i was one of a number of people who made their way to stonehenge this week to see how important this will be. it would be a total of at least 1.8 miles. it's part of an overall plan to create that expressway all the way between the m3 an and in fie and down into cornwall to make sure we really improve this absolutely vital road network. asser stonehenge itself i think it will make sure this extraordinary monument also has the setting and the attention that it deserves. >> mr. graham jones. >> thank you, mr. speaker. at 20 old constituents was brutally murdered in 2007, kicked to death in the park by a group of males simply being part of a subculture. she was a victim of hate crime. indications this tragedy continues today. will the prime minister meet with the foundation to see the actual work they do and do everything he can to ensure that there is a clear message that there are no exceptions to hate crime? >> i remember the absolutely tragic case of the girl he talks about, the way, upholding what in which she was treated and beaten. and i'm very happy to look at what meeting i can

i was one of a number of people who made their way to stonehenge this week to see how important thisl be. the tunnel will be at least 1.8 miles and is part of an overall plan to create that expressway all the way between the m3 and m5 and down into cornwall, to ensure that we improve that vital road network. as for stonehenge, the tunnel will ensure that this extraordinary monument has the setting and attention it deserves. >> graham jones. >> a haslingden constituent, 20-year-old sophie lancaster, was brutally murdered in 2007, kicked to death in a park by a group of males simply for being part of a sub-culturea goth. he was a victim of hate crime, and the implications of that tragedy continue today. will the prime minister meet the sophie lancaster foundation to see its excellent work, and do everything he can to ensure the clear message that there are no exceptions to hate crime? >> i remember that tragic case and the appalling way that she was treated and beaten. i am happy to see what meeting i can arrange to ensure that the agenda of how we combat hate crime in all its forms is

as for stonehenge, we will make sure this extraordinary monument also has the attention it deserves. 20-year-old sophie lancaster was brutally murdered in 2007, kicked to death in a part by a group of males as part of the subculture of goth. she was a victim of hate crimes. the implications of this tragedy continue today. will the prime minister meet with the foundation to see the excellent work they do and to ensure that there is a clear message that there is no are -- there are no exceptions to hate crimes? >> i remember the tragic case of the girl that he talks about and the way -- the appalling way in which she was treated and beaten . i am very happy to look at what meeting i can arrange to make sure that how we combat hate crime in all its forms is properly addressed in our country. banks andek, 40 building societies issued a joint declaration to deal with multimillion dollar career fraud, where people are called posing as bank employees and asked to hand over bank cards and pin numbers. i have been working to build a scheme to protect the most vulnerable society from this crim

stonehen stonehenge's name, apparently means huge stone clusters.ranslates as gentlemen with long hair. is this campaign going to bring the chinese to britain in droves? joss kroft explains the premise behind this campaign. >> the chinese have a fascination with naming things. sometimes it's to do with the difficulties that they might have in terms of pronouncing them. but they absolutely have a fascination with naming things, objects, people, places. so it's to really try and leverage some of that real engagement and interest that people have in it. china is a market that has an absolute fascination with britain. when we ask them how they perceive britain, we come out second in the world. so for a market like china, it is about giving them ideas to come. it's about trying to increase our market share of what is actually the largest outbound market in the world. >> that's it. back to you. >> terrific. thank you very much, jamie. >>> now, let us go back to our coverage of ebola. this week, a host of international football stars led by the british act

i literally think that the obama administration has done for hypocrisy what stonehenge did for rocks, neil. [laughter] the reality here is that they have indeed dangered american personnel, and i think have put at risk the cause of freedom in general across the world. diminished it in several different ways when they have released this information for purely political reasons. neil: and i tried to give them the benefit of the doubt. i have friends like kennedy talking about libertarians believe get it all out there. but be consistent. when it comes to gruber and his musings, boy, they couldn't hide that guy fast enough or disassociate themselves with him fast enough. what's fair is fair. what's released is released. and it's that part that's appalling. >> incidentally, they didn't speak to the people in the know. the ones in charge of these programs. at the same time they were doing that -- neil: they were quoting hancock. they were constantly quoting him. >> at the same time, they were writing the obama legislation and selling it to the american people in ways they thought they could

could they hold the key to unlocking the mystery of stonehenge? and how will we ever know if we don't ask them. it is the question every other show refuses to tackle. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> oh dear. now let's welcome our guests. she is as lit as the rom fell leer tree -- as a rockefeller tree on a cold night. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and between his purple sweater and the look on his face, i guess it is a grim mass, it is andy levey. and sherrod small. he co-hosts and interrupts the pod cast "race wars." >> # red eye. hands up. i can't breathe. >> and sitting next to me, imus in the morning executive producer bernie mcgirk. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> was his lark way too dark? his trick a bit sick? internet prankster roman atwood posted a video titled "killing my own kid prank" in which he dupes his wife into thinking he accidentally threw their son off a balcony where it dies horribly. it dies. this prank has been viewed six million times on something called the youtube. >> whoa. >> he is re

could they hold the key to unlocking the mystery of stonehenge?know if we don't ask them. it is the question every other show refuses to tackle. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> oh dear. now let's welcome our guests. she is as lit as the rom fell leer tree -- as

stonehen stonehenge, for example, translated means huge stone clusters.tles' name translates to gentlemen with long hair. we'll have more on that later on in the day in the next world business report. that's in about an hour's time. and that's the business news. we'll have more later today. back to you, david. >> they won't be mistaking me for a bating then. jamie, thanks a lot. >>> the australian senate has narrowly approved the reintroduction of controversial temporary protection visas for refugees. what that means is that thousands of refugees will be able to leave their detention camps and work in australia for up to five years. but as the bbc's jon donnison reports, after that time, they could be deported. >> reporter: more than 30,000 asylum seekers have tried to reach australia by boat since august 2012. many have drowned trying. stopping the boats has been a key priority of the conservative government. and it is largely succeeded, controversially forcing boats to turn back. but the problem ministers face is what to do with those who have already m