champions, manchester city, fall eight points behind in the title race after suffering a shock home defeat against wolves. and in inside out in half an hour, tracy gee speaks to firefighters who believe theirjob caused them to have cancer. good evening. the parents of a teenage boy harry dunn who was killed in a road accident have made an emotional appeal for an american woman to return to the uk to face justice. the woman, who s the wife of an american diplomat, was driving a car which collided with the 19 year old s motorbike in august. she told police she would remain in the uk, then returned to the united states and is claiming diplomatic immunity. the police have said they want to arrest and question her over the incident. duncan kennedy has been speaking to harry dunn s parents. the death of harry dunn has created a profound sense of parental loss. tim and charlotte say their pain is deep. we cannot grieve for him at the minute because we are just unaware of where
of a woman at a lunch without her permission. did you? no and what the public want to hear is what we are going to do to unite the country. in westminster a meeting of opposition party leaders gets under way one of their questions. if there was to be a caretaker prime minister who should it be? thousands of women are dying needlessly from heart attacks because they fail to recognise their symptoms, and receive poorer care than men. saudi arabia s crown prince says he takes some responsibility for the murder of the journalist, jamal khashoggi, but denies personally ordering it. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport jane. hi, simon. scotland have boosted their hopes of progressing to the knockout stages of the rugby world cup they ve earned a 3a 0 bonus point victory over samoa and are up to third in the pool a group. and darren, it is wet? it certainly is. flood warnings and more warnings of heavy rain today and into tomorrow. later on in the week we could have an
the men and women still living in fear of redundancy, as the future of scunthorpe steelworks hangs in the balance. this time, it felt very different we was at the edge of the abyss. and the week the world came to yorkshire to celebrate a festival of cycling. many professions have a level of risk, but firefighters face an invisible threatjust as deadly as the flames that they tackle every day. our reporter tracy gee has been given exclusive access to research being done into harmful toxins found on firefighters clothes and equipment, which may have a link to cancer. firefighters need to stop having their lives totally turned upside down with cancer. we ve got firefighters getting cancer all the time on all watches and all stations, and things need to be done about it. up and down the country, firefighters are dying of this due to them saving lives in the line of duty. and thatjob is killing them. all of it, that i m aware of, states that you can t prove or disprove a link
caused them to have cancer. that s in inside out in half an hour. donald trump s political opponents have intensified efforts to impeach the president. three congressional committees have demanded legal documents relating to a telephone call by mr trump, in which he asked ukraine to investigate his presidential rival, joe biden. from washington, chris buckler reports. what was a request has become a demand. democrats are piling the pressure on president trump by issuing a subpoena for a series of documents. they want a full, rather than a rough, transcript of thejuly phone call in which he asked the ukrainian leader, volodymyr zelenskiy, to investigate his political rival and potential presidential rival, joe biden. and amid all the talk of impeachment, mr trump continues to make unfounded allegations about mr biden, who hopes to challenge him in next year s presidential election. you re pointing out when he s flatlining, where there is no evidence, none, not a scintilla, not