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we spent less in shops and online again in march as the cost of living crisis bites. and the revamped large hadron collider, that huge machine that smashes atoms together to discover is being fired up again today. next month, it will be 15 years since madeleine mccann disappeared. what happened to her remains a mystery, despite numerous international investigations. it s been agony for her parents. they ve always clung to the hope that their daughter is still alive. but the authorities in germany strongly believe madeleine was murdered. and now prosecutors in portugal, looking into what happened in praia da luz, have identified a suspect, a person of interest, acting on the request of the german authorities. he s not been named, but german police have been investigating this man, referred to as christian b, a convicted rapist, in connection with madeleine s disappearance. he s currently in jail. officers say he was regularly living in the algarve between 1995 and 2007. ....
for claims that he deliberately misled parliament, overshadowing his official visit to india. good morning. more worries on the high street. first lockdown well, now the cost of living crisis hits the shops. i am and i was defined derbyshire to find out how businesses here are getting on. we will have the latest figures that show the health of retail around the uk. the fight for survival is on what a night it was for burnley. just six days after sacking sean dyche, their manager of nearly ten years, they beat southampton 2 0 to give their premier league survival hopes a huge boost. we ve been to normandy, where they re remembering the life and fundraising efforts of d day veteran harry billinge, who died earlier this month at the age of 96. and a fairly blustery few days to come. some showers. details coming up. good morning. it s friday, the 22nd of april. our top story. a man has been declared as an official person of interest by portuguese authorities, in connection with ....
plus, we take a first look at tomorrow s front pages. hello, good evening. the prime minister spoke outside downing street tonight in a hastily arranged address, claiming that forces in the uk were trying to tear us apart. it comes after the controversial politician george galloway won the rochdale by election with a majority of more than 5,000. george galloway said his views have been endorsed by the electorate. voters turned their backs on the traditional parties, with an independent candidate, david tully, taking second place. labour had withdrawn support from its candidate, azhar ali, after he was recorded making remarks that the party considered anti semitic. george galloway said his victory in a part of greater manchester with a significant muslim population was for gaza but one organisation representing britishjews described it as dark day for the uk s jewish community. from rochdale, here s our political editor, chris mason. tonight, from the showroom of a c ....
to suffocate space for innovation? certainly isaac is problematic when it comes to artificial intelligence field where we need as many contenders to climb the ladder and fewer larger organisations which are creating this revolutionary technology but polling the ladder up behind them. having no serious questions asked about elon mosques motivation, the worlds richest man complaining about profit making over benefit to humanity, which some feel is a bit self serving was that elon musk. across the world about whether ai is going to benefit humanity or whether it will harm mankind. if we have fears over the latter, which is certainly some politicians have a voice and how are they going to regulate it? in the uk at least there were very slow to regulate the internet. and when they did eventually it was a very far with wide reaching piece of legislation which encompassed arguably far more without addressing the fundamental concerns we have over safety online. i the fundame ....
hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. lionel messi continues to face anger from chinese fans for missing a game in hong kong. in social media video, messi says an injury led him to sit out the match. the labour party, if we believe the polls, is cruising to an election victory. but the party had to row back yesterday afternoon, insisting that it has no plans to introduce citizens assemblies. it is not an official party policy said sir keir s office and there are currently no plans related to their potential use. that briefing on their possible introduction had come from sue gray. the times reported that she believes the assemblies was transformational in ireland, building consensus for important constitutional changes, including ending the ban on abortion and allowing gay marriage. perhaps of more interest, in spite of the climb down, is the emergence of starmer s chief of staff into the policymaking limelight. is she another dominic c ....