and there isn t much mention of a scrappage scheme either. it is diesel engines blamed for producing nitrogen dioxide, a gas that is invisible to the naked eye, but linked to a wide range of health impacts. so where does this leave drivers of diesel cars? it s not down to us, is it? joe public. it s the government that s in power at the time that says diesel‘s good. let s go on to diesel. now they are saying different. perhaps my next car, probably would get a petrol, but i do a lot of commuting, driving on the motorways, so when i bought this car, diesel was the obvious choice. you might change now? absolutely. one idea discussed in the report is charging diesel drivers for coming into cities like nottingham. the government makes clear it does not support that. it wants local authorities to try every other option first. but, if the air remains polluted, maybe charging will have to be considered again. the lib dems say the plan is a copout. the green party says the governme
tom bailey has married his partner. he revealed in a you tube video posted on 2013 he had boyfriend and said his whole world changed when he fell in love with a man tom bailey. let s catch up with the weather forecast. west has been best for sunshine and north easterly winds have brought a lot of code further east. this is one of the scenes from a weather watcher in north east scotland. the cloud has been feeding its weight in here and in eastern parts of england this extra cloud will help to hold up the temperatures. it could also produce the odd spot of drizzle across the east of the country. further west, more clear spells and with those temperatures could drop low enough for touch of frost. into tomorrow, still cloud in eastern areas and still cloud in eastern areas and still the best of the sunshine in the west, particularly northern ireland, the west of scotland, west of england and the south west. further west, not as warm as today, but still fairly decent under sun
agricultural show in warwickshire, to hear what people are saying here this morning. the election really has been the nation‘s conversation. the butty van is here, the sofa is here, and we have lots of lovely guest to talk to. and chris the sheep isjoining us, isn‘t here, molly? isn‘t he. good morning. we are on college green in westminsterfor good morning. we are on college green in westminster for a very special edition of this this morning, looking at what happens next after the 2017 general election resulted in a hung parliament. also had this morning, police revealed the london bridge attackers had tried to get hold of a 7 tonne lorry, and that petrol bombs were found in the van. detectives are now appealing for information about the knives used in the attack. in sport, a proud moment for england‘s harry kane. he‘ll captain his country in tonight‘s world cup qualifier, against scotland in glasgow, while the scots‘ striker leigh griffiths has been passed
think that is actually quite likely, even though most of my conservative contacts, senior tories that i have spoken to, do not think that would bea spoken to, do not think that would be a good deal idea. they think they need to get through with a pretence of stability and it would just cause more uncertainty and doubt if she was to be replaced. the trouble is, it is stability without strength. stability without credibility. going into the brexit negotiations with a leader who has been so register and has lost all credibility is very serious. what the remain faction, who have turned this into a second referendum on the eu and voted tactically to destabilise her, have succeeded in doing is creating the conditions for the worst possible deal that britain can get in the eu negotiations, and as a result, they have devastated the future of all those young people who are now voting so enthusiastically for corbyn because the economic future looks bleak. owen jones, i want to pick up
he is expected to talk about the ongoing and controversial war on drugs, the conflict in marawi against islamist militants and economic policy. howard johnson has more from manila. this will be anya shrubsole second state of the nation address. it is a chance to him to set out his vision for the philippines in the years ahead. a spokesperson said he will be speaking about terrorism, he will be speaking about terrorism, he will be looking at the conflict in morale we, on the island of mindanao. marawi. there have been more than 570 deaths. his extension of martial law on minder now. minder now opposition groups will be speaking out as well, putting together an alternative state of the nation address and that is likely to heavily criticise rodrigo duterte for his record on human rights during his campaign on his war on drugs. howard johnson in manila, and we will have more analysis on that state of the nation address in the philippines very shortly. but first, let s take