Police investigating the manchester bomb attack find a car they say may be significant to their inquiry. And will wonder woman smash the box office . Well have that and the rest of this weeks top releases with james king in the film review. Its 5 oclock were in the city of york with just six days to polling day where later this evening theresa may and Jeremy Corbyn will both take part in the bbc Question Time leaders special. And it takes place less than 2a hours after Donald Trumps decision to take america out of the paris climate treaty. Mrs may has been accused by opponents of a pathetic response, she said she was disappointed whileJeremy Corbyn said the decision was reckless and dangerous. Well have more on that in a moment. But mrs may had to deal with another issue earlier today when Craig Mackinlay the conservative candidate in south thanet in kent was charged with offences relating to his Election Expenses two years ago. Two other conservative Party Workers will also faces char
You are still not sure who to vote for . Not sure. It has reinforced my views. I was feeling is a pathetic tojeremy views. I was feeling is a pathetic to Jeremy Corbyn but that is changed. It will maybe you are probably going to spoil your vote. Is that what you will tonight . I will still boil might i will still spoil my ballot, i do not trust them. I would never vote for either of those parties. Thank you for being with us tonight. Back to you in the spin room. Lets talk to achieve political correspondent. We knew it was going to be difficult for both of them, but that first question for theresa may, you did not come talk to the debate or confrontJeremy Corbyn directly and you did not want a general election now you do, it was tough. She came and a hard time about trust, the u turn and social care, still a lot of anxiety about that, people bringing their personal experiences, that disabled man, saying can you give me a guarantee we will not be made bankrupt by your policy . That is q
You are still not sure who to vote for . Not sure. It has reinforced my views. I was feeling is a pathetic tojeremy views. I was feeling is a pathetic to Jeremy Corbyn but that is changed. It will maybe you are probably going to spoil your vote. Is that what you will tonight . I will still boil might i will still spoil my ballot, i do not trust them. I would never vote for either of those parties. Thank you for being with us tonight. Back to you in the spin room. Lets talk to achieve political correspondent. We knew it was going to be difficult for both of them, but that first question for theresa may, you did not come talk to the debate or confrontJeremy Corbyn directly and you did not want a general election now you do, it was tough. She came and a hard time about trust, the u turn and social care, still a lot of anxiety about that, people bringing their personal experiences, that disabled man, saying can you give me a guarantee we will not be made bankrupt by your policy . That is q
vaccinated in any sort of atmosphere. so he s trying to kind of have it both ways a little bit on the issue of vaccines. yeah, i think there is no denying, john, clearly the former president here is it is not just because he believes everyone should be completely up front about being vaccinated and getting a booster, given the former president got vaccinated initially and it wasn t publicly revealed. it wasn t on camera or anything like that. booster shot as well. i think it also is driven by the fact that desantis is seen as a potential 2024 presidential front-runner. to me, the interesting part about this has nothing to do with the vaccines and everything to do with the fact that ron desantis is getting under donald trump s skin and trump is trying to do some pretty overt things about it. also getting under trump s skin, the truth. listen and watch and hanging up on npr. people have no idea how big this issue is and they don t want it to happen again.
put the right stuff on the document and so many questions now that he s going to have to answer to and it is a nightmare. it is really quite extraordinary what we have seen over the last few days. you know, in the true spirit of a tennis match going back and forth and back and forth here, at first it seemed like djokovic wasn t going to be able to play, wasn t going to be able to stay, then the judge ruled and he ll stay and play, and now i wonder if everyone turns their head the other direction and starting to say, it is not looking good for djokovic right now because of his own actions. yeah. 100%. and, you know, going into the first original court case, about a 90% plus australians felt that they wanted him out of the country. then after the court case, apparently there was a big swing from the public just saying, okay, well, the court case is done now. they have adjudicated he can stay in the country. so people sort of thought, okay, let s just let him play. now this has come o