and any ties to trump s campaign. the former tv presenter rolf harris is being released on bail tomorrow. the veteran entertainer is currently on trial accused of indecently assaulting three girls between 1971 and 1983. retail sales rose by 2.3% last month defying market expectations that rising inflation would cause a consumer slowdown. hello and good morning. welcome to bbc news. i m sophie long, in west yorkshire. where theresa may will promise to address the rising cost of social care in england and curb immigration when she launches the conservative manifesto shortly. it has been delayed due to travel problems and there have been a couple of protests which have sprung up. small protests at this stage. one to the side of the building and another to the entrance. shortly theresa may will arrive here and unveiled the conservative party plans for the election. let s take you through what we are expecting to hear from theresa may at this stage. the party is promising that
who s had both legs amputated after being involved in a crash. and keeping fit during your commute. how cycling to work can halve your risk of getting cancer and heart disease. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has said he will stand up for ordinary working people, as he attacked big business and the elite in his first major speech of the general election campaign. casting thejune 8th vote as a fight between the establishment and the people, mr corbyn said a cosy cartel ran a rigged system, and that wealth should be shared. recent opinion polls have put labour between 15 and 20 points behind the conservatives, but mr corbyn dismissed suggestions the election result was a foregone conclusion. here s our political correspondent chris mason. the next prime minister of the uk, jeremy corbyn. do you believe it, do they believe it, does he believe that? opinion polls suggest it is highly unlikelyjeremy corbyn will be heading for downing st
during your commute. how cycling to work can halve your risk of getting cancer and heart disease. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has said he will stand up for ordinary working people, as he attacked big business and the elite in his first major speech of the general election campaign. casting thejune 8th vote as a fight between the establishment and the people , mr corbyn said a cosy cartel ran a rigged system , and that wealth should be shared. recent opinion polls have put labour between 15 and 20 points behind the conservatives, but mr corbyn dismissed suggestions the election result was a foregone conclusion. here s our political correspondent, chris mason. the next prime minister of the uk, jeremy corbyn. do you believe it, do they believe it, does he believe that? 0pinion polls suggest it is highly unlikelyjeremy corbyn will be heading for downing street. but he is trying to change people s minds. much of the media and the
more than half a million pounds is raised for a 17 year old racing driver, who‘s had both legs amputated after being involved in a crash. it‘s 5 o‘clock. our main story, the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has promised to overturn what he called a ‘rigged system‘, which allowed the rich and powerful to ‘leech off‘ ordinary working people. in his first major speech of the election campaign, he said the party‘s manifesto was fully costed, and he denied that a conservative victory onjune the eighth was a ‘foregone conclusion‘. our political correspondent, iain watson, reports. the next prime minister of the uk, jeremy corbyn. do you believe it, do they believe it, does he believe that? opinion polls suggest it is highly unlikelyjeremy corbyn will be heading for downing street. but he is trying to change people‘s minds. much of the media and the establishment are saying this election is a foregone conclusion. they think there are rules in politics which, if yo
wrapped in its case. he was tuning up an old piano and discovered a treasure trove. but who do the gold coins belong to? coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. andy murray bows out early at the monte carlo masters after a 3 set defeat in the third round. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. in his first major speech of the election campaign, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has styled himself as the anti establishment candidate, taking on what he called a system rigged against working people. he told supporters that a labour government elected on the 8th ofjune would not play by the old rules, doffing its cap to the powerful. with theresa may promising strong leadership, our political editor laura kuenssberg looks at their different messages and what they mean for the election. no one s going to say they re all the same. not in this election. and not the admirers of the labour leader, who queued round the block to hear him. we need something differen