ofgem says it may start reviewing the energy price cap every three months, rather than the current six. and coming up halle berry and patrick wilson are astronauts trying to save earth in moonfall. find out what mark kermode thinks about this and the week s other big releases in the film review at 5.45pm. good evening, welcome to bbc news at 5pm, i m jane hill. it s a bad end to a difficult week for borisjohnson as another mp has submitted a letter of no confidence in his leadership, following five resignations within 2a hours from his team in downing street. mps supportive of the prime minister are suggesting he s making necessary staff changes, following a damning report by the senior civil servant sue gray into rule breaking parties at number 10 during the pandemic. but the former head of the downing street policy unit, munira mirza, quit because of the prime minister s false claim that sir keir starmer failed to prosecutejimmy savile. and in the last hour, the conservat
take the time you need to build trust. that, any peace negotiator will tell you, is the way to find a solution. this week on political thinking, my guest, the health secretary for england, victoria atkins, suggests it could be the way to find peace in the nhs, to end the strikes that have dogged the health service for more than a year. it s been a big week for her, when talks are starting once again with thejunior doctors and after a new report highlighted the horrorfor some mothers and soon to be mothers of nhs maternity services, something she has some rather powerful experience of. victoria atkins, welcome to political thinking. thank you so much, pleasure to be here. you ve said when talking about women s health, you ve said when talking about this searing indictment that we saw this week of maternity and childbirth services, this is personalfor you. why so? well, i m a mum as well as the secretary of state for health. and i had my baby on the nhs, and i have a long histo
The politics of the settlement that tony blair, the work thatjohn major did before him, which allowed the good friday agreement, this is an understanding about the border. if you put in the border down the idc, then you do upset the unionists. and if you do put the border between put the border down the irish sea. if you put it between northern ireland and the republic, you re upset the nationalists. and gordon brown and a a way to nuance that and borisjohnson, instead of new and sing it, absolutely stuck it to the nationalists and unionists and told a different thing and it has caught up a different thing and it has caught up with him. it catches up in checks and balances in terms of the kind of thing that has been ruled on this afternoon, but what it is really about is people s identity and where the borderers. no election will solve that. it needs the minister on the case, nothing to liz you go and
Every time i kind of doubted myself, i did always think back tojohn curry and what he did and how different it was. and i think because of all of the work thatjohn had done, it gave me the opportunity to be able to feel and think bigger than myself. i personally, i find it very hard i to think that our sport would be where it is now and certainly for the men s figure - skating of the world, - ifjohn curry hadn t been a part of the legacy that has created i the world for myself and future champions to take over. but he wasn tjust making news on the ice just a day after his olympic victory, a reporter published quotes from curry in an interview where he spoke openly about being gay. the world s focus shifted from his beautiful skating to his sexuality. i, at the time, thought if i said to a journalist,