borisjohnson has a majority of just over uxbridge.bour. is that what you want? what we wa nted labour. is that what you want? what we wanted borisjohnson to stop pretending that what he has brought back from brussels is any different to the deal that theresa may brought back which he himself resigned his position over. we want him to stop trying to protect his own party and instead say to people we can't do better. i think he has been able to make some changes, once to the backstop which have infuriated his coalition partners the dup from northern ireland. he talked about vassal edge and we wanted to take a deep breath and make sure we get people in that parliament who back brexit and that way he doesn't have to be forced into a corner to try and sell the same awful treaty which will bind the uk for the future and subjugation to the eu just to try and save his own party.|j subjugation to the eu just to try and save his own party. i wonder if nigel farage wants a hung parliament. as long as there is a hung parliament and potential dela

the piccadilly line is suspended between rain ‘s lane and uxbridge, down to significant leaf fall, we'reads in wandsworth, the a3 westhill is closed westbound at ba 205 roadworks. at the blackwall tunnel, the usual cues northbound from blackwall lane. in maida vale, the traffic lights are out at the junction with stjohn's wood road. let's ta ke junction with stjohn's wood road. let's take a look at the weather for you. he is kate. good morning. it is a rather wet, windy and cold monday morning, i'm afraid. we've had some rain overnight. it is gradually clearing away as we head through the morning. moving east and then later, drier and brighter with just one or two showers blowing through as well. then we have this quite brisk westerly, north—westerly wind. that will clear the first pound of rain through the morning, behind it, like isaid, the through the morning, behind it, like i said, the clouds will be breaking up. nice, sunny spells, blowing some showers through, that will make things feel rather chilly, between eight and 10 celsius maximum. 0vernight, still the chance of one or two

emergency services were called to the high street in uxbridge this afternoon, where an 18 year—old boylater died. a second teenage boy was also injured on his ear. police are appealing for witnesses. the headlines on bbc news. the shadow chancellor sets out plans to borrow 150 billion pounds over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes. setting out his party's plans chancellor sajid javid also promised spending on infrastructure — but insisted his priority is control of government borrowing two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london. two others have been cleared. sport centre, here's holly. lukwesa, there was major drama in rome, where celtic scored a winner in added time, to beat lazio in their latest europa league group match. it means the scottish champions are into the last 32 with two games to go. lydia campbell reports. james was equalised shortly before half—time with his 11th goal of the season. then with just seconds on the clock, 0livier scored the winner for celtics, first win in italy

thejubilee line has minor delays, and severe delays on the metropolitan line southbound, between uxbridgeugh the morning, turning more showery in its wake. some brighter and drier spells, but those showers potentially could merge together and produce some longer spells of rain. temperatures today getting up to 12 celsius, despite the cloud and the rain. now, overnight, still some showers at first, but gradually clearing. we'll get a drier spell ahead of more rain and cloud, sinking south as we head through the early hours and into thursday morning. temperatures overnight cooler than last night, between five and seven celsius. now, that cloud and rain continues to move south through the course of thursday, becoming rather wet, the temperatures staying mild. that clears, it's a cold front. once it does, the sky clears, the temperature drops. so a chillier night into friday morning, but then we have clear skies. plenty of sunshine, finally, for friday, but temperatures getting much colder. i'm back in around half an hour. there is more news, travel and weather on our website at the usual add

i am fortunate enough to say i have a wonderful hospital in hillingdon in uxbridge where i represent.anyone say, we are fine. shall i tell you what they said? yes. thank you for asking the question. they said what they needed was more investment, which is what we are providing with the biggest ever cash investment in the nhs of £34 billion. we want to continue to do that, and the crucial way we can continue to do that is by having a strong, robust and dynamic economy, which is what we one nation conservative a believe in. but not just hillingdon hospital, but 39 others, we want to rebuild it. as a result of the decisions this government has taken in the last three months, we will build 40 new hospitals and upgrade 20. it's not just putting money into bricks and mortar and machines and scanners, this is about also helping doctors, employing tens of thousands more nurses, employing many more thousands of gps. that helps to reduce waiting times. i know yesterday the statistics came out and what they show is that we need us and what they show is that we need us to fund the nhs, to keep fu

familiar silhouette, there is now technology so advanced that this machine can take you silently from uxbridgepe you will not mind if i identify this machine as a symbol of the type of politics that i believe in, my type of conservative politics, what i stand for and the approach i want to take. and what we as a government have to offer this country in just a few weeks' time. i believe the job of politicians is to drive change. you're not going to believe this, but i was the midwife of this taxi. orone of but i was the midwife of this taxi. or one of the midwives. i will come to our investment in midwives later. but i remember going to see chairman lee in beijing in 2008. i had my first of several meetings with him, and he said then that he wanted to buy the country that made the london taxis. i said fantastic, let's make them in britain. and chairman lee said yes, he would. and then i chanced my arm because i was determined to tackle air pollution london. i said, fantastic, let's make them electric, zero carbon. and chairman lee said he would see what he could do. he said, we will research it