You have already indicated that you will do a calendar style agreement which would take seven years to negotiate. So youre not going to get it done in a few months and you know that perfectly well. Are the highlights from the first half of the debate, which is wrapping up as i speak, to be going to an advertisement break which will be oui advertisement break which will be our opportunity to speak to our Political Correspondent who was at the debate venue in salford for us. This lining up the shot before they go for their advertisement break. You can see that at the moment, youll be talking, a couple of interesting things i noticed was that Boris Johnson interesting things i noticed was that borisjohnson was talking about the nhs and insisting that there would be no question of the nhs. I gather you can hear us now. One of the things i was saying to us than that struck to me was Boris Johnson slapping down a suggestion that the nhs might feature in a trade deal with the United States. A
Through and create an ointment that will connect with the wider public . I think you did because what we are saying is that on the 13th of december as saying is that on the 13th of decemberas an end saying is that on the 13th of december as an end to austerity, we invest in our communities and create that better, bigger and more equal britain after ten years of tory cuts, after ten years of devastation to many communities. Youre sounding more passionate than jeremy to many communities. Youre sounding more passionate thanJeremy Corbyn did tonight. On the straight question. Investing in education and making this country a better place, because it can be a better place. On the question he was asked several times, six times by Boris Johnson, would he leave or remain. Ten times. He was asked several times would you leave or remain in the referendum labour is promising. Why can you say what many labour mps are saying, that remain as an m better deal, or that they dont want another referendum
That he would have. We have had nine years of Chaotic Coalition already. Two white house aides who listened in on the trump ukraine call that sparked impeachment inquiry have been testifying to congress. First, we are going to turn to washington, dc. The impeachment inquiry into donald trump continues. This is the live feed coming in as to more people give testimony. And also the former europe adviser, tim morrison, theyll be taking questions from the democrats and republicans as well. Earlier, a white house official testified that president Donald Trumps phone call with his ukrainian counterpart injuly was so inappropriate, he reported it without hesitation. Were into the third day of public hearings the focus of the inquiry is on whether donald trump withheld military aid to pressure ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden. So, centre of attention today is Alexander Vindman hes a decorated military veteran who now works as a ukraine specialist on the Us National Security
To his board. Police are searching for at least two people over the Fatal Shooting of a Marketing Executive who was killed in his dorset home. The german chancellor Angela Merkel will meet Vladimir Putin in her first visit to russia for two years. Also this hour. Dueting with britains favourite songbird. As they return from migration, folk singers welcome them back in the First National nightingale festival. And why marathon runner Paula Radcliffe could lose her world record under new proposals by European Athletics. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The labour Leaderjeremy Corbyn has said he is not posted offender the Home Secretary as she stated the wrong cost. This morning, diane abbott initially told Lbc The Policy would cost Three Hundred Thousand pounds, before correcting herself to about 80 million. Mr corbyn has said the policy will cost £300 million. Following developments from westminster is our assistant Political Editor, norman smith. Todayis today is meant to be