High office. He says the very soul scattered shop showers into the of our nation is at stake. In the north west. 10 12 degrees. Letter, talks about howjewish something colder in the north east, people feel in the uk. He says he aberdeen only seeing highs of six may even feel frightened. Its celsius. A northerly wind kicks in something that labour absolutely has by the end of the working week. As to reflect on seriously. The truth we move into friday, that northerly is, for months now, there have been wind could trigger off showers to the north sea coast but elsewhere it very serious concerns expressed about how labour deals with isa the north sea coast but elsewhere it is a quite story. Dry and sunshine coming through but temperatures are anti semitism, and there was an really subdued, five seven enquiry into this, a while back, a lot of people in thejewish degrees. Overnight, on friday, community thought that was a widespread hard frost on thursday. Whitewash. Youve seen female jewish
There was an oven and that night and day a stoker heaved human logs into it. Translation you cant avoid the smell of burning flesh. You couldnt say, i wont think about it. You had to keep breathing. You became part of that burning flesh. Injuly, 99 years to the day since his beloved Cultural Centre was burned to the ground, boris returned there. The flames that haunted his childhood were behind him but the plight of all the victims of the death camps remain. And, he says, must never be forgotten. The story of boris pahor who is now 106. And you can see the whole programme the man who saw too much on bbc one this wednesday at 10 1i5pm. Thats it. Now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. The man at the centre of racist abuse allegations byjofra archer appears to try and get in touch with the england fast bowler on social media, as investigations into the incident in new zealand continue wada want a four year ban for russia from all sports. A panel h
The gang film blue story after violent incidents outside several of its venues. And at 11 30, well be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the observers sonia sodha and the telegraphs Anna Mikhailova stay with us for that. Good evening. The chief rabbi has made a highly unusual intervention in the general Election Campaign by condemning what he says is Jeremy Corbyns failure to deal with anti semitism, and by questioning the labour leaders fitness for downing street. Writing in the times newspaper, ephraim mirvis, whos britains most seniorjewish leader, said labour has responded saying well, in a moment well talk to our Political Correspondent chris mason, but first, here is Martin Basheer explaining how significant the chief rabbi plasma comments are. The chief rabbi has oversight behalf of those in the United Kingdom who identify as practising jewish and he says that labours claim that they are doing everything in their powers to root out anti semitism is in his
Of alcohol people are buying, prompting calls for the rest of the uk to follow suit. Prince harry on Climate Change the world will be a very troubling place he says if people continue to deny it. In a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. Stay with us for beyond 100 days, we will have some reaction to the hearing from investment buddy carter in georgia. After eight oclock well be talking to mrs Darryl Roberts to discuss these targeted mps. And later at 10 40 and 11. 30 well be taking a first look at tomorrows front pages with Anna Mikhailova the deputy Political Editor of the telegraph and the director of demos polly mackenzie. Lots of good things ahead on the channel. Hello, im 0lly foster, heres whats coming up on sportsday this evening. 0wen farrell sees stars, but england earn their stripes against the usa at the Rugby World Cup. Derbys captain Richard Keogh is out until the end of the season, injured in a car cras
To what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Anna Mikhailova the deputy Political Editor of thetelegraph and the director of the cross Party Think Tank demos, polly mackenzie. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. Boris johnsons most senior brexit adviser Dominic Cummings is pictured on the front of the telegraph. The paper reports he says politicians who refuse to respect the result of the eu referendum, should not complain about rancour in the house of commons. The independent has a scoop about an oil company which is run by a major tory donor who met with borisjohnson, has had a £1. 6 billion deal underwri by th british taxpayer, despite it being investigated by the seriour fraud office. the Financial Times reports on accusations of a cover up facing the white house, over a call between donald trump and the ukranian president. A story we have been covering earlier this evening. Dont be a bully boris reads the headling across the metro. The Prime Minister