Right to apologise. The green party will promise to invest £100 billion a year for a decade to rid the uk of fossil fuels, as it launches its campaign. We have to make this investment if we are going to tackle the Climate Emergency and we have to make it now rather than in ten years time. Well bring you the latest election developments live from downing street throught the programme. Im anita mcveigh. The other stories this morning. The trial of the man accused of murdering british backpacker Grace Millane begins in new zealand. A bbc investigation finds that prosecutors used evidence provided by so called paedophile hunters in more than 250 cases against suspected abusers last year. Marks spencer says it is rapidly pushing ahead with its turnaround plan after news of a half year sales slump. Eight goals, two red cards, two penalties, and two own goals. And an amazing second half comeback. Chelsea hold ajax to a dramatic 4 1; draw. Well have the full report in the sport later this hou
Being traded by their Employers Without their knowledge or consent. Now on bbc news, hardalk Stephen Sackur talks to campaignerand businesswoman gina miller. Welcome to hardtalk, im Stephen Sackur. Perhaps inevitably, britains unresolved brexit agony has led to a general election. The Current Parliament couldnt find a path out of the morass so the people must now elect a new one. Brexit has exposed deep tensions in britains vaunted system of democracy, raising questions about the relationship between the people, parliament, government and the courts. My guest is businesswoman gina miller, who led two legal challenges to the governments pre Brexit Strategy and won both times. How come this non politician has had such an impact upon britains Political Landscape . Gina miller, welcome to hardtalk. Lovely to be here. It seems something very important happened to you after thatjune 2016 referendum which saw a majority voting for brexit. You ceased to be just a concerned citizen looking at t
Welcome to hard tour, im stephen sackur. Perhaps inevitably, britains unresolved brexit agony has led to a general election. The Current Parliament couldnt find a path out of the morass so the people must now elect a new one. Brexit has exposed deep tensions in britains vaunted system of democracy, raising questions about the relationship between the people, parliament, government and the courts. My guest s businesswoman gina miller, who led to legal challenges to the governments read Brexit Strategy and won both times. How come this non politician is at such an impact upon britains Political Landscape . Gina miller, welcome to hardtalk. Lovely to be here. It seems something very important happened to you after that june 2016 something very important happened to you after thatjune 2016 referendum which saw a majority voting for brexit. You cease to bejust which saw a majority voting for brexit. You cease to be just a concerned citizen looking at the politics of written. You became an a
After a crash resulted in the death of teenager harry dunn. You have two wonderful parents that lost their sons and a woman who was driving on the wrong side of the road, and that can happen. You know, those are the opposite roads. That happens. I wont say it ever happened to me, but it did. The mother of Team Gb Snowboarder ellie soutter says she wants to help those with Mental Health problems, in herfirst interview since her daughter took her own life. She couldnt say how she felt, for whatever reason. I can now encourage people to say how they, you know, to speak up and to share and to talk to their parents or to share with their friends and things like that if they are having any problems, and i think that thats whats pushing me on. Englands outgoing chief medical officer says eating and drinking on local public transport should be banned to help tackle childhood obesity. And englands world cup rugby match against france is cancelled because of a typhoon heading forjapan. More in t
Is causing huge problems, so, yes, oui is causing huge problems, so, yes, our constitution is being stress tested by the necessity to proceed with brexit. Do you agree with that, alison, and if it is being tested, almost to destruction, what do we need to do about that . Is that something the Supreme Court is going to address this week, potentially . |i do to address this week, potentially . do accept that it is being tested, andi do accept that it is being tested, and i think it is because you are in and i think it is because you are in a very difficult situation, you have an issue that is very divisive, very strong opinions on both sides, and you have a strict time limit set out by the legal requirements of the European Union, so i can see the pressure, but at the same time if you are going to start thinking about a new written constitution, you need to think very carefully about what those principles should be and how they should work, and i dont think that is a job for the Supreme