As the new leader of the liberal democrats. The mp for East Dunbartonshire beat her rival ed davey. Our deputy Political Editor john pienaar has more. New face, same promise stop brexit, or try. Jo swinson was favourite to win, and she did, easily. Jo swinson 47,000. Standing against brexit has been the lib dems best game plan, and she is sticking to it. In the face of nationalism, populism, the catastrophe of brexit, the two old parties have failed. 0ur party has been clear on brexit from day one. We believe the uks best future is as members of the european union. And thats why, as your leader, i will do whatever it takes to stop brexit. She has come a long way. This tax on learning is not acceptable. As a student, jo swinson campaigned against tuition fees. Westminsters youngest mp in 2005, she was a minister in the coalition which introduced the tuition fees that helped wreck the lib dems popularity. She lost her seat in 2015, like all but a handful of lib dems. Back two years later
To death in a row on a train, has been found guilty of murder and jailed for life. Lee pomeroy was travelling with his 14 year old son, when he was stabbed 18 times by Darren Pencille, on the guildford to London Service injanuary. The jury at the old bailey rejected pencilles claim that he was acting in self defence, and his girlfriend was also found guilty of helping him hide from police. Our correspondent richard galpin, reports from the old bailey. It should have been a fun trip together on the train. A father, lee pomeroy, and his young son heading to london. But also on board was Darren Pencille, who had previously been convicted for stabbing a man in the neck. Cctv footage shows pencille and mr pomeroy arguing because the aisle was blocked it escalated rapidly. You bleep heard what i said put your hands on me, i dare you, i dare you mr pomeroy, who allegedly had a reputation for starting fights, pursued pencille into the next carriage. Pencille was then overheard saying he was go
I have learned how to cook. I am looking forward to more camping trips, because they always bring out new activities. Theres like a wild forest that you can go and explore. Theres lots of different activities. Our last camping trip was pretty funny. Because we didnt want to sleep in our tent, we would stick our heads out and look at the stars, which was pretty fun. My dear brother scout, i am 80 years old. What do you think of that . But i cant say i feel very much older than some of you. The scouting values are still there, rooted in that friendship and endeavour and going the extra mile and helping your community. And i think hed have this huge sense of pride. Nearly 80 years after robert Baden Powells death, the movement he founded is thriving and gilwell is its beating heart. Well, a little earlier on bbc breakfast, robert caught up with a few of the scouts taking part in this weekends activities. 4500 a500 explorers kites, ia 18, there they are. These guys are going to be up they
We talk to the victims minister about the new legisaltion. About the new legislation. If someone hears shouting, or plate smashing, as a number of people did a few weeks ago Boris Johnsons flat. Should people call the police if they are worried for someones safety . I hope you understand i cant comment on an individual case but certainly in terms of generality, its about being a good neighbour, i think. If you hear something going on, if you feel able to perhaps knock on their door and check everythings all right. But of course, if you are worried, do the police. Worried, do call the police. And its 50 years since this historic moment. We have a lift off. Apollo 11 blasted off on itsjourney to the first moon landing. We will speak to a man who was in the control centre for the launch. And helped teach Neil Armstrong and buzz aldrin how to put on their space suits. Hello, welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. The government is going to introduce the first ever Legal
Of its users data privacy. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are nigel nelson, Political Editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The sunday telegraph leads with more on those diplomatic leaks. It reports that the Cabinet Office called in the police chief who threatened to prosecute those who published sensitive memos, dragging the Prime Minister into a row over press freedom. The sunday times claims the brext Party Chairman, richard tice, has been embroilled in the so called trump files scandal, after it emerged he is in a relationship with the journalist who broke the story. The sunday express says brexit party leader, nigel farage, has a plan to wipe out labour in its northern heartland, saying it was a historic mistake for the party to back remain. The observer reports on the ongoing row over anti semitism within labour, sayi