fleming: the meeting was going to happen, what has changed? they have written today that they h

jane merrick tweeted "whichever mp briefed the mos about angela rayner deserves criticism.lls me something controversial do i then fear reporting it for the same?" martha gill is a political commentator. the annoymous comments — not just sexist, but classist too? to share these concerns? yeah, i think once _ to share these concerns? yeah, i think once employees _ to share these concerns? yeah, i think once employees start - to share these concerns? yeah, i - think once employees start demanding that journalists think once employees start demanding thatjournalists who think once employees start demanding that journalists who write particular stories get their lobby pass is— particular stories get their lobby pass is revoked, they get into quite sticky— pass is revoked, they get into quite sticky water. i don't quite agree that all— sticky water. i don't quite agree that all they we re were doing was reporting sexist comments in the made by mps, because the article _ comments in the made by mps, because the article itself said that in quite — the article itself said that in q

this about angela rayner which has made him furious. , ., . ., , ., him furious. borisjohnson are prime minister's questions has been put off in stride because of angela rayner sitting opposite crossing and uncrossing her legs. this has been widely criticised on social media today, this particular article, including from the deputy leader herself who put out a twitter thread saying that women in politics face misogyny and sexism every day. the prime minister himself has responded to this and he has been highly critical of this, saying as much as i disagree with angela rayner on almost every political issue, i respect as a parliamentarian and deplore the misogyny directed at her anonymously today. misogyny directed at her anonymously toda . . ~ misogyny directed at her anonymously toda . ., ,, i. misogyny directed at her anonymously toda . ., ~' ,, , misogyny directed at her anonymously toda. ., , . let s get some of the day s other news the lebanese authorities say at least six migrants have drowned, including a young girl, after their boat sank off the country s

the party acknowledged it had previously told journalists that angela rayner was not at the event.? this what is the party saying about this event, then, ian?— event, then, ian? this event took lace event, then, ian? this event took place almost _ event, then, ian? this event took place almost a — event, then, ian? this event took place almost a year _ event, then, ian? this event took place almost a year ago, - event, then, ian? this event took place almost a year ago, april- event, then, ian? this event took place almost a year ago, april 30| place almost a year ago, april 30 last year in the run—up to the local elections in durham. effectively, what labour are saying is this was a work event, so, therefore, the rules on socialising and all the rest of it didn't apply. when sir keir starmer was pictured sipping from a bottle of beer, he was simply having a brief break away from work to have a brief break away from work to have a takeaway meal. what effectively was happening was a virtual online rally of supporters. initially, though, when labour were asked if the deputy leader, a

an article in the mail on sunday claimed some conservative mps had suggested mr rayner tried to distractssing her legs. our political correspondent ione wells is at westminster. i have spent all weekend trying to get my head around this story. now the labour party is weighing in. that's right, this story has faced widespread condemnation across the political spectrum here in westminster. after it emerged yesterday that the prime minister wrote to angela rayner condemning the comments allegedly made by this tory mp as misogynistic, the labour leader sir keir starmer st also said that he believes this is part of a wider culture in westminster of sexism and misogyny. this is something echoed by labour's shadow chancellor rachel reeves, who believes this is an isolated incident and told the bbc that every woman in westminster had a similar experience to tell. there is not a single female member of parliament or indeed a single female staff member of parliament who hasn't got their own stories of sex and misogyny, and i am afraid that this storyjust shines a spotlight on the sort of rubbish t

labour's deputy leader angela rayner says she found comments about her appearance and behaviour in theer told lorraine kelly on itv that there needs to be cultural change. it came after an article in the mail on sunday — based on comments from anonymous conservative mps, which said ms rayner crossed and uncrossed her legs in order to distract the prime minister. the price of groceries in uk supermarkets rose at its fastest rate in more than a decade in the year to april. the market research firm kantar says prices went up by nearly 6% — adding £271 to the average annual shopping bill. our business correspondent, emma simpson is here. again, cost of living crisis is what we keep saying. again, cost of living crisis is what we keep saying-— we keep saying. absolutely. just about every _ we keep saying. absolutely. just about every household _ we keep saying. absolutely. just about every household bill- we keep saying. absolutely. just about every household bill is - we keep saying. absolutely. just i about every household bill is going up about every household bill is going up at the mom

