high pressure will work in gradually, influencing our weather a bit more, mild air pushing around the top side of that. probably quite cloudy for northern ireland and scotland. a few showers still around. furthersouth scotland. a few showers still around. further south it should turn south, dryer, and sunnier.. forsome the temperatures should reach the mid 20s. that s the latest. and that s bbc news at ten. there s more analysis of the day s main stories. newsnight, which isjust getting underway on bbc 2 the news continues here on bbc 1, as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are but from the ten team it s goodnight. on bbc london, the family of yet another woman killed on london s streets say the violence must end. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin lipton, the sun s chief sports reporter and emma woolf, writer and columnist. tomorrow s front pages,
these you re absolutely right, but the way these allegations work is that either these allegations work is that either people are involved to come forward either people are involved to come forward or either people are involved to come forward or an incident that may have happened forward or an incident that may have happened to them was actually quite upsetting happened to them was actually quite upsetting and was quite, preps of a pattern makes them feel like they should pattern makes them feel like they should come forward and talk about it. it should come forward and talk about it it seems should come forward and talk about it. it seems quite a few people knew of this it. it seems quite a few people knew of this reputation and these allegations aren t suppressed a lot of people allegations aren t suppressed a lot of people within westminster. i think of people within westminster. i think you of people within westminster. i think you mentioned the owen patterson
liberal party part for this motion proposal to house of commons. and the privileges will decide whether or not the prime minister deliberately misled the house of commons. and it won t start until the police have completed their inquiry and the report by sue grey, a civil servant has been published. keir starmer opened the debate and he warned mps of the vote against this, we will be the parliament that failed. this is about honesty, inteuri failed. this is about honesty, integrity and failed. this is about honesty, integrity and telling - failed. this is about honesty, integrity and telling the - failed. this is about honesty, integrity and telling the truth failed. this is about honesty, i integrity and telling the truth in this place. and if this an important principle this place. and if this an important principle that we all share and i m not claiming this is a labour party principal not claiming this is a labour party principal and it is a principle that we all principal an
rules. what do you make of it, lucy? it appears to speak rules. what do you make of it, lucy? it appears to speak to rules. what do you make of it, lucy? it appears to speak to her it appears to speak to her reluctance of a large number of tory backbenchers to fall in line with the government and certainly would number the government and certainly would number ten the government and certainly would numberten wanted them the government and certainly would number ten wanted them to do which was to number ten wanted them to do which was to try number ten wanted them to do which was to try to number ten wanted them to do which was to try to block this labour motion, was to try to block this labour motion, this vote tomorrow and a lot of tory motion, this vote tomorrow and a lot of tory backbenchers have felt very bruised of tory backbenchers have felt very bruised by of tory backbenchers have felt very bruised by the events of the last couple bruised by the events of the l
main issue is what happens in the commons main issue is what happens in the commons. and there is real anger among commons. and there is real anger among the commons. and there is real anger among the tory backbenchers about the way among the tory backbenchers about the way it s among the tory backbenchers about the way it s happening. in a way, it s started the way it s happening. in a way, it s started perhaps with the owen patterson it s started perhaps with the owen patterson affair, and that was the first big patterson affair, and that was the first big rebellion the prime minister tried to get the standards commission tossed aside with. and had to commission tossed aside with. and had to u turn within a very short time had to u turn within a very short time period~ had to u turn within a very short time period. those mps who voted with the time period. those mps who voted with the prime minister looks really foolish with the prime minister looks really foo