that is what tom watson is saying in that is what tom watson is saying in that is what tom watson isill need to work on if they want to get voters back. before we go, boris johnson they want to get voters back. before we go, borisjohnson mejeremy hunt, esther, dominic raab, michael gove a confirmation tomorrow, and andrea leadsom as well... the list is growing and there will be some deals done. both of you, thank you very much. a fascinating weekend of politics. thank you for watching as well. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, john and kate. it's goodnight from us. next on bbc news, it's the film review.

the latest obviously being tom watson.onths and those around mr corbyn privately suspect the deputy leader of undermining and trying to oust mr corbyn. but tom watson in a public statement said, many other labour people back the liberal democrats in the european elections because they too were fed up elections because they too were fed up with the party‘s stance on brexit, describing the decision to boot mr campbell out of the party is the politics of intolerance and the party needed to be a broad church, calling for an amnesty for those who would have been tempted to vote for other parties. we have heard from lord falconer, who says he believes this decision to expel mr campbell can only come from the very top of the party. he doesn‘t directly point the party. he doesn‘t directly point the finger of blame at mr corbyn but he is suggesting, this decision, because it is so politically sensitive, couldn‘t possibly have been taken without the know and the say—so of those around mr corbyn. more than that, he believes the decis

laura was talking earlier about tom watson gathering a tea m earlier about tom watson gathering a teamot separated even by a suffolk cigarette paper from corbyn over the anti—semitism issue and now this as well is for the first time distancing himself. corbyn is looking isolated, he has an entourage of yes—men around him, but cracks will form. if they continue to do so badly, he can't hang on. we will do this all over again. so much to talk about! europe as well. james and laura, thank you very much, see you at 11:30pm. in the meantime, all the front pages are online. you can also catch up on the programme, thank you to laura and james, i will see you at the top of the hour. good morning. our bank holiday weekend brought mixed fortunes for some. in fact on monday it was still pleasa ntly warm some. in fact on monday it was still pleasantly warm with 20 degrees the high in greater london and drive for some. there were a rash of showers around and it was cold further north. despite this beautiful weather watcher picture, only 11 degrees the high in aberdeenshire, and some of the highs th

there is a warning from the deputy leader, tom watson, the labour deputy leader. are going to come m, election results are going to come in, the expectation is that labour will not do very well, the conservatives are not going to do very well. so, the focus is on labour, because they have not been straightforward on the second referendum idea. tom watson, the deputy leader, saying that labour must back a second referendum. must have a really clear brexit policy. it must try and win back support. it's really important, because while the tories are fighting about the leadership, you have a huge space opening up, which is there to be taken for that remain side, the people's vote side, people who want a second referendum. if labour were not clear, they could miss out on that perhaps electoral success in the future. jeremy corbyn is very relu cta nt the future. jeremy corbyn is very reluctant to do it. he is not a fan ofa reluctant to do it. he is not a fan of a second referendum. john mcdonald was hinting that it is time labour rethought their policy. what you make of

tom watson, thank you forjoining us. i'vejust read one tom watson, thank you forjoining us.me tonight, he is saying that he thinks this is a settling of scores between him and mark sedwill, who is leading the enquiry. he does have his enemies. yes, i think it's interesting that gavin winsome is strenuously denying that he is behind this leak, or any of his staff. you can see that from the fa ct staff. you can see that from the fact that he did not resign, she was given the opportunity but he said he didn't want to do that because it would imply he was accepting guilt and that was why he had to be sacked. i think there is not a bit of pressure, what evidence does numberten of pressure, what evidence does number ten have against gavin williams? will number ten have against gavin will be unveiled at that show why they have come to this decision? there are suggestions this is a rift between number ten there are suggestions this is a rift between numberten and there are suggestions this is a rift between number ten and gavin williamson, rather than anything he has been proven to

yes because we have just heard to tom watson 101 of the vice leaders of the labor party really call for didn't say now we finally have to learn the lesson he all the time said we have to be clear we have to just say to people what we stand for and carbon couldn't decide and he sort of turned this way and that way and was completely ambiguous throughout and now the calls are getting louder of course bot. the point is that political so much capital has been squandered how can they make good on that it is hardly conceivable how can they now all of a sudden change check again and tell people ok now we've made up our minds after the european election so badly and now we tell you we're going to promise you a 2nd referendum who's going to believe them it is more or less ridiculous so they have really sort of wasted their relatively strong position after the last national elections and you can't really see them recover from that very quickly all right one question to going to put to both of you starting with you barbara just quickly more chaos in london what is this going to mean for europe. it

