More than half a Million Pounds is raised for a 17 year old Racing Driver, whos had both legs amputated after being involved in a crash. Its 5 oclock. Our main story, the Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has promised to overturn what he called A Rigged System, which allowed the rich and powerful to leech off ordinary working people. In his first major speech of the Election Campaign, he said the partys manifesto was fully costed, and he denied that a conservative victory onjune the eighth was a foregone conclusion. Our political correspondent, iain watson, reports. The next Prime Minister of the uk, Jeremy Corbyn. Do you believe it, do they believe it, does he believe that . Opinion polls suggest it is highly unlikelyJeremy Corbyn will be heading for downing street. But he is trying to change peoples minds. Much of the media and the establishment are saying this election is a foregone conclusion. They think there are rules in politics which, if you dont follow by doffing your cap to the powerful people, accepting that things cannot really change, then you cannot win. But of course they do not want us to win because when we win it is the people, not the powerful who win. Jeremy corbyn was full of vim, zip and energy. He said the conservatives are morally bankrupt. The system is rigged. And he would prove people wrong. Anyone who stands up to create a better, fairer and more Decent Society gets vilified. Our party gets vilified. But we are bigger and stronger than have ever been. And more determined than we ever been. His challenge is convincing enough people outside of this run. There is a clear choice between strong and stable government under theresa may and the conservatives, or a coalition of chaos withJeremy Corbyn propped up by the snp and the lib dems. Parliament will soon be dissolved. Politics will leave this postcode and head to your postcode. If you want to have a say, you have one month to register to vote. Whilst the business of government trundles on for now, deciding who walks through this door as Prime Minister in june is in your hands. Our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. And they are off. They are. This is mr corbyns big pitch, his attempt to ship the narrative of the selection and he was to move it away from trees mays chosen theme of brexit and presented as a contest between the establishment and the people with labour and Jeremy Corbyn standing up to what he says is A Rigged System, the cosy elite, the city, the media, the tax dodgers, unscrupulous business, bosses who leech of people on zero hours contracts. It is the antiestablishmentjeremy contracts. It is the antiestablishment Jeremy Corbyn, the Samejeremy AntiestablishmentJeremy Corbyn, the same Jeremy CorbynWe AntiestablishmentJeremy Corbyn, the sameJeremy Corbyn we have known for many years, but a message which clearly delighted his audience in the hall. The real question is whether it is a message that will resonate with a broader electorate, whether there is genuinely an appetite for the sort of anti establishment politics espoused by mr corbyn. His aides believe that there is and they point to Donald Trumps victory, they pointed to the uncertainty of the French Elections, they point to the brexit referendum as evidence of this desire for change, this despondency with conventional politics. The hope is thatJeremy Corbyn conventional politics. The hope is that Jeremy Corbyn can conventional politics. The hope is thatJeremy Corbyn can ride that we have here and it can propel him to victory as it did propel him to victory as it did propel him to victory in the two leadership contests when he trounced to very conventional candidates. I think the danger is that this is a General Election. It is not an internal Labour Leadership contest. You are dealing with a very different and larger electorate and the question is whether people really are interested in mr corbyns desire to bring up the rooms and tear down the elite or whether they are interested in much more every mundane issues around their mortgages, around schools and those sorts of things. He didnt mention brexit. That is at the heart of theresa mays campaign. She immediately started to tackle theissue she immediately started to tackle the issue of migration. It is quite noticeable. Mr corbyn does not mention brexit. He did not really when he did a stump speech in croydon Yesterday And Today he only mentioned it when challenged by reporters. It was interesting the hostility and anger directed at the media during mr corbyns speech. There was a moment when he appeared to leave open the option that labour might actually go with a second referendum. His aides later squashed that idea because i think they realised that would just add further confusion as to what the position is on brexit. At the moment, they seem to be in all sorts of difficulties, pummelled by brexit supporters who feel they are not Strong Enough in making the case for brexit, pummelled by prominent supporters who feel they are