much more. so was that cock up or conspiracy? philipjones told us: but louis mendee spoke for many when he posted: later that night, there were several examples the bbc‘s efforts to get out and about during this election campaign and hear the views of so called ordinary voters. here s deputy political editorjohn pienaar soliciting opinions in a gym in bradford. labour underjeremy corbyn, what do you think? well, i quite like his policies but i don t think they re doable. you don t think they re doable? what do you think? i agree, yeah, i don t think they re doable myself. why not? i just don t think they are. kenny watt was watching that and thought the views of the gentlemen exercising there, and more generally vox pops like that, did not add greatly to the sum of human knowledge. he s got a journalist coming in when he s in the middle of his work out asking him questions when he s probablyjust thinking, oh my god, when‘s this hill climb going to end? and that s the pr
and philip has the weather. hello, good morning. for some the weekend is starting looking like this. but at the same time others are looking like this. i ll tell you who gets what and where and why in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. president trump will arrive in saudi arabia this morning, but he leaves behind more controversy in washington. the us media is reporting that he told senior russian officials that the fbijames told senior russian officials that the fbi james comey was a nutjob and sacking him relieved great pressure on him. the memo came as he set off on his first foreign trip since taking office. president trump is off on his first foreign trip. he might be glad to leave washington behind for a while. he tweeted that he ll be protecting american interests. that s what i like to do . but the president has had one of his most tumultuous weeks in the white house yet. it started with accusation that he d leaked classified information to the rus
for england in the champions trophy they re through to the semi finals after beating new zealand in cardiff. our marriage keeps you healthy, couples faring better with heart disease than those were single. for most people, a dry, brighter and warm day. the day feel more like june and yesterday did. first, our main story. the final day of campaigning in the general election will see the party leaders on a hectic schedule of visits to key towns and cities across britain, in a last push for votes. the closing stages of the campaign have been dominated by the issue of security following the london bridge attack. last night, in a speech widely criticised by her opponents, theresa may said if the conservatives are re elected, she would scrap any human rights laws that prevent her from introducing tougher anti terror measures. here s our political correspondent tom bateman. just one day to go in and it is over to you. the closing stages of this campaign have been dominated by the