In on that breeze. Not a bad day, actually, for many of us. Some Sunshine Looks like it could break through. And, again, were in that milder air with temperatures up to around about 1a to 16 for most of us. This is bbc news, the headlines redefining extremism at the uk government names groups that are a cause for concern and could face restrictions. Us Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer says Benjamin Netanyahu is a major obstacle to peace as israel vows to push ahead with its rafah offensive. Elon musk s Spacex Mission is hailed a success even though the Starship Rocket is lost on re entry to earth. Tiktok warrants a us ban could cost us businesses billions of dollars and thousands ofjobs. And for the first time in its history, glastonbury will have to female Headline Acts. Find out which artists get the prestigious sports. Just before we go to business, some Breaking News to bring you involving a plane which was carrying the defence minister grant shapps on his way back from poland
Latest news headlines. Michelle, thank you very much. And good evening from the newsroom. Its just much. And good evening from the newsroom. Itsjust after much. And good evening from the newsroom. Its just after 6 00 newsroom. Its just after 6 00 leading the news tonight. A man who led an Armed Robbery during which a Police Officer was shot dead has been sentenced today to a minimum of 40 years behind bars, 38 year old pc Sharon Beshenivsky was fatally shot when she interrupted the raid in bradford, nearly 20 years ago. 75 year old piran ditta khan, who spent 50 years, 15 years on the run rather, was found guilty of murder despite not pulling the trigger. Hes the last of seven men involved in the robbery to be convicted. Retired detective chief superintendent andy brennan described it to khan as a violent man. The reason why hes here at 75 years of age is on the basis that he decided to flee the country in order to try and make good his escape and avoid being held responsible and accou
Coming up in the next half hour concerns that the brexit bill is a government power grab. What this house being asked again and again his take on trust that ministers will not abuse these powers. Ministers will not abuse these powers. A desperate call for better funding of refuges. The bare minimum is that someone someone should be no more than a phone call away, these people are at risk, they are in danger. Phone call away, these people are at risk, they are in danger. And on National Postal workers day, one mp suggests a quite radical gift. Renationalize. But first, were now three quarters of the way through the detailed deliberations of the European Union withdrawal bill. And tuesday was all about henry viii well, not so much him, but the powers he held. In 1539 the statute of proclamations was passed. This gave henry the power to legislate by proclamation. What on earth has that got to do with brexit . Well, there are henry viii powers in the eu withdrawal bill. These would enable
At the week in parliament. From triumph to defeat theresa mays had a roller coaster of a week with brexit. We are going to leave but we are going to do it in a smooth and orderly way. But smooth and orderly was not how it turned out in the commons. But i have to say, it is too late, im sorry, you cannot treat the house in this fashion. Also on the programme, one mp pleads for better refuges for victims of Domestic Violence. I want to see caring, well paid support workers sitting over there clients who are so traumatised they cannot eat. I want lives to be rebuilt. It started off so well. Theresa may took her place in the commons on monday having secured agreement with the eu that talks could move on to the next stage. She seemed to have pleased all factions of her party, no mean feat. At the despatch box she commended the settlement. This is good news for the people who voted leave who were worried that we were so bogged down in the negotiations, that tortuous negotiations, that it was