labour mp stella creasy says she is being forced to choose between "being an mp and being a mum" because of outdated parliamentary rules. and the science behind puppy dog eyes. new research suggests dog eyes may have evolved to help them appeal to humans. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. heathrow — one of the world's busiest airports — has revealed its expansion masterplan. the project to build a third runway is expected to cost £14 billion, but is facing fierce opposition from environmental campaigners. the public will have 12 weeks to comment on the plans.

stella creasy, labour and p. will see what happens. stella creasy, labourand p.adeem says why is parliament in the middle ages, one rule for parliament and another for the rest of the uk? ages, one rule for parliament and anotherfor the rest of the uk? will says this mp gets full salary and admin payments when she is on maternity, i think it is fair she uses these funds to help fund cover while on leave. being an mp is not meant to be a 95job. no, but when you have had a baby it is quite nice to have a little bit of time with your baby! today we'll get a look at the masterplan for an expanded heathrow, which includes diverting rivers and rerouting part of the m25 into a tunnel underneath the new runway. it will be the third runway. take a look at this map. it shows where the new runway would be. you can see how close it is to the three villages of longford, harmondsworth and sipson. in total, 761 homes would be destroyed. then to the left of the map you can see where the new tunnel under the m25 would be. and the red dotted line shows the proposed size of the exp

labour mp stella creasy wa nts a past year. make it fair to lend and borrow for everyone. this is about stopping people borrowing, it's about a stopping people borrowing, it's aboutafair stopping people borrowing, it's about a fair rate for borrowing in the first place. in 2015 the financial conduct authority brought ina cap financial conduct authority brought in a cap on payday lending rates, and this year on what are called rent to own loans, used by people needing help to buy household goods, may be a new tv, fridge or freezer. so could a similar cap be applied elsewhere? the financial conduct authority looks at what is happening in the market and has enormous powers, which they use, to curtail practices that are damaging to the consumer. but what i don't agree with, and it said by some that you should just ban everything. the financial conduct authority told us they are continually supervising the consumer credit market, taking action where they have seen issues. you can see more of fiona phillips's report on panorama tonig

are you disappointed by the answer that stella creasy got to her question? not surprised. . not at all surprising knowing stella's campaigning, knowing she is taking on the authorities to make things better for people in the workplace of parliament who become parents. it is important we do that, notjust because we should have a parliament that should be truly representative of the different types of lies of the people around the country that we are representing. when we know there is such a problem of pregnancy and maternity provision in the country, actually parliament should ta ke country, actually parliament should take a lead rather than lagging behind and by not providing any kind of maternity cover, it means parliament is behind what those workplaces do. what exactly the problems. list yourtop... workplaces do. what exactly the problems. list your top... we heard from stella creasy‘s immediate problems. where are the other areas where it is becoming difficult for women or indeed parents of either gender to be parents at the same time as being a good constituency mp. t

pregnant labour mp stella creasy says women are forced to choose between doing thejob and being a mumtold her it does not recognise when members go on maternity leave. consequently, no paid cover is available for work done outside the house of commons. on the today programme this morning, stella creasy says the lack of proper maternity leave in parliament means constituents could miss out on support from their mp. i have always tried to make sure my personal life and my professional life are separate. i have given the best service i can to the people of waltha mstow. best service i can to the people of walthamstow. it's not me saying parliament doesn't recognise mps go on maternity leave. it's ipsa, the organisation that manages our budgets. they don't recognise mps going on maternity leave, which means i am in a terrible position when, hopefully, if this pregnancy is successful, terrified that i will be, when i seek to go away for six months, my community will not get the same level of service, the casework of the community events, the support i try to give the local residents, it do

labour mp stella creasy was one of the campaigners for a cap on payday lending. on all forms of credit. we need to make it fair to lenders and borrowers and everyone. this isn't about stopping people borrowing, but a fair rate of borrowing in the first place. in april this year, the financial conduct authority brought in a cap on another area of lending, this time on rent—to—own — loans for people needing help to buy household goods. so could a similar cap be applied elsewhere? we know this kind of lending is widespread across the british credit industry. i put the responsibility fairly and squarely in the hands of the treasury ministers. do you agree with that, that treasury ministers are responsible for this? well, the treasury sets the legal framework. the financial conduct authority looks at what's happening in the market and has enormous powers, which they use, to curtail practices that are damaging to the consumer. but what i don't agree with, and it's said by some that what you should do is just ban everything. i don't believe that i as a minister in white

labour mp stella creasy wants a cap on all forms of credit.ng in the first place. in 2015, the financial conduct authority brought in a cap on payday lending rates, and this year on what are called rent—to—own loans, used by people needing help to buy household goods, maybe a new tv, fridge or freezer. so could a similar cap be applied elsewhere? the financial conduct authority looks at what is happening in the market and has enormous powers, which they use to curtail practices that are damaging to the consumer. but i don't agree when it's said by some that you should just ban everything. the financial conduct authority told us they are continually supervising the consumer credit market, taking action where they have seen issues. you can see more of the report on panorama tonight and afterwards on the iplayer. every new teacher in england will be trained how to spot the early warning signs of mental illness, as part of plans unveiled today by theresa may. there will also be a push to offer nhs staff training in suicide—prevention. labour say t