Set myself a goal and i went for it and in some ways it was asking the unreasonable in terms of the number of leaflets that we would deliver, the number of letters we would stuff, the number of doors we would knock on and i think there is a great thing about ambition and motivating people but too often we let too much fall on the shoulders of too few people when we could work smarter or where of too few people when we could work smarter oi where we of too few people when we could work smarter or where we could spend more time growing the team and the pool of people and at this moment in our party where we have had so many new membersjoining us, party where we have had so many new members joining us, i party where we have had so many new membersjoining us, i think we need to bea membersjoining us, i think we need to be a lot better, a lot more proactive about encouraging new people who have joined proactive about encouraging new people who havejoined our proactive about encouraging new
James anderson has been ruled out for the rest of the series. In a massive blow for england. Ill bring you more details at half past two. Thanks. And we have all the weather some of the summer not for all as you can see from this picture. We have some rain moving into north west scotland and Northern Ireland and it is here to stay until the end of tomorrow. More details if you want them, coming shortly. Also coming up women on menopausal hormone therapy risk developing Breast Cancer a decade after treatment ends, according to scientists. Hello, everyone this is afternoon live. Borisjohnson says his opponents are damaging the chances, of getting a good brexit deal with brussels. The Prime Ministers promised a renewed effort to get an agreement before the deadline at the end of october, but is facing fierce criticsm, for his decision to suspend or Prorogue Parliament. Among his critics are labours deputy leader, tom watson, who says helljoin a legal challenge being brought by the campaig
Now on bbc news, its time for tuesday in parliament. Hello, and welcome to tuesday in parliament. Coming up the chancellor, Philip Hammond, drops a heavy hint that he might vote against a new conservative government if it wanted to leave the eu without a deal. It would be wrong for a British Government to seek to pursue no deal as a policy and i believe that it will be for the house of commons, of which i will continue proudly to be a member, to ensure that does not happen. Mps demand action to support the protesters in hong kong demonstrating against a controversial extradition law. There were also images of fear and frustration from people who are increasingly desperate that the world looks on at their plight and will do no more than wring their hands. And the dangerous whirlpool tumbledryers still in peoples homes. One mother escaped with her baby daughter and toddler son. He followed me in the kitchen as i opened the door and saw the flames, i had to grab him, and get out and i had
tonight, the uk appears to be on the brink of taking military action with the us against houthi rebels who ve been attacking ships in the red sea. could parliament be recalled to discuss any uk military response? tonight we ll guide you step by step through this latest international crisis with our defence editor mark urban and our political editor nick watt. also tonight. breathtaking testimony from a fraud investigator employed by the post office to examine shortfalls at branches across the country his evidence helped wrongly convict multiple subpostmasters he investigated this ex branch manager who was suspended by the post office after shortfalls and fraud accusations. you have been told there was a growing body of cases and that in itself was not sufficient for you the question the reliability of the horizon system. because i am not technically minded. i would expect that to come from people above. shazia saddiq was with us last night and is back tonight. she was at th