seen as a threaten thejudiciary‘s independence. earlier, we spoke with dr malgorzata bonikowska from the polish think tank the centre for international relations. the situation is really serious now and it is very sad because it seems we are losing the ability to discuss things. it is not only among politicians, it is also among people. polish society is very divided, and this division now goes much deeper. it seems like it is one step too far. no one says the ruling party doesn t have a right to propose the changes, or implement reforms, but the way they are doing this and what they are proposing is very controversial and needs wide political debate. but the government is not open to that. so the question would be how are we able to build the community and how are to be able to live under the one roof, if we just want to accept one point of view and polish society as a very difficult and complicated history. there are people who think many different ways here. not all the
the sunshine. those showers continue on for a while into the first part of the night. they tend to fade away across central and southern areas. quite cool and fresh across central and southern areas with mist and fog developing. it means it will be a fresh start to sunday. there will be rain across northern areas, but a good deal of sunshine, but through the afternoon showers will develop again and the odd heavy one and feeling a touch warmer across the board. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines at 10.31am: boots has apologised saying that the company is truly sorry about its response to calls to cut the cost of one its morning after pills. councils in england say they re having to find temporary accommodation for more than 900 children each month, because more families are becoming homeless. the local government association says councils must be allowed to build genuinely affordable homes . president trump s former press secretary sean spicer, said that
because it claimed that doing so would incentivise inappropriate use andy moore reports. the british pregnancy advisory service launched its campaign with a video mocking the high prices charged in the uk for the morning after pill. they said it would be cheaper to fly to france and buy it there for about £5. wait, so that s. .. 30 quid. 30 actual pounds? tesco and superd rug reduced their prices, but boots refused to back down, saying: there was a vigorous campaign on social media critising the company and calling for a boycott. 30 labour women mps sent a letter to the company yesterday saying boots was taking a moral position on what should be a personal choice for women. then came a late night change of heart. in its statement, boots said it was truly sorry for its poor choice of words. it said it was committed to finding cheaper forms of the drug. it also said that emergency contraception services were freely available on the nhs in many of its stores. campaigners said
tonight. western parts of the uk, it is clearing up and there will be a big contrast between the east of the country and the west. the east will be cool and breezy whereas western areas will enjoy a fine day. tomorrow has a stunning day on the way for the south west of scotland. temperatures in glasgow could be in the mid 20s. a beautiful day there in south west scotland. this is bbc news. the headlines. some of the bbc‘s most high profile women have written to the director general, calling on him to correct gender disparity in pay. a 20 year old man has died after being confronted by a police officer in east london. cctv footage has emerged of the officer wrestling the man to the floor of a shop in hackney. prince william and prince harry have spoken of their regret that their last conversation with their mother was a desperately rushed phone call. health secretaryjeremy hunt has described the abuse of staff at great ormond street hospital, where baby charlie gard is bei
gci’oss spent where, but this is a problem across a lot of industries, isn t it? we can t pretend somehow there are saints in this elsewhere. there are saints in this elsewhere. there are not. it s a problem everywhere, absolutely. the bbc is unusual in the fact it has been required to publish this information. no other employer in any other sector is being asked to do the same thing. although they are going to have to publish their gender pay gap is next year. the average figures. they will not be required to put names and numbers out in the public domain in the way the bbc has. but almost certainly, whichever organisation you go to, whether it is itv or sky, whether it is one of the big financial institutions or high street supermarkets, you will find gender pay gap is and you will almost certainly, i would think, find some pay irregularities. when you actually start to uncover the detail of it. back at the bbc, do you think lord hall can achieve what he says when he talk