hello again, and welcome to tuesday in parliament. as ministers are warned pupils excluded from schools too often end up on a conveyor belt. a conveyor belt that leads to people referral units, which too often our county lines recruiting grounds and villain academies. a cabinet rising star faces questions about his ambition. you ve got a lot of work on your plate, three and half days into the job, you are saying that you want to be prime minister. and peers do their best to save the planet: but it is enormously difficult to buy fruit and vegetables without plastic containers. all that to come and more. but first: schools in england are being told they ll have to stay accountable for pupils they expell. it could mean school league table rankings having to include the exam results of pupils who have been excluded and moved elsewhere. the intention is to stop so called off rolling , where schools remove difficult or low achieving pupils. that s the main conclusion of a governme
they need to take more responsibility for the pupils they exclude. ditching the commute as millions of us head back to work after the bank holiday, the number of people now working from home instead hasjumped 75% over the last decade. manchester city are a win away from becoming premier league champions. a sublime goal from captain vincent kompany puts them a point ahead of liverpool, going into the final day. good morning to you from the southern north sea. we are looking at how wind energy and wind turbines can transform coastal communities. more about this across the day. not a lot of women with the forecast but a lot of women with the forecast but a fair bit of cloud, some sunny spells and some showers and still cool for this stage in may. i will have more in 15 minutes. a very good morning to you. it s tuesday the 7th may. our top story: it s a boy! ..were the words that were flashed around the world yesterday. prince harry and meghan have yet to decide on a name and
suffered disappointing results in last week s local elections. the inquest opens at the old bailey today into the deaths of eight people killed in the london bridge attacks, almost two years ago. two reuters journalists, jailed in myanmar for their reporting on the rohingya crisis, have been freed. the who s who of the celebrity world hit the red carpet in new york last night, for the annual met gala. and in sport, manchester city are just one win away from back to back premier league titles, after vincent kompany‘s wonder goal against leicester last night. good morning from windsor, where the arrival of a new heir to the throne was announced by a town crier yesterday, and, as the news flashed around the world, congratulations have been pouring in. especially from the us. the new york times declaring a royal baby and a sign of change. there was lots of speculation yesterday about whether this was a homebirth. on the grounds of the windsor estate. some suggestions over night
a school in great yarmouth which has set up a foodbank for parents, offers free hair cuts and had a whip round to give parents £10 for their electricity meter says it feels like it s having to act as the fourth emergency service because of issues still being caused by universal credit. this is majorly important for me and my family. without the food bank we would be stuffed. i would have to go out stealing. you would have to go out stealing. you would have to go out stealing. you would have to go out stealing without the school? yes. lady gaga did not disappoint with her food outlets. yes. lady gaga did not disappoint with herfood outlets. she ended up stripping down to her underwear. of course! hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until iiam. later we will be talking about tiled exclusions and a report today which says that exclusion from school should not mean exclusion from education but it seems some children are slipping through the cracks. tell us if your chil
killed in the london bridge attacks almost two years ago. cross party talks to break the brexit deadlock are due to resume after both the conservatives and labour suffered disappointing results in last week s local elections. two reuters journalists jailed in myanmar for their reporting on the rohingya crisis have been freed. the time a teenager spends on social media has only a small negative effect on how happy they are, according to a new study. and in sport, manchester city are just one win away from back to back premier league titles, after vincent kompany‘s wonder goal against leicester last night. good morning from windsor, where the arrival of a new heir to the throne was announced by town crier yesterday. we are waiting to find out the name of baby sussex, as he is known, one day old already. we do not think we will hear the name until tomorrow. there is a huge amount of speculation about what it might be as royal tradition battled with this very modern couple. how