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this is the first escalation since the uaw ordered nearly 9,000 workers to walk out at ford s largest plant in mid october. the tactic has been to play the auto makers against each other and, in this instance, the uaw may try to pressure them in an offer on the table. we will get a glimpse into what this means when gm and ford report currently earnings this week. in the fast, the union have used pay and reports to fuel the argument that the companies can afford concessions to workers. gm reports tuesday giving wall street the first. ford falls on thursday. staying in the us, ramblings and the market appear to have concerned investors. the snp closing at its lowest since may, as you can see. often viewed as a safe haven investment. leading to a fall in the yield. that has bounced back on concerns that the fed will continue to hike rates. i have spoken to tim murray on the implications. we i have spoken to tim murray on the implications. the implications. we will probabl ....
later, we will have sports day on the bbc news sports channel and bring you the latest action in discussing the biggest talking points all from the bbc sport centre. good evening. the infected blood scandal, known as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the nhs, could and should have been largely avoided. that s the finding of the public inquiry into the tragedy that destroyed so many lives. more than 30,000 people were infected with diseases like hiv and hepatitis c, in a scandal spanning more than two decades from the early 19705 to the 19905. around 3,000 people have already died, while others are still living with ongoing side effects. these are some of their faces, and today victims and campaigners say those involved in the cover up over what happened should hang their heads in shame. in a moment, we ll hear from chris mason on political reaction to the inquiry s findings, with the prime minister in the last few minutes describing the scandal as a decades lo ....
my kids have seen mary poppins once, they ve seenjungle cruise once, and that s a one and done thing for them. it s the way it should be. thing for them. your kid just wants you in your sweat pants at home, held together with duct tape. good morning. we are looking at some low cloud, mist and fog in eastern areas this morning with some showers which will burn back towards the east coast then it is a day with variable cloud, some sunshine, a few showers but still warm. it s wednesday 1st may. the emergency services have been praised for their incredible courage in the way they responded to a man armed with a sword, who attacked people in north east london. a 14 year old boy has died, and four other people, including two police officers, were injured before the suspect, who had been leaping over people s garden fences, who had been leaping over garden fences, was cornered and tasered. the metropolitan police federation said the attack yesterday morning was a sad remind ....
speak live to key players on today s big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. a 14 year old boy has been killed and a number of others including two police officers have been injured after a man went on a rampage with a sword in north east london early this morning. police say the attack was not believed to be targeted or terrorism related. police were called after a van was driven at speed into a house just before 7am this morning. a 36 year old man is in custody tonight but is not well enough to be questioned. from hainault, our special correspondent lucy manning reports. siren blares as he climbed over the fence, this was the dramatic and courageous moment the police finally brought the sword attacker to the ground. two officers firing tasers as he still wielded his sword. 22 minutes after they were called, the police arrested the 36 year old after chasing him around the streets here, putting their own safety to one side. earlier, th ....
how, why, can someone wielding a sword run amok in a north east london suburb, killing a 14 year old reportedly on his way to school? we ll talk to this mum, whose16 year old son was killed by teenagers who bought swords and a machete on the internet. she s campaigning for a ban on the online sale of them. also tonight: who will win the battle for the west midlands mayoralty? polls suggest it s soooo close between the conservatives and labour. how will the outcome affect the fortunes of the prime minister and labour leader over the coming months? on newsnight tonight, we have polling guru professor sirjohn curtice, claire ainslie, who was keir starmer s policy director, and ben riley smith from the telegraph, who knows about the plotting going on in the tory party. plus, rememberthis from two years ago? the brexit opportuities minister explaining why he had delayed bringing in post brexit checks here in the uk. this would have been an act of self harm if we had gone ahe ....