is like on furlough. a stay at home reminder from spurs to its staff after manager jose mourinho and some of its players were spotted it s wednesday the 8th of april. apparently holding training stable and in good spirits sessions in a public park. that s the latest on the prime minister who has spent a second thank you mummy for being a dock. night in intensive care in hospital. borisjohnson is receiving oxygen, but does not need a ventilator thank you mummy for being a dock. at the moment, as he faces thank you, daddy, for being a the effects of coronavirus. he had been due policeman. being a doctor or. to oversee a review of the lockdown next week 21days after it came into force. our unsung heroes, from the people but the foreign secretary, who know them best. dominic raab who is in the latest of our hero half hours standing in for him we say thank you to the key workers suggested it was too soon for this to take place. keeping the country running. 0ur politic
began on the lithjune, early, very early, before, their fieldwork began before i declared i was in the race. oh, so you could do better than that? let me bring you up to date. fully up to date, 0k? we re filming this today last night at 5 o clock, two separate companies came out with polls, and they re all playing catch up now, they all recognise something is happening out there. on one poll last night, we were tied with the conservatives on i9%, on a second poll that came out last night, we were leading the conservatives 19 to 18, so that map suddenly looks very different. well, it looks even. it s still, whatever happens, is a tory wipe out. of course, of course. now what i really want our viewers to know is that is your objective, you are happy if the country turns red and we get a huge labour majority. what last night s polls show is we re going to win seats, a good number of seats, but it could become a very substantial number of seats. very important that people recog
an ecstatic crowd in london wait to cheer a fresh face young politician in a huge rally, bedecked with red white and blue flags. he s emmanuel macron, and he s running for french president. not sincejeremy corbyn‘s leadership rallies has there been such enthusiasm for a political leader in the uk, and even british liberal remainers are pinning their hopes on him. we ll ask two british centrist politicians if they are for him, and if his politics are for us. also tonight, is this the reason why hiv infection rates are plummeting among gay men? we went back over all our new hiv diagnoses and each month we looked, it was the same. and we just couldn t believe it. but then we asked our colleagues in other clinics in london and they said the same thing. so we thought it is true, it s real. and is the nhs the last bastion of communism? four hours for emergency care, two months to start cancer treatment and six months for a routine operation. let s stop trying to fix it, let s tot
officially begins divorce proceedings from the eu gets underway in parliament today. tory mps and peers paving the way for theresa may to trigger article 50 as early as tomorrow morning. and aid agencies are warning that time is running out to save an estimated 20 million people facing famine in four african countries. we ll be live in those four affected countries and ask whether the world is doing enough to tackle a humanitarian crisis. hello and welcome to the programme. we re live until iiam. we will bring you the latest breaking news and developing stories. we are going to talk about a case in the supreme court which could have profound legal implications for policing because it will determine whether officers can be sued by victims if they don t investigate a case adequately. plus, find out who was in this box and why. get in touch. use #victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. the bill which gives theresa may the power to trigger
hello. a major rescue operation is under way off the italian coast again. this time to help 400 to 450 people believed to be migrants who are onboard a crewless cargo ship. we ve had these images sent from the italian coast guard. this is from the helicopter as they winch down some of their guards to help those onboard. there s no power on this vessel and as i said, no crew either. they have to tow it into port. the 400 or so migrants have just been drifting helpless in some pretty heavy seas. the boat is said to be about 60 kilometers from capo santo maria. it s the second migrant ship in a week adrift with no crew on choppy seas. james reynolds is our correspondent. he s in the italian coastal city of brindisi. he gave us an update. reporter: here s what we know so far. at night, the italian coast guard found a vessel heading towards the italian coast. it was about 60 to 80 nautical miles, we understand, off the southern tip of italy. and italy asked a nearby icelander pa