plus portuguese detectives have told the bbc they never believed madeleine mccann was taken during a burglary which went wrong. it s ten years since the three year old disappeared. and claims that rules which limit the amount of time people can spend on bail won t actually make any difference. you feel like you ve had a crime done to you by the state and there is no one to done to you by the state and there is no one to answer done to you by the state and there is no one to answer for it. and no apology. that full exclusive report before 10am. hello and welcome to the programme. we re live until 11am. throughout the morning, the latest breaking news and developing stories. a little later, we ll speak to some of the men in this photo. the m men all students at cambridge university have got together to prove that young black men can go to cambridge. they were admitted in 2015 and they say it was hard, but if we did it, you can too. do get in touch on all the stories we re talki
equally today, some of you may feel it isa equally today, some of you may feel it is a little bit unfair. across scotla nd it is a little bit unfair. across scotland blue skies and sunshine but further east, the wall enda brady all, a lot of cloud and some rain as well. the cloud has been marching on gci’oss well. the cloud has been marching on across south eastern areas. we had some midlands through wales, the midlands and the south west but that tends to disappear this afternoon. the best of the brightness across northern england and especially northern ireland and scotland. although rather windy across the tops of the pennines. and even with the sunshine temperatures of ten or 11 degrees along that eastern coastline. some splashes of rain around and even inland, disappointing the cool as we go through the rest of the afternoon. but further west we have 20 degrees. but further west we have 20 degrees. but where we had the sunshine by day, we get clear skies overnight so s
are shaping up. and harnessing the power of sd printing in health care. we meet the firm that s revolutionising the way artificial limbs are made making them cheaper and easier for those who need them most. and as you are hearing. like it or loath it facebook is bigger more profitable and more controversial than ever. what do you think about that? has it got too much influence? just use the #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start with facebook because despite the ongoing controversy over everything from fake news to extremist and violent content the social networkjust keeps getting bigger and more profitable. facebook has been warning for some time it can t keep growing at this rate but the latest results show no sign of a slowdown. facebook made profits ofjust over $3 billion in the first three months of this year. that s a jump of more than 76% on the same period last year and more than investors were expecting. and it is creeping ever clos
on the pitch despite heavy losses on thursday. the french authorities warn the media and the public not to spread documents hacked from the centrist candidate emmanuel macron‘s campaign team ahead of tomorrow s poll. also in the next hour the teenage racing driver who lost both legs in a crash says he s determined to get back behind the wheel. he says the support he has received from the stars and fans of motorsport has made him even more determined to return. and wasps seal the top spot in rugby union s premiership, with victory over saracens. theresa may says she s grateful for the support her party s received in the local elections, but insists she s taking nothing for granted ahead of next month s general election. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn has admitted labour faces a historic challenge. ukip‘s leader, paul nuttall, said his party has a bright future despite its drubbing in thursday s vote. our political correspondent ben wright reports. step by step, theresa may is
the main political parties have been out canvassing support on the first full weekend of the general election campaign. theresa may says she s grateful for the support her party s received in the local elections but she says she s taking nothing for granted ahead of next month s general election. earlier, the labour leader jeremy corbyn admitted his party faced an historic challenge but said his party was closing the gap on the tories. our political correspondent ben wright reports. step by step, theresa may is closing in on polling day, now with hundreds of new conservative councillors in her ranks. at wolverhampton aerospace factory, she toured the floor with the new west midlands mayor, andy street. i am taking nothing for granted. i need support from across the united kingdom to strengthen my hand, and only a vote for me and my team will ensure that britain has the strong and stable leadership we need to get the best deal for britain from brexit. theresa may needs tor