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the app includes photos and updates from the west suffolk mp, and a message board where users can communicate. it s designed as a way of keeping in touch with his constituents but since launching has been somewhat hijacked by political journalists and pranksters. political journalist marie le conte has been using the app and joins me now. what dell might give us a sense of what you get when you download this app? as you said, it was supposed to be about his constituents interacting with each other and ten. however, it was kind of taken over by journalist and westminster however, it was kind of taken over byjournalist and westminster bubble dwellers who were posting means about him pretending to be other cabinet ministers. it s quite fun, to be honest. presumably that sort of mischief will eventually die out. do you think the general idea is good? i think it s generally a good idea. it s quite optimistic to assume that people will want to actively have an app to keep in ....
bbc series three girls about the rochdale scandal, then went online and was looking at far right groups and was looking at far right groups and very quickly became radicalised enough to the point that he would go and drive into london to try to kill people, to try to kill muslims living in london. this has brought a lot of discussion about different forms of extremism and the rise of far right extremism is becoming more ofan far right extremism is becoming more of an issue. so often we hear about radicalisation of muslim people in whatever country it is. of this is quite a stark reminder that anyone of any release, any religion, can become radicalised. we need to be careful about what kind of materials are available online and politicians need to be careful about their rhetoric. has been a lot of dog whistle racism on both sides of the atlantic and now this father was killed in the attack, a father of six children, and they will live their lives without a father. the wo ....
philadelphia as the eagles win the trophy for the first time in their history. good morning. it s monday 5th february. i m annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. michel barnier will be in downing street later for talks about a transition period after britain leaves the eu. he will meet the brexit secretary, david davis, in the first of a series of discussions this week. it comes after the government indicated it remains determined to leave the customs union when brexit takes place next year. that is being seen as an attempt to defuse a growing row within the conservative party. mps to back brexit say membership of any customs union would restrict british businesses‘ ability to trade freely. adam fleming is in brussels for us. looking through what michel barnier said this morning, he didn t seem to be drawn very much on this message from downing street saying that britain would not be staying in the customs union. no, he batted away all questions about the stuff ....
coming up, mps guilty of misconduct could face a by election under new cross party could face a by election under new cross party proposals. could face a by election under new cross-party proposals. hopefully, we will signal the beginning of the end of the poisonous, patriarchal culture that has characterised so many of the relationships of this house. the government acknowledges that patients are the liverpool hospital suffered unnecessary harm. on the half of the government, i wa nt to on the half of the government, i want to apologise to them and i know the whole house would want to extend oui’ the whole house would want to extend our sympathies to every one of them. and matt hancock suffers an identity crisis. i look forward to munich heading with my constituents over matt hancock for many years. but first, mps who are found to have bullied or harassed their staff could be suspended and voters could force them to face a by election. the leader of the house of com ....
but are they clearer or have they made the picture more murky? join us tonight at 7.45 here on bbc news. good evening. the families of the victims of two british extremists belonging to the so called islamic state group and captured in syria, have called for them to face justice in court. alexanda kotey and el shafee el sheikh were part of a team of four is members whose british accents earned them the nickname the beatles. us officials say the group are accused of executing 27 hostages. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. they became the most infamous gang of foreign fighters in the self styled islamic state, callous torturers and public executioners of hostages. jihadijohn, his real name mohammed emwazi, now dead. aine davis, in prison in turkey. and the two men captured last month, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh. the two were detained by american backed syrian kurd fighters. kotey, the kurds said today, was trying to escape into turkey. ....