That the rule of law is on the brink of total collapse after months of pro democracy protests. And the spats between Raheem Sterling and joe gomez are just like a family disagreement, according to the england manager. And at 11 30, well be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers henry zeffman, Political Correspondent for the times, and kezia dugdale, the former scottish labour leader. Stay with us for that. Good evening. The Prime Minister, whos facing criticism for his response to the severe flooding in parts of northern england, has announced more support for the communities affected. Boris johnson was speaking after chairing a meeting of cobra, the cabinets Emergency Committee. He said the situation was an absolute tragedy but labour and the liberal democrats have again said that a National Emergency should be declared. Following a months worth of rain in just 2a hours last week, rivers burst their banks, flooding parts of South Yorkshire, nottinghamshire, derbyshir
And 2nd of all because the language of the chief used in her Resignation Letter and in those subsequent interviews that shes given i mean she said that the expulsion of the 21 conservative m. P. s who were thrown out of the party by Boris Johnson for voting against him she described that as an assault on decency and democracy very strong words and she also flatly contradicted the governments stated position as far as negotiations with the European Union force johnson has said that he is strongly pursuing a deal with the European Union or rudd says thats simply not the case from her insiders you know she said that she saw no negotiations only conversations and she said that she no longer believes that leaving with a deal with a deal is the governments Main Objective 90 percent of the governments time she said was being put into preparing for no deal she said that that seemed to be the main strategy of the government and for those 2 reasons her resignation is deep in significant. A day o
Row over the future of high speed rail dominating the gathering in manchester so far, this lunchtime, the Prime Ministers moment to try to inspire. Introduced on stage by his wife, he said his mission was to fundamentally change the country. Weve had 30 years of political system. 30 years of rhetorical ambition which achieves a little more than a short term headline. And why . Because our political system is to focus on short term advantage not long success. Politicians spent a long success. Politicians spent a long time campaigning for change than actually delivering it. It doesnt have to be this way. Than actually delivering it. It doesnt have to be this way. And finall , doesnt have to be this way. And finally. An doesnt have to be this way. And finally, an end doesnt have to be this way. And finally, an end to doesnt have to be this way. And finally, an end to the spec elation over the new high speed rail link between manchester and birmingham. Hsz between manchester and birmingham
Are fighting back. Were getting organised. Were not going to take things lying down. So theyll be hearing from us. This is ever so slightly in contrast to what labour leader sir keir starmer said in 2015. Though. Sir keir starmer said in 2015. Though. Hs2, hs2 on cost and on though. Hs2, hs2 on cost and on merit , it will not achieve its merit, it will not achieve its stated objectives. And trump is stated objectives. And trump is he liable for fraud and new york judge says the former president repeatedly misrepresented his wealth to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars to banks and insurers. And ive got to say, im terribly excited. Say Jeffrey Archer is coming into the studio this morning. Hes going to tell us how you steal the crown jewels. Jewels. He is indeed. Let us know all of thoughts on our talking of your thoughts on our talking points ever. Points this morning, as ever. Email us, gbviews gbnews. Uk. Com email us, gbviews gbnews. Uk. Com well get stuck into all of those
Ra m pa ntly have gone, and yet are still rampa ntly out of have gone, and yet are still rampantly out of control and basically, what tony buckley said todayis basically, what tony buckley said today is what we have been saying for years, the costs have been deliberately underestimated, the benefits of been massively overestimated, the damage to the environment has been downplayed because its been lobbied for by the Construction Industry and there is a thing called entry and you come up with a proposal and you make it cost about what you think you can get the politicians to believe it will be working for. You say, yes, this is what is going to cost and these other benefits, go ahead with it, arent you . Yes. Its only after that point they say, actually, you know what, its going to cost billions of pounds more than that, it wont do anything like we have said but, you know what, we are getting billions of pounds out of you for building it and our mates are going to make a lot of money ar