Covered as britain decides also. Yeah, were going all around the country for those local elections, Mayoral Elections and a by election as well. But this left wing comedian sent Death Threats to someone and still gets work as well. Remarkable. Now celebrate black friday. Yeah, which is not a bank houday yeah, which is not a bank holiday for my people. And, ive got all of tomorrows papers today. And on my panel this evening, ive got top telegraph columnist Allison Pearson. And im also joined by ex labour Party Adviser, matthew laza. Get ready, britain. Here we go. Massive issues at a migrant protest. Next. Protest. Next. Very good evening to you. Its just gone 9 00. And the top story from the newsroom this evening. More than 700 migrants arrived in the uk after crossing the channel in a single day. Thats a new record for the year so far. The Home Office Figures show 711 people made the journey in 14 boats on wednesday , in 14 boats on wednesday, suggesting an average of 51 people per bo
Parents at st. Marys Catholic Primary School told me ofce the concerns about air pollution affecting Childrens Health. This morning High Court Ruled that the Government Air quality plan is. What does it Prime Minister feel is worse, losing for the third time in the high court, or 40,000 unnecessary deaths and impact on Childrens Health of the uks unsustainable airquality . The issue the honorable lady has raised about air quality is important and thats why weve been taking action to improve air quality. But can i just say to the honorable lady the way she has described the courts decision this morning i dont think properly reflects the decision that the court has given. If i could just perhaps, mr. Speaker, explained to thein houe because we do welcome the fact that the court has dismissed the complaint relating to five cities with major airquality problems, has now that we are taking appropriate action. They have agreed the modeling we used to support the 2017 airquality plan is sound
But what future do the People Living there now face . Youve got, like, a group of people now, who are so marginalised, which is the over 50, predominantly White Working Class man, who will never, ever work again. 3000 jobs went when the steel plant closed, we have an exclusive report from redcar. Hello, welcome to the programme, were live until am this morning. As we are each weekday. If you work for tesco, on the shop floor or in the warehouse do let me know. Is the job of someone who works in store, on the tills of equal worth to someone who works in the warehouse . And also, the high court will this morning hear the start of a legal challenge against the release of the black cab rapist, john worboys. Were you one of those who got into his cab and were targetted by him . Do get in touch and let me know the questions you want answered about why the parole board has made that decision to release him. You can get in touch anonymously. Our top story today. Tesco is facing britains larges
Amber heard. Celebrations in istanbul, as the president Recep Tayyip Erdogan signs a decree converting one of the worlds most important historic buildings, the hagia sophia, into a mosque. And on the 80th anniversary of the start of the battle of britain the story of the 13 Year Old Girl who helped design the planes that were crucial to the rafs victory. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. The coronavirus remains out of control in the United States and once again the country has breached a new daily record for confirmed virus infections there were more than 63 thousand cases announced on thursday and a thousand people are reported to have died with covid 19 in the same period. This in the same period. Takes them darker blue have h the this takes them darker blue have had the most cases per head population the most cases per head population the last week with the worst hit being S
Easier later on. Its much harder to be young than it is to be old. Let me tell you. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. Clashes have broken out in paris as tens of thousands of people marched through the city in protest against a new law, which restricts the right to publish images of the police. The demonstrations which took place across the country follow widespread outrage at a video appearing to show a black music producer being attacked by three White Police Officers in his studio in paris. Our paris correspondent Lucy Williamson reports. Police are always a target at protests like this. Today, they were the reason for them. The edges of a peaceful march through paris, frayed by clashes between hardline groups and the police. Water cannon and tear gas following the path of the unrest. Among the buildings set on fire, one belonging to the bank of france, an anarchist sign