To answer that question, is the Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho and for labour, shadow justice secretary Shabana Mahmood. Hello to you both over there. Theyll both hear how the boss of the governments climate watchdog, chris stark, thinks theyre all in fear. Its London Marathon day so were on bbc two but you might recognise some of the runners how come laura. Just getting ready for the marathon. It will be quite a tough one, maybe not quite some as tough one, maybe not quite some as tough as all the questions you ask way. And with me at the desk, eco warrior and broadcaster Chris Packham layla moran, liberal Democrat Foreign Affairs spokesperson, and businessman lukejohnson former chair of Pizza Express and channel 4, now chairman of gails the bakery chain. Lets start with whats in the news. On our theme today, the Sunday People Sastust stop oil are planning to wreck Holiday Plans by storming airports this summer. The observers splashes with labour shifting to target pensioners trying
the boss of one of japan s biggest pop talent agencies has resigned after revealing details of sexual abuse committed by its late founder. we ll hear from the bbc reporter who originally broke the story. and a review of veterinary services in the uk is launched , amid concerns pet owners are often facing eye watering bills. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s mimi fawaz. and to some developments in women s football in spain. players in the top tier of the women s game will strike over pay and conditions. the new liga f season is due to start on friday but instead players will walk out for the first two games. the spanish players association said the strike was called because a fair deal could not be reached. negotiations began a year ago but the league said the players demands would lead to economic failure . and to some football transfer news. everton s demarai gray has become the latest player to move to saudi arabia. he has joined al ett
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