Million children are in poverty. How do you justify that . How do you justify it . The most fundamental that brexit, when you backJeremy Corbyn s deal or oppose it, that brexit, when you backJeremy Corbyn s deal or oppose it, you know what, i will wait and see what it is. Your government that did not manage to get anything through parliament. Why did you not do it . One thing that came way puzzling is that hes going to go and renegotiate in the European Union and say he would put it to the people and get it stitched up in six months, how is it possible that he will get a Withdrawal Agreement in the future trade deal stitched up when the conservatives took seven yea rs . When the conservatives took seven years . We know the shape of the deal we want a new custom steel in the supply chain and all of the jobs that depend on it are not going to be lost in the process. Is it a deal so be lost in the process. Is it a deal so bad that they will remain . Leaving the eu is about leaving the two
Also tonight Extinction Rebellion wins at the High Court Judges rule that the police were wrong to ban its protests in london. A slump in profits at m s theres been a sharp fall in demand for its clothes and home goods. And coming up on bbc news double olympic champion nicola adams retires from boxing at the age of 37 over fears she could lose her sight in one eye. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. It wasnt the ideal start to an Election Campaign less than an hour before Boris Johnson got the election under way, news came through that the welsh secretary was resigning. Alun cairns quit when it became clear hed endorsed an aide even after knowing about the mans role in the collapse of a rape trial. Speaking outside number 10, the Prime Minister said a conservative win would mean getting brexit done. A contrast, he said, to the horror show of dither and delay underJeremy Corbyn. Heres our political editor, laura kuenssberg. He may have waited his life for this, but is he r
Wa nts a more than did into labels up he wants a referendum on scotland because hes told of the scott masses that he will break up the union if they keep them in power, and he wants another referendum on the eu. Unbelievable, he said tonight he wants another extension so tonight he wants another extension so that he can have another negotiation. Its not at all clear what he wants to achieve, does anybody know . We dont know. We dont know what question hed like to put to the electorate in this referendum. We dont even know what his own position is, is he for it leave mack or remainer . In or out . I dont think he knows himself the only bit of flotsam of intelligence that has emerged from the Bermuda Triangle of labours brexit policy is that they are preparing to do a new deal, then campaigned against it six months later. With all the futility of those suicidal nights in monty python. But there is one thing we do know about his policy, which is that another referendum on the eu, and othe
Several people are injured at the piccadilly theatre in londons west end after part of the ceiling collapses. And at 11 30pm, we will be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, Giles Kenningham and Maya Goodfellow. Stay with us for that. Borisjohnson has launched the conservative Election Campaign in the West Midlands, hours after visiting Buckingham Palace to meet the queen following the dissolution of parliament. He addressed supporters this evening after a day which saw the resignation of one of his cabinet colleagues. The welsh secretary, alun cairns, stepped down because of his links with a man who had sabotaged a rape trial. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg sent this from the conservative launch in birmingham. He has been one of the best known politicians in the country for a decade. But fame and having faith are not the same thing. He may be the tory partys darling, but he wants you to trust him, and to stay in number ten. I didnt want an election. I love
There is never a right time to go in politics but you can leave it longer than you should. Extinction rebellion, the climate protesters, win at the high court as judges rule that police were wrong to ban their protests in london. We report on the events of 30 years ago in berlin when the wall came down in a Popular Uprising against communist rule. And a good night for spurs, as they take on Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news, double olympic champion nicola adams retires from boxing at the age of 37 over fears she could lose her sight in one eye. Good evening. Borisjohnson has launched the conservative Election Campaign, hours after visiting Buckingham Palace to meet the queen following the dissolution of parliament. He addressed supporters this evening after a day which saw the resignation of one of his cabinet colleagues. The welsh secretary, alun cairns, stepped down because of his links with a man whod sabotaged a rape trial. Our Politi