august. one of britain s two most notorious paedophiles has been stabbed to death in prison. we have all the spot. another big night of football. gareth southgate is going to be looking for a big response from his england players. they were awful against the czech republic last friday. they can qualify for next summer s euros. looking at the weather. it is looking difficult here. we have some very wet weather this afternoon across england and wales. particularly concerned with the south east of england and eastern england as we had to the sea bed where we could see some torrential downpours as thunderstorms come packing in. if you are taking to the roads expect some problems. we could see some public transport disruption. coming up, the offerand public transport disruption. coming up, the offer and is believed to be british missing after an iis camp was overrun. they are and safe with aid workers in syria. this is afternoon light. i am simon mccoy. the queen in the last two h
hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament, over the further brexit delay. does my right honourable friend, the prime minister, appreciate the anger that her abject surrender last night has generated across the country? mps welcome plans to get tough with internet companies. for the sake of the family of molly russell and the victims of christchurch, we must work together across this house to make sure that social media companies and tech companies are properly held to account. also on this programme, mps mark 50 years of the uk s at sea nuclear deterrent. jeremy corbyn challenges theresa may over funding for local services. and, in the lords, a peer has a solution for those worried that new uk passports don t have the words european union on the front cover. it would be sensible to put a question mark after european union. and then in due course, my lords, we can tipp ex it out. just as the uk was heading for another brexit exit day, the brakes were jammed on and the
hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament, where there s anger at the prime minister over the further brexit delay. does my right honourable friend, the prime minister, appreciate the anger that her abject surrender last night has generated across the country? mps welcome plans to get tough with internet companies. for the sake of the family of molly russell and the victims of christchurch, we must work together across this house to make sure that social media companies and tech companies are properly held to account. also on this programme, mps mark 50 years of the uk s at sea nuclear deterrent. jeremy corbyn challenges theresa may over funding for local services. and, in the lords, a peer has a solution for those worried that new uk passports don t have the words european union on the front cover. it would be sensible to put a question mark after european union. and then in due course, my lords, we can tipp ex it out. but first. just as the uk was heading for anoth
mps mark 50 years of the uk s at sea nuclear deterrent. jeremy corbyn challenges theresa may over funding for local services. and, in the lords, a peer has a solution for those worried that new uk passports don t have the words european union on the front cover. it would be sensible to put a question mark after european union . and then in due course, my lords, we can tipp ex it out. but first. just as the uk was heading for another brexit exit day, the brakes were jammed on and the date of our departure from the eu put off for up to six months. the flexible extension runs until the 31st of october or earlier if mps agree a deal and means the uk looks set to take part in the european elections in may. so how exactly did we get here? the week had started with parliament passing emergency legislation late on monday, binding theresa may to asking for a further delay. with that demand ringing in her ears, the next day, the prime minister went off to berlin for talks with t
hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament, where there s anger at the prime minister over the further brexit delay. does my right honourable friend, the prime minister, appreciate the anger that her abject surrender last night has generated across the country? mps welcome plans to get tough with internet companies. for the sake of the family of molly russell and the victims of christchurch, we must work together across this house to make sure that social media companies and tech companies are properly held to account. also on this programme, mps mark 50 years of the uk s at sea nuclear deterrent. jeremy corbyn challenges theresa may over funding for local services. and, in the lords, a peer has a solution for those worried that new uk passports don t have the words european union on the front cover. it would be sensible to put a question mark after european union. and then in due course, my lords, we can tipp ex it out. but first. just as the uk was heading for anoth