In the capital tens of thousands demand change. Cramming into a camp thousands of refugees are relocated on the last boss there are new fears for their health and safety. And in sport patrick reed has a half way to the u. S. So then. When his 2nd major title. She spend a pillar of the fight for womens rights and a liberal leader in the u. S. Now the death of long serving Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg is poised to trigger a significant political battle just weeks ahead of the president ial election even as the 87 year old was dying from pancreatic cancer she passed on a plea that there should be no rush to fill the vacancy in americas highest legal body aljazeera as alan fischer looks at ginsbergs legacy. They started to gather on the steps of the Supreme Court in washington his use of Ruth Bader Ginsburgs death broke it brought flowers and candles the number swelled people marking a loss they felt personally. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was physically small but her presence loomed
Condemns the tax on up to 7000 people. And times up for tech talk the u. S. Government will ban downloads of the chinese odor from sunday. Hello france a seen a Record Number of new coronavirus cases with more than 13000 infections registered in the past 24 hours the Health Ministry says 154 people died in hospital on thursday thats the highest number in 4 months the u. K. Government is considering whether to impose a 2nd National Lockdown of the daily cases in england nearly doubled to around 6000 in the past week israel is back in nationwide lockdown for a 2nd time following a spike in numbers its come at the height of the jewish Holiday Season and many European Countries are introducing new measures movement is being limited in spains capital denmark is applying a curfew for bars and iceland will close pubs in the capital for 4 days not in barber has more details. Early on in the pandemic spain was hit just about as hard as anywhere in europe now in the capital madrid the Health Sys
Cheering applause in this stage in the Election Campaign which is now over i dont think i will take any questions but i will talk briefly to the media. Thank you all very much, everybody. Borisjohnson there in sedgefield in the north east. Tony blairs former constituency. The ultimate political humiliation some might say to the labour party as borisjohnson repeats those messages that we saw outside downing street yesterday. Unite and level up being one of the key mantras there and talking about health care, education and police, all the factors we have seen him say in the election trail. We are still joined by tony blairs former political secretary. What did you make of that . It is masterful in a way to be able to say we are here and we have taken the north east . You can see the confidence that a massive majority has given him. It is his country and it will be his agenda. Unite, level up. Powerful m essa 9 es agenda. Unite, level up. Powerful messages because we are a divided country
Why did thomas cooks top bosses pay themselves millions in bonuses with the company on the brink of collapse . The government wants an investigation to be fast tracked. One thomas cook worker tells us shes feeling completely lost today. I think it is too late for anything, if im honest. Like they said, it happened overnight, weve all woken up with no jobs, what do you do . I dont really know where to go from here, to be honest. And labours voted to stay neutral on brexit in a general election. But is that enough to convince the partys core northern voters to back them . Ex miners in bolsover in derbyshire tell us what they think ofjeremy corbyn. I have always been labour, ex miner, my dad was a minor, all my dads brothers were minors, so i dont really. I cant bring myself to vote tory, i could never do that, but i cant supportjeremy corbyn. Well ask the former miner and Labour Party Chairman ian lavery what he thinks of that. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this mor
May i first of all, congratulate the Prime Minister on her triumph last friday. Here, here. Can ijoin my right honourable and learned friend in congratulating my right honourable friend in driving through an improved agreement on friday against what many thought could not have been feasible. Today really was an illustration about old Harold Wilson cliche that a week is a long time in politics. So how did theresa may go from humiliation in brussels to widespread praise on her own benches . Well, the vast majority of tory mps want to give her space ahead of the eu summit in brussels this week. I am also told that the crucial change in mood came over the weekend when downing street offered assurances to euro sceptics on one of their main concerns from last weeks deal with the eu this was that the offer on Northern Ireland could be used to smuggle the uk back into the Single Market. They were told this was not possible for one very simple reason if the uk crashes out of the eu, with no dea