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live fire drills as tensions with the north continue to rise. how does your garden grow? why climate change could make your job more challenging. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: joey barton says his career is effectively over after the burnley midfielder is banned for 18 months after admitting an fa charge in relation to betting. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. it was the last prime minister s questions before the election, and theresa may and jeremy corbyn used the occasion to set out what they say is the choice for voters. the prime minister argued it was about leadership, strong and stable under the tories. but the labour leader concentrated on public services, saying he would stand up for the many, not the few. here s our political editor, laura kuenssberg, on a parliamentary session that has set the tone for the election. will this be your last prime minister s questions, prime minister? once more, with feeling. for the last time, this tim ....
us senators leave capitol hill for a security briefing on north korea at the white house. surviving cancer a blood test that can tell doctors which patients are most likely to see the disease. most likely to see the disease return. also coming up this hour: could climate change affect your garden? a new report suggests the prospect of rising temperatures could mean the end of britain s immaculate green lawns. and bristol s biggest music venue is to be renamed, following a campaign to end its association with the slave trade. good evening and welcome to bbc news. there were angry clashes in the commons today in what was the final prime ministers questions before parliament is dissolved next week. labour leaderjeremy corbyn accused the conservatives of representing the strong against the weak and weak against the strong , and opted to read out questions from members of the public. theresa may hit back in a notably personal reply she said every vote for mr corbyn ....
british scientists develop a blood test, which can detect the return of lung cancer, before it shows on conventional scans. and, the concert hall in bristol, soon to be renamed, because of associations with the slave trade. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: tottenham needed a win tonight at crystal palace to reduce chelsea s lead at the top of the premier league to four points find out how they got on at selhurst park. good evening. all members of the us senate, have been at the white house this evening, to be briefed on the deepening crisis, involving north korea. the americans have started installing an anti missile defence system, in neighbouring south korea, in response to the weapons programmes being developed by the north. china has accused the americans of destabilising the entire region. but the us state department said tonight it was still open to negotiations to try to resolve the crisis, as our north america editorjon sopel reports. this isn t for rea ....
an administrative error. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. us markets deliver a cool reception to president trump s plan to slash corporate tax rates. and living a samsung life. why south korea s corporate giants are so big you d struggle to live without them. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us for this thursday edition of asia business report, i m rico hizon. donald trump is hours away from completing his first 100 days in office, a milestone where the chief executive is graded on his progress in office and before the clock ticks down, following through on a major campaign promise with a proposal to drastically cut the business tax from 35% to 15%. well, it is now clear how the white house plans to pay for the cuts which could add some $2 trillion to the national deficit over the next decade. but the us treasury secretary says economic growth is both the goal and the solution. we believe we can get back to 3% or hi ....
More than 1,000 suspected right-wing extremists in Germany were known to hold a firearms permit at the end of 2022, according information from the government. A total of 1,051 suspected right-wing extremists, some 400 far-right Reichsbürger (Reich Citizens) and others who reject the legitimacy of the German state were known to hold at least one gun licence, according to an answer by the government to a question from the hard-left Die Linke (The Left) party seen by dpa on Friday. The Reich Citize ....