sajid javid saying you should take this into — sajid javid saying you should take this into account onek, in an interview with sky— earlier this week, in an interview with sky news in his post expansive comments i've ever heard him make on this issue _ comments i've ever heard him make on this issue did _ comments i've ever heard him make on this issue, did say he was uncomfortable with trans women being on female _ uncomfortable with trans women being on female only hospital wards. in li-ht on female only hospital wards. in light of— on female only hospital wards. in light of that, this is the natural progression of where the government is and _ progression of where the government is and i_ progression of where the government is and i suspect we'll be hearing more _ is and i suspect we'll be hearing more from _ is and i suspect we'll be hearing more from other government ministers as the _ more from other government ministers as the government clearly has decided — as the government clearly has decided that they do want to probably take this view on what is, as you _ probably take thi

but interesting in the papers, sajid javid has come clean, is he _ papers, sajid javid has come cleanaid he _ is he trying to into the tubjob. he said he was— is he trying to into the tubjob. he said he was also that when he worked in the _ said he was also that when he worked in the city— said he was also that when he worked in the city and once he got into politics. — in the city and once he got into politics. he _ in the city and once he got into politics, he became a good boy. excuse — politics, he became a good boy. excuse me. _ politics, he became a good boy. excuse me, we need to go back to those years— excuse me, we need to go back to those years and did she pay the taxes _ those years and did she pay the taxes that— those years and did she pay the taxes that you were supposed to pay? it's taxes that you were supposed to pay? it's all— taxes that you were supposed to pay? it's all very— taxes that you were supposed to pay? it's all very murky, i think. when it's all very murky, i think. when we look at _ it's all very murky, i think. when we look at the _ it's all very murky,

, then— get it cleared with sajid javid, then home secretary, that they could -ive then home secretary _ then home secretary, that they could give out money. that was another immigration disaster overseen by the home _ immigration disaster overseen by the home office. this is obviously very different. _ home office. this is obviously very different, where the home office has said senior_ different, where the home office has said senior they are not happy. this reminds_ said senior they are not happy. this reminds me of in the run up to brexit. — reminds me of in the run up to brexit. lots_ reminds me of in the run up to brexit, lots of civil servants put notes _ brexit, lots of civil servants put notes in — brexit, lots of civil servants put notes in the work they were doing, saying _ notes in the work they were doing, saying we've warned ministers this is a good _ saying we've warned ministers this is a good idea. but they've been told to— is a good idea. but they've been told to do— is a good idea. but they've been told to do it. they said it is excrement —— it's incredibly expensive

sajid javid, appreciate your time and _ viruses.ly having j because they are changing. at the i moment, parents are daily having to make decisions about the list. for going to school and work. holly is here with all the sport. the levels of excitement on the sofa about the weekend, i can't tell you. taste of excitement on the sofa about the weekend, i can't tell you.— weekend, i can't tell you. we are tidd . weekend, i can't tell you. we are giddy- some _ weekend, i can't tell you. we are giddy- some of— weekend, i can't tell you. we are giddy. some of us. _ weekend, i can't tell you. we are giddy. some of us. you - weekend, i can't tell you. we are giddy. some of us. you are - weekend, i can't tell you. we are giddy. some of us. you are as i weekend, i can't tell you. we are i giddy. some of us. you are as well. i turned giddy. some of us. you are as well. i turned up — giddy. some of us. you are as well. i turned up in _ giddy. some of us. you are as well. i turned up in my — giddy. some of us. you are as well. i turned up in my b

the health secretary sajid javid says it is a necessary move to support the nhs. if we want the nhs to catch up, to deal with this covid—19 backlog, if we want better adult social care, the money has to come from somewhere. do you think national insurance should go up to pay for health and social care and the nhs or is it the the wrong time? get in touch with me on twitter @annitabbc married couples in england and wales will be able to begin divorce proceedings without apportioning blame from today — as new �*no—fault�* divorce legislation comes into force. and calories must now appear on the menus of food and drink businesses with more than 250 staff in england. the united states, the uk and the eu will impose more sanctions on russia, amid allegations of war crimes in the ukrainian city of bucha. reports are also emerging of hospitals being bombed in the south western city of mykolaiv. three were targeted, possibly with cluster bombs, according to the humanitarian charity medecins sans frontieres. and in mariupol, seen on this map in the south east, the situatio

