attack and get some for from dr tara mccormack a lecture in international politics at the university of leicester in the u.k. thanks for your time sure you're listening in as well hear what you think about it how would you assess andrew parker's remarks earlier fair or not fair. well i think you know you are talking about. maybe a soul or misinformation when it comes to the scribbles we need to. work with should be looking much. so her own i mean we've had all this media blackout when it comes to a question about the scruples and likely don't know how to go in there why they were laid it appears they're going to be no it's flat on any reports or the case. notes are a government let's think of business in a gentlemen's agreement between the government and the media what are you going to do because apparently the prime minister series of my came out and said she was almost well but not quite but pretty sure that russia was behind it if the government so sure we saw what what happened you know revocations after that why would you have some sort of dino to slept on it then what's the problem all of a

the university of leicester said they were just trying to follow the previous home office guidance.le this affects or how many asylum seekers are hauled out of courses. one immigration lawyer told me this could affect hundreds and possibly thousands of people. we did ask the home office for an interview but they declined — they told us, "the provisions are not designed to be used to prevent asylum seekers studying and we are proactively looking to identify cases where this may have happened so that we can correct it. we have updated our guidance and will take steps will make sure such an issue does not arise in the future." i am nowjoined in the studio by baroness hamwee. she is the liberal democrats immigration spokesperson in the house of lords and brought this to the attention of the government in parliament on wednesday. thank you forjoining us. what is your thought this evening hearing what has happened now? relieved for the people who have been affected by this bit anxious that all of those who have been affected should be told what their rights are. this group of students, re

increasingly difficult to see their own gp on a regular basis, according to a new study from the university of leicesterare finding it harder to see their family doctor compared with five years ago. the department of health says the latest statistics show more than half the population is currently benefitting from more flexible appointments. plans to reform and modernise the justice system are behind schedule, and face a funding shortfall of between £60—170 million. that is the warning from a new report by the national audit office. it follows a raft of measures introduced in 2016 to digitalise records and increase virtual and online court hearings, which it is hoped could save the taxpayer over £260 million a year. the ministry ofjustice says it is confident the programme is on track. we're already seeing our courts tribunal system creaking at the seams, and justice delayed is justice denied, so we've got to make sure this new system is delivering what it sets out to, that is clear about its scope, and a dozen results and escalating costs to the taxpayers and ultimately putting in bigger bills. so what

university leicester. she has done extensive research on the treatment of women in film.bers. jessica, how was it for you?” jessica, how was it for you? i think the reason i am here is that i wrote a scathing review of lars von trier‘s the house that jack built and it was a film i absolutely loathed and i think one of the issues that we are bringing up here issues that we are bringing up here is about the violence against women, but i think i should also say that i loathed the film from the bottom of my soul, not just loathed the film from the bottom of my soul, notjust because i am a woman andi my soul, notjust because i am a woman and i didn't like seeing those a cts woman and i didn't like seeing those acts of violence, but because i'm a film critic and it's a very bad film. did you walk out? i did not walk out. i'm a critic so i can't. you stayed till the end. as you saw people getting up to leave, did it shock you or not? it's unusual because i was at the gala premiere and it's unusual for people in that situation to walk out. in fact, at the very beginning of the fi