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tom watson has called it a truly disgraceful day because of the inquiry.he expulsion of alastair campbell and she said jeremy corbyn has failed from day one to take it seriously in terms of anti—semitism and he should hang his head in shame. a lot of people say the alastair campbell move was a distraction, to take it away from the anti—semitism issue? distraction, to take it away from the anti-semitism issue? you can basically see all the tensions which have been simmering during his leadership coming to a head at a similar time. with alastair campbell, some people might not have that much sympathy with him being expeued that much sympathy with him being expelled for voting for a different political party, essential that bind members is that you also bought the same one, but the more interesting question is if someone as tribal as alastair campbell has only ever voted for the labour party, and charles clarke has only ever voted for the labour party likewise, and of people as this really labour is them are not voting for the labour party, there is the much

you have the deputy leader, tom watson, saying the party clearly got it wrong and needs to move quickly to mp5, while saying that he is listening, does say that a second referendum is something which labour will consider, and is ready to hold on any deal. but i think there is a call for clarity from all sides now, and all eyes on jeremy call for clarity from all sides now, and all eyes onjeremy corbyn as to whether he will move to clarify labour's position or change it anytime soon. hundreds more prisoners in england and wales will be allowed to leave jail for a day or overnight to work, undertake training or look after their children, as part of a government strategy to rehabilitate offenders and find them jobs. the changes will apply mainly to female prisoners and those in open prisons. here is our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. he is the convicted killer who murdered a man on day release from prison. in 2013, ian mcloughlin stabbed to death 66—year—old graham buck, from hertfordshire. the case prompted the government to tighten rules on the temporary release of inmates. the n

[ crowd cheering ] [ pleasant orchestral music ] tom watson has taken the lead of the u.s. open.ame from an intervention. oh, no, no, nicole, this is a staff meeting. oh. here you go, kato. yes, i wanted to talk to you all about something very important. so, what plant has been revered for its healing properties for millions of years? aloe. 'ello to you, too, but let's stay focused. peppers. peppers. weird, we are so in synch these days. it's crazy. i want to be in the pepper business, people. and i need ideas now. (snaps fingers) i haven't come up with a single product idea in weeks, so i'm on thin ice at nerp. and i don't mean the low-calorie ice cubes we sell on our website. well, my -- my step-grandmother, she is from colombia, and she sells a salsa that is supposedly made with these magical peppers. peppers? i was just talking about them. yeah. when can i meet her?

tom watson the deputy leader says the labour party is now a party of remain and reform. view. so, the... let‘sjust move on. i think it is over. so you are saying you have got a labour party, a party of opposition which is not changing its position, and it feels as if the knives have been out within the party for theresa may for quite some time. with all the people you mentioned saying they are prepared to put themselves up for leadership and think they can do a betterjob. the eu has made it clear, there was no extension to the deadline beyond 0ctober clear, there was no extension to the deadline beyond october the 31st. the opposition is not compromising 01’ the opposition is not compromising or going your way. who can do any better? well, the eu have changed their date as often as we have changed our dates, and they went to 0ctober changed our dates, and they went to october 31. but it changes the dynamics. theresa may was round as leader of the tory party because andrea leadsom pulled out. that is a barbed comment. they will be endorsed by the party. the dynamics chang

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we've become used to tom watson being pretty starkly at odds with jeremy corbyn watson being pretty starklyoes tom watson think there needs to be another referendum and the pledge needs to be made quickly but he thinks it was spiteful to get rid of alastair campbell who is laboured to his fingertips in this way. mr watson said the labour party needed to be broad—minded and pluralistic, and allow these voices to be aired within the labour tent. labour insists that alastair campbell broke the rules. it's a straight case of having broken the party rule book. there was an interesting intervention from lord falconer today who served under tony blair and is against another referendum, but felt that in the case of alastair campbell, there was no case to a nswer alastair campbell, there was no case to answer because he said alastair campbell made his comment about having voted liberal democrat after the polls had closed and he thought this wasn't remotely a breach of the rules. he made the point if you're going to retrospectively go back and punish every labour member, even mp 01’ punish every labo