not Strong Enough infighting theresa may over brexit. They are still in a difficulty over brexit and no wonder Theresa May Wa Nted Brexit and no wonder theresa may wanted to keep the focus on that issue. Just looking at the row within unite, the battle for the leadership. One person has been suspended and doesnt know why. There is a parallel with the argument with Len Mccluskey and was going on in the labour party. This is fascinating. Here we have the election for the most powerful Union Position in the country, a position which is pivotal to jeremy position in the country, a position which is pivotal toJeremy Corbyns leadership. The votes are now in. They are being validated today. They are counted tomorrow and on the eve of that kind, mr coyne has been suspended for, i understand, the equivalent of bringing the union into disrepute for allegedly making defamatory remarks about Len Mccluskey. The clear suspicion, i think, of supporters of mr coyne is that this is some sort of attempt to derail his campaign. They are insisting that being suspended from your position as West MidlandsRegional Organiser in no way impacts on his eligibility to remain a candidate, but it is possible to see circumstances where, if mr coyne we re circumstances where, if mr coyne were to be successful, and i am told the result is on a knife edge, if he we re the result is on a knife edge, if he were to be successful, it is possible that his suspension might provide grounds for declaring such a victory null and void. We are in very murky territory, but it does seem an extraordinary coincidence that on the eve of the results being counted, the candidate challenging Len Mccluskey, Jeremy Corbyns man, is suspended from his position in the union. The Prime Minister has been visiting a Manufacturing Business in enfield this afternoon. Speaking to reports theresa may said she believed leaving the eu would help lower annual net migration to the Tens Of Thousands. Ben wright is in enfield. Brexit at the heart of her campaign. Yes, that is what she wanted to talk about. Visiting a Radar Manufacturer here in enfield, north london, there is a ct which is incredibly marginal. It is held by labour with a majority of just 1000 and the tories will be eyeing up this seat as the approach polling day. She was asked about Jeremy Corbyns speech and instead of attacking it for being pretty on the left, it is a rant against the establishment. Instead she wanted to talk about the eu and Jeremy Corbyn not in that speech ruling out a second referendum, even though it, as norman said, aides close to Jeremy Corbyn have said it will not be in the manifesto. That is not the policy, to have a second referendum. That is and remains the key line of attack going into this election. I asked as well about the conservativess own manifesto which is being worked on now and whether 01 is being worked on now and whether or not it would include a repeat of their promise to try to bring net migration down to the Tens Of Thousands. I asked would it be in this manifesto . We have been very clear, as i was as secretary for six years, that we have net migration in sustainable numbers. We believe that sustainable numbers. We believe that sustainable numbers. We believe that sustainable numbers are the Tens Of Thousands. Obviously, leaving the European Union means we can bring in control in terms of people moving from the eu into the uk as well as people from outside the eu coming into the united kingdom. You will have another target . We want to see sustainable net migration. I believe thatis sustainable net migration. I believe that is in the Tens Of Thousands. Leaving the European Union enables us leaving the European Union enables us to control our borders in relation to people coming from the eu as well as those coming from outside the eu. Their ego. I think that was confirmation that the Tens Of Thousands target will be in the ma nifesto. Of thousands target will be in the manifesto. Even though it cost such difficulty for the previous government. Clearly the premonition thinks outside the eu there will be more controlled and that target will be achievable. The former ukip mp for clacton, douglas carswell, says he wont be standing for re election. Mr ca rswell became independent last month, but now says the Eu Referendum result means its job done so far as his political career is concerned. Scotlands first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has said labour is unelectable under Jeremy Corbyns leadership. She clashed with ruth davison in a iow she clashed with ruth davison in a row over Child Tax Credit reform. The so called rape clause which mean women who were ripped out to prove their third child was born as a result of this in order to qualify foran result of this in order to qualify for an exemption. Rival msp s javid schum at the conservative leader in scotla nd schum at the conservative leader in scotland after she refused to condemn because when Nicola Sturgeon asked whether she agreed it utterly