shadow justice secretary robert jenrick had this to say. >> this is an inversion of the rule of law. we on this side of the house believe in equality under the law. >> he's right, isn't he now? trump gets tough. the us president stops all intelligence sharing with ukraine. the labour leader, the prime minister, rather sir keir starmer, insists he's still a reliable ally. >> and eu leaders, including president volodymyr zelenskyy, will meet in brussels today to discuss european security. >> net zero nightmare. the average household could face a nearly £1,000 rise in their energy bills by 2030. it's all to do with net zero. >> and is it everjustified to do with net zero. >> and is it ever justified to smack your child? leading scientists want a complete ban on smacking in england, calling it a victorian era punishment. >> more women doctors. for the first time ever, there are more female than male in britain. have you noticed? and do you ever get to see one? >> and almost 1 million people in england speak little to no english. we'll be debating whether everybody in britain should be fo

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has called it anti—white and anti—christian bias, but mahmoodncing will remain equal for all. meanwhile, the sentencing council says it reforms its reforms, aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. emergency crews have tonight rushed to kendal rugby club in cumbria. just before 5:00 this evening, where two children were sadly struck by a black bmw. we've heard that one child didn't survive. another is being treated by paramedics. a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. and police say that it's an isolated incident with no links to terrorism. well, breaking news from greece tonight that riot police are clashing with protesters in athens, with pictures showing officers firing smoke grenades and charging through the streets. take a listen. well, what began as a peaceful vigil tonight? lanterns in the sky and candles forming the number 57 has spiralled into chaos outside the greek parliament. demonstrators are demanding justice over the deadliest train crash in the country, which

justice secretary robert shadow justice secretary robert jenrick had to say. >> this is an inversion of the rule of law. we on this side of the house believe in equality under the law. >> and coming up this hour, the prime minister will face tough questions from reporters in the northwest of england. will he change the law on soft sentencing for minorities? and is another white house visit on the cards? >> billions in cuts. that's what the chancellor will need to find, as her fiscal headroom has been wiped out by lower tax receipts and more expensive debt. but what's for the chop? and will labour really bear down on our bloated welfare bill? >> yes. and will they just borrow more? anyway, you are dead. those are the words of donald trump as he threatens hamas challenging the terror group to release all hostages alive and dead, or there will be hell to pay. we're monitoring this fast moving crisis. >> it's not going particularly well for the chancellor. no, we have had huge tax rises, tens of billions of pounds in tax rises, and yet the tax receipts are not as high as the treasury was

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has called it anti—white and anti—christian bias, but mahmood sentencing will remain equal for all. the sentencing council, meanwhile, says its reforms aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. tonight, the uk and ireland have pledged to work more closely together as their leaders met for a major summit in liverpool. sir keir starmer and the irish premier say their partnership is more important than ever in an uncertain world. the two governments want to reset in relations after tensions over brexit and legacy laws on northern ireland. they'll host business talks on trade, energy and construction before agreeing and construction before agreeing a new cooperation plan through to 2030. the trump administration has been holding secret talks with hamas in qatar to secure the release of hostages in gaza. it marks a major shift in us policy, which has long avoided direct engagement with the terrorist group. sources suggest. the talks include efforts to free edan alexander, believed to be the last living american hostage. but us o

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has called it anti—white and anti—christian bias, but mahmood sentencing will remain equal for all. the sentencing council, meanwhile, says its reforms aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. tonight, the uk and ireland have pledged to work more closely together as their leaders met for a major summit in liverpool. sir keir starmer and the irish premier say their partnership is more important than ever in an uncertain world. the two governments want to reset in relations after tensions over brexit and legacy laws on northern ireland. they'll host business talks on trade, energy and construction before agreeing and construction before agreeing a new cooperation plan through to 2030. the trump administration has been holding secret talks with hamas in qatar to secure the release of hostages in gaza. it marks a major shift in us policy, which has long avoided direct engagement with the terrorist group. sources suggest. the talks include efforts to free edan alexander, believed to be the last living american hostage. but us o

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has called it anti—white and anti—christian bias, but mahmoodentencing will remain equal for all. meanwhile, the sentencing council says it reforms its reforms, aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. emergency crews have tonight rushed to kendal rugby club in cumbria. just before 5:00 this evening, where two children were sadly struck by a black bmw. we've heard that one child didn't survive. another is being treated by paramedics. a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. and police say that it's an isolated incident with no links to terrorism. well, breaking news from greece tonight that riot police are clashing with protesters in athens, with pictures showing officers firing smoke grenades and charging through the streets. take a listen. well, what began as a peaceful vigil tonight? lanterns in the sky and candles forming the number 57 has spiralled into chaos outside the greek parliament. demonstrators are demanding justice over the deadliest train crash in the country, wh

even robertjenrick very even robert jenrick very aggressively even robertjenrick very aggressively took gone wrong for people like david lammy, you know, farage is being more realistic. he's saying we've got to get on with trump. we want to get on with zelenskyy as well. and starmer has taken that kind of balanced tone. but when you're in opposition, i guess you can just spray out these things and say what you want. >> i guess the thing is, i don�*t >> i guess the thing is, i don't know if you agree with this, simon. it's notjust that you simon. it�*s notjust that you i mean, of course you can criticise zelenskyy and you can sort of argue legitimately, i think, and still be pro ukraine or whatever, that he handled it badly. but at the same time, we're not seeing anybody criticising putin to that level. >> well, that's an interesting question. whether or not it�*s question. whether or not it's even worthwhile criticising putin. i mean, some people say, i mean, there's a lot of people i�*ve seen on social media, i've seen on social media, certainly saying there is one person, you know, wh