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we're hearing that an urgent question has been granted to tom watson, labour's tom watson, to ask themmittee leak for which gavin williamson has been sacked. we are told that urgent question is at 10:30am. we've been hearing this morning about potential plans to make the uk "carbon neutral" by 2050. but one village is hoping to hit that target much sooner. the people of ashton hayes, near chester, are hoping to become england's first carbon neutral community — and they've been working towards it since 2006. brea kfast‘s graham satchell spent the morning there, and spoke to professor roy alexander. well, we started off encouraging people to make simple, everyday changes to their lifestyle. to think very much about how they used energy, not to waste energy in the house. not to leave things on standby, to turn lights off in our news trends, and also to think about what they wasted. not to throw away anything they didn't have to throw away. and those changes built up over time and gave us a 20% reduction in carbon footprint domestically in the first 12 months. what about other lifestyle c

sir tom -- tom watson they're making it clear how fraud all this is.what might happen next? it doesn't sound like it will go away ina doesn't sound like it will go away in a hurry. it doesn't, i think the fa ct in a hurry. it doesn't, i think the fact that mr williamson is coming out fighting so hard will be a bit ofa out fighting so hard will be a bit of a headache for downing street. now they say that the evidence was compelling, the investigation was carried out completely and properly, and they feel it's the end of the matter. but that is clearly not the case. i think the pressure now on downing street is to show what evidence that they have. now they will be very reluctant to do that, but it will be pretty difficult. kevin williamson is a close ally of theresa may, he was her chief weapon, the person and party charge discharge of party discipline. i just want to talk to one minister, who says he has a reputation as a minister who speaks very readily to the press. and when this leak happened, there were lots of tory mps who came out quite quickly a

tom watson said hundreds of thousands of labour party members voted against their party over its stanceseveral other senior labour figures have also backed mr campbell. the scottish government has published legislation that could pave the way for a new vote on scottish independence, if the westminster government allows it. the bill contains no details on when a referendum could be held or what the question would be, but first minister nicola sturgeon says the legislation would give people in scotland the "opportunity to choose a better future". 0ur scotland editor, sarah smith, reports. most of these young people couldn't vote in the last scottish referendum five years ago. nicola sturgeon wants to give them and the rest of scotland a say on independence again next year. her problem is she needs the authorisation of the uk government in westminster. what is the point of trying to legislate for a referendum, that you know it's extremely unlikely any westminster prime minister's ever going to allow you to hold? well, that is a democratic outrage to suggest that that is the case. it's perf

clearly spelt out to me from keir starmer, john mcdonnell, from keir starmer, john mcdonnell, from tom watsonbury, they all think this decision is bonkers. there is no indicationjeremy corbyn all the labour party will reverse their decision, we will have to see how the process goes. as you had, alistair campbell will be appealing against it and he clearly feels a lot of other people and high—profile people in the labour party are currently on his side and don't agree with that decision. but it does highlight the big issues the labour party is grappling with, those disastrous results in the european elections. the style of leadership that has evolved under jeremy corbyn and the direction of the party more broadly. jonathan, thank you very much for that. he saw a clip of the director—general of the cbi a few moments ago. we will be getting more on that when we talk to her at 9:15am so stay with us for that. staying with politics. the deputy leader of the liberal democrats, jo swinson, has announced she'll stand for the leadership to replace sir vince cable. he steps down onjuly the 23rd, and no