ms rayner has condemed the claims as vile lies, while the prime minister said he deplored what he calledfor more on this, i spoke earlier to political columnist with the i newspaper, kate maltby. borisjohnson has condemned it but let's be clear, he condemned it in reaction to an almost unprecedented, united call across the aisle from other politicians and journalists first. what i think is interesting here is that actually, we have seen a real culture of misogyny in westminster for a very long time, a lot of us have campaigned against it for a while, and in the past, thankfully, attacks on women of this nature, viewers haven't seen it. this is an unpleasant attack on angela rayner which accused her of trying to use her sexuality to distract the prime minister in the house of commons while she was doing herjob and he was doing hisjob. in the past, some of these attacks on women have been tacitly condoned by senior male opponents and indeed, this mail on sunday article that quotes tory mps, unnamed tory mp5, is pushing this line in a way that a lot of those registered was actually pushed o

the article about angela rayner was ugly, misogynistic drivel. to oxford union debating in her younger years. i think those are all valid questions. what's not really valid is to get the speaker to try and tell them off for reported comments, should they be true in the first place it is a slippery slope. they are much more serious problems that lindsay hoyle could deal with. i do have simply because he sort of operates like a head of hr in the comments. and he probably feels protected of female mps on all sides of the house who were horrified by the article and felt it was inappropriate, the prime minister himself condemned the commons and the nature of that article. i think he's trying to stand up for those mps and to stop this becoming a slippery slope into that kind of 90s misogyny, being normal. let’s slippery slope into that kind of 90s misogyny, being normal.— slippery slope into that kind of 90s misogyny, being normal. let's go to our final story _ misogyny, being normal. let's go to our final story in _ misogyny, being normal. let's go to

coming up: after widespread accusations of misogyny in an article about angela rayner, the speaker ofsunday. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: what's going wrong for mercedes in f1 this season? car troubles leave them struggling in the championship so far, with lewis hamilton failing to get in the points at yesterday's race in imola. emmanuel macron has vowed to unite france and be a "president for all," after his re—election yesterday. he won a convincing victory over his rival, marine le pen, with 58% of the vote, the first president to be re—elected in two decades. but he acknowledged that france is divided and protests against his presidency have already begun. from paris, here's our europe editor katya adler. after a presidential vote. full of passion and tension, it was back to everyday life in parris today, which the french see as full of challenges for their president at home and abroad. the world is burning, according to this graffiti. many we spoke to today here said they do feel insecure. global warming and everything, it's a big problem, especially for young

uk prime minister borisjohnson has contacted labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, to make clear thatd uncrossing her legs. the claims have led to a wider row about sexism expereinced by women working in the house of commons. 0ur chief political correspondent, adam fleming, is in westminster. as you haven't read the article, what did it claim? it as you haven't read the article, what did it claim?— what did it claim? it was in the mail on sunday _ what did it claim? it was in the mail on sunday yesterday - what did it claim? it was in the mail on sunday yesterday and | mail on sunday yesterday and acclaimed angela rayner, labour's deputy leader, who is often on the front bench in parliament, sometimes standing infor front bench in parliament, sometimes standing in for keir starmer up against borisjohnson at prime minister's questions, and it quoted an unnamed conservative prime minister by... i can't even believe i'm saying this, by opening and closing her legs. there was a reference to the film basic instinct in there as well. i was roundly condemned as soon as people started reading

mp claimed that angela rayner, the deputy labour leader, had try- tory mp claimed that angela raynerminister by crossing — distract the prime minister by crossing and _ distract the prime minister by crossing and uncrossing - distract the prime minister by crossing and uncrossing her. distract the prime minister by. crossing and uncrossing her legs distract the prime minister by- crossing and uncrossing her legs and that was— crossing and uncrossing her legs and that was report — crossing and uncrossing her legs and that was report in _ crossing and uncrossing her legs and that was report in the _ crossing and uncrossing her legs and that was report in the mail— that was report in the mail on sunday— that was report in the mail on sundaviust _ that was report in the mail on sundaviust as _ that was report in the mail on sundayjust as we _ that was report in the mail on sundayjust as we can - that was report in the mail on sundayjust as we can then . that was report in the mail on . sundayjust as we can then again that has— sundayjust as we can then again that has also _ sundayjust as

