also tonight. the mystery of the missing warships. president trump said he d sent an armada to north korea, so where is it? prince harry says he s amazed at the response to his comments about his difficulty in coping with his mother s death. and the volcanic eruptions that can be predicted using technology in space. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news. sam warburton is picked to lead his pack of lions again. he ll captain the squad on their tour of new zealand and their tests against the mighty all blacks. good evening. so it s official, the country will go to the polls in seven weeks‘ time after mps voted overwhelmingly to approve it this afternoon. just 13 mps voted against it. a handful of others and all the snp mps abstained. the prime minister says victory in a vote onjune 8th would give her a stronger hand in her brexit negotiations with eu leaders and stability after britain leaves. the labour leader has described the coming election as a chance for the british pe
diagnosis when there s a mobile app to do the job the future of artificial intelligence. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. as anthonyjoshua prepares for the biggest night of his life. he tells the bbc he s a man of the people and still the same as when he was 17. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. theresa may says she wants a mandate from every part of the uk when she goes into brexit negotiations. the prime minister was speaking in south wales, taking the tory campaign into what has traditionally been a labour heartland. and despite substantial leads for the tories in recent polls she warned party workers against being complacent. from bridgend, here s our political editor laura kuenssberg on a conservative party determined to turn the electoral map blue. if the tories want headlines about a new iron lady. they are not very su btle new iron lady. they are not very subtle about it. theresa may came to inspect this factory in newport. must be doing some
marker of stolen time . donald trump s daughter ivanka defends his attitude to women at a meeting in germany. and will tv audiences warm to the personalised adverts which will call viewers by name? good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says she wants a mandate from every part of the uk when she goes into brexit negotiations. the prime minister was speaking in south wales, taking the tory general election campaign into what has traditionally been a labour heartland. and she warned party workers to be wary of the polls and said they should not be complacent. from bridgend, here s our political editor laura kuenssberg. if the tories want headlines about a new iron lady. they are not very subtle about it. theresa may came to inspect this factory in newport. must be doing something right, shejoked. she needs to to achieve a big if, to turn wales into tory territory. it is audacious to pop up in labour land at the start. she was only with activists and friends, but her
on the illegal trade in human organs and the syrian refugees who are the main victims. in berlin ivanka trump takes to the international stage and defends herfather‘s record on upholding women s rights. a decade after the disappearance of madeleine mccann police say there are still significant avenues of investigation. and we talk to british fighter anthonyjoshua ahead of one of the biggest boxing bouts of recent years this weekend. in sportsday on bbc news: can chelsea put seven points between them and the rest in the premier league? a win at stamford bridge over southampton tonight would do it. good evening. labour has taken steps today to spell out its approach to the brexit process if it wins the election. the shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer said a labour government would. it would retain the option of remaining in the eu customs union subject to some reforms. and eu nationals would still be allowed to move to the uk if they had a guaranteed job offer. it s bei
to spell out its approach to the brexit process if it wins the election. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said a labour government would immediately guarantee the rights of eu citizens already in the uk. it would retain the option of remaining in the eu customs union subject to some reforms. and eu nationals would still be allowed to move to the uk if they had a guaranteed job offer. it s being presented as a significant clarification of labour s policy, as our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. this is where the election‘s being decided, not in political meetings, but on the streets, in the homes and in the heads of voters. we re choosing a path for britain after brexit, and on this nation dividing issue, labour s taking a gamble that will win some voters and maybe lose a lot of others. here in barking, in a lot of places where people voted labour and then chose to leave the eu. today labour s out to show it s more pro europe, more open to compromi