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tom watson saying we need to find a voice rather fast.fast. when hejeremy corbyn talking about having conversations over the next few days, i mean, what sort of message is that sending out? that he doesn't really wa nt is that sending out? that he doesn't really want to because...” is that sending out? that he doesn't really want to because... i have something in my ear i can't hear properly... some saying hold strong, it is all a plot to unseat and destabilise jeremy corbyn. they did lose votes to the lib dems but also to the brexit party. it is not as black—and—white as we make out. the reason why there is this constructive ambiguity for team corbin is because they have members that did vote leave and mps who are in leave voting seeds. but it has finally snapped. it has not work. as a parent, the piece in the telegraph of videogame addiction officially being called an illness.|j of videogame addiction officially being called an illness. i am fortu nate being called an illness. i am fortunate i have three girls and they prefer books to v

this very impressive book won the tom watson brown prize for 2016. we are delighted to welcome today professor phillips. [applause] prof. phillips: first of all, i want to thank you for inviting me to speak and bringing me from the wilds of the virginia backcountry, also known as the ohio country. i have long wondered why another ohio-illinoisan, that i have been summoned to the mother state. after hearing gary talk, i know now. it is to give the naughty talk. after asking kerry about topics, to which she replied "whatever you want to talk about," that sounded to me like asking the condemned how long they want the hanging rope to be. i have only 30 minutes. at least the hanging will not take too long. hty form, will start with a vignette from postwar to introduce what i call the western way of war. an idea that gary's union war actually inspired. it is the benefit of batting last. i have a lot of ground to cover. the west is a rather large theater. i have the map to prove it. on october 15, 1874, as fall's first hard frost entered a balmy indian summ

labour‘s deputy leader tom watson says he thinks it was "spiteful" to expel alastair campbell from theb designers and psychologists from outside europe. now the business news. chinese telecoms giant huawei has asked a us court to speed up its legal battle with the us government. two weeks ago, the trump administration added huawei to a trade blacklist, banning american companies from working with it without specifict government approval. huawei today said it set a dangerous precedent and warned it will harm billions of consumers real madrid has overtaken manchester united as the most valuable european football club. a study of club‘s enterprise value by kpmg estimates its worth at £2.91 billion. the valuation is based profitability as well as popularity along with broadcasting rights, sporting potential and stadium value. wh smith has been ranked the uk‘s worst high street retailer for the second year in a row, according to a which survey. the poll, which covered 100 retailers, rated the chain "very poor" for value for money and in—store experience. in contrast richer sounds and john l

brexit talks between the government and labour have resumed today, as labour's deputy leader, tom watsonth said that any agreement would have to be put to another referendum. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, said this was a ‘crunch week‘ for the talks, but rejected having another public vote. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, is at westminster. laura, debt is endless talk of being constructive and being positive, but is there any sign of any actual agreement between them? well, the talks have been going on for six weeks now and if you squint at it, you think these two very different political parties might at least on policy and the actual plans for brexit might come to some kind of accommodation. and people close to the talks, inside the room, believe the talks, inside the room, believe the policy was all it was about, they may well be able to come up with something. but the fact is, of course, they cannot escape the politics of this extraordinary situation. remember, the two sides we re situation. remember, the two sides were only given to talk to each other properly because t

and the daily mail, labour's day of shame, tom watson talking about his utter shame, truly disgracefulry. they also had the expulsion of alastair campbell. whether that was done to try and distract from this, of who knows? that also sent a signal that labour is very hard on... new labour activists perhaps not as hard on those who have been accused in the past of anti—semitism and other misdemeanours. some instances of people making serious threats against mps have taken a long time to resolve, and alastair campbell saying he has voted lib dem, and there seems to be some discussion within the labour party, including deputy leader harriet harman, as far as she can see within the rules, there are none being broken. if you mention you voted for another one after the polls closed, you are not encouraging anyone else to vote for it, because the polls have closed. it seems to be a bit of a spartacus moment of other senior labour figures from that era, including former cabinet minister charles clark, who also said they voted lib dem, effectively daring the labour party to expel them as well. i

after these results and significant pressure from the deputy leader tom watson who said tonight the partytoral catastrophe, it 110w looking at electoral catastrophe, it now seems jeremy corbyn is looking at electoral catastrophe, it now seemsjeremy corbyn is making a more decisive move towards backing another referendum. but just more decisive move towards backing another referendum. butjust as the tories will make decisions in the wa ke tories will make decisions in the wake of these results, there is nothing about that that is straightforward. traditionally our big political parties do well when they are a broad coalition trying to appeal to everyone, but they are both finding when it comes to brexit thatis both finding when it comes to brexit that is nigh on impossible. laura kuenssberg with her latest thoughts in westminster. the brexit party's success was exemplified by its showing in the west midlands, where the party took nearly 40% of the vote, and will now have three meps in the region, while labour, the conservatives, greens and liberal democrats each have one. our political cor