one last thing, i am asking for a meeting with sajid javid because i think he _ a meeting with sajid e has the contact details for a wide range of organisations which can offer help and support. time to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alice salfield. the cost of storing a bicycle in a hangar is five times higher than a permit for car parking in some areas of london. new figures show only six boroughs offer bike storage at cheaper or similar rates to the cost of a permit. in some areas, cyclists can pay up to £107 a year to use a hangar. campaigners say the price disparity is "discouraging" cycling. the strip—search of a black girl at a school in hackney has led to a charity putting together ideas and recommendations to take to the met police. voyage youth wants to stop anything like it happening again. some of the young people involved with the charity have been sharing their experiences with us. you grow up with this mentality where you think that you shouldn't trust the police. situations occur, for example, in tottenham, where maybe you should call the

the independent has an exclusive report about sajid javid's financial arrangements — while he was aide george osborne in 2011. the express is another paper reporting on claims an mp watched porn in the commons — but also covers prince andrew being stripped of the freedom of the city of york. a of the city of york. little flavour of those front pages. a little flavour of those front pages. let's begin our chat. james and peter,. james, you're gonna kick us off at the front page of the metro. area set story horn mp expos. yeah, obviously the shocking story that referred today about this. in this front continuing with some really shocking quotes, parts of it do surprises a lot. one of the quotes from this front—page, it was like blood—letting, everyone was sharing stories, that's what some of the female mps when they got together to discuss what they've experienced that's one of the things apparently said, which is quite shocking. apparently one of them also try to take a photo of him in the act but couldn't capture it, that's on the front page of the story on the metro. obviously, it's a

that was a point that was put to the health secretary at sajid javid this morning. rning. the cost of living challenge _ javid this morning. the cost of living challenge is _ javid this morning. the cost of living challenge is huge, - javid this morning. the cost of - living challenge is huge, especially on many— living challenge is huge, especially on many families right across the country — on many families right across the country. first i would say in terms of public— country. first i would say in terms of public services, the nhs, what we're _ of public services, the nhs, what we're talking about they need to be paid people understand that. if you want the _ paid people understand that. if you want the nhs to catch up to deal with this — want the nhs to catch up to deal with this covid backlog, everyone better— with this covid backlog, everyone better adult social care the money has to— better adult social care the money has to come from somewhere. we have to make _ has to come from somewhere. we have to make sure _ has to come from somewhere. we have to make su

meanwhile, the times say health secretary sajid javid believes children are wrongly being given gender hormone treatment by the nhs. the telegraph, reports that germany and france have previously supplied arms to russia that are likely being used in ukraine. beside that story, a picture of prince louis, taken by the duchess of canbridge to mark his fourth birthday. the daily mail says that prime minister, borisjohnson wants to escalate help for ukraine as the war continues. they also feature the picture of prince louis. the mirror focusses on the man who has been declared an official suspect, in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, nearly 15 years ago. so, let's begin. do you want to kick us off this evening with this pretty intriguing story about arms sales to russia and these are arm cells that have gone on despite the fact that there was an embargo that came into force at the time crimea was annexed eight years ago. in the time crimea was annexed eight ears a . o. if ~ years ago. in 2014, when mr putin went next door _ years ago. in 2014, when mr putin went next door and _ years a

meanwhile, the times say health secretary sajid javid believes children are wrongly being given gendersupplied arms to russia that are likely being used in ukraine. beside that story, a picture of prince louis, taken by the duchess of canbridge to mark his fourth birthday. the daily mail says that prime minister, borisjohnson wants to escalate help for ukraine as the war continues. they also feature the picture of prince louis. the mirror focusses on the man who has been declared an official suspect, in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, nearly 15 years ago. the i, who say that prime minister boris johnson fears an 'avalanche' of fines following

