so long ago. there is plenty in the tank at the moment. the labour leader showing someone else at the door, an effort to draw the line under the recent past. jeremy corbyn will not stand for labour jeremy corbyn will not stand for labour at jeremy corbyn will not stand for labour at the next general election. the prime labour at the next general election. the prime minister would love to do the same. moving on after years of brexit arguments. a deal on northern ireland is not yet done but feels that it ireland is not yet done but feels thatitis ireland is not yet done but feels that it is just about in reach. we are engaging in those conversations with the european union. next week? all the time and we have been for a while. but there is still work to do. so we have one big but there is still work to do. so we have one big question but there is still work to do. so we have one big question this - but there is still work to do. so we l have one big question this morn
After 18 arduous months, ukraines conscripts and wounded wage a war with no end in sight. In our third film this week from the ukraine war, mark is on The Front Line in the east where the conflict seems to go on without end. Also tonight, amid the rwanda refugee row, could the uk really leave the European Convention on human rights that churchill helped to found . The Home Secretary Suella Braverman this week floated the idea, apparently with the approval of number 10 . Its extremely unlikely that the government is going to withdraw from the echr. If you look at the judgements of the Supreme Court and indded of the Supreme Court and indeed the court in strasbourg, they have said rwanda is legal in principle. The defeats the government has suffered are on technical grounds. We discuss this and the battle for the soul of the Conservative Party ahead of its conference. And sir michael gambon, bafta and Olivier Award winner, with roles from Professor Dumbledore to the singing detective, di
pretty unclear. flan exactly how it would manage that is pretty unclear- pretty unclear. can it criminalise eole pretty unclear. can it criminalise people and pretty unclear. can it criminalise people and say pretty unclear. can it criminalise people and say you pretty unclear. can it criminalise people and say you have - pretty unclear. can it criminalise people and say you have broken| pretty unclear. can it criminalise i people and say you have broken this new uk law, we are effectively detaining you indefinitely? again, there are lots detaining you indefinitely? again, there are lots of detaining you indefinitely? again, there are lots of legal detaining you indefinitely? again, there are lots of legal issues, i i there are lots of legal issues, i think this is another wear at some point it is no longer about the law, but about whether the government will be detain someone for 40 years if they cannot remove them somewhere else. my suspicion is no but we will wait and
turns up, they don t have a power of arrest. 0ur respect order would give those police officers the tools if you have repeated anti social behaviour by adults causing havoc, you need to take action because it is unfair on the local community. that sounds like a terrible situation, but the latest information from the crime survey of england and wales actually suggests incidences of anti social behaviour are going down. isn“t incidences of anti social behaviour are going down. isn t there a risk by doing this, it get you a headline, doesn“t by doing this, it get you a headline, doesn t it risk demonising some people? that is what happened with as bows and it became a badge of honour asbos. it criminalise people unnecessarily. these respect orders would be targeted at repeat anti social behaviour causing a misery. we know from talking to police and council offices there is a gap, the way the