the deputy leader, tom watson, and the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, say any agreement wouldt to another referendum. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says this is a "crunch week" for the talks but has rejected having another public vote. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake reports. for more than a month, these two sides have been talking — labour and the government trying to do a deal that finds a way forward for brexit. but should whatever‘s agreed be put to a public vote? one key member of labour's team now says yes, that's the only way. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said a significant number of labourmps, probably 120, if not 150, would not back a deal if it hasn't got a confirmatory vote. he added, "i've made it clear at this stage, at this 11th hour, any deal that comes through from this government ought to be subject to the lock of a confirmatory vote." others in labourfeel the same. i've wanted a deal, i reluctantly came to the view that there should be a confirmatory ballot, but only... in all circumstances? no, hold on, let mejust explain,

tom watson.ot be travelling to this match and indeed the champions league final. because uefa have favoured corporates over fans. will the minister condemn uefa with me today? on this day when the house is divided over europe, can we unite to condemn uefa for their disgraceful treatment of football fans? there are not enough tickets available for fans either on saturday or indeed next week in azerbaijan, he is right about that. and i think we can agree that it's important that as many people who are passionate about their teams have the chance to see them succeed and compete on the european stage as much as they can on the national stage. and we do believe it's important to say to uefa that is a message we all support and i'm grateful to him for raising it so that we can communicate that message with clarity. it is important that we spread the benefits of these major european competitions around europe. i don't believe it's right that these competitions should only be held in a small subset of eu

this is tom watson, the deputy leader of the labour party, saying that he believes they must back a seconds in direct contradiction with party policy, which says the party will back a second referendum if they don't think a deal can pass. watson wants them to go further and to be honest, we aren't really going to see any real progress on brexit until after the party conference anyway. i think some of it isjockeying for the party conference anyway. i think some of it is jockeying for what could happen at labour conference. there will be a big showdown. you have got to get the legislation through if you are going to get a second referendum. that takes months. we are supposed to be out by the 31st of october. there are a great many flowery statements. but the watson piece is quite emotive. he sees his party's weaknesses and says they must be able work against virage. and for the moment a lot of people really don't know what labour stands for. does it stand for a second referendum, or are they profoundly eurosceptic? the big thing that is missing here is, what happens if there is a second refe

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tom watson's chip in at 17 that led to his win in 1982. ten years earlier jack nicklaus hit a 1 iron off the tee of the same hole that led to a clenching birdie. and former san jose sharks great owe lynn nolan hit a 1 iron from the same distance and said he did what jack nicklaus did. >> it was unbelievable. it is a 1 iron. i don't think i ever hit a 1 iron >> reporter: you know the old joke, even god can't hit a 1 iron but apparently you can. >> apparently i can get lucky. >> reporter: over four days and 72 holes or more this won't be the case. >> it will be pebble being pebble for a u.s. open. i mean that. >> reporter: one thing you can count on in the 6th open ever held here, something will happen to make it memorable. at pebble beach, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still to come this noontime, uber trying something new down under. up next the new form of transportation in the great barrier reef. shopfor up to 40% offal day eveon appliances...first ...plus use your sears card and get an extra 10% off. and you'll also get three hundred

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. >> reporter: open watchers will easily recall one of pebble's greatest moment, tom watson's chip in at 17 that led to his win in 1982. ten years earlier, jack nicholas hit a one iron off of the same hole that led to a clenching birdie. owen nolan did a one eye from the same distance and can say he did what jack nicklaus did. >> unbelievable. they have a demo club up there and it's a one iron. you know the old joke, even god can't hit a one iron and you can. are they may have made a couple of holes to look easy today but over four days and 72 holes or more, that won't be the case. >> it'll be pebble being pebble for a u.s. open. >> reporter: one thing you can count on in the 6th ever open held here, something will happen poteet make it memorable. >>> never turned, never braked, just disappeared over the cliff. >> a cyclist see as cargo over the cliff. how he got to the driver 450 feet down the cliff. >> later, relief at a bay area mosque. why worshipers fear it may be forced to close. >>> and a survivor of the deadly ghost ship fire and why the defense tried to block the testimony. >