not the first time this week angela rayner has made headlines.appened in jeremiah and what is being said now?— is being said now? this was obviously — is being said now? this was obviously one _ is being said now? this was obviously one year- is being said now? this was obviously one year ago, i is being said now? this was i obviously one year ago, basically is being said now? this was - obviously one year ago, basically an online rally being held from these premises injeremy online rally being held from these premises in jeremy ahead online rally being held from these premises injeremy ahead of local elections and some people were there in person including keir starmer who was photographed holding a bottle of beer. conservative mps have claimed this is hypocritical because indoor social gatherings were banned at the time during lockdown rules, labour has always maintained what keir starmer was doing was having a brief breakfor a starmer was doing was having a brief break for a takeaway between work events? when first approached by the daily mail

angela rayner herself described it as a perverted smear.that he followed it up with a personal text message we understand to the labour deputy leader. quite a bizarre story, really. you can see why the conservatives wanted to close this down very quickly because it does make the party look quite misogynistic which is why it has been roundly condemned by any conservative who has gone close to a microphone. part of me also thinks it isn't particularly flattering to the prime minister either and i wonder if the person who briefed this to the newspaper was doing it as a bit of a backstab of the prime minister as well. it is another example ofjust minister as well. it is another example of just a minister as well. it is another example ofjust a lot of noise attending angela rayner. she does her politics at quite high speed and quite high volume, she gets quite a lot of criticism for it as well. thank you, adam. it's 16 minutes past six, monday morning, thank you for being with us. carol has the weather for us. good morning. the weather is quite

angela rayner says the story is a "perverted smear".erry crews have been asked to take a further pay cut, after theirfirst four—week contracts expired. the rmt union says workers on a dover ferry were offered lower wages until one member of staff complained. the maritime and coastguard agency stepped in to make sure the seafarers were paid their original wages. p&0 has been approached for a comment, but has yet to respond. a british man detained in yemen since 2017, who's never been charged or put on trial, has been released. luke symons, who's 29 and from cardiff, was seized as a suspected spy by houthi rebels, a group fighting the yemeni government, in the civil war. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: looking after pets in a pandemic. we'll talk to a woman in shanghai who's been organising care for cats and dogs whose owners have been put into covid lockdown. nothing, it seemed, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government he

labour had previously denied ms rayner was at the event, but now says that statement was a "mistake"h around 90% of people across britain saying they're having to pay more for essentials. the office for national statistics says food, fuel and energy were the main commodities those surveyed said had shot up in price. citizens advice has also told the bbc that the number of pay—as—you—go energy customers seeking help is already higher so far this year than for the whole of 2021. here's our business editor, simonjack. thank you for calling. how is it i can help you today in this department? most customers of this energy company in hampshire are on prepaid meters. it's alright, just take deep breaths and i'll look through this and i'm sure that we'll be able to do something for you, 0k? many are living day—to—day... so, do you have any debts outside of utility? ..eking out their energy between benefit and wage payments. what day do you get paid? some are desperate. please don't be frightened. we had a customer that phoned us a couple of weeks ago that had to sell all their belongings in

angela rayner.market prices have been on an upward path for some months now. kantar looks at about 75,000 products, and as you were saying a rise in prices of 5.9% in april compared to last year. the story is far from over, ourfood bills will keep going up and that is because of the tremendous cost increases being felt right across the supply chain. it's being made more challenging by the war in ukraine with things like fuel and fertiliser soaring. as for shoppers, habits are changing. we are buying fewer things on promotion, focusing on more everyday essentials, we are buying more own—label products and finally, as for today's figures, the fastest growing supermarkets are aldi and lidl. emma simpson reporting. let's return to the board of twitter accepting a takeover offer from to the board of twitter accepting a takeover offerfrom elon to the board of twitter accepting a takeover offer from elon musk. he'll pay around 3a billion pounds for control of the social media network — and plans to relax s

