and mcdonald s sacks its chief executive for having a relationship with an employee. good evening. doctors and health service leaders in england, have warned the main parties against using the nhs, as a political weapon during the general election campaign. they say they re already seeing the start of a bidding war, with nhs providers, who represent hospitals and other health trusts, saying promises made in the heat of an election battle, risk creating unrealistic expectations. here s our health editor, hugh pym. it s a familiar story at elections down the decades. political party leaders visiting hospitals. this time, the nhs has dominated the opening campaign exchanges with claims about how much more money is needed, but leaders of hospitals and other trusts in england say the debate has got out of hand. we would ask our politicians to exercise a bit of self control and to make sure that the debate we are going to have is evidence based, mature, and not just political punch
people have spoken of their shock. it s the children i can t forget, for what they ve seen. it s scary. a requiem mass at westminster cathedral for the mp sir david amess stabbed to death last month. and he s done it rugby league star kevin sinfield completes his epic run for charity. 101 miles in 2a hours. hello, and if you vejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has narrowly succeeded in getting mps to back his controversial plans for a new cap on the cost of social care in england, but there was a substantial tory rebellion. the plans change the way the cap of £86,000 is calculated, and critics say say poorer people are disproportionately affected. the prime minister claims the plans are incredibly generous. the proposals went through but mrjohnson s commons majority was cut from 80 to 26. 0ur political correspondent lone wells reports. does the prime minister have enough support? l has he made a pig s ear of it? it s a question getting louder in westmins
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