[ crowd cheering ] [ pleasant orchestral music ] tom watson has taken the lead of the u.s.elcome back to mons on 2. it is 6:h3. this morning the morning the house judiciary committee will decide. doug luzader joins us now from washington, d.c. with the ongoing drama over th report. doug. >> this vote could take place starting in 20 minutes or so when the committee meets. we still don't know yet, though, whether that is going to happen. u.s. attorney general william barr is taking more incoming from house democrats and it could hit a fever pitch this morning. barr's nemesis may move ahead with plans to hold barr in contempt of congress because he won't turn over a full unredacts copy of the robert mueller russia report that democrats want to see. >> but barr has a threat of his own. if he is held in contempt, president donald trump could state executive privilege and end cooperation with democrats on the committee. >> usually this would take months if not a year to get to this point. you're seeing both sides going to their aggressive constitutional positions. >> during the o

tom watson's chip in at 17 that led to his when in 1982. 10 years earlier jack nicholas it a1 iron off on the same hole that led to a birdie. former san jose sharks jake great it a one line from the same distance and can say he did with jack nicholas did. >> that was unbelievably unbelievable. they have a club up there one iron and i don't think i've ever hit a1 iron and fortunately i had a good and got a pretty close to phil. >> even god can't hit a1 iron, apparently you can . >> some people who hit lucky . >> patel those guys might've made a couple holes look easy . you can count on the fact that over four days and 72 holes or more, that won't be the case. >> is going to be pebble beach for u.s. open. >> reporter: when you thing you can count on, something will happen to make it memorable. >> at pebble beach, joe fonzie, ktvu , fox 2 news. >> should be a great weekend, brooks, tiger woods is one in pebble beach in the u.s. open . great weekend . >> i think the odds are, they are giving brooks the odds because he is playing so good odds. >>> gourmet meals where you may at least ask ex

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open watches will easily recall in a pebbles greatest moments, tom watson's chip in at 17 that led to his win in 1982. 10 years earlier, jack nicholas who dey 1 iron off the tee of that same hole that led to a quenching birdie. today, former san jose sharks great, olen nolan hit a 1 iron from the same distance and can say he did what jack nicholas did. >> it was unbelievable. they have a demo club up there and it is a 1 iron. i don't think i have ever hit a 1 iron. it was pretty close. >> reporter: you know the old joke, even god can't hit a 1 iron. >> people can get lucky. >> reporter: those guys might have made a couple of holes look easy today but you can count on the fact that over 4 days and 72 holes or more, that won't be the case.>> it is goin being pebble for u.s. open. i mean that. >> reporter: one thing you can count on in the sixth open ever ing will happen to make it memorable. at pebble beach, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. >>> semper just go giants buster posey brought good cheer to kids with cancer today. posey and his wife kristen stop by you cfs ucsf hospital to hand out gift

. >> tom, tom watson sr.that he said, i'm no genius but i'm smart in spots and i stay around those spots. and that's a very good thing to keep in mind, and we don't try to jump over 7 foot bars, we try to find 1-foot bars that we can step over. and charlie happens to be the world's greatest architect >> i also find that other people are very intelligent, have isolated patches of massive stupidity and we just avoid those. >> yeah. >> such a simple formula >> actually, i don't avoid all of them, but charlie avoids all of them. >> but we avoid more than most >> yeah. so, what's an isolated patch of stupidity that you've avoided and steered clear of >> we don't think we can solve our problem of being terribly competitive business by buying one which is less competitive at an enormously high price whereas everybody else thinks that will work wonderfully of course it doesn't >> we don't think -- and we also don't think that we can analyze every business or we don't think we can analyze 90% of the businesses or 80%

the deputy leader, tom watson, and the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, say any agreement wouldto be put to another referendum. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says this is a ‘crunch week‘ for the talks, but has rejected having another public vote. for more than a month, these two sides have been talking — labour and the government trying to do a deal that finds a way forward for brexit. but should whatever‘s agreed be put to a public vote? one key member of labour's team now says yes, that's the only way. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said a significant number of labourmps, probably 120, if not 150, would not back a deal if it hasn't got a confirmatory vote. he added, "i've made it clear at this stage, others in labourfeel the same. i've wanted a deal, i reluctantly came to the view that there should be a confirmatory ballot, but only... in all circumstances? no, hold on, let mejust explain, because i thought what was the only way we'd break the impasse. if a deal could be found that inspires enough votes in westminster, then fine. but it seemed to me that

