Is another day in parliament laughter other government ministers are defiant too. No apology is required for breaking the law. I dont think that the government should apologise for having a strong domestic agenda. I dont think we should apologise also for seeking to advance our exit from the European Union. I dont think the government should apologise also for saying that we are attempting to honour the democratic will of the british people. Whats the opposition parties plan . Jeremy corbyn says mrjohnson should resign, but isnt going to call for a vote of no confidence today. The Supreme Court have said that he acted illegally, and parliament has reopened. This is a constitutional problem of huge proportions. It isnt a problem. And thats why i called for the Prime Minister to resign, because of the way he has been found wanting, badly wanting, by the Supreme Court. Hello, welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. We are live from westminster. What do you make of the l
Hello. This is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines the Prime Minister says hes marginally more optimistic about striking a brexit deal after meeting g7 leaders in france, saying it the job of everyone in parliament to deliver on time. Leaders at the summit pledge 22 million to help tackle the devastating fires in the amazon rainforest. An oklahoma judge rules that drugmakerjohnson johnson must pay 572 million for its part in fuelling the states opioid addiction crisis. The largest earthquake thought to be caused by a fracking site in the uk has been felt in lancashire. And record breaking weather the hottest Late August Bank Holiday sees temperatures hit 33 degrees celsius. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Kevin Schofield, editor of politicshome, and broadcaster daisy mcandrew. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The i leads with
Now on bbc news, thursday in parliament. Hello, and welcome to thursday in parliament. Coming up after the suicide of his father, an mp calls for a change in the law to allow assisted dying. What drove him to end his life at that point was the fear that if he didnt act when he could and was still able to do so, then he would lose the opportunity to act at all. Ministers are accused of potential cover up or incompetence over documents relating to the deaths of disability benefits claimants. A governments first duty is to protect its people all its people. But they are failing the sick and disabled, and this reveals the enormity of this failure. And peers press the government to force muslim couples to have a civil marriage, as well as a religious ceremony. Where human rights are concerned, there is no room for cultural exceptions. But first an mp has made an emotional plea for the laws on assisted dying to be changed on the anniversary of his fathers suicide. Labours Paul Blomfield told
Then why are our £350 worse off which i have to find from somewhere. Ididnt which i have to find from somewhere. Ididnt plan which i have to find from somewhere. I didnt plan to go back to work until my youngest was in school but in preparation i have had to go back to work and find childcare where it isnt readily available and pay for more childcare isjust isnt readily available and pay for more childcare is just so isnt readily available and pay for more childcare isjust so i have a little bit of cash behind me so we can get through summer. And the hit Series Chernobyl depicting the Nuclear Disaster that took place there in 1986 has seen a big increase in customers want to take tours there. This is what you get to see if you go. Would you be tempted . Hello and welcome to the programme. We are alive until 11 i am. We would like to hear from you today and tomorrow if a member of your family took part and the d day landings we re took part and the d day landings were of the roles. Do
The television on horse racing for 40 years. Hes negotiated with the ira , believe it or not, with the ira, believe it or not, and hes going to have some top tips for us for the national in a couple of weeks time. Derek thompson joins me on talking pints before all of that, pints but before all of that, lets get news with polly lets get the news with polly middlehurst. Nigel, thank you and good evening to you. Well the bank of england has held the Interest Rate at 5. 25 for the fifth time in a row today. The bank of england governor, andrew bailey, saying the economy is not yet at the point where rates can be lowered. But he said things are moving in the right direction. Inflation is expected to fall below 2 by the summer, but the bank of england said the conflict in the middle east and disruption to commercial shipping in the red sea risked further price surging. The work further price surging. The work and pensions secretary is warning that britains acceptance of a Mental Health cult