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about how her party is handling accusations of anti semitism. what is so awful about this is that jeremy always proclaims zero tolerance of anti semitism. ministers head back to brussels to try and secure legally binding changes to theresa may s brexit deal ahead of another vote by mps next week. a crisis in confidence in canada s prime minister, justin trudeau, with the resignation of a second cabinet minister, following a corruption scandal. i would like to thank my grandma. my sister. speakergreen my lover. the first cervical screening advertising campaign in england is launched, as the numbers of women attending welcome to bbc newsroom live. iamjoanna i am joanna gosling. the most senior police officer in britain, cressida dick, says there s a link between violent crime and cuts in police numbers after the prime minister suggested there s no direct correlation between cuts and certain crimes. it comes after two i7 year olds were killed in separate incidents in london
geoffrey cox the latest conservative mp at the centre of a storm about second jobs says he doesn t believe he s broken any rules and he ll cooperate fully with an inquiry. and the supermodel bella hadid opens up about the impact of social media on her mental health. we ll talk to a leading uk mental health expert about this. the united nations has published the first draught of an agreement from the cop26 summit. it calls for stronger carbon cutting targets by end of 2022. and encourages richer countries to scale up support for poorer nations. the document will now have to be negotiated by countries attending the talks. and it s likely to go through further draughts. also, in the last hour the chinese climate envoy has announced a climate cooperation deal with the us. we ll come back to that later. first, here s the uk prime minister borisjohnson. we need to be more ambitious and we need more credible plans for implementation. we have to bridge the gap between where we ar
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