tom watson said previously labour is now the party of remain.as well. at the last election we said we respected the result of the referendum, but the danger of a no—deal brexit pushed by borisjohnson or someone danger of a no—deal brexit pushed by boris johnson or someone else danger of a no—deal brexit pushed by borisjohnson or someone else is becoming increasingly likely. if there were for example a public vote and that public vote was between a no—deal brexit and remain, clearly the labour party could not back a no—deal brexit in such circumstances, because we believe it would be bad for the economy and living standards of people in this country. there has been no mention from jeremy corbyn orjohn mcdonnell of seeing through the result of the referendum. which does make it look like the party will become the party of remain. if we were in government today, we would try to negotiate a decent deal and tried to bring people together who voted leave and remain. we are not in government yet. we think a general election is democratic and should tak

[ crowd cheering ] [ pleasant orchestral music ] tom watson has taken the lead of the u.s. open.n you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. >>let's get back to the breaking news get update on this truck fire at the push of a bridge this was the right between 5 15 5 30 this morning when the truck caught fire carrying cooking oil it burned for quite a bit and then eventually fire trucks got there they were able to put it out fact, here's a look at what the scene is like now. >>and you can see the situation will have that come up in a second there the situation is much better to fire crews left to show that that the fire crew got there put it out and the their truck is going to be a good time i think this is a sign that tow trucks robin. >>need sirens because then people get out of nowhere just you know they do have flashing light people tend to ignore them i've seen that a lot to i've seen told tarts trying to get

here's his deputy tom watson.wards a people's vote. here she is. ideally, we would want the general election. been that has always been our position remains our position. as the clock ticks down, if you're not going to have a general election, we would support a people's vote. but not everyone in labour supports a second referendum. in fact, some mps worry it could cost them even more support. mp jo platt says: mr corbyn hinted yesterday at a move towards a people's vote. nigel farage and the brexit party are only offering a no deal exit from the european union with all the problems and chaos that will cost for jobs. that will cause forjobs. there has to be in agreement with the european union and then there has to be a public vote. and to give you an idea ofjust how divided divdied they are, labour grandee, alistair campbell has been booted out of the party after revealing he voted for the liberal democrats. well, i'm very sad, but i don't feel i've left the labour party. i'm still of the labour party, as far as

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the deputy leader, tom watson, and the shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer, say any agreement would foreign secretaryjeremy hunt says this is a ‘crunch week‘ for the talks, but has rejected having another public vote. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is in westminster are the talks under way yet? they were in the past 20 minutes or so, they are meeting in a conference room in the ministerial corridor in parliament rather than the cabinet office, they not having to run the gauntlet of people like me and cameras being shoved into their noses asking for progress checks. we will ask for that when the talks wrap up later on anyway. in terms of the prospect, wherever you look at in westminster, there isn't exactly bubbling cauldrons of enthusiasm about these talks, certainly amongst those who are not involved in evenly speak to those who are actually around the table privately, they have long said that they feared the end result that these talks will break down and as you are saying that your introduction, more and more of the seniorfigures are not introduction, more and more of th

[ crowd cheering ] [ pleasant orchestral music ] tom watson has taken the lead of the u.s. open. this friday morning weekend insight you can see some. >>clouds hanging out above. sfo and hasn't dissipated we are seeing a delay out there around an hour right now that's been pretty consistent throughout the week due to these low clouds to block out this ability now as you're heading up into the sierra do expect clearing skies. there are some showers this morning. so roadways may still be wet in some places this afternoon but as for the afternoon and then saturday and sunday all looking really good sunday night comes along with some evening showers leading into early monday morning. but besides that the sears really not a bad idea to take mom for mother's day. robin. >>hey i have a photo of that overturned big rig that i've been telling you about this happened early this morning on southbound 6 80 at sun all boulevard you can see the trailer flipped over. the big rig driver ran off the road flipped over on the shoulder and although there's nothing blocked it's been working since 2 3