abhorrent. Lets go to our scotland correspondent who is outside hollywood. These two women no holds barred. These two women no holds barredm was really quite robust in the chamber in the parliament behind me during first ministers questions. There was a protest outside as well over that issue of Welfare Reforms by the uk government. What was interesting is that while first ministers questions is always robust and lively, four of the leaders of the main parties here we re leaders of the main parties here were united at the front of that protest opposing those Welfare Reforms. We saw the leaders of the snp, the greens, the liberal democrats and labour all coming together to oppose that so called rape clause. That is by the uk government. It did see those robust exchanges in first ministers questions with ruth davison greeted by course of shame in the chamber after she refused to condemn the policy. Ruth davison, Scottish Conservative leader in turn said it was the nationalist who were being shameful in her words, pouring negativity on the country as part of their Election Campaign and she said Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish First minister, if she didnt like the two tax policy, she could choose to change it. Nicola sturgeon said that it was only the snp, she argued, who could oppose an increasingly hardline conservative government. Because of the unelectability of labour, scotland faces the prospect of an unfettered, out of control tory government, and we know the damage that can do to scotland. To our budget, to the vulnerable, to pensions, to our economy. So thats the choice for scotland. Vote snp to make sure that scotlands voice is heard, and that scotland has protection against the tories. The leader of scottish labour claimed that it suited the snp for the conservatives to stay in power. She suggested the only thing the snp car about is having another referendum and Willie Rennie from the liberal democrat chose to focus on europe and called on the snp to clarify their position on europe, which he suggested is getting slightly softer. On the issue of europe, of course we had been expecting Nicola Sturgeon to set out how she proposed to progress her plans for a second independence referendum over the coming weeks. I think it is not clear if that will happen at all now that a Snap Election has been called. The green party has launched what it calls its boldest Election Campaign ever. The party set out its goals in bristol, where it hopes to take the bristol west seat from labour with current mep molly scott cato. It set out its vision for young people and also called for the voting age to be lowered to 16. Co leader caroline lucas, the partys only mp, said the greens would continue to tackle brexit, the environment and affordable housing. If you are a young person trying to get your foot on the housing ladder, especially in a place like bristol or brighton, it is a nightmare. We need to have genuinely affordable housing, notjust a government that changes the definition of that. We know it is not delivering. The need for the green party has never been greater. If you want to cast a vote that is opposed to an extreme brexit, that is standing up for a Real Investment in Public Services and a more equal society and will always put the environment and Climate Change at the heart of all our policies, the only way to do it nationally is to vote green. The only way to do it in bristol west is to vote for the wonderful molly. And you can keep up to date with all the latest on the election on the bbc website at bbc. Co. Uk news. Jeremy corbyn pledges to challenge what he calls A Rigged System and said the Election Result was not a foregone conclusion. The premise to reiterate commitment for net migration to fall into the Tens Of Thousands for britain leaving the European Union. Jerod coyne who is challenging benat auzqui as leader of the unite union has been suspended from his post as regional secretary. Andy murray has been knocked out of the Monte Carlo Masters, beaten in the third round by Alberto Bueno school is. It was his first term and for over a month after an elbow injury. The former aston villa defender is in hospital after collapsing at the durham training run. The 44 year old coach the under 23 side at the club. And Manchester United faced and tonight in the Europa League quarterfinals. The tie is balanced at 1 1 after the first leg. I will have a full update in the next 15 minutes. The parents of a four month old baby who suffered multiple injuries, including a0 rib fractures, have been found guilty of causing or allowing her death, but cleared of murder. The old bailey was told that Jeffrey Wiltshire and Rosalin Baker had tried to cover up the death of their daughter imani by pretending shed been taken ill on a bus in east london. Theyve been told by thejudge to expect a substantial prison sentence. Richard lister reports. Roslyn biggar and Jeffrey Wiltshire, the parent of four month old imani, whose violent death they tried to cover up. Wh