this morning, gromit. i d like a three minute egg. steady on! gromiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit! park cast him as the voice of his plasticine character wallace peter sallis was an automatic choice for the part. cracking toast, gromit. i feel very grateful, not only the richness and the charm that he brought to wallace, and the humour, but alsojust knowing such a lovely man off screen as well was wonderful, and a great privilege. here we go, then. few actors are lucky enough to win two such wonderful parts. peter sallis was a modest man, not unlike the characters he created, but a talented one as well. well, you said reverse. i have been speaking to the creator of the days of summer him part. it was always going to for the part. it was always going to bea for the part. it was always going to be a perfect fit. he used to get best lines. used to say the things that i wanted to say and he was a lwa ys that i wanted to say and he was always immaculate in everything he did. his personality was
i think they should have more powers to be able to monitor these people, especially where data has been encrypted on mobile phones. it is a new world we live in. why in your manifesto do you say, picking up on that point, that he would rollback state surveillance powers ? it is not that you don t want new powers, you want fewer? we are talking about the snoopers charter, data surveillance, however you want to describe it. this is the issue, when we are trying to deal with terrorists and suspected terrorists, we need to be able to focus on what they do and who they talk to. what we have at the moment, if you like, is an ever widening haystack and we are looking for a needle. the answer is not to put more hay into the haystack. it is to put more magnets around the haystack so we can find what is in there in the first place. so you don t want those powers, you want them rolled back? there are two things, i have a practical concern and a principled concern. the practical concern
i don t understand going to these negotiations. why are we negotiating? why don t we just leave? so far all our couples have got on but will politics get in the way? we ll bring you the full storyjust after 09:30. it is now less than 48 hours till voting begins. we ve been to the valleys of south wales traditionally a labour stronghold to find out howjeremy corbyn is going down there, or whether other parties are about to cause a political upset. hello, welcome to the programme, we re live until 11 this morning. also coming up later in the programme, as part of our van share series i take a spin with senior tory politician andrew mitchell. he reveals his favourite coldplay track and how he got the nickname thrasher. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning use the hashtag #victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today, scotland yard is facing questions over a decision to downgrade a previou
in the day s other quarter final, the 30th seed timea bacsinszky beat the french woman kristina mladenovic 6 4, 6 4. the home favourite had knocked out the defending champion garbine muguruza in the previous round. the cause of death of former newcastle player cheick tiote, is still being investigated, according to the chinese club beijing enterprise. tiote collapsed in training and later died in hospital. he was just 30 years old. in his seven years at united, he made over 150 appearances, and moved to china in february. toby alabi suffered a heart attack during a match four years ago and has since set up a foundation to educate players over recognising possible symptoms. it heightens the need for the work we do. i think we are and the beginning stages of what we are doing. the premier league have done a good job, martin heather has done a good job, martin heather has done a good job getting us into the under 20 clubs, and the pfa, gordon taylor has done a good job in gettin
for england in the champions trophy they re through to the semi finals after beating new zealand in cardiff. our marriage keeps you healthy, couples faring better with heart disease than those were single. for most people, a dry, brighter and warm day. the day feel more like june and yesterday did. first, our main story. the final day of campaigning in the general election will see the party leaders on a hectic schedule of visits to key towns and cities across britain, in a last push for votes. the closing stages of the campaign have been dominated by the issue of security following the london bridge attack. last night, in a speech widely criticised by her opponents, theresa may said if the conservatives are re elected, she would scrap any human rights laws that prevent her from introducing tougher anti terror measures. here s our political correspondent tom bateman. just one day to go in and it is over to you. the closing stages of this campaign have been dominated by the