hard time arguing with boris johnson in the house of commons and the conservatives suggested that raynered to distract the prime minister by using the parliamentary equivalent of sharon stone's infamous scene in the 1992 film instinct with me, raynor's 41-year-old socialist grandmother, who dropped out of school at 16 due to pregnancy and had no qualifications before becoming a carer often struck at the prime minister during sharp, and some say flirtatious exchanges . in his first interview after the scandal. she says it's zhenya hateful attitude shocked her responsibility is disgusting. this is a complete lie. i was trying to prepare my children for what they will see on the net, which their mother portrays in this way. i was very depressed by this johnson threatens to retaliate against the parliamentarian who communicated with the mail, but it is very unlikely that the identity of the source. it will become known. but the world's leading publications suddenly changed the agenda in the same fino, the times was no longer writing that russia would certainly lose everything. and suddenly t

angela rayner herself said she was mortified — angela rayner herself said she was mortified.— speaking to many mps this afternoon, i think many really hope the conservative party whips can get to the bottom of this to try and address— the bottom of this to try and address the issue.— the bottom of this to try and address the issue. nick, many thanks. nick— address the issue. nick, many thanks. nick eardley, - address the issue. nick, many thanks. nick eardley, our - address the issue. nick, many - thanks. nick eardley, our political correspondent at westminster. five metropolitan police officers will face disciplinary charges in a gross misconduct hearing over the stop and search of the team gb sprinter bianca williams and her partner in london two years ago. it follows an investigation by the police watchdog, the independent office of police conduct. our correspondent adina campbell is following the case. that's right. bianca williams, who is 28, she is the commonwealth games gold medallist. she and her partner, ricardo dos santos, were stopped in maida vale in west london b

we have obviously had the story relating to angela rayner and whether or not her crossing of her legs does a lot of damage to the integrity of the house of commons and from party gate to the adult content scandal i think parliament has had much better weeks. �* ., ., ., , ., weeks. and on a more personal level, --eole weeks. and on a more personal level, people who — weeks. and on a more personal level, people who live _ weeks. and on a more personal level, people who live there, _ weeks. and on a more personal level, people who live there, work _ weeks. and on a more personal level, people who live there, work there, i people who live there, work there, it is they're kind of day—to—day life, does everyone there know stuff like this is going on and that there is a problem and haven't act on it? what is going on? that is a problem and haven't act on it? what is going on?— what is going on? that is a very aood what is going on? that is a very good question- _ what is going on? that is a very good question. the _ what is going on? that is a very good question. the honest - what is going

was present at the event — that angela rayner was present at the event when it turns out she was presentortant when you're trying to get your story straight — you're trying to get your story straight about these things. if this was in _ straight about these things. if this was in terabyte labour that a difficult _ was in terabyte labour that a difficult one.— was in terabyte labour that a difficult one. . , ., , ., difficult one. final story that we will have time _ difficult one. final story that we will have time this _ difficult one. final story that we will have time this evening, - difficult one. final story that we will have time this evening, the | will have time this evening, the times front page, stop taking painkillers they say for arthritis. patients told to lose weight instead of painkillers and a new nhs guidance which could potentially save the nhs billions of pounds. it's really interesting, there is. the national institute for health and care excellence has done in evidence—based review and i was surprised to hear that 8.5 million people in the uk suffer from osteoarthrit

rayner and mr. rayner wanted to know was i going to have the casket opened.aid, oh, yes, we are going to open the casket. he said, miss bradley, do you want me to do something for the face? want me to try to fix it up? i said, no, let the people see what i see. i want the world to see this because there is no way i can tell this story and give them the visual picture of what my son looks like. amy: that's mamie till mobley, the mother of emmett till. speaking in the documentary "the untold story of emmett louis till." last november would have been her 100th birthday. for more, we are joined by two guests in chicago. the reverend wheeler parker jr. is emmett till's cousin and was his best friend. reverend parker was 16 years old when he witnessed emmett till's abduction from his great-uncle's home in money, mississippi. also with us is michelle duster, the great-granddaughter of the pioneering investigative journalist ida b. wells who in 2020 was recognized with a posthumous pulitzer prize for her "outstanding and courageous reporting on the horrific and vicio

but up until now we haven't heard from angela rayner herself.e generalistic phrase, but at terrible phrase, so i retract that. she didn't want to feel the story but she's been speaking to lorraine kelly on itv this morning and she just talked about what happened over the weekend. she says she was approached by the mail on sunday and her team rebutted the story in the strongest terms and she felt disgusted and one of the big thing she was worried about was preparing her children for what was going to be said about her in the paper and on social media. she also said she didn'tjust feel this was a sexist or misogynistic attack, it is also class —based because the newspaper talked about the fact she had children when she was in her teens and also her educational background. and she also said she decided to edit a trouser suit this morning because when she had been on this morning on itv a few months ago, she had worn a tailored skirt but the photo that emerged from that was the one they used to illustrate the article in the mail on sunday. she also

