suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zia yousafmr yousaf confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying in mr low's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr low said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he says are false allegations. he also said that the allegations of bullying in his offices are not about him. today's international women's day, the annual celebration aims to champion women's achievements across all aspects of life. to mark the event, the house of commons have posted this photo of female mps. currently, there are 263 women mps serving in the house, making up 40% of the total number of mps today, the highest number ever in uk history. and finally, four european brown bears at whipsnade zoo have woken up from hibernation. the bear's manor, mini nia and of course cinderella have finally gotten out of bed after three months of deep slumber, signalling the start of spring at the uk's largest zoo. well, those have been your latest gb

. >> now, mr yousaf confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees aboutrious bullying in mr low's parliamentary and constituency offices. >> well, mr low said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he said were false allegations. he also said the allegations of bullying at his offices are not about him. >> it's all very icky, isn't it? and i know it's upsetting a lot of people who are really beginning to believe in reform. let's talk to former adviser to nadhim zahawi james price, who joins us now. hi. i know a lot of people watching today are desperately disappointed to see this infighting going on in reform. >> absolutely right. reform have such an open goal at the moment. they're leading in most of the national polls. the conservative party has decided to take a long time to work out what its core beliefs are, and to not really kind of provide the sort of opposition that a fully formed opposition that a fully formed opposition might do. the labour party have obviously hit the ground, not running, just hit the ground, and therefore refor

suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zia yousafmr yousaf confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying in mr low's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr low said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he says are false allegations. he also said that the allegations of bullying in his offices are not about him. today's international women's day, the annual celebration aims to champion women's achievements across all aspects of life. to mark the event, the house of commons have posted this photo of female mps. currently, there are 263 women mps serving in the house, making up 40% of the total number of mps today, the highest number ever in uk history. and finally, four european brown bears at whipsnade zoo have woken up from hibernation. the bear's manor, mini nia and of course cinderella have finally gotten out of bed after three months of deep slumber, signalling the start of spring at the uk's largest zoo. well, those have been your latest gb

mr yousaf confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying lowe's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr lowe said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he said were false allegations. he also says that the allegations of bullying at his offices are not about him, and he is taking legal advice. the metropolitan police have confirmed it received complaints of a verbal threats made by a 67 year old man, and officers are carrying out an assessment to determine what further action may be required. on to the next story. members of the russian spy ring are facing lengthy jail terms for one of what's been called the largest and most complex enemy operations ever uncovered on uk soil. the three bulgarian nationals were found guilty at the old bailey of spying on an industrial scale and putting lives of a nation's security at risk. commander dominic murphy, the head of the metropolitan police counter—terrorism command, detailed the threat they posed for. >> everything we have discovered the threat was quite broad,

suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zia yousafmr yousaf confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying in low's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr low said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he had of what he says were false allegations. he also says that the allegations of bullying at his offices are not about him. he's taking legal advice. a migrant has died and more than 180 others attempted to get to the uk. today, it marks the eighth consecutive day of small boat crossings. it takes the total number who have crossed since last saturday to around 1900, and has shattered all previous records for the number of migrants arrived at this point in any year since the crisis began in 2016, at least 12 people have been injured dunng 12 people have been injured during a shooting at a pub in toronto. four victims have non life threatening injuries but the other conditions are not yet known. toronto police say that the suspect was wearing a blac

parties, but a party of only five members of parliament has split apart, with the party chairman zia yousaf reporting one of the mps rupert lowe to the police for threatening behaviour. the allegations came immediately after lowe had criticised the leadership of nigel farage. has reformed uk peaked and may it implode. my panel will opine. president trump said in the oval office this week that russia's bombing assault of ukraine is, quote, what anyone else would do. ukrainian and us officials are set to meet for talks in saudi arabia tomorrow. defence and foreign affairs editor of the telegraph, con coughlin will join me to discuss the painter of the singing butler, jack vettriano died last week. i'll be reflecting on his legacy and work with the art critic estelle lovatt and asking, as some have suggested, was vettriano the donald trump of painting. and stefan kyriazis will be here with us once more. he's been hotfooting it around the west end all week looking at theatres. but first, your news headunes theatres. but first, your news headlines with sam francis. >> michael, thank you very muc