meanwhile, the times say health secretary sajid javid believes children are wrongly being given gender hormone treatment by the nhs. the telegraph, reports that germany and france have previously supplied arms to russia that are likely being used in ukraine. beside that story, a picture of prince louis, taken by the duchess of canbridge to mark his fourth birthday. the daily mail says that prime minister, borisjohnson wants to escalate help for ukraine as the war continues. they also feature the picture of prince louis. the mirror focusses on the man who has been declared an official suspect, in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, nearly 15 years ago. the i, who say that prime minister boris johnson fears an �*avalanche�* of fines following �*partygates�*. the daily express report of �*holiday chaos�* for the next 12 months as airlines face staff shortages. so, let's begin. starting off with the guardian, new danger for pm over party gate. he ma danger for pm over party gate. he: may receive another danger for pm over party gate. he may receive another notice, and spring from booze

but sajid javid had already said that when he worked in the _ had already said that when he worked ingave that up as soon as he wanted to stand for higher office and public office _ stand for higher office and public office -- — stand for higher office and public office. —— hauliers. —— non—dom. no one is— office. —— hauliers. —— non—dom. no one is saying — office. —— hauliers. —— non—dom. no one is saying that rishi sunak or his wife — one is saying that rishi sunak or his wife has done something illegal, but it— his wife has done something illegal, but it is— his wife has done something illegal, but it is the — his wife has done something illegal, but it is the perception that is the problem — but it is the perception that is the problem. and of course, the guardian quotes— problem. and of course, the guardian quotes kier— problem. and of course, the guardian quotes kier stamer has conking the hypocrites. — quotes kier stamer has conking the hypocrites, but as we said last time, — hypocrites, but as we said last time, he — hypocrites, but as we said last time, he would say that, wou

it is notjust the chancellor in the spotlight, the health secretary, sajid javid has told the sunday is all the revelations out there so they can now get to work and rebuild the brand.— there so they can now get to work and rebuild the brand. david, thanks very much- — the polls have just opened this morning in the french presidential election. the top two of the 12 candidates will face each other in a final vote in two weeks. recent polls show a dramatic fall in president macron's lead over his main challenger, the far—right leader marine le pen. 0ur europe correspondent, anna holligan, joins us now from paris. how has this gap opened up, how has marine le pen garnered more support in the polls? the marine le pen garnered more support in the polls?— in the polls? the polls have 'ust o-ened in the polls? the polls have 'ust opened here fl in the polls? the polls have 'ust opened here and i in the polls? the polls have 'ust opened here and although h in the polls? the polls have just opened here and although it - in the polls? the polls have just opened here and although it is l in the

we have heard sajid javid, the health secretary, told the sunday times at the weekend he used to haveesman saying it attracts talented people to the uk who go onto pay uk tax on their uk income which they say goes towards funding public services across the uk. our correspondent david wallace lockhart. the number of people living in extreme poverty in northern ireland could increase by two thirds because of the cost of living crisis, according to a think—tank that predicts it'll be worse affected than any other part of the uk. with just over three weeks until elections to the northern ireland assembly all parties are now facing questions about how they'll help people with rising costs. the devolved government all but collapsed in february when the democratic unionist first minister resigned in protest over brexit trading arrangements. our ireland correspondent chris page reports from north belfast. party politics here is very different to england, scotland and wales, but the issues affecting communities are often very similar. hello! hi, kerry. people are turning to charities for the f

we have heard sajid javid, the health secretary, telling the sunday times at the weekend that he usedus, didn't sound like there's going to be any change from downing street in their attitude to that in general terms. the prime minister's spokeswoman saying it attracts talented people to the uk who go on, of course, to pay uk tax on their uk income, which they say goes towards funding public services across the uk. elon musk has decided not to join the board of twitter, according to the company's chief executive. mr musk�*s appointment was due to become effective on saturday after revealing last week that he had bought a 9.2% stake in the social media platform for 3.2 billion dollars. musk is a frequent tweeter, with more than 80 million followers. just over an hour after the announcement, mr musk cryptically tweeted a single emoji of a face with a hand over the mouth. shahbaz sharif is the new prime minister of pakistan after winning support in the country's parliament. mr sharif is the brother of nawaf sharif, the disgraced former prime minister of pakistan. imran khan was ousted fr