borisjohnson says comments made about labour deputy leader, angela rayner, in a newspaper article aretolerable. the paper said some tory mps had suggested she tried to distract the prime minister in the commons by crossing and uncrossing her legs. and after emmanuel macron is re—elected as french president, he promises to unite the country after defeating marine le pen. hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. russian attacks have continued across ukraine, with train stations in the central and western parts of the country struck by missiles. it comes on a day senior us officials visited kyiv and offered more help. in key developments today, at least five people were killed and 18 wounded in rocket attacks in central ukraine, according to ukrainian officials. five railway stations were hit in what appear to be efforts to disrupt supply lines. and a proposed humantitarian corridor to evacuate civilians from mariupol failed to materialise. it came as the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, and us defence secretary, lloyd austin, made the highest profile visit to ukraine in th

angela rayner, thank you. we - accepting this was ok. angela rayner, thank you. and some start with fog. the other common denominator is the tree pollen prevalent at this time of year and it is high everywhere except in northern and central scotland. we have the mist and fog which will lift, temperatures will rise. a lot of sunshine. cloud drifting west. the odd shower. another line of cloud coming in across northern ireland ahead of a weather front does not make much progress. temperatures higher than yesterday. cooler along the north sea coast. there is a breeze. showers in south—west england and wales but in much of england, wales and northern ireland and much of scotland, a dry end to the day, with early evening sunshine. but still cool on the north sea coast. under clear skies, mist and fog patches forming. especially in northern parts where we could also see a touch of frost. tomorrow, a lot of dry weather. more cloud coming in across southern areas. we have low cloud and fog lapping on the shores of north—east england and south—east scotland. the cool wind

conservative mps have come forward to the conservative party to corroborate the story that angela raynerthis comparison between her and sharon stone and the infamous film where the actress crosses at crosses her legs during a police interrogation. these are the reasons the mail on sunday is giving to not attend the meeting, they say it is a big issue about freedom of speech and who has the right to restrict freedom of speech when it comes to reporting parliament. and the paper have got hold of old recording of a podcast where angela rayner was talking about the comparison between her and sharon stone in a meme on the internet, you can see how she could find that amusing but if it was being used as amusing but if it was being used as a ploy, it would be annoying. there was a real brainstorm in things yesterday that government departments could do around regulations which means that they could cost people less money to comply with them. a few ideas have emerged, just ideas at this stage, for example, changing the rules around childcare for the number of adults that have to be there for the

angela rayner talking to lorraine kelly this morning police in new mexico have released footage fromnematographer last year. haleena hutchins, who was 42, was working on the film �*rust�*. she died after a prop gun held by the actor alec baldwin discharged. he has previously said he didn't pull the trigger and had no idea how a live bullet came to be on the set. david willis has the latest from los angeles. alec baldwin rehearsing his quick draw only moments before a film set was transformed into a crime scene. the incident sent police racing to the sprawling desert ranch in new mexico. newly released police bodycam footage shows the chaos that confronted them on arrival. 42—year—old film—maker halyna hutchins, regarded as a rising star in the movie industry, was airlifted to a nearby hospital where she later died. alec baldwin, who was both the star of the film and one of its producers, appeared stunned and disbelieving. he said he didn't pull the trigger and he didn't know who put a live round in the weapon he fired. the newly released footage also includes his first interview with

a growing row over an article in today's meling sunday featuring angela rayner. —— mail on sunday.he mail on sunday's political editor. in an article he quoted unnamed mps as saying labour's deputy leader tries to put borisjohnson off his stride by crossing and uncrossing her legs when she is sitting opposite him during prime minister's questions. let's get more on this with our political correspondent. 0ffensive for many, many women. to my mind it seemed like a story blown out of proportion to be a splash. people askin: proportion to be a splash. people asking where _ proportion to be a splash. people asking where this _ proportion to be a splash. people asking where this came _ proportion to be a splash. people asking where this came from. - proportion to be a splash. people asking where this came from. it | asking where this came from. it talks about, in this story from the male's political editor, it talks about talk in the tea rooms and things like that. but, the biggest event in european boxing history. another momentous night for tyson fury in what has been a colourful caree

