was given up with him because he says shamelessly opportunistic what leader of the opposition isn't seamus opportunistic that's the job so finally she opens the door and sitting there for a man says no he should have just gone in even if you only spoke for five minutes at these in my red lines and it's a gift for the conservative party because the narrative now isn't the worst prime minister since history since records began it's what an earth is the labor party to to and he's got profound difficulties behind him when that no confidence debate was going on and michael gove wound up that debate for the government you could see the irony is on the labor benches because they know this guy isn't isn't leading them on the europe he's just sitting back waiting for the tory government to screw up right they're doing that pretty well so that's not a very responsible position for the opposition well known we had figures from the d.w.p. that tens of thousands of people have died waiting for welfare how can germany call bill negotiate with a brain minister who's responsible arguably for the deaths of

i asked seamus if it would bother him. he was fine. i totally get the concerns from the community groups. many of whom are my friends. i spend time with them. i think that the mitigating circumstances here actually, one of the biggest ones is the fact that on the hill there will be a dog park. the people don't use the hill now. it is informally used as a dog park. some do not pick up after the dogs. it is used for dogs. no one uses it. the dogs are not concerned about the shadows. the dogs will use the hill. that is the greatest impact of the shadow. it is a strong mitigating factor. normally i am not in favour of shadows on the park. the biggest shadow is the dog park and the other area the entrance to the park and nobody spends time in that area. the other area, the northeast corner is all shaded. but in the afternoons. that does not affect playing basketball. additional housing is very important. as architect i am in support. i think in this specific shadow, it is very acceptable because of the dog park which is the greatest shadow.

he was coming for those talks with the prime minister, accompanied by nick browne, seamus milne and carriech her red lines in any upcoming talks with brussels. she hit back by saying that mr corbyn had no plan for a brexit. no doubt an interesting meeting under way between the two. more from that later. forcing jobseekers in england and wales to disclose minor criminal convictions from their past is a breach of their human rights, according to a ruling upheld today by the supreme court. the case was brought by a group of people who believe their past criminality has prevented them from getting jobs. sarah campbell gave us this update from outside the supreme court. the current situation is that when applying for certain jobs such as working with children and vulnerable adults, applicants with more than one conviction are required to disclose all of them, no matter how minor. any cautions or reprimands receives as a child or young offenders, must be disclosed also. the supreme court love that one case ofa the supreme court love that one case of a lady who, 20 years ago while suffering from