There is no place whatsoever for anti semitism in any shape or form, or in any place whatsoever in modern britain, and undera Labour Government it will not be tom narrated in any form whatsoever. Tolerated. Millions are urged to make sure their voice is heard as the midnight deadline looms to register to vote in next months general election. More than 105 Million Pounds the builder and shop worker who scooped the euromillions jackpot and now find themselves on britains rich list. In a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. Well be speaking to Labour Party Member and political journalist Michael Segalov following comments from the chief rabbi, ephraim mirvis, criticising Jeremy Corbyn and the labour party for not doing enough to tackle anti semitism. At eight oclock, bethan rhys roberts and Jason Mohammad host a special Election Debate edition of wales live, from haverfordwest. And at 10. 40 and 11. 30, well take a first
Nor do they have subjects bound by loyalty or blood. The ruling has big implications for white house staffers, this is beyond 100 days. Past and present, whore resisting with me, Michelle Fleury in new york, Christian Fraser is in london. Our top stories congressional subpoenas. Jeremy corbyn insists theres no place for anti semitism also on the programme. In britain after the chief rabbi launches an outspoken attack on the labour leaders handling of racism againstjews. Betrayed by big tech a federaljudge rules that we talk to the author of a book white house staff can be made on how some of the biggest names to testify before congress rejecting the Trump Administrations in Silicon Valley have not lived up claims of immunity. To their early promises. And the turkeys that coming up in the next half hour. Won a late reprieve. Bread and butter will be granted the new book that documents the work a thanksgiving pardon, of russian agents in britain. In the white house rose garden we will be
Following president trumps decision to recognisejerusalem as israels capital, will be live at the united nations, where this has been in discussion tonight. And we will be live in the pennines, where temperatures are due to dip below freezing tonight. Thats ahead on bbc news. But now, time for sportsday. Hello, and welcome to sportsday. Im Lizzie Greenwood hughes. Heres whats coming up on tonights show. Its mourinho versus guardiola. United versus city. Second versus first. We look ahead to the premier leagues most expensive game in history. The first against the second. Its a big match. Its important because its united, because you can get points. Well, soon those big games will be taking on the likes of strictly on saturday night tv as the premier league goes prime time. And mooen rests his finger from the ashes pulse as the england all rounder says he wont bowl in tomorrows tour match ahead of the third test. Well, plenty to get through tonight. But were starting with football, beca
I was born and bred in this city. The streets where i grew up havent changed much. You cant say that for the Beating Heart of the capital. Now, i know not everyone enjoys hearing a cardiff accent, like, and many people around wales view my city with suspicion. They tell me that almost daily on my radio show. And, in a way, i can see why, because, lets face it, cardiff has benefited just from being our capital city. But fair play to the place, its taken its chance, reinventing itself against all the odds. I used to come to butetown to go to the mosque. It was the docks back then derelict and depressed. Old, heavy industries were shrinking, as was cardiffs population. But then things began to change. Just look at cardiff now. This city has completely transformed itself in around 20 years. The jobs are in government, theyre in media, in leisure and also in shopping. It describes itself as europes youngest capital and its got even more growing to do. My dad used to be a bus driver and fini