the final two candidates should be known by the end of next week. the government is refusing to let parliamentary time for labour s notion of no confidence. they are choosing to play politics with the wedding of the notion and could be debated as the business of the day. let s speak to steve reid, the shadowjustice secretary. very good to have you here on bbc news. i am curious as to the timing of this no confidence motion, why table this vote of no confidence in the government under borisjohnson after we know that borisjohnson is resigning? why didn t labour tabled this before? we resigning? why didn t labour tabled this before? ~ ., ., , , ., this before? we have only ust found out that the this before? we have only ust found out that the conservative this before? we have onlyjust found out that the conservative party - out that the conservative party intends to prop up in office, for another two months, a prime minister who they have now admitted is unfit for office,
think she entered the water and say they are being evidence led. what is slightly unusual about this as a member of the published find her handbag a member of the public found the handbag used by gaynor lord in the park and the police find more of her belongings in various locations, her glasses and a couple of rings and her mobile phone and some of her clothes. her coat was found in the river wensum in the park as well. what have her family said about her disappearance? the family have not really said a lot stop they won t speak to us at this stage but they have been reposting the police plea for more information and on social media one of her daughters has simply said we want her home. and you can t get more on that story on our live page at bbcnews.com the pictures you re looking at now pictures ofjournalists and police officers gathering outside the park where maria was just then because we expect a police update at around two o clock so please check our website and st
spoke at the riverbank to warn people of the dangers of cooling off in open water. tom ingall reports. yesterday afternoon on the edge of wakefield, an all too familiar tragedy as temperatures soared. a teenage boy sought to cool off in the waters of the air. and calder navigation near broad reach loch. he lost his life. first of all, masks are truly tragic incident. local boy alfred mccraw, 16, just finished his gcses this summer ahead of him. he s been out with a group of friends that have been into the water. alfie got into difficulties. emergency services were called but sadly were able to save him, despite the welcome the waters seem to offer. there s a warning even the strongest of swimmers can quickly get into trouble. there are lots of dangers in not only the cold water shock, but the hidden danger underneath the water and the pollution involved there. the advice i would give is don t go into a known. what we re doing is going into the schools before
happen. it might goodness knows how they will do it but that might have a backlash from the public and i also wonder isjeffrey donaldson hoping that there will be an agreement between the uk and the european union that will make the deal acceptable and that he can claim credit for it because he is the one who was the muscular unionist. you don t need any more questions from me. thank you so much. a former member of the house of lords has beenjailed for five and a half years for child sex offences. lord ahmed of rotherham carried out the assaults on two children in the 1970s when he was a teenager. there are now calls for him to be stripped of his title. the 64 year old was tried under his real name, nazir ahmed. from south yorkshire, tom ingall reports. once he sat on the comfortable red benches of the house.
residents in north nottinghamshire are campaigning against plans for a solar farm. the proposal, if approved, could occupy up to six hundred acres of open land in the village of gringley on the hill. developers claim the panels could generate enough clean energy to power 160,000 homes. local residents are concerned about the effect on the local landscape. tom ingall reports. this field, around here. cleaner than coal, but solar power can still generate strong feelings. pat has run a wedding venue business here for two decades. she hasjust found out a new solarfarm could come right up to her fence. what do you think the impact will be with the solar screens? well, i won t be doing the business. i don t think i could because i can t sell that when, really, i ve sold it as a picture. you know, and i m passionate about it. up to 600 acres between gringley on the hill and clayworth could be covered by a.5 metre high solar panels. and this is just one of four