And the ukip leader paul nuttall said his party was the only one to be trusted to deliver a no nonsense brexit deal. And in other news tonight, tributes to the victims of the London Bridge attacks by some of the First Police Officers on the scene eight people are now known to have died. And friends and admirers attend a Memorial Service at Westminster Abbey for the entertainer Ronnie Corbett. Hello. Good evening. Welcome to bbc news. The Polling Stations open at 7am tomorrow morning after a campaign that in its latter stages has been dominated by the debate about security following the Terror Attacks in london and manchester. But on this last full day of campaigning, both theresa may and Jeremy Corbyn have returned to their main policies and messages. Tonight, well have the latest on the campaigns, and well be looking at the key policy proposals. Ourfirst report, on the eve of polling day, is by our Political Editor, laura kuenssberg. The incumbent. Let us reignite the british spirit,
The landslide it won last time, it wa nts a the landslide it won last time, it wants a strong voice in the brexit talks. For ukip, paul nuttall said his party was the only one to be trusted to deliver a no nonsense brexit deal. Well have the latest on the final hours of campaigning and a reminder of some of the key Policy Choices on offer from the parties. Tributes to the victims of the London Bridge attacks of the First Police Officers on the scene. Eight people are now known to have died. In washington, the sacked former head of the fbi reveals new details about his private meetings with president trump. And friends and admirers attend a Memorial Service at Westminster Abbey for the entertainer ronnie corbett. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news, andy murray reaches the semifinals of the french open as the defending champion Novak Djokovic is knocked out. Good evening from the bbc election centre. This is where in 2a hours time well be following the results as they come in from ev
And the ukip leader paul nuttall said his party was the only one to be trusted to deliver a no nonsense brexit deal. And in other news tonight, tributes to the victims of the London Bridge attacks by some of the First Police Officers on the scene eight people are now known to have died. And friends and admirers attend a Memorial Service at Westminster Abbey for the entertainer Ronnie Corbett. Hello. Good evening. Welcome to bbc news. The Polling Stations open at 7am tomorrow morning after a campaign that in its latter stages has been dominated by the debate about security following the Terror Attacks in london and manchester. But on this last full day of campaigning, both theresa may and Jeremy Corbyn have returned to their main policies and messages. Tonight, well have the latest on the campaigns, and well be looking at the key policy proposals. Ourfirst report, on the eve of polling day, is by our Political Editor, laura kuenssberg. The incumbent. Let us reignite the british spirit,
Where President Trump is under new pressure over the sacking of james comey. The former fbi director will give evidence to senators on thursday about whether he was pressured to drop an inquiry into links between a senior white house official and russia. Ahead of that hearing, Written Testimony has been released from mr comey. In it, he says he believes the President Trump asked him to drop the investigation into general Michael Flynn. Here are the key lines from james comeys statement. Our washington correspondent david willis says mr comeys evidence is eagerly anticipated. They are saying that this could be Bigger Box Office as far as capital hill is concerned and the Clinton Impeachment and indeed, watergate. We had this Opening Statement released on the Senate Intelligence Committee Website revealing, amongst other things, that President Trump called for this pledge of loyalty for the man he later sacked, james comey, and he called for the investigation into Michael Flynn drop. Wha
In dunedin byjust one point. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Talks are underway in Downing Street, as theresa may tries to strike a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party which will enable the conservatives to continue to govern. The Prime Minister and Arlene Foster are discussing the detailed terms of the dups backing for her minority government, focussing on the upcoming brexit negotiations and their particular implications for Northern Irelands border with the Republic Of Ireland and trade. The conservatives are having to rely on the support of ten dup mps, after they fell eight seats short of winning an overall majority in last weeks general election. Heres our Political Correspondent chris mason. The sun is shining on Northern Irelands Democratic Unionist Party. Just ten mps and their leader who now wield huge powers. Are we looking at the real government . Big smiles and with good reason. The democratic unionists are crucial in propping up theresa may in gover