Just 11 days after the election. On the Campaign Trail today both conservatives and labour insisted they would be ready for the challenge if they formed the next government. Theresa may told supporters that britain would be more prosperous outside the eu, Whilejeremy Corbyn accused mrs may of creating a toxic climate in talks with european partners. Our politica editor Laura Kuenssberg has the latest. You can see who seems to be enjoying it more but whoevers in charge next week, taking us out of the European Union is their biggestjob, their biggest opportunity, an the biggest danger too. And. I am confident that we can fulfil the promise of brexit together and build a britain that is stronger, fairer and even more prosperous than it is today, because the promise of brexit is great, the opportunities before us enormous. We in labour understand that getting the right deal, one that secures our countrys interest for the long term will be challenging. A matter of serious planning and negot
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Tornado watches and warnings are in effect right now for parts of mississippi all the way to georgia. it comes as the death toll is rising after those massive storms. toward through seven states, and now at least nine people are dead. dozens more injured. there were over 50 sidings of tornadoes, including 22 in illinois, 12 and arkansas aid in iowa. in arkansas. three people are dead after the violent storms swept through that state. the national weather service has confirmed at least two tornadoes have touched down in the state. girl out of commotion and stuff that it was just over. i go outside, and it s crazy as people get blood all over their faces. three people were killed when an apparent tornado ripped through sullivan, indiana, first responders work through the night to clear the streets so they could get to the places hit hardest. and illinois baseball sized hail damage. some vehicles so badly that they had to be towed from the roadway. but the
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While the full rail network is technically operational today, it s far from a normal day on the tracks. trains are in the wrong place, staff are starting later than usual, and trains that usually leave depots at 3am didn t begin to move until five. that means 6000 of today s usual services will not even leave the sidings. so it s more headaches for passengers with plenty already feeling frustrated. it took me, like, four hours to get to here. it s an absolute joke, mate, you know what i mean? there are further problems for bus passengers across yorkshire as the arriva bus strike continues, leaving even fewer public transport options. i think they deserve it but can we afford to give everybody a raise? it s better news for london commuters as the tube strike is finished but services don t begin until rush hour and passengers are being told not to expect a normal service until mid morning. so, is there an end in sight?