we heard from german, joe political analyst rayner ross, us who says berlin should not be blamed for trying to maintain good relations with moscow. germany was always standing by the side of your brain. this is what we could see in the past 8 years. but germany was also seeking a stable relationship with russia, against all the pressure of other western partners of germany who always criticized this partnership. the west seems to stick very, very narrowly to the narrative that ukraine is, the country which has every right to act in the way it deems necessary up the moment to defend itself against russia. so criticism against any moves done by the ukrainian government is not really well conceived. at the moment the u. s. has lashed out against china's efforts to provide security for the south pacific nation of the solomon islands. as washington's allies, australia and new zealand considered the region to be firmly within their sphere of influence, we are concerned by the lack of transparency and unspecified nature of this agreement, which follows a pattern of china offering shadowy, v

in the mail on sunday where some tory mps were quoted saying that the deputy labour leader angela raynerncrossing her legs. now, this is certainly not the first time that conversations about sexism and sexual misconduct have been raised in westminster, and there is widespread frustration at the moment from mps and their staff members that we're still having these conversations in 2022. ione wells reporting on the story for us. in recent weeks, north korea has caused alarm by showing off its range of powerful weapons. on monday, the country's leader kim jong—un gave a defiant speech at a military parade, vowing to ramp up the country's nuclear arsenal. at that same parade, there were banned weapons on display. and in march, north korea tested its largest—known intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time since 2017. i'm joined now byjay song, associate professor in korean studies at the university of melbourne. it's great to get you on the programme, professor. ijust went to start by asking you, how seriously should we view these latest comments from jim john kuhn that were made

billion pounds for it the independent looks at the row around the mail on sunday's article about angela raynering harriet harman�*s call to suspend mps guilty of misogyny the guardian leads with the row over some women having to travel long distances to get hormone replacement medication the i claims the government is considering ditching controversial new bills — in order to stop arguments within the tory party. the telegraph reports there's been a surge in cases of hepatitis in young children — caused by social distancing and lockdown. the mirror covers the story of the four people stabbed to death in bermondsey in south east london — calling it a "bloodbath". so, let's begin... thank you both very much forjoining us and taking time this evening. will start with the front page of the metro. elon musk paying $35 billion for twitter. he says he wants basically to bring in complete and utter free speech, wants basically to bring in complete and utterfree speech, take wants basically to bring in complete and utter free speech, take away moderation. is that realistic in this day and age? i’m mode

the speaker of the house of commons over the paper's article about labour's deputy leader angela raynerciplinary charges over the stop and search of team gb sprinter bianca williams two years ago. now it's time to take a look at some of the stories making the headlines this lunchtime — from our bbc newsrooms — �*across the uk' a mum whose son was killed in a motorway collision is calling for all new vehicles to be fitted with emergency braking — which automatically slows down or stops a vehicle if its driver fails to respond. meera naran�*s son dev was just eight years old when a lorry crashed into his grandfather's car on the hard shoulder of the m6 near birmingham. she's now urging the government to adopt "dev�*s law". navtej johal reports. i'm going to make a rocket when i get big and it's going to go to another planet. dev was just full of life. it's the one sentence i could use for him over and over again. he just loved learning, he loved people. he loved his school, he loved his friends. he just loved everything about everything. he was just the light of our life. it's been four y

so when you hear the likes of angela rayner saying that borisjohnson�*s government, the conservatives that going to damage what takes place at local elections? it's really hard to know. you know, partygate may play at the polls. you have seen the conservatives desperately trying to put some focus on keir starmer drinking beer in durham a year ago. durham police, i must say, did not want to investigate that, but clearly both parties are trying to make political capital out of lockdown—breaking parties. this week we have all been talking about sleaze and sexism and misogyny at westminster. we have heard senior mps come forward with shocking stories about a culture they say has to change. now, how this plays at the ballot box, we don't know, and, truthfully, it will be hard to gauge. local elections are often about very local issues. but, clearly, the national picture will play a part but, as i said, i think the conservatives will be glad in a way that this story is over and that mr parrish has thrown the towel in. a body has been found by police searching for a woman who went missing mo