sajid javid said on sunday there would be a tsar appointed, and towards the end of the week, it has beeng at. let's put your doctor's out on _ need looking at. let's put your doctor's out on as _ need looking at. let's put your doctor's out on as well, - need looking at. let's put yourl doctor's out on as well, nighat, need looking at. let's put your- doctor's out on as well, nighat, not that you have a really take it off, for anybody who is trying to get hold of the gel for hrt treatment, what should be sent to their gps? —— put your doctor's hat on. what should be sent to their gps? -- put your doctor's hat on.— put your doctor's hat on. please talk to your _ put your doctor's hat on. please talk to your doctor _ put your doctor's hat on. please talk to your doctor first. - put your doctor's hat on. please talk to your doctor first. if - put your doctor's hat on. please talk to your doctor first. if i - put your doctor's hat on. please talk to your doctor first. if i can | talk to your doctor first. if i can in the interview on a related note, actually, on this friday, i will give you

the prime minister, sajid javid and gillian keegan are all very keen that we access this £50 million.nism in place. to answer your question, no, it is not early enough, but we have to just push on and do it as quickly as we can. and that is certainly the case for lee millard, who was diagnosed eight years ago. this disease is taking his voice and his mobility. he is desperate for the scientists to get the funding now, hoping there will be a cure for him. we need to make sure it comes through. i hope to be around to make sure it does. because i'm not going to relent. one of those working on a cure is this professor, devoting nearly three decades of his life to it. we have never been closer than now. the knowledge we've got is accelerating. so when i first started, for example, there was one clinical trial every 2—3 years. right now we've got between six and ten waiting to start. and that reflects the amount of knowledge and information we've got that lets us develop these new potential treatments. so we have never been closer than we are now to finding an effective treatment. do you be

democrat leader ed davey saying it should be ditched but then we've heard from the health secretary sajid javide generations. thank ou so unfair for future generations. thank you so much _ unfair for future generations. thank you so much for— unfair for future generations. thank you so much for bringing _ unfair for future generations. thank you so much for bringing us - unfair for future generations. thank you so much for bringing us up i unfair for future generations. thank you so much for bringing us up to l you so much for bringing us up to date. joining me now is nadra ahmed, the chair of the national care association which represents small and medium sized care providers across the u. —— and medium sized care providers across the uk. thank you forjoining us, just picking up on what my colleague were saying, this is seen as incredible controversial and has been criticised. tt controversial and has been criticised.— criticised. it is, it is controversial. i criticised. it is, it is controversial. we l criticised. it is, it is- controversial. we understand criticised. it is, it is— controver

when we met with sajid javid and gillian keegan, we felt they really listened to us and i hope they would filtered through. yes, extremely frustrated. there was so much _ extremely frustrated. there was so much hope — extremely frustrated. there was so much hope as nicola hasjust said that we _ much hope as nicola hasjust said that we would be able to change the story for— that we would be able to change the story for people with motor neurone disease _ story for people with motor neurone disease. we have a detailed scientific plan that we proposed last year— scientific plan that we proposed last year and submitted the spending review _ last year and submitted the spending review. obviously the government cannot _ review. obviously the government cannot just review. obviously the government cannotjust hand over 50 million, there _ cannotjust hand over 50 million, there needs to be a structure for that, _ there needs to be a structure for that, so— there needs to be a structure for that, so we _ there needs to be a structure for that, so we have been working hard with government in the fir

sajid javid tweeted that it was shameful. the home office ministerfor it was shameful._ my personal experience, i have to say. is that— my personal experience, i have to say, is that on no occasion have i been _ say, is that on no occasion have i been made — say, is that on no occasion have i been made to feel uncomfortable, and all the _ been made to feel uncomfortable, and all the men _ been made to feel uncomfortable, and all the men i've worked with have been _ all the men i've worked with have been respectful, courteous and supportive. there is, however, a very— supportive. there is, however, a very small— supportive. there is, however, a very small minority of men, and it is men. _ very small minority of men, and it is men. who— very small minority of men, and it is men, who fall short, and there are some — is men, who fall short, and there are some bad apples who are out of order. _ are some bad apples who are out of order. who — are some bad apples who are out of order, who behave like animals, and are bringing — order, who behave like animals, and are bringing