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election. let s get the latest from our correspondent. tom, good to have you with us. your reaction that we understand that bill will not pass. it has been long promised but it seems it will not happen before the election. i seems it will not happen before the election. ~ , ., , ., seems it will not happen before the election. ~ , ., ., election. i think it is a bit of a farce actually. election. i think it is a bit of a farce actually. this election. i think it is a bit of a farce actually. this promise i election. i think it is a bit of a | farce actually. this promise to election. i think it is a bit of a - farce actually. this promise to end no fault evictions was made in 2019. to explain what that is, it means a landlord can evict a tenant without giving a reason and they have to be get out in two months notice. that affects nearly 100,000 people directly as a result since that promise was first made. we as campaign group have been pushing for this to be deliv ....
usually meets weekly on tuesday, but rishi sunak was in vienna meeting his austrian counterpart yesterday, so that s why cabinet didn t happen. that s perfectly reasonable. however, david cameron, the foreign secretary, who is in albania, appears to be coming back early to take part in that cabinet meeting to stop that s quite striking. all these little straws in the wind, these little straws in the wind, these things that make you think, something is up, those are all going in a big way. indie something is up, those are all going in a big way- in a big way. we love speculation in olitics. in a big way. we love speculation in politics- we in a big way. we love speculation in politics. we will in a big way. we love speculation in politics. we will find in a big way. we love speculation in politics. we will find out in a big way. we love speculation in politics. we will find out later. - politics. we will find out later. thank you. it s a key day for the post off ....
could climate change mean we ll see more of these events? we ll be joined be a scientist who has spent a decade researching just that, and also, the head of the airline pilots union balpa. this is paula vennells, who is at the heart of the post office scandal. she finally gives evidence tomorrow. we ll be asking lord lord arbuthnot who played a pivotal role in the postmasters campaign what he wants to hear from the woman who was in charge. also tonight. will tomorrow s inflation figures give the government a boost, or are cost of living concerns so endemic, will it even register? 0ur economic experts will give you the answer. and tomorrow, the mp craig mackinlay returns to westminster, after revealing the extent of what he describes as extreme surgery after sepsis. there was discussions happening about these arms, and legs. because by then, they had turned black. they were like a plastic. you could almost knock them. and it was like. it was like a. like your mob ....
major test of public opinion before a general election later this year. there s little good news for prime minister rishi sunak. at a by election in blackpool south, his party suffered its third largest swing to the opposition labour party since the second world war. at a local council level, the results are no better. the conservatives have lost half of the seats announced so far. experts say they could be on track to lose a staggering 500 councillors, one of the worst performances at the polls in four decades. here s our political editor chris mason. cheering. northallerton in north yorkshire this afternoon. the prime minister lives a few miles away, and look who s turned up to rub his nose in it. york and north yorkshire, the wider county so often rock solid conservative, has elected a labour mayor. we ve had really good results across the country all day long, but this is a very, very special moment, david, to become the mayor here. and thank you to the team for all ....
a hole in the ozone layer over antarctica, that s fuelled by smoke from wildfire events in australia, is exposing wildlife to protentially damaging levels of uv light. scientists from the university of wollongong say animals and plants are having to put more energy into avoiding the rays. here s our science correspondent victoria gill. the ozone layer that protects us from the sun s most harmful rays is healing gradually. but in antarctica, in cold high atmospheric clouds, a hole in that layer still appears every year. that ozone thinning or loss used to peak in september or october, when animals and plants are tucked under winter snow and marine animals are protected by sea ice. but it s now lingering until december, well into the antarctic summer, when wildlife is much more vulnerable. researchers say that s been driven in part by smoke from the australian wildfires in 2019 and 2020, which were fuelled by climate change. the researchers found evidence that antarctic p ....