and explores his struggles as well as finding out what helps available, and what the latest developments in treatment are. matt s been speaking about why he took part and why he thinks it s important more people are made aware of the dangers of addiction. let s take a look. i think the conversation about addiction is so focused sometimes on the addicts. and i think the effect that it can have on the people that love you, is so huge. i am terrified of relapse. if i do that again, everything will end. i want to find what s working for people because there is no i size fits all for everyone. and whether or not i am destined to be this forever will with me in the studio is matt willis. thank you forjoining us here on the programme. i have so many questions but i want to begin by asking you more on what you said there about why you chose to take part. i initially, kind of came up with the concept and went to them and said, i want to make a documentary about addiction in a differen
tonight at ten all the major car manufacturers in the uk are understood to have raised concerns about the brexit trade deal. vauxhall has already gone public, saying the future of its british factories is in doubt unless the trade deal is changed. the focus is on batteries for electric vehicles the uk needs to produce more to satisfy eu trading rules and experts say we re way behind. uk hasa uk has a very simple decision to make, either it supports the future of vehicle manufacturing in the uk or it decides it s not in vehicle manufacturing long term and it loses those 800,000 jobs associated with the industry. we ll have the latest on the fears for the future of the car industry and the government s response. also tonight a car chase in new york. harry and meghan say that lives were put at risk as they were chased by paparazzi. a cab driver was with them for part of the journey. they looked nervous, ithink they looked nervous, i think they were they looked nervous, i t
the government said the once in a generation reforms would benefit tenants, but labour said it wasn t clear they would address the issues in what it called the wild west rental market. here s our political correspondent, alex forsyth. playing in the garden in the after school sunshine, amy and sam s family are settling into their new rented home. they ve been here a few months, but they hadn t wanted to move. they were happy renting their last property for more than five years. then, unexpectedly, after a problem with a leaky roof, they were asked to move out. heartbroken. i didn t know what to say to my partner. you know, this is somewhere where my daughter was born, you know, where we d moved in with my other daughter and she was four. we d made a family home there. so it wasn t a case of, we d have a 12 month tenancy now that had come to an end. we were there for the long term. it was the children, mostly. and they did find it hard, as well, the children. the littlest kept askin
playing in the garden in the after school sunshine, amy and sam s family are settling into their new rented home. they ve been here a few months, but they hadn t wanted to move. they were happy renting their last property for more than five years. then, unexpectedly, after a problem with a leaky roof, they were asked to move out. heartbroken. i didn t know what to say to my partner. you know, this is somewhere where my daughter was born, you know, where we d moved in with my other daughter and she was four. we d made a family home there. so it wasn t a case of, we d have a 12 month tenancy now that had come to an end. we were there for the long term. it was the children, mostly. and they did find it hard, as well, the children. the littlest kept asking to go home. this one just didn t feel right. we had a lot of memories in that house, and it was very upsetting just to be told, oh, well, we want you out. today, the housing secretary, visiting a rental property in london, set out meas