to being in charge of dangerously out of control dogs. in the next hour, a librarian discovers a previously unknown 15th century text. two 500 year old pages from william caxton who brought printing to england in the moo s are found by chance, inside another book. and, the queen of latin, shirley ballas, will be the new head judge on strictly come dancing taking overfrom len goodman. good afternoon. jeremy corbyn, the labour leader, has declined to confirm that he would definitely take the uk out of the eu, if he s elected onjune the eighth. mr corbyn was speaking exclusively to the bbc‘s political editor, laura kuenssberg, for the launch of the party s official general election campaign. earlier he was in manchester and he told supporters labour was offering a real alternative to what he called a rigged system under the conservatives. afterwards, in his bbc interview, he was asked repeatedly whether he d categorically leave the european union whatever the deal on the
with a full use of all that full round up of all the news. in the final week of the obama presidency, a louisiana high school marching band rehearses for the big day. we do not see colour, race, gender or ethnicity. we see potential. they are one of ten school bands chosen to play at the inauguration. there has been a lot of talk of how we need healing and sometimes. you just have to do it. but as it marks the transition from obama to trump, america is having two very different conversations about race. this is the life that black people live. we live so it is not a conversation about race, it is just a conversation. and with tensions over the issues of police killings white supremacists feel emboldened. hailtrump! hail our people! hail victory! and for some, talk of a return to the good old days signifies nothing good at all. i look at is as master has reclaimed his house. and even though master allowed the slaves to look after the house while he was on vacation, we are stil
to celebrate his silver wedding anniversary. a spanish teacher and pc keith palmer were also killed. mps and police have been holding a minute s silence at half nine this morning and the premise said britain would not cowed. we are not afraid and our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism. thousands of people have gathered in londonderry for the funeral of martin mcguinness, the former deputy first minister of northern ireland. good evening and welcome to bbc news. we are live on westminster bridge which has now reopened after the deadly terror attack. this pavement is where 52 year old khalid masood as he has been named by police drove his vehicle at high speed along this pavement, ploughing into pedestrians along this pavement, injuring dozens and killing two. police say that the 52 year old, khalid masood, was born in kent, had lived in the west midlands. the prime minister, theresa may, said earlier that he had been known to security services but was a peripher
northern ireland really has changed. i, in the course of years, have had many conversations with martin, and he knew only too well how many people struggled with his ira past. he was very aware of it. republicans, we know, were not blameless, and many people right across this community found it difficult to forgive, and impossible to forget. that is true on all sides, and in the streets surrounding the church, people gathered to reflect notjust on one life, but what life here was once like. our friend earned this vast crowd today. even more, he earned the right to ask us to honour his legacy by our living. to finish the work that is there to be done. this funeral was a moment for people to come together but there is still no deal to restore power sharing in the executive. that makes it a nervous time for all those who invested in the peace process. as part of the ira, martin mcguinness did play a role in causing many other families to grieve. the thousands who gathered in the
public television in america and around the globe. the man behind the westminster terror attack, and who brought bloodshed to the heart of london, was british born and known to police. he has been named as 52 year old khalid masood. the so called islamic state group say they were behind the attack. tonight, we have also heard that a 75 year old man has become the fourth victim to have died of his injuries. let s go straight to london now, to westminster, and to my colleague christian fraser. thank you very much. in the last half an hour, the court and around parliament square has been lifted, you will see behind me that traffic is now flowing freely and driving around the roundabout outside the palace of westminster, and in fact, oui’ camera palace of westminster, and in fact, our camera has got down to the gate. the forensic police have been there through the course of the evening, finishing up their investigation, but there you can see people milling around the gate. you