And, the first Rail Freight Service from the uk to china sets off on a 7,500 mile journey, gcioss seven countries. Its 5pm. Our top story is that the Funeral Service has taken place for Pc Keith Palmer, who was stabbed to Death Outside the Houses Of Parliament during last months Terror Attack at westminster. Thousands of Police Officers from across the uk lined the route of the Funeral Procession, through Central London to Southwark Cathedral. Pc palmer, who was 48 and married with a five year old daughter, was guarding an entrance to parliament when he was stabbed by Khalid Masood. Keith palmers finaljourney began at westminster, close to the spot where his life was taken. And here, in this great historical setting, the most prominent floral tribute to number one daddy brought home what this day was about. A five Year Old Girl who will grow up without her father. Keith palmer was also a husband, son and brother. Unarmed and unthreatening, pc palmer was murdered by Khalid Masood becaus
members and some mps, including the three who just express their views forcefully by their actions, that the government needs to be a bit more conservative, it needs to concentrate more on the growth agenda, rather more on the lower taxes and a brexit wins. we seem to have several months where that has been sidelined, or where tax has been sidelined, or where tax has been going up. is been sidelined, or where tax has been going op been going up. is this the end of boris johnson been going up. is this the end of boris johnson s been going up. is this the end of boris johnson s career - been going up. is this the end of boris johnson s career in - been going up. is this the end of boris johnson s career in front l borisjohnson s career in front line politics, or do you think he still has more road? line politics, or do you think he still has more road? well, boris s career is for still has more road? well, boris s career is for him still has more road? well, boris s car
or foolish as they did so. asked about that afterwards, sir john major appeared to backtrack slightly, john major appeared to backtrack slightly, saying there was little doubt slightly, saying there was little doubt laws had been broken, but that it would doubt laws had been broken, but that it would he doubt laws had been broken, but that it would be unwise and unfair on him tojudge it would be unwise and unfair on him tojudge at it would be unwise and unfair on him tojudge at this point before the police tojudge at this point before the police investigation had concluded. and while police investigation had concluded. and while sirjohn major wanted today and while sirjohn major wanted today to and while sirjohn major wanted today to be about questioning people s faith in democracy, and those people s faith in democracy, and those words will carry weight, the reality those words will carry weight, the reality is those words will carry weight, the reality is it
the notion there is one rule for the government and one rule for everybody else is politically deadly and he said it had hit home. he made this specific accusation. at number10, the prime minister and officials broke lockdown laws. brazen excuses were dreamed up. day after day, the public was asked to believe the unbelievable. ministers were sent out to defend the indefensible. making themselves look gullible or foolish as they did so. now, asked about that afterwards, sirjohn major appeared to backtrack slightly, saying that there was little doubt laws had been broken, but that it would be unwise and unfair of him tojudge at this point before the police investigation had concluded. faith in democracy and those words will carry weight, the reality is it will be seen as the latest in a long line of criticism from a former
or foolish as they did so. now, asked about that afterwards, sirjohn major appeared to backtrack slightly, saying that there was little doubt laws had been broken, but that it would be unwise and unfair of him tojudge at this point before the police investigation had concluded. while sirjohn major wanted today to be about questioning people s faith in democracy and those words will carry weight, the reality is it will be seen as the latest in a long line of criticism from a former prime minister to a current one, which at times can appear pretty personal. jonathan blake reporting there. now, yesterday we reported on the mounting pressure on the met police commissioner, cressida dick, over the handling of key events during recent years. this includes a man who was a serving met police officer, who abducted, raped and strangled sarah everard. the force faced severe criticism