dismay about what theresa may plans to do. the extreme version of brexit thejeremy to do. the extreme version of brexit the jeremy corbyn to do. the extreme version of brexit thejeremy corbyn and ukip backed as well. the lib dems are the only people offering hope that the future of britain can be brighter and better. but could not be that we would just leave without a deal at all? our policy is that theresa may has the best policy to get the best dealfor britain. but has the best policy to get the best deal for britain. but our view is that if the people reject that deal, we should have the right to remain in the year. it is a simple choice. isn t the problem for you that when this election was called, lots of liberal democrats i spoke to really felt that the remains voters would swing behind your voters in huge numbers. that is simply not happening. our membership as increased rapidly since the brexit election. in the local elections, we well the only party to go forward, tw
were identifying cases in isolation, whereas by its very nature, both stalking and harassment occurs as a result of really pernicious and persistent offending. and officers and prosecutors were missing that, which meant that victims were left at risk. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, is in the studio. this is not good, is it? it is a terrible report, really, and it shows failings at every stage of the criminal justice shows failings at every stage of the criminaljustice process, from the moment that an allegation of harassment or stalking is made, those crimes are not being reported 01’ those crimes are not being reported or recorded properly, sometimes not being recorded at all. victims are not being dealt with properly, risk assessment are being done and investigations aren t being carried out properly. one of the most disturbing findings from this report is that it says there is concrete evidence that police are issuing warnings the perpetrators, rather than c
good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. aid agencies say the international community must not ignore a warning that the world faces the worst humanitarian crisis since the end of the second world war. the united nations under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, stephen o brien, says more than 20 million people are at risk of starvation in four countries nigeria, somalia, south sudan and yemen. he warns that three and a half billion pounds is needed byjuly to avert disaster. our world affairs correspondent richard galpin has more details: for months now, it s been known that millions of people, including young babies like this, in yemen, have been starving. she was just four months old when a bbc team met her in december. and across yemen, hundreds of thousands more children have so little to eat they are struggling to stay alive. and the threat of mass starvation is affecting three other countries. this is a refugee camp in south sudan, which, like yemen, has been t
to bring you the latest at the top of the hour. let s go to the bbc sports centre. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, karthi gnanasegaram and jessica creighton. the headlines this evening: england excel, winning the calcutta cup, retaining the six nations title and equalling the record run for test wins in a row. non league lincoln are a game away from a wembley appearence with arsenal standing in their way, but they go behind at the emirates, right on half time. hope for hull, as they beat relegations rivals swansea. plenty to come this evening, we ve also news of the women s six nations which is going down to the final weekend. but we ll start with the men s tournament, and england s victory at twickenham. it s their 18th win in a row, tying the record of new zealand. the 61 21 win over scotland gives them the calcutta cup, and joe wilson is there for us now. a great day for english rugby union, joe. the silverware is in sight. trophies galore on that the today s victo
themselves at greater risk of rape if they drink too much. jeremy corbyn has said it would be absolutely fine for scotland to hold absolutely fine for scotland to hold a second independence referendum. and touts who buy tickets online and sell them for inflated prices are to face unlimited fines. the crackdown follows pressure from mps. england have beaten scotland to win rugby‘s six nations. we ll have all the action in just a moment in our sportsday programme. with more on the rugby, it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, karthi gnanasegaram and jessica creighton. the headlines this evening: england excel, winning the calcutta cup, retaining the six nations title and equalling the record run for test wins in a row. arsenal are out 5 0, the fairy tale is over. hope for hull, as they beat relegations rivals swansea. plenty to come this evening, we ve also news of the women s it has been a busy day. plenty to come this evening, we ve also news of t