in university days, he used to cook all sorts of meals. i think that s when he was trying to impress me, mary. things like bolognese sauce and things like that. and, should the nhs pay for a woman to have children via a surrogate in the united states, because it didn t spot her cervical cancer? that case goes to the supreme court today. a london trust admits its failure led to the woman s infertility. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11:00am this morning. get in touch to let me know how you voted, who you think should take over the labour party, everything else we are tlaking about today. first carrie has the news. water firms in england and wales will have to cut the average annual bill by £50 within five years under plans published by the industry regulator. 0fwat is also forcing firms to invest millions of pounds, aimed at improving their performance, and wants water firms to cut water lost to leaks by 16%. the main parties in northern ireland are starting talks
how we did because it was wrapped in flammable cladding, that is a key issue and yet it is not seriously being addressed. the firefighters turned up after that happens, after the building was turned, in reality, into a death trap. the prime minister will try today for a fourth time to secure an early general election in december. i hope that opposition party members would want to trust the public, let them have a say. they had seemed determined not to deliver on the referendum but i think it is time that at this stage, to make sure we can deliver on brexit, we let the general public have a say. it looks like game on for a winter election, with borisjohnson like game on for a winter election, with boris johnson looking like game on for a winter election, with borisjohnson looking set to achieve backing for his december poll. will it be december the 9th, tenth or 11th, and will that be a deal breaker? and while politicians literally argue over a data. in today s exclusive film,
why did thomas cook s top bosses pay themselves millions in bonuses with the company on the brink of collapse? the government wants an investigation to be fast tracked. one thomas cook worker tells us she s feeling completely lost today. i think it is too late for anything, if i m honest. like they said, it happened overnight, we ve all woken up with no jobs, what do you do? i don t really know where to go from here, to be honest. and labour s voted to stay neutral on brexit in a general election. but is that enough to convince the party s core northern voters to back them? ex miners in bolsover in derbyshire tell us what they think ofjeremy corbyn. i have always been labour, ex miner, my dad was a minor, all my dad s brothers were minors, so i don t really. i can t bring myself to vote tory, i could never do that, but i can t supportjeremy corbyn. we ll ask the former miner and labour party chairman ian lavery what he thinks of that. hello. welcome to the programme. we re li
degenerate on twitter. the number of people dying from asthma in england and wales is the highest for more than a decade. the number of people dying from asthma in england and wales is the highest for more than a decade. nine year old ella kissi debrah s died after an asthma attack. experts have linked her death to air pollution. and tomorrow, qpr s loftus road stadium will be renamed after a member of the team s youth academy who was stabbed to death when he was just 15. we ll talk to kiyan prince s dad, mark, about why it means so much to him. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11:00 this morning. it s something we don t often think about until we have a to bury a loved one the cost of cremations. the bbc has discovered that the cost of a local authority cremation has risen by nearly a fifth in the last four years and varies hugely across the uk. in belfast, you could payjust under £1100. compare that to almost £1,000 in milton keynes. that s before you
of him kicking a puppy and they probably still vote for him. with jeremy hunt we could actually become more of the centre right party, the compassionate one nation conservatives. and bobby norris from the only way is essex tells how the homophobic abuse he received on social media prompted his campaign to make such abuse a criminal offence. i ve been sent death threats, people have wished cancer on me, they ve told me that i should have acid thrown in my face and this is literally because of my sexuality. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. the long running junior doctors dispute is set to end after doctors voted in favour of an 8.2% pay rise we ll be talking to doctors who backed the plan and who opposed it a bit later. have you just come off a night shift in a hospital? let us know what you think about the plans. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about use the hashtag victoria live. if you re emailing and are happy for us to