defend the indefensible, - party. we ve got a party trying to defend the indefensible, they - party. we ve got a party trying to i defend the indefensible, they are doing so badly. it s not right, it s not fair and doing so badly. it s not right, it s not fairand it doing so badly. it s not right, it s not fair and it doesn t respect the country or the office. government outlines of country or the office. government outlines of relaxations country or the office. government outlines of relaxations of - country or the office. government outlines of relaxations of some i outlines of relaxations of some restrictions on england starting next thursday. we will bring you a news conference live from downing street shortly. the cost of living has risen at its fastest pace for nearly 30 years driven by increases in food and energy prices. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. we re expecting a news conference in downing street shortly on the easing of coronavirus restrictions in
we have more people in employment land more employees on the payrolll now than there were before the pandemic began. - that is what my staff have been working on in downing street. i some mps are accusing borisjohnson of misleading parliament over lockdown parties in downing street. the leader of the scottish conservatives says the number of letters needed to oust the prime minister is near . 5a letters are needed to trigger a leadership vote. over the next half an hour, we ll look at how borisjohnson got to this point, his career so far and his future as prime minister. he s a successful politician. we ll look at what you need to do if he s to carry on. he needs to do. boris johnson s future tonight hangs in the hands of his own mps after days of public anger, over lockdown parties held in downing street. we heard another person calling for him to go. like many on these benches, i spent weeks and months defending the prime minister against often angry constituents. i r
hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow morning s papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the uk s prime minister says the glasgow climate deal is a game changer that sounds the death knell for coal power, but borisjohnson admitted it falls short of the 1.5 degree target. three men in their 20s have been arrested under the terrorism act after a car explosion outside the liverpool women s hospital. the passenger died at the scene, the driver is in hospital. queen elizabeth has been unable to attend the uk s remembrance service at the cenotaph in london. buckingham palace says she is suffering from a sprained back and greatly regretted not being able to go. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow morning. with me are broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and joe twyman, the director of deltapoll. we ll be hearing from the two of them in a moment. first let me bring you up with the front pa
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, the senior editor of the nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo and rachel watson, the deputy political editor of the scottish daily mail. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. we ve pages, starting with. had a few more in the last hour. we ve had a few more in the last hour. the metro focusses on the work the mp geoffrey cox has been doing away from parliament. the paper reports labour are calling for an offical inquiry. the times has the same focus. it claims to have an image showing mr cox using his parliamentary office for legal work. the care sector is facing an acute shortfall in workers, according the i. it s partly down to rules over vaccinations kicking in. that s partly because of vaccination kicking and particularly nottingham. malala on her wedding day on the telegraph. nine years after the taliban tried to murder her. according to th
newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello, it s paddy in the studio. and it s laura in the studio. and henry is having a week off, so we are graced with the journalist of the moment. hello. who are you? nick watt, how is that? nick watt, the political editor of newsnight, he has been making some news if you are viewing this week. since we last spoke yesterday we have just broke the news that lee anderson the tory mp has been booted out of the party for making what a lot of people believe were racist and unpleasant islamophobic comments, and there has been a statement from anderson himself and also overnight a statement from the prime minister too condemning extremism and anti semitism but not condemning islamophobia. remind ourselves what lee anderson actually said before we get into the furore around it. i don t actually believe that the islamists have got control of the country but what i do believe is they have got control of khan and they have got control of london, and they